Proposition K, the plan to close a portion of the Great Highway in San Francisco and turn it into a park, has won, but the debate isn't over.

A 2-mile section of the Upper Great Highway will be permanently closed to private vehicles after San Francisco voters approved local Measure K. As of Saturday afternoon, approval of the measure was leading by a margin of more than 8 percentage points,

Currently, the Great Highway still operates by these rules. Every Friday at noon, a city worker closes a pair of large iron gates with signs that read “road closed” and places orange plastic traffic markers to redirect traffic. Then, a steady stream of surfers, dog walkers, fitness enthusiasts and park-goers trickle in as the weekend begins.