1060 Green St, San Francisco, CA 94133

1060 Green Street is a 7-unit, 4-story multi-family residential building constructed in 1912, currently owned by the Wellington-Cobo Family Trust. The building has undergone several significant renovations and faced various compliance issues over the years. Notable improvements include a comprehensive electrical system upgrade in 2003 featuring a 400-amp service installation, which encompassed 161 plugs, 88 switches, 168 lights, and a new fire alarm system.

A hydronic boiler was installed in 2015, though this became the subject of a violation in 2016 regarding permit compliance that was subsequently abated. The property has experienced recurring fire safety concerns, with the most recent violations in 2024 related to sprinkler systems and sleeping area requirements, with a notable pattern of fire code violations between 2016-2024 including issues with fire doors, testing documentation, and storage clearance. The building's history reveals a contentious period between 2001-2007 involving unauthorized unit modifications, where there were complaints about merging units without proper permits, though this was later addressed through official processes.

Multiple housing violations were documented between 2001-2005, including issues with heating systems, appliance repairs, and various safety requirements, most of which were abated by 2016. Recent 311 calls (2023-2025) have primarily concerned external matters such as sidewalk maintenance, street cleaning, and vehicle-related issues. The most recent construction-related activity was a moving sign request in January 2024. The building's safety systems have had periodic maintenance and compliance needs, as evidenced by multiple building and fire violations over the years, though many have been successfully resolved through proper channels.