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Iconic Coca-Cola Billboard In San Francisco South Of Market Coming Down Permanently After 83 Years
The city's Department of Building Inspection confirmed to that it has issued a permit to tear down the sign.
October 26, 2020 at 11:15 am
SAN FRANCISCO (CBS SF) — An landmark Coca-Cola sign in San Francisco’s South of Market District that has been shining on Bay Bridge travelers for more than 80 years will soon be dismantled.
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The city’s Department of Building Inspection confirmed to KPIX 5 that it has issued a permit to tear down the sign located at 701 Bryant St.
The sign is controlled by Yesco in Ogden, Utah; the company has not yet responded to a request about why it is coming down.
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SF DBI confirms a permit has been issued to tear down the iconic Coca-Cola sign at 701 Bryant Street. @KPIXtv pic.twitter.com/zN49gsldZM
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