Rumor has it that the San Francisco Giants will soon announce that they are putting their massive Mission Rock development on the November ballot. The team's plans for the 24-acre site, if approved, will include about 10 apartment and office buildings that could rise up to 280 feet in height. The Giants must go to the ballot because of last year's Proposition B, which requires voter approval for all waterfront buildings that rise beyond current height limits. The Giants haven't officially stated when they will be heading for a vote, but Supervisor Jane Kim and former mayor Art Agnos both say they have been informed about the November timeline. [SF Business Times]
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