806-810 Union St, San Francisco, CA 94133

The three-story multi-family residential building at 806-810 Union Street in Russian Hill, owned by Evelyn Moreno Balistreri, contains four units and was constructed in 1908. The property has undergone several significant safety-related improvements over the past few years, including a comprehensive fire alarm system upgrade in 2020 that involved replacing the fire control unit, pull station, smoke detectors, and motor bells, along with electrical work, and more recently, in December 2021, an exterior sewer and house trap replacement. The building experienced some safety compliance issues in 2005 related to emergency exits and smoke detectors, though these were promptly addressed within three days of reporting.

The building’s maintenance history shows attention to infrastructure improvements, with completed projects including reroofing in 1992 and window replacements in 1984 (though that permit expired). A fire alarm system complaint was resolved in December 2012. Recent records (2024) show multiple reports of street-level issues such as abandoned garbage, debris, and graffiti in the vicinity of the building, as well as some parking enforcement concerns, though these are external to the building itself.

Notably, there have been no reported fire incidents in the recent history of the building, though records indicate two fire department responses, one for a building fire (with no civilian injuries or ignition cause details provided) and another for assisting an invalid. The property has been subject to routine housing inspections in 2000, 2005, 2011, and 2013, with all issues recorded during these inspections being promptly resolved. Most recent building improvements have focused on safety systems and infrastructure, with no recent violations or major compliance issues recorded in the past decade, suggesting improved maintenance standards. The combination of ongoing infrastructure upgrades and prompt resolution of safety concerns indicates active management, though the relatively high number of 311 calls for street-level issues in 2024 suggests some ongoing challenges with the immediate exterior environment around the building.