(1 of ) Joggers run Saturday along Main Street between Second and Third streets in Napa. The former Fagiani's bar at 812 Main St. and the building housing Velo Pizzeria to its left have been retrofitted and escaped significant damage. The pizzeria, however, is closed because officials believe unretrofitted buildings on Brown Street pose a threat. (Conner Jay/Press Democrat)
(2 of ) Residents and tourists stop to take pictures of earthquake-damaged buildings along Brown Street in downtown Napa on Thursday, Aug. 28, 2014. The buildings had not been retrofitted to comply with a 2006 ordinance. (Conner Jay/The Press Democrat)
(3 of ) Brad Farmerie looks up at the extensive damage to the building next to his the Thomas and Fagiani’s Bar in downtown Napa after a the Bay Area's largest earthquake in the last 25 years struck the area on Tuesday, August 26, 2014. Farmerie says that there was little damage to his building thanks in part to the retrofitting. (Conner Jay/The Press Democrat)
(4 of ) Notices to shutdown businesses along Main Street between 2nd and 3rd Streets hang in their windows in Napa on Saturday, August 30, 2014. Although the buildings withstood last weekend's earthquake well due to their retrofitting, the buildings were closed to due to hazardous conditions from buildings behind them along Brown Street. (Conner Jay/Press Democrat)
