Thank you for your engagement and extraordinary support throughout the years!
Mission Rock reflects over a decade of planning and community input to
transform Parking Lot A and Pier 48 into a vibrant neighborhood. A partnership
between the Port of San Francisco, San Francisco Giants, and Tishman Speyer,
Mission Rock delivers exciting parks and open space, new rental homes – 40%
affordable to low and moderate income families and individuals, imaginative
work spaces and an array of neighborhood-serving retail. Make Mission Rock: http://missionrock.com
Mission Rock will be completed in seven to ten
years over three to four phases. We are thrilled to include the 5-acre
waterfront park in the first phase of development, along with approximately 550
rental homes, office space, and neighborhood-serving retail on the ground floor
of each building. Phase one will break ground early 2020 and be completed in
2023.
Members of the Mission Rock team will continue to
work closely with neighbors and neighborhood stakeholders to answer project
questions including any construction related observations. Monthly newsletters
will provide project updates and in early 2020 a construction website will host
information about ongoing and upcoming work. In the meantime, below outlines
what you can expect to see in Parking Lot A over the next few months, and how you
may reach us if you have any questions or comments:
Preliminary
Construction Work: November 2019 – January 2020 Prior to
groundbreaking, the project team will conduct preliminary construction work in
a fenced area located on the northern half of Parking Lot A between the hours
of 7 a.m. and 5 p.m. This work will include the following:
Mock-up of lightweight
cellular concrete involving small amounts of pavement demolition, dewatering,
excavation, placing of LCC fill, utilities and paving. Construction vehicles
will be routed to minimize congestion on both Third Street and Terry Francois
Boulevard, and truck movements in and out of the site will be controlled with
flaggers as needed to ensure safety.
Field testing of ground
improvements needed to mitigate liquefaction (settlement of the ground during
strong earthquakes). This work includes installing wick drains, installing
stone columns, and performing Rapid Impact Compaction (RIC) – which involves
pounding the ground with a track-mounted compactor. Vibration and noise will
range from very low to moderate construction levels during this work which is
estimated to occur around mid-November to mid-December, excluding holidays.
Indicator piles which
consists of driving steel
H piles to bedrock (approximately 250 feet). Due to
the depth, piles will be driven using a diesel hammer which is a similar method
used for other projects adjacent to Parking Lot A. Pile driving will occur
over a four to six week period beginning as early as mid-December, will operate
between the hours of 8 a.m. and 5 p.m., and will be limited to weekdays and
non-holidays.
A noise and vibration consultant is working closely with the project team to identify methods to mitigate, monitor, and manage sound and vibration. This includes the use of monitoring instruments to measure noise and vibration impacts. The Mission Rock team will continue to update and work closely with neighbors and neighborhood stakeholders throughout construction and may be contacted via email: info@missionrock.com or through the Construction Hotline: (415) 972-1744.
An Additional Update: Terry Francois Boulevard (TFB) The
Mission Rock team recently completed realignment work along Terry Francois
Boulevard near Pier 48 and Pier 50. This work reduced the number of traffic
lanes, restriped the section of TFB north of Mission Rock Street, and created a
barrier between traffic and pedestrians and bikes – making a safer and more
comfortable pedestrian and bicycle connection in that area. This work also
allows Mission Rock construction vehicles to minimize the need to use adjacent
streets for staging and pave the way for future activity at the Pier 48 ½
interim ferry landing.
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