San Francisco has cleared the last environmental hurdle for replacing the structurally deteriorated, 76-year-old Islais Creek Bridge along Third Street, finalizing a $102.6 million project that will sever a vital link between downtown and the Bayview for roughly two years of construction. The San Francisco Planning Department published the final environmental impact report for the […]
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