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SF clears street names for 7,200-home Candlestick rebuild

San Francisco Land Use Committee: Candlestick Point street names cleared 2-0 to the full Board, with Bill Walsh Way renamed Giants Drive.
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Land Use and Transportation Committee Meeting
May 4, 2026

TL;DR

  • The committee approved sending the Candlestick Point street naming resolution to the full Board with a positive recommendation, clearing a step toward the June 2026 final map for Major Phase 2 of the redevelopment.
  • The package names 24 public streets and 13 private streets with public access, including 13 named after Giants and 49ers legends and 4 honoring community leaders.
  • Bill Walsh Way along Gilman Playground Park will be renamed Giants Drive to match the segment north of Carroll Avenue.

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