Annual General Meeting Notice: Feb 13, 2025 – 7-9 PM Ft Mason Center Room C205

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Agenda:

Monica Scott, Project Manager for East Harbor, will present an update to the scope of work and seek your feedback.
Scott Grindy, Harbor Master, will report on harbor operations.

Election of Officers & Directors – The Nominating Committee recommends:
President & Treasurer – Bruce Stone
Vice President – Risley Sams
Secretary & Webmaster – Kurt Hemmingsen
Directors – Theresa Brandner, John Rivlin, Mark Hensley, Jeff Spoering, Andrew
Zimmerman (plus the three officers above)

A detailed agenda is attached, with an extensive discussion of our concerns regarding the proposed fuel dock, breakwaters, and related issues. So please read it carefully and come prepared with questions and comments. This is your chance to put a constructive spin on what’s needed.

Agenda for SF Marina Harbor Association Annual Meeting Feb 13 2025

Fuel Dock Relocation – input to RPD by Bruce Stone (Jan 31, 2025):
The attachments show the report they prepared evaluating alternative fuel dock locations and the existing and proposed marina plans. Note that the marina plans chart has three pages. On page two, Bruce Stone has marked where they should install the fuel dock on the guest dock in East Harbor. On page three, Bruce Stone marked in red a suggested new guest dock that could provide added revenue to the harbor fund, offsetting any lost revenue from a few small slips to be removed to enhance the turning basin for boats refueling.

Page 1: 2025 Marina Plans with BJS suggestion on fuel dock and guest dock for East Harbor

Page 2: 2025 Marina Plans

Page 3: 24_1010_SF Marina Alternate Fuel Dock Locations

Marina Project Update | Project update October 2023

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Subject: Marina Project Update | Project update October 2023

On October 19, 2023, the Recreation and Park Commission authorized RPD to proceed with planning and design for environmental review under CEQA for the Marina Improvement and Remediation Project. This work will include a financial feasibility study of the Marina with the objective of minimizing the number of slips in the West Harbor and identifying opportunities to add additional slips in the East Harbor. The environmental review process is expected to take 18-24 months and includes an Environmental Impact Report, which will be prepared by the Planning Department.

Once the review is complete, RPD will bring a proposed project back to the Recreation and Park Commission for approval with the adoption of CEQA findings; the project will consider both community feedback and the purpose of the settlement—to ensure an environmentally and financially sustainable marina.

Since the beginning of this year, RPD has received and continues to welcome public feedback about the project. The FAQ provides all the relevant project information and will continue to be updated as needed (link here).

A link to the Commission Meeting presentation can be found here. Additionally, the Staff Report can be found here.

Thank you for your continued interest in this project.

Monica L. Scott, PLA

Project Manager, Capital & Planning Division

San Francisco Recreation and Park Department

49 South Van Ness Avenue, Suite 1220 |San Francisco, CA | 94103

Annual General Meeting Notice: Wed Jan 17, 2024 – 7 to 9 PM

Association Notices, Meeting Notices

SF Marina Harbor Annual Meeting – Wed Jan 17, 2024 – 7 to 9 PM
Ft. Mason Center – Room C205

Harbormaster Scott Grindy will discuss dredging, security, staffing, waitlist
and a wide range of topics, plus take Q&A

Monica Scott and Kelli Rudnick, SF Rec & Park Project Management team, will
outline revised designs of the East Harbor project and request your input

Election of Officers & Directors – The Nominating Committee recommends:
President & Treasurer – Bruce Stone
Vice President – Risley Sams
Secretary & Webmaster – Kurt Hemmingsen
Directors: Theresa Brandner, Andy Zimmerman, Peter Jeal, James Vernon,
Mark Hensley, Al Cavey (emeritus)

Marina Harbor Master Moves Offices into Historic Space

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Marina Harbor Master Moves Offices into Historic Space
This Video highlights San Francisco’s new Marina Harbor Master office, which has been remodeled from stem to stern.
This new office was originally built as a degaussing station in 1952 and recently completed its renovation.
Learn more about the building’s history and how the Harbor Master will better serve our community with this newly renovated facility!
New Address:
San Francisco Marina Small Craft Harbor | 1 Marina Green Drive | San Francisco, CA 94123
Telephone Number:
(415) 831-6322