982 Green St, San Francisco, CA 94133

982 Green Street is a three-story multi-family residential building located in San Francisco's Russian Hill neighborhood. Built in 1900, the property underwent significant changes between 2011 and 2018, including a controversial unit merger project that converted three units into two, along with various renovations. Most notably, there are active concerns regarding unpermitted construction of a rear horizontal addition, side additions, and garage structures, which were documented in a 2017 violation complaint that is still pending resolution.

Multiple building permits were filed between 2011 and 2015, including foundation work, bathroom remodels, and electrical upgrades, with some permits showing as suspended or incomplete. The property has undergone several infrastructure improvements, including plumbing upgrades, electrical rewiring, and the installation of two fireplaces, with completed work totaling over $200,000. The building's history includes routine housing inspections (2000-2006) and several fire alarm incidents, though no significant fires have been reported.

Recent issues primarily involve parking enforcement matters, with multiple complaints about vehicles blocking driveways under various citations issued throughout 2023-2024. Current planning records indicate ongoing efforts to address previously unpermitted work at the property, with applications under review to legalize improvements and address building code compliance issues. The building's infrastructure appears generally maintained, with most recent complaints relating to parking rather than building condition or safety. The property's complex history of renovations and compliance issues suggests ongoing oversight from both building and planning departments to resolve historic violations and unauthorized modifications.