Sounds like it got approved!!!
"In a 4-3 vote the Planning Commission voted to approve the plan for the proposed $1.5 billion neighborhood on Treasure Island.
Commissioners Bill Sugaya, Christina Olague and Kathrin Moore -- all appointed by the Board of Supervisors -- voted against the plan. The mayor's four appointees approved the plan.
At the same meeting, the Treasure Island Authority - a separate oversight board - unanimously approved the plan.
The development has been in the works since 1997 when the Navy closed the base. The plans include 8,000 residential units, a 450-foot high-rise, robust transit and a vibrant shopping area, developers say.
The three commissioners who opposed the plan said they worried it was poorly considered and would actually do more harm than good.
They made special note of the recent cut of 400 affordable housing units, the governance of the development and the environmental impacts of adding 19,000 new residents to the island.
But supporters noted that no project of this scale could be perfect and the current plan was the best to improve the aging 403-acre Navy base.
"Twenty-five percent (affordable housing) is still better than zero percent, and no project is zero percent," said Commissioner Gwyneth Borden.
The project will now head to the Board of Supervisors for final approval."
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