with Minnesota-based Cargill and Arizona-based DMB Associates on their controversial plan to develop a bay salt pond in Redwood City. Agnos has become involved with restricting the building of new housing in San Francisco. He strongly opposed the 8 Washington condominium project in 2013, in support of "No Wall on the Waterfront". Agnos also was a prominent advocate for Proposition B, a precedent-setting measure approved by a wide margin by voters in June 2014 that required developments along the waterfront to win voter approval if the plan called for a height that exceeded the height limits established in the Waterfront Land Use plan first approved by voters in 1990 and implemented in 1997. He is also involved with attempts to block the redevelopment of the San Francisco Flower Mart. Personal life The San Francisco Chronicle called Agnos a "longtime practical joker". Agnos is married to Sherry Hankins and has two sons. References External links 1938 births Living people Mayors of San Francisco American shooting survivors Florida State University College of Social Work alumni Bates College alumni American social workers American people of Greek descent Democratic Party members of the California State Assembly United States Department of Housing and Urban Development officials Politicians from Springfield, Massachusetts