420-432 Chestnut St, San Francisco, CA 94133

The multi-family residential building at 420-432 Chestnut Street in North Beach is a 6-unit, 1925 apartment structure currently owned by Gogna Fmly Residual Tr. The building's maintenance history shows consistent attention to the roof, with multiple reroofing projects undertaken between 1998 and 2015, with the most recent costing $8,980 in 2015. A significant plumbing issue was addressed in March 2011 with a completed sewer repair and house trap installation.

In December 2015, the building underwent a routine housing inspection that resulted in several safety-related violations, including requirements for gas shutoff tools, self-closing exterior doors, and various fire safety measures such as smoke alarm affidavits. These violations were all successfully abated by January 5, 2016. The property has experienced typical urban maintenance issues in recent years, including multiple reports of human or animal waste (2018-2019), graffiti (2021), and a water leak (2019).

A sewer flooding incident was reported on the property in March 2011. In terms of telecommunications infrastructure, there were two Verizon wireless facility proposals in 2015, with one approved for a nearby SFPUC-owned light pole, though another application for 420 Chestnut was withdrawn. The building's location has seen several parking-related incidents and abandoned vehicle reports between 2015 and 2022, though these are external to the building itself. A routine housing inspection in 2007 and one in 2001 showed no major violations, indicating generally good maintenance practices outside the issues noted in 2015.