Every California Public Records Act (CPRA), federal FOIA, and San Francisco Sunshine Ordinance request filed in the Treasure Island & Yerba Buena Island grid investigation. Status updates here when an agency replies, releases records, or denies.
The full text of every request, the agency's response, and any produced records are mirrored in a public, view-only Google Drive folder.
Open the public Records Drive folder23 records released by the Controller's Office on 2026-05-07 by direct email and via the NextRequest portal. Production handled by Claire Stone (Executive Office).
Resolved by the Controller's 5/7 production on the parallel ticket 25-2837.
Controller disclosed NextRequest direct work-order costs (FY23 $664 · FY24 $664 · FY25 $717.81 · FY26 $739.34) and active CON user accounts. Steward role for the system sits with DT — partial referral.
California State Lands Commission produced records on 2026-04-01 (Kathleen Leuschen, SLC). What they gave us — and what they declined as outside SLC's scope — is broken down in the 3/27 blog post.
SFPUC filed its initial response on 2026-05-12 (4-page letter + 5 attachments, 92 pp). Calendaring for SOTF hearing pending. Site has a full breakdown — see the 'related blog post'.
No expedited-processing determination from USCG (CG-611) since 2026-04-18. FOIA Dispute Resolution request filed 2026-05-04 under 5 U.S.C. § 552(h).
Supplemental narrow FOIA. Covered by the same 2026-05-04 FOIA Dispute Resolution escalation.
SFPUC declined to consolidate, characterizing consolidation in its 5/12 SOTF response as "only increas[ing] administrative burden." Consolidation refusal is part of the record in SOTF File 26072.
City Attorney responded 2026-04-28 declining production. Escalated to SOTF File 26073 on 2026-05-04.
Complaint received and assigned File 26073 by SOTF on 2026-05-05. Supporting PDFs (4/20 request, 4/28 response) provided same day. Awaiting calendaring.
New angle: USCG mission impact (Sector SF & Vessel Traffic). Filed 2026-05-13. Statutory determination window pending.
Targets the recurring pattern documented on /gas: SFPUC issued a Power Enterprise email alert, but AlertSF text alert was NOT sent for several events (incl. 2025-02-21 NW TI recurrence, 2026-04-24 Job Corps/Restaurant/Legacy).
Narrow follow-up CPRA targeting the Electric Lines Easement referenced in the Treasure Island Economic Development Conveyance Agreement.
Filed jointly to SFPUC and TIDA. Targets pre-2019 gas events not in the SFPUC Power Enterprise email archive. See /gas page for itemized list of post-2019 events sourced from those alerts.
Filed via CPUC public records portal 2026-04-25. Statutory determination window pending.
Filed 2026-04-25. No acknowledgment on file yet.
Filed 2026-04-25. Statutory determination window pending.
Single-deliverable narrow CPRA. Filed 2026-04-20. Covered by SOTF 26072 if SFPUC declines.
Single-deliverable narrow CPRA. Filed 2026-04-20.
Single-deliverable narrow CPRA asking for one CSV. Filed 2026-04-20. Folded into SOTF File 26072.
Single-deliverable narrow CPRA. Filed 2026-04-20.
Filed 2026-04-20. Statutory determination window pending.
Referred to ADM-311 (Department of Technology) as the correct custodian; outside the Controller's access. Refiled at DT under separate ticket.
Every entry on this page corresponds to a records request filed by the publisher of this site. Tracking numbers, filing dates, and agency responses are reproduced verbatim from the agency's portal (NextRequest, the SOTF clerk's office at sotf@sfgov.org, or the relevant federal FOIA reading-room ticket).
Status labels: Filed means submitted; the statutory determination window has not yet expired. Acknowledged means the agency has sent at least one written response confirming receipt. Records Released means at least one responsive record has been produced. Partial Production means some records have been produced but the request remains open. Denied means the agency has refused production in writing, or the statutory deadline has passed with no production (a constructive denial under Cal. Gov. Code § 7922.535). Escalated means the matter has been referred to the Sunshine Ordinance Task Force, the Office of the Inspector General, or a federal FOIA dispute resolution process.
All produced records mirror to the public Drive folder within 24 hours of receipt. Nothing in this tracker is asserted as a finding of fact about agency intent; the documents are made available so readers can form their own conclusions.