SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO -- Opponents of a Planned Parenthood clinic
have asked a judge to overturn South San Francisco's decision to
allow the project to proceed, citing failures to follow
California's environmental laws.  In an appeal filed Tuesday in
San Mateo County Superior Court, a group calling itself Respect
Life South San Francisco argues the city was wrong when it
determined the project wouldn't have significant effects on the
town.  The group's attorney, Gregory Weiler, wrote that the
proposed clinic at 435 Grand Ave. will have major impacts on
parking, traffic and "public safety" due to anti-abortion
protests at the clinic.  Weiler is seeking to void the City
Council's August decision to allow the project to proceed
because of the alleged faulty environmental review. It wasn't
clear when a judge might take action.  South San Francisco's
city attorney couldn't immediately be reached for comment.  The
proposed clinic has prompted a pitched debate between
supporters, who argue it would offer sorely needed