1075 Francisco St, San Francisco, CA 94109

The two-unit residential building at 1075 Francisco Street in Russian Hill, owned by Michele C Zirelli, has been standing since 1966 and completed a significant seismic retrofit in 2010, demonstrating commitment to structural safety through the installation of threaded rods and enhanced wall support systems at a cost of $7,200. The building was reroofed in 2003 at a cost of $8,780, though this permit ultimately expired.

The most notable recent issues have been related to parking violations, with numerous reports between February and December 2024, particularly highlighting sidewalk parking infractions. Eight out of eleven reported incidents resulted in citations or official interventions, with multiple occurrences involving the same black Toyota vehicle (license plate 7RUH598).

While these parking enforcement actions suggest ongoing challenges in the immediate vicinity, they are primarily external issues unrelated to the building's condition or safety. The only recorded fire incident was a false alarm with no civilian injuries reported. The building's documented history shows proper maintenance of basic systems, with no major structural or safety concerns currently noted beyond the historical retrofit work.