Support Bay Trail project as part of Long Wharf lease renewal
In Plain English
The city must renew its lease for Long Wharf, a waterfront facility. As part of the renewal process, the city proposes building or improving Bay Trail segments to offset environmental impacts. The Bay Trail is a planned 500-mile walking and biking path around San Francisco Bay.
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Votes
Approve the resolution
8 to 0
Why This Vote Matters
The city will renew its lease for Long Wharf and build or improve sections of the Bay Trail as environmental mitigation. The Bay Trail is a planned 500-mile walking and biking path that will eventually circle San Francisco Bay, giving residents better access to waterfront recreation. Eight council members voted in favor with Marquez abstaining. This approval continues the council's strong pattern of supporting infrastructure projects.
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