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Opinion: Political betrayal warrants recall
For almost a year I’ve been in conversations and debates concerning how the safety and quality of neighborhood life impacts of closing the Upper Great Highway (UGH), and the need for mitigation, planning and financing before any closure.
The effort to permanently close an important highway connecting San Francisco's west side residents, businesses, students, patients, veterans and tourists, designated as Prop K, seeks to solve an imaginary problem. The Upper Great Highway debate, now dividing voters of the City, should not even be an issue of concern, and certainly not one for the ballot.
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