Port Commission · Feb 24, 2026
Tuesday1 h 44 min4 officials identified1 public speaker9 agenda itemsVideo: SFGovTV
The longest item after routine business: Leasing and activation efforts under the Fisherman?s Wharf Forward Project, 46 min of this 1 h 44 min meeting.
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- 0:04Call to order / roll call
- 0:08Approval of minutes - february 10, 2026
- 15:30Public comment on items not listed on the agenda
- 16:089A. Acting Executive Director's Report
- 50:5910A. Approval for the President of the San Francisco Port Commission to travel to Washington, D.C. to attend the American Association of Port Authorities 2026 AAPA Legislative Summit
- 51:2110B. Confirm and align Port Commission and Department Head Contracting Authority. (Resolution 26-08)
- 51:3010C. Port of San Francisco's Fiscal Year (FY) 2026-27 and FY 2027-28 Biennial Operating and Capital Budget. (Resolution 26-09)
- 52:3611A. Amend the Port's Harbor Traffic Code within Pier 70 Special Use District and Pier 70 Shipyard. (Resolution 26-10)
- 57:5812A. Leasing and activation efforts under the Fisherman?s Wharf Forward Project
What happened
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- Item 2, approval of the minutes of the February 10th, 2026 Port Commission meeting, was taken up, and the motion was announced as passed.0:12
- The Consent Calendar was called, including Resolutions 2607, 2608 and 2609, which were announced as adopted.50:51
- Item 11A, Resolution 2610, was presented by Port staff, amending the Harbor Traffic Code for overnight parking and a metered zone at Pier 70.52:35
- Item 12A was an informational presentation on leasing and activation efforts under the Fisherman’s Wharf Forward project.57:58
Who spoke
4 officials identified · talk time, most first.
- Rich LeeCommissioner · 8.2 minFirst speaks at 34:45
- Willie AdamsCommissioner · 8.1 minFirst speaks at 40:48
- Stephen EngblomPresident · 6.7 minFirst speaks at 45:41
- Ken McNeelyVice president · 2.4 minFirst speaks at 39:01
Public comment: 1 speaker.
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Hamlet, “Port Commission, Feb 24, 2026: San Francisco.” https://cities.myhamlet.com/sf/port/meetings/2026-02-24. Data as of Oct 9, 2026 (version d14b03c); meeting of Feb 24, 2026.



