San Francisco — The Bay Area Council today (June 30) hailed a decision by the San Francisco Bay Conservation and Development Commission removing the port priority use designation on Howard Terminal at the Port of Oakland and allowing the Oakland A’s to move forward with their transformative and privately financed waterfront ballpark with 3,000 units of new […]
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