OCI outlines $7.5M development plan and compliance goals for Hilltop area

San Francisco's Office of Community Investment and Infrastructure (OCII) is set to advance its development initiatives in the Hilltop area, with plans to commence construction on four development blocks, three of which will be designated as affordable housing. This decision, announced during a recent government meeting, aims to enhance community access to affordable living options.

The OCII is finalizing designs for two of these development blocks and is actively collaborating with the Legacy Foundation to expand community benefits funds. These funds are intended to support local initiatives and improve community welfare. Additionally, the agency is working closely with the Navy and federal regulators to ensure compliance and safety through ongoing monitoring and retesting, with community meetings planned to keep residents informed.

Financially, the OCII has allocated $7.5 million for infrastructure support across both phase 1 and phase 2 projects, alongside $3.3 million earmarked for legal and financial services. A further $2 million has been set aside as developer contributions for community benefits.

In asset management, the OCII will continue to oversee properties held in the agency's property tax trust, ensuring they are managed effectively for the city's benefit. The agency's commitment to equal opportunity programs remains strong, with a funding request of $291,000 aimed at enhancing workforce compliance and supporting local hiring initiatives.

These developments reflect the OCII's ongoing dedication to improving infrastructure and community resources in San Francisco, with a clear focus on affordable housing and local workforce engagement. As these projects move forward, the agency is poised to make a significant impact on the community's future.