GOP lawmaker trolls San Francisco NIMBYs fighting huge waterfront development: ‘build BIG’
Metro GOP lawmaker trolls San Francisco NIMBYs fighting huge waterfront development: ‘build BIG’ By Annie Gaus Published July 25, 2026, 5:53 p.m. Add The California Post on Google A Republican lawmaker representing one of California’s fastest-growing counties has a message for San Franciscans opposing a huge housing development in one of the city’s most exclusive neighborhoods: Get over it. Assemblymember Joe Patterson, who represents booming Placer County, weighed in on a proposed project that’s infuriated residents of the elite waterfront Marina District, where the median home price sits at around $3 million.
- ▪Metro GOP lawmaker trolls San Francisco NIMBYs fighting huge waterfront development: ‘build BIG’ By Annie Gaus Published July 25, 2026, 5:53 p.m.
- ▪Add The California Post on Google A Republican lawmaker representing one of California’s fastest-growing counties has a message for San Franciscans opposing a huge housing development in one of the city’s most exclusive neighborhoods: Get o
- ▪Assemblymember Joe Patterson, who represents booming Placer County, weighed in on a proposed project that’s infuriated residents of the elite waterfront Marina District, where the median home price sits at around $3 million.
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