The Wal-mart story was published in today's San Francisco Chronicle. (But no pictures; trust me, I am relieved.)

Opponents, nevertheless, say the fact that the proposed Wal-Mart is 50 percent bigger than what was previously approved for the site should be enough to justify a rejection.

"Wal-Mart should meet the plan that was agreed upon," said Jeff Wisniewski, a geotechnical engineer who with his fiancee moved into a home that fronts on a restored creek two years ago. "I love it here, and there are only better things to come,'' he said, "if the city can hold its ground."

Source: San Francisco Chronicle

I will provide another behind-the-scenes commentary regarding the story, now that it has been published, in a short while.