1060-1064 Stockton St, San Francisco, CA 94108

The Lee Sing Yee Association Inc. owns this 14-unit, 3-story multi-family residential building constructed in 1908 at 1060-1064 Stockton Street in the Financial District North. The property has undergone several significant safety upgrades in recent years, including a voluntary $25,000 fire alarm system upgrade in 2022 to comply with SFFC requirements, and the installation of grab bars in 2013 to meet accessibility standards.

Major maintenance work has been completed over the years, including reroofing projects in 2011 (completed) and 1997 (expired). The building has experienced several safety and maintenance challenges, with a cluster of violations documented in 2006 related to various systems including electrical, heating, interior surfaces, and fire safety - all of which were abated by May 23, 2006. More recent fire safety concerns have been addressed, with violations related to alarm systems, sprinkler systems, and exit maintenance documented and abated in 2017. The property has experienced recurring issues with garbage management, as evidenced by multiple 311 calls in recent months (2024) regarding debris and waste, though these are primarily related to external conditions rather than building systems.

Two fire incident records note alarm system activations without fire, with no civilian injuries reported. The building's most pressing recent issue appears to be the pending review for a Verizon wireless facility installation on an SFPUC-owned light pole within the public right-of-way, though this does not directly impact the building's operations. While the building has a history of various violations and complaints, records indicate that these issues have generally been addressed and resolved, with the most recent fire safety violation related to the alarm system in 2022 being rescinded. Historical records show the building has undergone multiple routine inspections, suggesting regular oversight by housing authorities, and it has maintained its multi-family residential designation throughout its history.