1334 Vallejo St, San Francisco, CA 94109

The three-unit multi-family residential building at 1334 Vallejo Street in San Francisco's Russian Hill neighborhood was constructed in 1910 and features three stories. The property has undergone several notable changes and inspections over its history. In June 2022, a complaint was filed regarding the installation of two tankless water heaters at the rear of the building, which were reportedly placed on the property line with mechanical components hanging over an access door and blocking a neighbor's window, though no permits were found on record for this work.

A housing inspection in May 2007 resulted in multiple violations, including the need for a Type 2A 10BC fire extinguisher and a self-closing door for the garbage room, though these issues were promptly abated by June 2007. The building's permit history is relatively limited, with only a few street space permits issued in 2008 and 2012, each with a nominal cost of $1. In addition to the above incidents, there was one recorded fire alarm in the past, which was caused by a system malfunction and resulted in no civilian injuries.

The property has undergone routine housing inspections in 2001 and 2011, generally indicating regular oversight of building conditions. More recent 311 calls related to the address have primarily concerned external matters such as urban forestry and street cleaning, with one police involvement in 2017 related to homelessness concerns that was resolved when the individuals were not found at the reported location. A planning record shows staff-initiated investigations regarding potential loss of dwelling units related to condominium development, though no developers were associated with these records and the status is listed as closed.