WHAT THE GGNRA PROPOSAL MEANS TO YOU SHORTHAND... Ocean Beach -- Dogs will still be banned entirely (even on-leash) on the southern 2/3 of Ocean Beach (everywhere south of the Beach Chalet) Crissy Field -- Dogs will still be banned entirely from the East Beach and from the West Beach. The airfield is till half off-leash and half on-leash. Dogs will be allowed off-leash on the Middle Beach. Fort Funston (currently nearly all off-leash) -- Dogs will still be banned entirely from most of the Fort. The Supplemental Plan does add a second off-leash area, but the added area is small compared to the size of the area where dogs will be banned entirely. Dogs would still be banned entirely from the northern half of the beach at Fort Funston, although allowed off-leash on the southern half. Baker Beach (currently all off-leash) -- Dogs would still be banned entirely from the northern half of the beach, and on-leash only on the southern half. Lands End -- An off-leash trail provided in the Draft Plan became on-leash only in the Supplemental Plan, Fort Mason -- The Supplemental Plan did add a small off-leash area at the corner of Laguna and Bay, but the rest of the on-leash area has been reduced compared to the Draft Plan. San Mateo County -- There will be no off-leash area or off-leash trail anywhere on GGNRA land in San Mateo County, including at Rancho Corral de Tierra, where last year a GGNRA Park Ranger used a taser on a man walking a small dog off-leash. Marin County -- Rodeo Beach will be the only place where off-leash is allowed on GGNRA land in Marin County. Muir Beach, which is currently well used for off-leash dog walking, will still be on-leash only.
Posted on: Fri, 18 Oct 2013 05:47:22 +0000