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Prop G returns to San Francisco voters
San Francisco voters face Prop G ballot measure on Great Highway and Sunset Dunes Park.
In brief
San Francisco voters face Prop G ballot measure on Great Highway and Sunset Dunes Park. Prop G would reopen Great Highway to cars during weekdays while keeping it as a park on weekends and holidays. Originally reported by NBC Bay Area.
Prop G returns to ballot
San Francisco voters will decide Great Highway and Sunset Dunes Park's future on Election Day.
Prop G aims to reopen highway
Prop G would allow cars on Great Highway during weekdays while keeping it as a park on weekends and holidays.
Prop K closed highway section
Prop K permanently closed a Great Highway section in 2024 to create Sunset Dunes Park.
Park attracts 1.7 million visitors
Sunset Dunes Park draws about 1.7 million people annually according to Parks and Recreation.
Prop G supporters
Retired police commander Richard Correia says sharing the highway during weekdays helps commuters.
Park features include shipwreck cove
Shipwreck Cove, a new children's playground, opened recently at Sunset Dunes Park.
Opponents claim traffic issues
Critics say 18,000 cars daily use residential streets after Great Highway closure.
Park usage rising
Weekday park visits now account for 60% of total usage since opening.
What matters most
Prop G would reopen Great Highway to cars during weekdays while keeping it as a park on weekends and holidays.
