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Elon Musk’s firm faces fine for placing massive ‘X’ on HQ rooftop.

X, Elon⁢ Musk’s ‍Company, Faces​ Fines for Giant Sign ‍on San ‌Francisco HQ

X, formerly known as Twitter, is in hot water after installing a massive sign of its namesake on its​ San Francisco headquarters. The city’s Department ‌of Building Inspection has issued a notice ‍of violation, demanding fees for the sign’s removal,⁢ building permits, and the investigation costs incurred by the DBI and planning department. The controversial ⁣sign was taken down on Monday evening.

Flashing Lights and Structural Safety⁣ Concerns

The installation of the “X” sign⁤ sparked numerous complaints and raised⁢ concerns about its flashing lights ‍and structural safety. Over the weekend,‍ the DBI‍ received 24 complaints from residents in ⁣the area. The sign emitted a powerful glow that ⁢illuminated nearby buildings, causing discomfort ⁢among the⁢ locals.

“I see nothing⁣ now. Looks like they’re dismantling the ‘X,'” said Kim Walton, who works nearby.‌ “Does he have permits to do these things? What kind of permission does he have to do these things?”

Jessica⁣ Xu, a resident living across the⁤ street from the X ⁣headquarters, expressed her annoyance with the sign. ​She mentioned how it lit up her entire apartment, describing it as “way too bright” and flashing directly into her living space. Jennifer Freeman,‍ another resident, described the sign as “bright ‍and ridiculous” when viewed⁢ from above.

Despite the controversy, some ‍individuals in the city​ are‍ excited about the potential for increased collaboration with Musk and the expansion of X in San‌ Francisco. Musk himself has expressed his‍ desire to keep the company’s headquarters ⁤in ‌the⁣ city, emphasizing the‍ importance of attracting more talent to work in San‌ Francisco.

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