A Board of Supervisors committee approved proposals requiring more heat in San Francisco residential hotels and set stiffer penalties for violators.
Tag: #TenderloinHousingClinic
1984
Workers and Tenants Protest
Workers and tenants protest slumlord Guenter Kaussen.
1984
Suit Accuses Kaussen of Keeping Deposits
Tenderloin Housing Clinic files a class action lawsuit against Guenter Kaussen, who is accused of wrongfully withholding tenants’ deposits.
1986
Putting the Heat On Slumlords
Tenants in San Francisco are forced to live in poor living conditions. The Tenderloin Housing Clinic helps defend these tenants rights.
1987
Memo To Sequoia Hotel Residents
Tenderloin Housing Clinic offers legal representation to former tenants of the Sequoia hotel who are interested in moving back in once renovation is complete.
1988
Letter to Department of Social Services
Tenderloin Housing Clinic letter to Dept of Social Services in hopes of DSS funding THC’s Modified Payments Program.
1988
General Assistance Recipients Cannot Afford Permanent Housing in SF
A comprehensive study of residential hotel room rates has determined that 90% of San Francisco’s General Assistance population cannot afford a permanent place to live
1989
Memo to MPP Participants
Memo to Modified Payment Tenants about job opportunities and check day operations.
1990
Battle for Humane Conditions Continues
The progress made and work needed at some of San Francisco’s residential hotels is outlined.
1990
THC Files Lawsuit To Clean Up Sixth Street
Lawsuit is filled to stop the hotels from making money off illegal activities.