667-671 Green St, San Francisco, CA 94133

The three-story multi-family residential building at 667-671 Green St in North Beach, owned by Toracca Properties Lp, was constructed in 1911 and contains 5 units. The building has experienced recurring maintenance issues over several decades, with the most significant recent concerns centered around lead paint hazards. In February 2015, the building received multiple violations related to lead paint, including requirements to remove or cover damaged paint to prevent hazards, though these violations were marked as "Not active" with final warning letters issued in July 2015.

A notable maintenance pattern emerges with the building's roof and porch areas, having undergone multiple repairs across different years: reroofing was completed in 1996 and $9,000 was spent in 2007 to address dry rot issues in the first floor rear porch and perimeter wall. The property has undergone several routine inspections over the years, with the most concerning complaint occurring in September 2013 regarding significant delays in garbage pickup service, which was noted as a health hazard due to three-week intervals between collection. There were also various fire safety and maintenance issues identified in earlier years, including problems with smoke enclosure door closers (2005), egress obstructions, and garbage receptacle placement (all noted in 2002).

More recent years have shown continued attention to street-level maintenance, with multiple 311 calls regarding general cleaning and sidewalk conditions, most recently in early 2024 for graffiti removal. A 2017 report indicated a collapsed sidewalk condition near the building's parking lot. While many of these issues have been formally resolved, the building's maintenance history suggests ongoing attention is required for both interior safety and exterior upkeep, though the most recent complaints have primarily related to street-level conditions rather than building-specific issues.