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San Francisco Gateway Project

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2015-012491ENVState & Local

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The San Francisco Gateway Project, managed by the San Francisco Planning Department and applicant Prologis L.P., involves the redevelopment of a site in the Bayview neighborhood at 749 Toland Street and 2000 McKinnon Avenue. The scope of work includes the demolition of four existing single-story production, distribution, and repair (PDR) structures totaling 448,000 square feet and the construction of two new three-story PDR buildings. These new structures will provide approximately 1,646,000 gross square feet of enclosed floor area, expanding to 2,160,000 gross square feet when including active roofs. The project is classified under NAICS code 236210 and has been processed under Case No. 2015-012491ENV, with final environmental certification and approval occurring in late 2025 in compliance with the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA). The development features extensive infrastructure and parking, including 543,500 gross square feet of parking space accommodating 1,125 standard automobile spaces and 116 bicycle spaces. Each building will include 36 loading dock doors on the first level with additional tenant-specific loading on upper floors. Site improvements include 217 on-street parking stalls, new sidewalks ranging from 10 to 18 feet in width, and 14 new curb cuts. Additional streetscape enhancements consist of street trees, mid-block bulbouts with planters, improved vehicular travel lanes, a new curb and gutter system, and localized roadway resurfacing. Primary administrative oversight is provided by Senior Planner Elizabeth White and the San Francisco Planning Department.

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Demolish four PDR buildings, construct two new three-story PDR buildings with 2.16M sq ft total, parking, loading docks, and streetscape improvements in Bayview, San Francisco.

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749 Toland Street/2000 McKinnon Avenue, San Francisco, CA

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The project site is currently occupied by four single-story structures totaling approximately 448,000 square feet of production, distribution, and repair (PDR) space. The project would demolish the existing PDR buildings onsite and construct two new multi-story PDR buildings that would provide new PDR space in the industrial area of San Francisco's Bayview neighborhood. The two three-story buildings would total approximately 1,646,000 gross square feet of enclosed floor area, or 2,160,000 gross square feet including active roofs. The project would construct new sidewalks along the site's perimeter, including Selby Street, and would create seven new curb cuts for access to each new building (14 in total). The project also would include a total of approximately 543,500 gross square feet of parking, on the first story and an active roof of each building. Approximately 1,125 parking spaces for standard automobiles would be provided, and each building would include 36 loading dock doors at level 1 with additional tenant-specific loading on the upper levels. The Project would provide 116 bicycle parking spaces in total: 100 Class 1 and 16 Class 2 spaces. Proposed on-street parking would consist of 217 diagonal and parallel striped parking stalls. In addition to sidewalks from between 10 and 16 feet wide (18-feet wide in two locations), the project would also provide streetscape improvements to the streets immediately adjacent to the project site, including street trees, mid-block bulbouts with planters, driveways and associated curb cuts, improved vehicular travel lanes and a curb and gutter system, and resurfacing the roadway in several places.

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