Business, but the dinner business, because we didnt have a variety in the menu because we specialize in burgers, and then also the foot traffic right there at nighttime just wasnt enough to sustain the business. So, we have lost a lot of money every month and both my personal finances and the other business was basically carrying market street. We have come to the crossroads at the beginning of this year, the end of last year, we were thinking of every way we could still stay there and try to, you know, change our business model, add breakfast, what have you, but were so far in the weeds financially that the risk is just too high for us right now. But we still believe in the area. My hearts still in that area. As you know my story, i am from san francisco, born and bred, and sixth street is near and dear to my heart. So, we wanted this transfer to still keep the spirit of what the Redevelopment Agency and what the revitalization effort wanted to do, which is to put a vibrant business o
The rest of it. Theyd like to get out there tomorrow if could be. Theyre going to be going as quickly as they can. Well have more information in about a week or two. Gotcha. Awesome, thank you so much. Umhm. Any other questions . I had actually a question for chief postel. I was out of town when this happened, so, i dont wasnt able to read all of the media on it. But were there workers onsite at the time . My understanding is all the workers were gone home about an hour prior to the fire being first detected. One quick question while youre up here. Sorry about that. You mentioned the water supply issue. And i wanted to just bring that up, just from a policy standpoint and kind of an oversight standpoint. Is that something that we can do moving forward . I know we have, you know, on all our sites upwards of, you know, hundreds of homes to build and i want to make sure that we do what we can to kind of avoid this because, again, homes are close together in mission bay. Homes will be clos
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Dangerous in a fire situation. That type of construction fails oftentimes within 10 to 15 minutes of its first exposure to fire unlike a conventional wood frame construction. So, there was a tremendous risk to our firefighters to put them into that building and there were no lives to be saved. And our risk analysis indicated that a defensive position and protect the exposures was the best course of action. We were successful in preventing the exposure fire from exposing to any of the adjacent buildings including one building in a similar state of construction right across long bridge which is a narrow street. We he kept the fire from extending there. Also kept it out of the adjoining apartment buildings, both across 4th street and i believe that was the biggest exposure was on 4th street. Again, it was a very difficult fire. There was water supply issues. Whenever youre on the periphery of the city like that, you have reduced water supply. Mains are often dead ends. You dont have many
To fire unlike a conventional wood frame construction. So, there was a tremendous risk to our firefighters to put them into that building and there were no lives to be saved. And our risk analysis indicated that a defensive position and protect the exposures was the best course of action. We were successful in preventing the exposure fire from exposing to any of the adjacent buildings including one building in a similar state of construction right across long bridge which is a narrow street. We he kept the fire from extending there. Also kept it out of the adjoining apartment buildings, both across 4th street and i believe that was the biggest exposure was on 4th street. Again, it was a very difficult fire. There was water supply issues. Whenever youre on the periphery of the city like that, you have reduced water supply. Mains are often dead ends. You dont have many options for water. We extensively used our High Pressure water supply system, our Emergency Water supply system as well