San Francisco Supervisor Alan Wong on Friday revealed his position on the future of the Great Highway, a contentious topic in District 4 on the west side of the city that was at the center of the recall of Wong’s predecessor.
Wong, who Mayor Daniel Lurie appointed about three weeks ago as the supervisor for District 4 that includes the Sunset and Parkside neighborhoods, said he would support a ballot initiative to restore the Great Highway “compromise” that previously had the highway open to cars on weekdays and then turned into a park for pedestrians and bicyclists on the weekends.
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