221-223 Francisco St, San Francisco, CA 94133

The three-story multi-family residential building at 221-223 Francisco Street in Telegraph Hill, owned by Tamanti Parisima & Amanzio, was constructed in 1907 and contains two units. The property underwent significant electrical system upgrades between 2004-2007, including the installation of a 200-amp service with new wiring, 80 lights, 100 receptacles, 80 switches, and 48 circuits, with additional work including U-fer ground installation and a subsequent reinspection for service completion.

In 2006, several permit applications were renewed, including those related to exterior staircase remodeling that encroached onto the sidewalk. The building's owners sought and received rear yard variance approvals, though the specific nature and implications of this modification are not detailed in the records. The property has experienced multiple 311 calls over recent years, primarily related to parking issues, with several reports of abandoned vehicles and driveway blocking incidents between 2016 and 2024.

There were some infrastructure maintenance concerns, including reports of a damaged tree in 2020 that was determined to be dead, requiring removal, and an earlier tree-related issue in 2017 involving sewer damage from roots. A street space permit and sidewalk repair was issued in 2005, suggesting attention to public infrastructure maintenance, though the exact nature of the repairs isn't specified. The building's permit and maintenance history shows regular upkeep and updating of essential systems, particularly the electrical infrastructure, but also reflects typical urban challenges such as street maintenance and parking enforcement issues in the surrounding area.