Wikimedia Commons · Chris6d · CC BY-SA 4.0Pier 39's file is mostly environmental review of its development. A 1976 city planning EIR and a 1977 federal environmental statement describe the plan for Pier 39: about 200,000 square feet of new retail — 133,000 square feet of food service and 67,000 square feet of shops — plus a "people mover" circling the pier and marina berthing for sport-fishing and small boats. A 1988 draft EIR covers the Underwater World aquarium proposed at Pier 39. An Arts Commission agenda records Pier 39 management exploring hosting the Cheemah sculpture at East Park, pending Port and BCDC approval. The pier is operated by the Port of San Francisco, whose FY2025 budget line is $156M; no contract in this data names it.
Archive coverage for this place is limited — only 4 matched documents so far, so this summary stays short rather than padded.
City Facilities registry · 4 buildings on site · parcel 9900070 · Supervisor District 3
Operated by the Port — department budget $156.4M, 304 staff citywide (FY2025), not this place’s own.
The 4 documents behind the summary above, held at the Internet Archive — Democracy’s Library plus IA’s San Francisco Public Library partnership scans. Every link opens the scanned page with the match highlighted.
- Proposed North Point Park/Marina, San Francisco, California : final environmental impact report · 1976 ↗
A 1976 city EIR detailing Pier 39's proposed 200,000 sq ft of restaurants and shops and its 'people mover' loop around the pier.
San Francisco (Calif.). Dept. of City PlanningInternet Archive — San Francisco Public Library partnership scans - Underwater World aquarium at Pier 39 : draft environmental impact report ↗
A 1988 draft EIR for the Underwater World aquarium proposed at Pier 39.
San Francisco (Calif.). Dept. of City PlanningInternet Archive — San Francisco Public Library partnership scans
- Agenda · 1983 ↗
An Arts Commission agenda in which Pier 39 management weighs hosting the Cheemah sculpture at East Park, pending Port and BCDC approval.
Arts Commission of San Francisco. Visual Arts CommitteeInternet Archive — San Francisco Public Library partnership scans
- Final environmental statement, North Point Park/Marina, City and County of San Francisco : regulatory permit applications by Waterfront Recreation Facilities, Inc · 1977 ↗
A 1977 federal environmental statement on the Pier 39 project, including marina berthing east and west of the pier and fire-safety upgrades to its structures.
Waterfront Recreation Facilities, Inc,United States. Army. Corps of EngineersInternet Archive — San Francisco Public Library partnership scans
City budget & payments: SF Controller open data (budget, vouchers, contracts) · Historical documents: Internet Archive — SFPL partnership scans + Democracy's Library
