There will be a Director'sHearing on May 24, 2007 at 9:30AM in Room 2001 at 1660 Mission Street.
The hearing notice was posted on the fence on Mason Street May 10th but removed shortly after. The notice did state that the owner missed a previous hearing that had been called regarding the property back in October/November.
There are 2 inspectors working on the lot complaint #200564020, James Li 415-558-6521 and John Yam 415-558-6624. Both inspectors and they claim that the owner of the property said that the lot had been cleaned up and some trees trimed. By looking at the lot, it's evident that this is not true. Nothing has been done to clean up the lot and the trees were not trimed, they were cut down.
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When people visit San Francisco, they feel they have fulfilled a dream. Some only hit the very touristy parts, such as Pier 39 and Fisherman’s Wharf. If they are lucky enough to know local residents or meander off the well-beaten path of Columbus or Broadway, they come upon one the top rated Italian restaurants in San Francisco. Trattoria Contadina (located at 1800 Mason St.) has served both locals and visiting patrons since 1984. We have been reviewed highly for our service and ambiance. Until recently, looking out of our window at the passing cable cars has been a "San Francisco Treat."
Since the tree removal at 1819 Mason Street has exposed a dilapidated, unsightly property the neighborhood has suddenly and definitely become an embarrassment. Customers have commented to me personally on the unattractive appearance of this structure. Besides the obvious eyesore, I also think that it is a fire hazard and a breading ground for vermin infestation. City authorities need to address this situation before a neighborhood disaster happens.
Please help us be having the owners of 1819 Mason Street bring their residence up to the high standards and traditions of North Beach. We are very proud to be a part of a beautiful and world famous community. Don't let this disorderly property leave a bad impression in the minds of our visitors and customers.
Here is the view as you pass by 1819 Mason St.
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