930 Pacific Ave, San Francisco, CA 94133

930 Pacific Avenue is a 3-story, 8-unit multi-family residential building constructed in 1963, currently owned by Hum Trust. The property has undergone several significant safety and maintenance improvements over the years, most notably completing a mandatory soft-story retrofit in 2017-2019 (Tier 3), which included the installation of new garage doors. Other substantial improvements include the installation of an access window to the fire escape (2016), replacement of wall heaters in multiple units (2010), and repair work following a 2009 notice of violation that cited various interior issues including heating, security, and lead paint concerns. This 2009 violation cluster, which was abated in January 2010, included requirements for ceiling repair, smoke detector replacement, and addressing chipping paint.

The building has experienced several concerning safety and habitability issues over the years, particularly between 2015-2016, when multiple complaints were filed regarding fire escape access, illegal kitchen facilities in Unit 9, and water damage with mold growth. These incidents prompted various inspections and required remedial work, though most were marked as "Not Active" by their resolution dates. More recent history (2022-2023) shows recurring issues with graffiti (most recently reported in October 2023), though these incidents are not uncommon in the neighborhood. The property's maintenance history indicates regular attention to structural and safety requirements, including the periodic replacement of aging systems like heating units and ongoing compliance with safety codes, though there have been occasional lapses as evidenced by the 2009 violations.

The building's recent maintenance record shows attention to infrastructure improvements, with the completed soft-story retrofit representing a significant structural upgrade. While there have been some recent exterior maintenance issues such as graffiti and sidewalk debris, these are typical urban building challenges. The property has experienced two fire-related incidents, including one violation in 2006 related to fire escape access, though more recent fire safety checks have not indicated ongoing concerns. The building's response to historical violations, particularly the comprehensive 2009-2010 remediation, demonstrates proactive management addressing past habitability issues, though periodic maintenance challenges have persisted over the years.