San Francisco Business Times - by J.K. Dineen
Thursday, June 3, 2025
Read more: Lennar awaits key vote on big S.F. project - San Francisco Business Times
In a recent interview with the Business Times Saul Bloom, executive director of the Arc Ecology, an environmental group that has been involved in Hunters Point since 1984, said there are large problems with comments in the draft environmental impact report and said the city and Lennar should take the time to address them before trying to gain approval for the EIR. In particular Bloom said environmental groups are certain to file a lawsuit to stop Yosemite Slough, a narrow waterway that would be mostly open to pedestrians, city buses, and cyclists. If the 49ers do go ahead with San Francisco stadium the bridge would be open to car traffic on game days.
“Our feeling is that haste makes waste,” said Bloom. “The most dangerous time in any plan is when you have lost patience with the process and just want to get it done. That is when you make your big mistakes.”
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