Overview
- District 4 Supervisor Alan Wong sought a June citywide measure to allow cars on the Great Highway Monday through Friday while keeping it a park on weekends.
- At the 5 p.m. deadline, only three supervisors had signed—Wong, Connie Chan and Chyanne Chen—leaving the measure one signature short of the four required.
- The Department of Elections confirmed the proposal will not appear on the June ballot after Supervisor Shamann Walton and others declined to sign.
- Wong’s last-minute rollout and late amendments drew criticism from colleagues and insiders, with Walton calling the proposal rushed and not well thought out.
- Supporters are considering a signature-gathering campaign for a potential November ballot measure, as debates continue over traffic impacts and prior voter approval of Sunset Dunes.