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Public commenter alleges uninspected $2.3 million Tesla showroom work; commission notes director update forthcoming
Summary
At the Building Inspection Commission meeting March 19, a public speaker alleged multiple uninspected permits and safety gaps related to a Tesla showroom remodel; Commission President Alexander Toot said the director is addressing the matter and an update is expected in April or May.
A public commenter told the Building Inspection Commission on March 19 that $2.3 million in Tesla showroom work in San Francisco was never inspected by the San Francisco Fire Department and raised questions about expired permits and missing special inspections.
The comment matters because the speaker alleged potential life-safety gaps, unapproved changes in occupancy and use, and gaps in Department of Building Inspection (DBI) review processes. Commission President Alexander Toot acknowledged the public attention and said the director is taking action: “we look forward to having an update in April or in May on that.”
Jerry Drattler, who identified himself during general public…
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