Outside of the US this wouldn't even be a question.
You don't need literally every single thing to be a road. Why do Americans have such an issue with destinations? Every time somebody makes something cool there's always someone complaining that it could be an 18 lane highway instead. If you turn everything into roads there won't be anywhere to go anymore.
The road is falling in the ocean at the southern end.
Anticipated chaos in the Sunset neighborhood has not materialized.
The city has already invested a few millions and installed park infrastructure, art, playgrounds and other cool park stuff. They actually did an amazing job.
The road is still open to bikes and it’s actually one of the most pleasant rides in San Francisco.
SF has already voted on this twice. If you are feeling like the city is forcing something down your neighborhood throat then write a ballot initiative to secede à la Piedmont, we’ll see where it falls.
If your neighborhood is nice and iconic you should be happy to share it with your neighbors not close it off just to pave it over and save 1min on your drive to the bucks.
Fuck this prop, fuck your car, fuck your entitlement.
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