The removal of the blinding eyesore follows complaints from aggrieved neighbors in San Francisco and a general dumpster fire of a rebrand rollout.
to CBS, one neighbor said she at first “thought [the sign] was lightning, and I was very confused.” She continued, “I went to my window, I looked around, I didn’t see anything. I thought it was maybe a police siren.” Others living in the buildings across the street have vocally complained on social media about how the sign has disrupted their lives.
said they opened a complaint and were investigating its installation over the weekend. The city officials implied that Musk’s company hadn’t obtained the permit required to install a large sign on top of a building and meet basic safety standards. Thethat the city’s permit database “had no records of recent applications for work at the 1355 Market St. headquarters.
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