Overview
- San Francisco Superior Court Judge Jeffrey Ross dismissed all claims in Boschetto v. City and County of San Francisco on Monday.
- The ruling upholds Proposition K, the 2024 voter-approved measure that closed the Upper Great Highway to private vehicles to create a two-mile coastal park.
- City attorney spokesperson Jen Kwart said the court affirmed the will of the voters and found the city complied with CEQA.
- District 4 Supervisor Alan Wong said he will support a proposal to reopen the roadway on weekdays, which would require another ballot measure.
- Plaintiffs indicated they may appeal within 60 days, while Friends of Sunset Dunes and other supporters called the decision a validation after prior ballot and legal fights.