Toll to Access TI

[mac]

Votes matter. Spread the word.

https://www.sfbg.com/2022/04/12/endorsement-david-campos-for-state-assembly/

[radross]

Next meeting of the California State Lands Commission is Thursday, April 26, 2022, at 1:00 p.m. It is remote, so easy to speak up. Or, you can send an email in advance. Easy.

Here is the link which provides the zoom link to participate:

https://mailchi.mp/slc.ca.gov/april-26-2022-state-lands-commission-meeting?e=6218e602e5

Public comment is permitted at the beginning.

Why the State Lands Commission (SLC)? Treasure Island was man made with "fill." As such, it was land "owned" by the State of California, and held in " public trust" and managed by the SLC in a fiduciary capacity for all of us. In 2014, the SLC agreed to transfer ownership of TI to the Treasure Island Development Authority (TIDA) in a Trust Exchange Agreement. The Agreement transferred the trust/fiduciary obligations to maintain public access to TIDA, expressly including recreational access to the shoreline.

The CCSF (through its agencies including TIDA or the Treasure Island Mobility Management Agency) either charging a toll or eliminating access to N.E. cove to the Bay altogether [as seen in the latest TIDA iteration] is a breach of the 2014 Trust Exchange Agreement.

Basically, CCSF through its agencies in an enormous breach of its fiduciary duties is seeking to avoid the quid pro quo/consideration for receiving title to our lands which are to be held in trust for us to use for recreational purposes. Ask the SLC to enforce the Agreement.

[cosmoecho]

If you would like to submit the written comment, please do this three business days before the meeting, otherwise it will be ignored, i.e. before April 23rd.
You can submit it here:
https://www.slc.ca.gov/meetings/

[radross]

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