And all the city and port has leveraged through the planning and preparation for the event. From that initial feedback that we received on april 9th, were coming back before you today to present an mou, memorandum of understanding as well as the underpinnings of the goals of the program. At the last presentation you asked about what specific considerations, specific assets that we were considering, how the funding would work, both in term of the funds that were raised and what expenditures there would be spent on as well as proposed schedule should this be approved. As you are well aware, there are other departments here in San Francisco as well as cultural institutions that have donor recognition programs whereby individuals, family foundations, really local companies that want to support that institution have the opportunity in turn to be recognized for that contribution. And weve looked at the partnership between the San Francisco Parks Alliance which supports the rec and park depar
Of modern fish handling distribution space to 20 Fish Processors and receivers. It is today northern californias leading seafood center. The next Infrastructure Project was the construction of the 7 million hyde street harbor. Commissioner brandon, you were on the commission when that was approved and ratified. It provides berthing for the larger more modern fishing vessels. It opened in 2001 and has 62 berths for with modern amenities for the larger transient boats that chase seasonal catches up and down the west coast. The progress continued. Just this last year, a 2 million Harbor Office joint Operation Center was completed at the foot of hyde street harbor. An old 50 year old aluminum building was transformed and provides amenities for local and visiting commercial fishermen. It also houses the ports new Harbor Office. And as well as home to the San Francisco marine unit and their dive team, San Francisco Fire Department Fast Response crews. And then this past year continuation of
These businesses create over 176 million Economic Impact to the region generating a Million Dollars in city taxes. The port earns about 21 2 Million Dollars in revenue before expenses each year. The other interesting part about it, many of our tenants have been Fish Processing the tenants have been customers report for generations, for four generations in some instances. Perhaps the wharfs most famous catch is crab whose season starts around thanksgiving. Collectively crab fiber man have caught an average of 30 million a year with crab in the last 10 years in california and maintaining crab, one of the most valuable fisheries in california. People are nervous about bart these days, is it going to be a problem. I think its very similar to each fall in the traditional dance between the crab boat owners and the processorses. Are there going to be crabs available for thanksgiving or not . Its always kind of this tension. But its no accident that the sign at Fishermans Wharf has a crab in t
Opened in 1995, the receiving and processes and companies flocked back to Fishermans Wharf and the sheds were unleashed to capacity almost immediately. Today they remain at capacity with over 100,000 square feet of modern fish handling distribution space to 20 Fish Processors and receivers. It is today northern californias leading seafood center. The next Infrastructure Project was the construction of the 7 million hyde street harbor. Commissioner brandon, you were on the commission when that was approved and ratified. It provides berthing for the larger more modern fishing vessels. It opened in 2001 and has 62 berths for with modern amenities for the larger transient boats that chase seasonal catches up and down the west coast. The progress continued. Just this last year, a 2 million Harbor Office joint Operation Center was completed at the foot of hyde street harbor. An old 50 year old aluminum building was transformed and provides amenities for local and visiting commercial fisherme
Come back to San Francisco. Even if we fixed pier 45. Luckily, when the facility opened in 1995, the receiving and processes and companies flocked back to Fishermans Wharf and the sheds were unleashed to capacity almost immediately. Today they remain at capacity with over 100,000 square feet of modern fish handling distribution space to 20 Fish Processors and receivers. It is today northern californias leading seafood center. The next Infrastructure Project was the construction of the 7 million hyde street harbor. Commissioner brandon, you were on the commission when that was approved and ratified. It provides berthing for the larger more modern fishing vessels. It opened in 2001 and has 62 berths for with modern amenities for the larger transient boats that chase seasonal catches up and down the west coast. The progress continued. Just this last year, a 2 million Harbor Office joint Operation Center was completed at the foot of hyde street harbor. An old 50 year old aluminum building