910 Bay St, San Francisco, CA 94109

The 12-unit multi-family residential building at 910 Bay Street in Russian Hill, constructed in 1925, has undergone several significant changes and faced multiple compliance challenges over the past two decades. The property completed a $150,000 soft-story retrofit project in 2014, but has since become non-compliant with the Mandatory Soft Story Program requirements as of 2020, with an active violation indicating failure to complete all associated work and obtain proper sign-offs.

The building's safety systems have received attention through various updates, including the replacement of both the domestic hot water boiler in 2015 and the heating boiler in 2017. Historical compliance issues include a 2015 violation for lead paint hazards that was abated in 2016, and multiple violations from 2006 relating to gas meter instructions, fire escape maintenance, and safety equipment, all of which were resolved.

The property has undergone routine inspections in 2000, 2004, and 2006, with windows being replaced in 2004 as part of maintenance improvements. Recent 311 calls (from 2022 to 2024) primarily relate to street-level issues such as sidewalk cleaning, waste removal, and parking enforcement, rather than building-specific concerns. While there were two fire-related incidents recorded (both non-incident activations) and a temporary exit maintenance issue in 2020 that was corrected, these do not indicate any ongoing fire safety concerns.