Introducing the Jobs, Parks & Housing Initiative

It used to be the economic engine of Southeast San Francisco. But today, 34 years after the Navy closed it down, the Hunters Point Shipyard remains dirty, neglected and abandoned. This June, we can change all that by supporting the Bayview Jobs, Parks and Housing Initiative - bringing new life and economic opportunity to San Francisco's most at-risk neighborhood.

Turning abandoned land and a little-used parking lot into AFFORDABLE HOUSING, PARKS AND JOBS

	Clean Up Shipyard Toxics The cleanup of the toxics at the shipyard will meet the strict cleanup standards demanded by all relevent local, state and federal regulatory agencies.		Rebuild Double Rock Housing Project The Alice Griffith (Double Rock) public housing project will be completely rebuilt without dislocating residents.
	300 Acres of New Parks Over 300 acres of new and improved parkland, open space and recreational fields will be created - the largest parks expansion in one hundred years.		Accommodating a New 49ers Stadium Allows a new football stadium to be built with no public funding if the 49ers decide to stay in San Francisco.
	8,000 New Jobs Thousands of construction jobs and 8,000 PERMANENT JOBS following completion of the project.		Greentech Research Park A greentech research park will be created to promote innovations that improve the environment and provide jobs for local residents.
	Thousands of Affordable Homes Up to 10,000 new homes with as many as 25% being entry-level, affordable homes and apartments.		Green Building Practices Construction will use the latest in sustainable and green building practices, including energy-efficient design and transit-friendly planning.
	Permanent Home for Shipyard Artists New, permanent space in the Shipyard will be provided for existing shipyard artists.		No New Cost to Taxpayers The plan will be completed at no new cost to taxpayers and it will provide millions of dollars in new revenue to the General Fund. It also repeals $100 million in previously authorized bonds backed by the General Fund.