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Best Western removes sprinklers allegedly used on homeless | The City

The hotel was hit with a fine by the department of building and inspection last week after they found the sprinkler system was installed without a permit.

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Corruption Inquiry Lands San Francisco Building Inspector in Prison

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Tenderloin hotel soaks popular homeless encampment site | The City

Willow Street serves as a frequent site for unhoused people. Now a sprinkler system on the Best Western is used to clean the sidewalk.

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San Francisco s $700-a-month sleeping pods are illegal : city

A group of "sleeping pods" in which tech workers pay $700 a month to live in San Francisco is in violation of building codes, according to inspectors.

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