On Tues. evening (2/2/2010), the San Francisco Board of Supervisors approved the Department of Public Works to begin emergency work on shoring up the erosion at Ocean Beach’s Sloat area. From SFGate.com:
“Authorized the Department of Public Works to proceed with emergency work to shore up a storm-battered stretch of Ocean Beach coastline south of Sloat Boulevard.
Plans call for trucking in large rocks to help stop the erosion. Critics, among them surfers and nearby residents, fear the proposed fix will negatively alter the wave action and make the beach less accessible. Public works officials say they have no choice at this point but will consider removing landfill from another beach location.
Mirkarimi, meanwhile, called for crafting a long-term plan to deal with the chronic erosion problem.”
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No protests, blockades, be in, vigils? I thought this was San Francisco. Curious Gabe could come. You could make a movie and be in the film festivals, while traveling the world as an erosion expert.