CONDEMNED by the Chase Center San Francisco @LeoMetalTraveler

Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago

3rd street in San Francisco is NOT the safest area in the city and the Chase Center is NOT saving the local businesses around it , in this video I am walking on third Street from the Chase Center to Oracle Park where every business in the area is closed

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CONDEMNED by the Chase Center San Francisco

businesses are LEAVING SF and is not theft…

$we lost the Pacifica Pier today The Pacifica Municipal Pier is closed indefinitely following severe, rapidly progressing structural damage that has put the future of the iconic 53-year-old landmark in jeopardy. On June 4, 2026, city engineers discovered significant cracking, separation, and displacement along the concrete walkway near the piers abutment, forcing an immediate public safety shutdown. The Pacifica council officially declared a local emergency. Over the subsequent days, powerful ocean swells caused the primary fracture to widen to nearly a foot. The catastrophic shifting has buckled structural elements and caused the first section of the pier to tilt precariously downward into the surf. Key Impacts of the Structural Failure * Chit Chat Cafe Demolition: The beloved, decades-old eatery sitting at the base of the pier was immediately evacuated. Because the building is actively pulling apart and leaning from the foundational shifts, the city has approved its complete demolition as it is too unsafe to salvage. * Perilous Future & Rebuilding Costs: The 1,140-foot pier is heavily exposed to aggressive South Pacific long-period swells. Following a 2024 storm that required nearly $20 million in repairs, an engineering report had already flagged the structures worsening concrete corrosion. City officials note that securing federal, state, or private funding for an entire rebuild will be incredibly difficult. * Loss to the Fishing Community: Renowned as the only pier in the San Francisco Bay Area offering entirely free fishing and Dungeness crabbing without a required license, the closure has disrupted the livelihoods and social routines of local anglers. Current Safety Restrictions The city has cordoned off the immediate entry point, adjacent sidewalks, and nearby roads. Access is strictly limited to local residents. Security teams and public works crews are monitoring the site continuously as waves continue to batter the failing structure You can make a DIRECT donation HERE 👉 https://paypal.me/MetalLeoTravel... Suggested video: Santa Cruz https://youtu.be/v504iGgbB-4?si=UMUeiTStjZqfD9HB What lives down there-under water cam under the Pacifica pier https://youtube.com/@WHATLIVESDOWNTHERE?si HTn4QwRqaWGH7MB Follow me on Instagram for updates to contact me and exclusive content https://instagram.com/leometaltr... 💥MEMBERSHIPS ARE HERE🔥just click the join button to get exclusive perks ! click here to join👉 / @leometaltraveler . members only exclusive videos and members only live streams , Live chats and sneak peeks for future videos 20% OFF ALL MERCHANDISE IN THE METAL STORE you can join now for $0.99 CENTS! (Cheap less than a dollar) and support the channel for future videos$

every restaurant is CLOSED in Embarcadero SF