SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — San Francisco residents have overwhelmingly approved a ballot measure giving voters a say in development projects along a 7 ½ mile stretch of the city’s waterfront.

Proposition B — which says any development proposal above current height limits should go to voters for approval — won approval from more than 59 percent of voters in Tuesday’s election.

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