Gump's store owner has warned California Governor Gavin Newsom and San Francisco Mayor London Breed that the city needs to improve immediately.
"The ramifications of Covid policies advising people to abandon their offices are only beginning to be understood," Chachas added.
"Such abject disregard for civilized conduct makes San Francisco unlivable for its residents, unsafe for our employees, and welcoming to visitors from around the world," Chachas wrote. "Gump's implores the Governor, the Mayor, and the City Supervisors to take immediate actions, including cleaning the city streets, removing homeless encampments, enforcement of city and state ordinances, and returning San Francisco to its rightful place as one of America's shining beacons of urban society," Chachas wrote.
If Gump's were to close, it would be the latest casualty in a stream of businesses that have opted to leave the area., a major retail flagship store in downtown San Francisco, announced it would be closing at the beginning of July.
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