Under the current development plan for Treasure Island and Yerba Buena Island, Treasure Island Community Development (TICD) expects to contribute community benefits and amenities over a period of several years. If Treasure Island is developed as currently planned, and subject to approval and acceptance by applicable governmental agencies, community benefits and amenities may include but are not limited to:
- An extensive collection of new public parks and open space
- One of the highest-scoring LEED-ND projects worldwide, Treasure Island is planned to be a better, more sustainable, well-connected community
- Miles of proposed public hiking and bicycle paths
Beyond the new residential development on Treasure Island, the following are proposed, subject to approval and acceptance by applicable governmental agencies:
- A proposed public safety center to include new Treasure Island Fire and Police Stations
- A proposed new public school site, subject to acceptance by the school district
- Proposed new public art
- Proposed new marina
- Proposed protected swim lanes at Clipper Cove Beach
- Proposed urban farm
- Proposed reconstructed athletic fields