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CEO of the California Black Chamber of Commerce, Jay King, Liaisons Critical Support for Watts Landmark, Hawkins House of Burgers
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CEO/President of the California Black Chamber of Commerce, Jay King, Liaisons Critical Support for Small Business Landmark, Hawkins House of Burgers
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Cynthia Hawkins was in disbelief.
After a year spent keeping her family’s 82-year-old restaurant open through the pandemic, the owner of Hawkins House of Burgers in Watts suddenly found herself embroiled in a new battle for survival this time with the California Department of Transportation.
On June 18, Hawkins received a letter from Caltrans officials notifying her that a portion of her building was encroaching on an adjacent state-owned parcel. She told she had 60 days to remove a portion of her building that includes a corner of the restaurant’s kitchen.
“It’s completely ridiculous,” she said. “We’ve been here for over 80 years, on the same property, and now you’re telling me I have to tear part of my building down?”
In land dispute with Watts landmark Hawkins House of Burgers, Caltrans reconsiders Garrett Snyder © (Dania Maxwell / Los Angeles Times) Cynthia Hawkins says her issues with Caltrans date to 2016, when she began leasing a small triangular section of state land next to her restaurant for $300 a month to use as a parking lot. (Dania Maxwell / Los Angeles Times)
Cynthia Hawkins was in disbelief.
After a year spent keeping her family’s 82-year-old restaurant open through the pandemic, the owner of Hawkins House of Burgers in Watts suddenly found herself embroiled in a new battle for survival this time with the California Department of Transportation.