Summary
Speakers blasted the closure of 13 Mission Bay restrooms to save $546,000, calling it a public health hazard — especially for people with Crohn's disease and colitis — and suggested redirecting money from a downtown alley beautification project or the golf enterprise fund.
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Last discussed Jul 13, 2026.
Impact analysis
The closures save the city about $546,000, which speakers argued could be found elsewhere.
Restoring the restrooms would benefit beachgoers, families, and people with medical conditions requiring immediate restroom access.
Park visitors — particularly families and people with intestinal conditions — face health risks and reduced access.
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