A date has been set for the opening of a controversial park along San Francisco’s Great Highway.
On Saturday, the San Francisco Recreation and Park Department announced the park will open on April 12th.
Voters passed Proposition K last year, closing a two-mile stretch of the highway between Lincoln and Sloat Boulevard, transforming that area into a park.
The park will have murals and sculptures, an event space for live music, fitness equipment and a skating area, among other things.
However, it still needs a name. Anyone can submit ideas online now through 5 p.m. March 16th.
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