Where MBNA Stands
Some decisions shape Mission Bay for decades: what gets built, how people move through the neighborhood, what happens to the land at its edges. On those, the Mission Bay Neighborhood Association writes up a position — what is being decided, what we are asking for, and why.
Current positions
Backing the Mission Bay Connectivity and Safety Project
MBNA’s first position paper: a June 2026 letter urging the California Transportation Commission to fund the Mission Bay Connectivity and Safety Project with an ATP Cycle 8 grant. The project would upgrade about 1,000 feet of bikeway between South of Market, Potrero Hill and Mission Bay, closing a gap in the network and providing a safe route to Mission Bay Elementary.
900 7th St: keep the housing option alive
A last-mile package-delivery station has been proposed for the whole of the 6.23-acre site at 900 7th St. Before the City commits those six acres to one operation, MBNA is asking that the public get to see a realistic housing-led alternative side by side with it.
Read the 900 7th St position →
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