Last Drive for San Francisco entitled motorists hits the road

SAN FRANCISCO

Text and photos: Lee Heidhues 8.22.2026

Sunset District merchant Albert Chow who tried to blame proponents of Sunset Dunes Park for the 2024 fire and subsequent break ins at his hardware story militantly vowed to a gathering of true believers trying to destroy the twice approved park. He will keep fighting until his cause prevails.

Albert Chow and San Francisco Chronicle photographer Yolanda James

San Francisco voters will be voting on Sunset Dunes Park for the third time in four years this November 3rd. Proposition ‘G’. Car driven  foes of the park were able to qualify for the ballot because of the absurdly low signature requirement. Only 10,000 registered voters in a City with over 500,000 voters are required to qualify a ballot measure. Foes of the Park took advantage of this absurdity and harvested the necessary signatures.

It must be noted that foes of the Park to the point of boredom have tried to destroy Sunset Dunes Park. At the ballot box, in the Courthouse, legislative and administrative bodies.

So if the voters are bored by all this they need not look further than the group of entitled zealots who refuse to admit they’ve lost. The proponents of Proposition G.

“Failed attempts to kill Sunset Dunes” – No on Prop G campaign kickoff – 8.16.2026

It’s no ‘Compromise’. It’s destruction of Sunset Dunes Park

San Francisco Supervisor Alan Wong appointed to office by Mayor Daniel Lurie, whose District 4 contains Sunset Dunes Park, has bet his incumbency on the destruction of Sunset Dunes Park
The crowd at the Yes on Prop G aka Destroy Sunset Dunes Park was generally the older generation
Rich Corriea, former Captain of the Richmond District Police Station, is an outspoken opponent of Sunset Dunes Park.

The blogger has thrown in a little car music for the entertainment of the readers. It hurts too much to cry having to deal with this “for the 500th time” as a Sunset Dunes Park proponent declared recently. A couple of ‘old school’ rock ‘n roll songs may help ease the hurt because old school’ is definitely what the cadres who want to destroy Sunset Dunes Park can correctly be labeled.

Drive My Car’ – The Beatles Rubber Soul 1966
A gathering of Barnacles on a Saturday morning

Barnacle. Stay in one fixed spot for life.

‘Drive My Car’ – The Rolling Stones Voodoo Lounge 1994

TOP PHOTO; The Destroy Sunset Dunes Park posse stands before an inflatable romper room