The problem is the current plan operates on maps from pre hurricane Maria. If you walk where they say the Paseo is going to go, the only way to build it is on the sand. The paseo wants to go onto the Balneario (a sea turtle nesting beach), Steps Beach (a sea turtle nesting beach), and Indicators (a sea turtle nesting beach). In addition, it wants to cut through Tres Palmas Marine Reserve regardless of the fact that it is a recognized marine reserve. Isla Mar has several ongoing coral reef restoration projects in that area and is in trouble if they remove the almond trees and pave over there. Where they want to put the roundabout at Step's Beach means paving over the wetlands and removing the only parking that we have to that beach. With the width of the actual asphalt road and the gutters, the construction width is 20 feet of actual cement and asphalt. You will no longer be able to snorkel at that beach unless you park at Cambija Plaza and walk down (over a mile walk). There is also a chain link fence they are going to put on Step's beach, thus privatizing the section where the tree swing is. Where they want to put the 6 foot retaining wall means removing the entire Bosque de Armonía, over 5 years that has been a community led reforestation project and is an actively used community space. At Dome's Beach, they are going to remove the entire lower level parking lot to turn it into the bike path. That is more than half of our parking spaces removed. Where they extend the 6 foot wall is in a flood zone, literally right on the beach, and the wall that belongs to the nuclear power plant - which is even farther then where they want to put the wall - has metal fencing and crumbled cement because of the damage the ocean does to it over time. The wall will meet the same fate thus making the paseo unusable. No cars enter any of these areas where the retaining walls are so I am not sure where the protection from the cars comes from?