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San Francisco’s $130MM Ocean Beach Climate Adaptation Project Slips to a Late 2029 Construction Start

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The San Francisco Public Utilities Commission is pressing ahead with a roughly $130 million plan to replace the Great Highway south of Sloat Boulevard with a buried seawall, a coastal trail and restored dunes, but major construction has moved to late 2029 as design changes, Coastal Commission coordination and added sewer work reshape the schedule.

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