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G: Allowing Private Vehicles on the Great Highway in Sunset Dunes Park

Unofficial result: Failed

Source: sfelections.org

San Francisco city, California
My vote power: High

What does this measure do?

San Francisco would reopen the Upper Great Highway, now Sunset Dunes Park, to cars on weekdays from Monday morning through Friday evening. Drivers would get the road back most of the week, and the park would be closed during those hours.

More about this measure

Proposed by: Citizen petition led by Richard Corriea, a retired SF police commander, with Great Highway for Everyone

Corriea is a retired San Francisco police commander. He says closing the road to cars helps a few people at the expense of many. Supervisor Alan Wong and Albert Chow also back it.

Source: abc7news.com

A YES vote means

Sunset Dunes Park would close during the stated weekday hours so the Upper Great Highway could reopen to private vehicles, subject to required government approvals.

A NO vote means

The City would not make these changes, and Sunset Dunes Park would remain closed to private vehicles at all times.

Campaign Finance Information

Campaign Finance Information

Largest donors supporting

  • Wei Selena ChuHealth-care case management coordinator$9,900
  • Lisa ArjesScientist at a cancer-treatment biotechnology company$5,000
  • Sandra DratlerRetired, per campaign filing$5,000
  • William O’Keeffe Jr.President of a fire-resistant glass manufacturer$4,990
  • Patrick SkainNot employed, per campaign filing$2,000

Largest donors opposing

  • Laura YakovenkoRetired, per campaign filing$200,000
  • Friends of Great Highway Park, Inc. dba Friends of Sunset DunesNonprofit supporting Sunset Dunes park$25,000
  • Jeremy StoppelmanCo-founder and CEO of review website Yelp$25,000
  • Donald J. Edwards · FLInvestment manager$25,000
  • Fund for a Better Future Inc.Nonprofit funding environmental and social causes$25,000

Filings as of September 22, 2026 · Sources: campaign.sfethics.org2

Sources: media.api.sf.gov · sf.gov

Source: campaign.sfethics.org