Austin Klar reports that Gas House Cove, a former toxic dumping site in San Francisco, will become a 5-acre public park. The plan includes a community dock, water recreation area, beach volleyball courts, and improved trails after decades of legal battles over cleanup.
This toxic waste site is about to be transformed into a brand new park. After years of lawsuits regarding environmental cleanup and neighborhood disputes regarding what should be built there in the process, the Recreation and Parks Commission has approved plans for a 5-acre park at Gas House Cove with a new community dock, water recreation area, trail improvements, beach volleyball courts, a picnic area, and a lot more. I made a YouTube video breaking down the history of Gas House Cove, all the disputes surrounding it over the years, and what's on deck for this historic site. Comment the word video and I'll send you a link, and follow me for more San Francisco real estate.
