89-91 Rico Way, San Francisco, CA 94123

The two-unit residential building at 89-91 Rico Way in the Marina district, owned by the Haugen Revocable Trust, is a two-story structure built in 1940. The property has undergone significant recent improvements to maintain safety and modernize facilities. In 2019, the required second means of egress was upgraded from wood winder stairs to steel spiral stairs at a cost of $25,000, while in 2018, $25,000 was spent replacing wood siding, windows, and doors at the rear of the building. Major renovations were completed in late 2013, including the addition of a power room, bathroom renovations, garage expansion, and comprehensive updates to electrical and plumbing systems, totaling approximately $41,000.

The building has experienced recurring fire safety compliance issues, with violations documented in 2016 (including problems with sprinklers, alarm systems, and extinguishers), and more recently in 2024 involving sprinkler/standpipe systems. Historical permits show attention to structural safety, such as bolting down existing elements and improving fire safety systems. The property has faced multiple parking enforcement issues in 2024-2025, with several citations issued for driveway blocking. Additionally, there was one tenant buyout recorded in September 2021 for $10,000 involving one tenant.

The building's maintenance record shows regular updates to essential services, including the installation of fireplace inserts and comprehensive electrical system upgrades. While the property has had periodic fire safety violations, records indicate prompt corrective actions were generally taken. Recent 311 calls have primarily concerned parking enforcement matters, with one open public works request from September 2024 regarding general services. Planning records show compliance with requirements for egress modifications, noting that a variance was not needed for the rear location of improvements.