Certificate of Transfer for Transferable Development Rights (TDT)

Collaboration with OEWD to provide analysis and support regarding potential NWSL BFC Facilities.

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City ("Seller") owns the Civic Center Steam Loop (“Steam Loop”) located in Civic Center in the City and County of San Francisco. The Steam loop is located in Civic Center bounded to the North by McAllister Street, to the East, to the East by Larkin Street, to the South by Grove Street and to the West by Dr. Carlton B. Goodlett Street. The Steam Loop provides steam for comfort heating and hot water to the Bill Graham Civic Auditorium, 101 Grove Street, City Hall and the San Francisco County Civil Courthouse (“Steam Loop Buildings”) and consists of approximately 3,100 feet of steam and condensate piping, 17 utility vaults and laterals to the Steam Loop Buildings. ECSF ("Buyer") owns and operates 12 miles of district heating steam distribution and condensate return piping in San Francisco for delivery and sale of steam to various facilities. Approximately 180 San Francisco steam customers are served by ECSF. Excluding the City, all ECSF customers receive steam at the property boundary using ECSF owned piping which is metered by ECSF. California Public Utility Commission (“CPUC”) regulates and approves ECSF tariffs. The Steam Loop is connected to ECSF’s distribution network. City and Buyer agree that it would be mutually beneficial: (i) for ownership and operational responsibility for the Steam Loop be transferred from Seller to Buyer; (ii), for Seller to grant Buyer an easement that will allow Buyer to continue to operate and maintain the Steam Loop in its current location for those areas where the Steam Loop is outside of the right of way (“ROW”); (iii) for Buyer to take the necessary steps, if any, to incorporate the sections of the Steam Loop in the ROW into its existing franchise agreement; (iv) for Seller to reimburse Buyer and for Buyer to cause to be performed certain pipe replacement and other repairs to bring the Steam Loop back to reliable operation; (v) for Buyer to be solely responsible for future replacements, repairs and maintenance of the Steam Loop at Buyer's expense; and (vi) for Seller to continue to buy steam from Buyer and for Buyer to continue to sell steam to Seller for the Steam Loop Buildings for five (5) years following the Transfer Date.

The proposed project seeks to improve accessibility from the east entrance to the main lobby floor by replacing the existing wheelchair lift with a new user-friendly and better-performing wheelchair lift. The proposed lift will be located on the northern side of the entry vestibule and will have a short ramp that allows access from the entry vestibule to the wheelchair lift that will deliver users to the main lobby of City Hall.

Replace (179)existing water source heat pumps, flexible hose ,necessary ductwork & thermostats with new.

Certificate of Transfer for Transferable Development Rights (TDT)

Certificate of Transfer for Transferable Development Rights (TDT) - This transfer will be from TDR located at City Hall to the proposed project located at 530 Sansome Street (Fire Station).

Certificate of Transfer for transferable development rights (TDT)

Installation of 88 horizontal lifeline anchors on a flat portion of the perimeter roof

City hall: to modernize (8) (e) elevators, including replacement / refurbishment of (e) equipment, car control panels & lobby fixtures. Additional scope include removal of fire sprinklers & installation of (n) rooftop.

Replace interior lighting under the central dome on the 4th floor and around the colonnade. Per email from Elizabeth Gordon-Jonckheer on 07/22/21, the project would not require a Certificate of Appropriateness because the scope amounts to Regular Maintenance under CEQA. No other work.

Direct replacement of water source heat pumps in same footprint and with similar units at various locations throughout City Hall.

We are seeking approval to authorize and sell Transferable Development Rights associated with the City-owned City Hall building based upon the historical nature of the asset. The TDR proceeds will be used to rehabilitate the building.

Statement of Eligibly for Transferable Development Rights (TDE)

CITY HALL INTERIOR DOME LIGHTING PROJECT

The proposed Project would involve replacement of existing lighting fixtures that illuminate the interior dome of City Hall with energy-efficient LED lighting fixtures that would have color lighting capabilities. An advanced control system would be installed for computer operation of the dome lighting. The lighting retrofit would involve a one-for-one replacement of the existing interior dome lights.

Install (2) exterior pole lights at existing play areas on McAllister Street. Install (4) exterior sconces mounted to the railing atop the ramp wall leading to loading area on McAllister.

OTC approval: Interior alterations to non-historic features in the Assessor's Office (Room 190); Approved per Sec 1005(e)(2).

Ordinance amending the Administrative and Planning Codes to allow City-approved digitally projected light displays on the east façade of City Hall; affirming the Planning Department's determination under the California Environmental Quality Act; making findings of public necessity, convenience, and welfare; and making findings of consistency with the General Plan, and the eight priority policies of Planning Code, Section 101.1.

$500 million general obligation bond to create new affordable housing units, speed and complete the rebuilding of public housing, protect existing residents in rent-controlled housing, and expand rental and homeownership opportunities for the city's workforce.

Replace exterior lighting with new LED lighting for City Hall.

Back-up power generator at the exterior basement level below the ground floor at the southesat corner of City Hall.

The project would construct a new traffic signal at the mid-block crosswalk at Dr. Carlton B. Goodlett Place (Polk Street) between McAllister and Grove streets. The traffic signal would replace the existing flashing crosswalk system and would include new poles for vehicle and pedestrian signals as well as new traffic control cabinet.

To install a new back-up power generator on the Dr Carlton B Goodlett Place Facade at the southern corner.

Survey of landscape features within the boundary of the existing Civic Center Landmark District

Install median separated northbound bicycle facility on Polk Street from Market to Grove Streets Modify median nose at Market/Fell and Polk Streets to install separated northbound bicycle facility install new curb ramps and corner bulb-outs.

3008-3010 Geary Boulevard (0787/001); Project Review meeting to discuss the conversion of the Bridge Theatre to the San Francisco Baseball Academy.

Exterior lighting upgrades at City Hall

To add a wheelchair-accessible ramp to the President's dais in the Board of Supervisors' Chambers in City Hall

Solar PV arrangement on City Hall.

The project is the renovation of the BOS chamber to include an ADA ramp to the upper podium in front of the Supervisors chamber.

Renovation of the interior of the Board of Supervisor's chambers to make the space wheel chair accessible.

Certificate of app. for seismic retrofit per article 10 Seismic retrofit of San Francisco City Hall.

To approve a Cert. of Appropriateness pursuant to Sec 1006 Add signage and modify doors to City Hall Rooms 228 and 282 to comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act.

EE Seismic repair and upgrade of S.F. City Hall.

To allow installation of signage in lobbies of landmark #21 install restroom signs in lobby & exterior location for disabled access to facilities.

To change landmark interior per art. 10 replace draperies in the Board of Supervisor's chambers.

To allow interior alteration to landmark per Sec. 1006 alter interior of City Hall.

For work in a public area on designated landmark 21 persec. 1006 remodel public areas of the Treasurer's office by relocatingdoors adding new cabinets & shelving & extending corniceson cashier's counter/windows.