Downtown San Francisco Ferry Terminal Expansion

PROJECT SCHEDULE

2003 Phase I Complete | 2011 Project Scoping and Coordination | 2014 Environmental Impact Report
2015 Design Review | 2017 Construction of Phase II South Basin Improvements Begins
2019 Expected Grand Opening

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

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The Downtown San Francisco Ferry Terminal currently accommodates six ferry routes serving more than 10,000 passengers with approximately 130 ferry arrivals and departures daily. The Expansion project will add ferry gates, improve pedestrian circulation and ferry patron boarding, enhance emergency response capabilities, and accommodate anticipated increases in ferry ridership as new ferry services from downtown San Francisco to Berkeley, Treasure Island, Hercules, Richmond, Redwood City, Martinez, and Antioch are introduced through 2030.

Location Ferry Building, Embarcadero between Market and Mission Streets
Project type Water transit, ferries, emergency response, public space
Project status Under entitlement processing
Funding sources WETA Federal and State sources
Keywords/special features Maritime, open space, plaza, sea level rise adaptation, stormwater management, clean energy
Websites http://sanfranciscobayferry.com/weta
Project lead/sponsor Federal Transit Adminsitration (FTA), Water Emergency Transit Authority (WETA)
Design & Engineering Moffat & Nichol, ROMA Design Group, Simpson Gumpertz & Heger
Port contact James Hurley, james.hurley@sfport.com
Sponsor contact Mike Gougherty, DFTXproject@watertransit.org