830 Union St, San Francisco, CA 94133

830 Union Street is a three-story, five-unit multi-family residential building located in San Francisco's Russian Hill neighborhood, constructed in 1949 and currently held in the Chin Him Hai Lee Revocable Trust. The building's documented history shows several significant safety-related incidents in 2005, when a routine housing inspection revealed multiple fire safety concerns including issues with smoke detectors, a central alarm system requiring repairs, and fire extinguisher recharge needs. These violations were all addressed and abated by June 16, 2005.

More recently, there was a complaint in 2015 regarding unauthorized construction activity involving concrete loading, though this issue similarly became inactive without recorded resolution details. The property's maintenance history includes a completed reroofing project from August 1992 and a street space permit issued in July 2006. Recent external factors affecting the building's vicinity include multiple 311 calls between 2020-2024, primarily related to exterior maintenance issues such as illegal postings, sidewalk blockages, and graffiti.

Two fire-related incidents were recorded, though neither resulted in civilian injuries or indicated significant structural damage - one was an unintentional alarm system activation with no fire, and the other involved a minor fire described as "other." A recent planning record from 94133 indicates a withdrawn proposal for a Verizon wireless facility installation on a nearby SFPUC-owned light pole. The building's documented history suggests that while there were notable fire safety concerns in 2005, these were resolved. The property's more recent history shows typical urban building maintenance issues and no major safety violations in recent years.