A sign at one of the park entrances listed the rules:

Welcome To
Sue Bierman Park
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For the Enjoyment of All Visitors
Please Obey the Following Regulations
• Be Courteous and Respectful of Others
• Smoking Prohibited
• Alcoholic Beverages Prohibited
• Barbeques and Fires Prohibited
• Feeding of Parrots Prohibited
• Camping Prohibited
• No Sleeping Between 8pm and 8am
• Dogs Must be Kept on Leash
• Dog Walkers Must Remove Dog Waste
• THIS PARK IS A DRUG-FREE ZONE

To report a problem in the Park, call 311

The park as it bordered Clay Street looked more like a hill than a park.

A path led into the park from the corner of Clay and Davis Streets. In the middle of downtown was this woodsy and pastoral scene.

The path into the park made a hard right turn part way in. A garbage can decorated the corner of that turn.

A garden and trees were seen off to the left of the path, as well as a man seated at the base of a tree.

The path led to a wide swath of lawn. But to get there one had to pass by a man fishing cans and bottles from a garbage can.

The wide part of the lawn seen in the direction of Drumm and Washington streets held a statue. On the lawn near the stature was a man taking a nap.

The wide lawn as seen looking in the direction of the Embarcadero Center. Note the patch of sunlight reflected off a surrounding high-rise.

The view of the park when looking back into it from the midpoint with one's back to the Embarcadero.

The rest of the park was just a wide area of grass that ran a full city block to the Embarcadero.