1807 Chestnut St, San Francisco, CA 94123

The two-unit apartment building at 1807 Chestnut Street in the Marina neighborhood, built in 1937 and currently owned by Luigi & Lola Braccini 2014, has undergone several maintenance and compliance events over the past two decades. Significant recent activities include a house trap replacement completed in 2015, while historical work shows a reroofing project estimated at $6,000 from 2000, which appears to have expired without verification of completion.

The building experienced notable safety concerns in early 2016 when complaints were filed regarding blocked exits and fire safety issues, including a report to the Disabled Access Division mentioning problems with fire escape access and disabled accessibility in the garage area. During this same period, fire safety violations were documented in March 2020 regarding fire extinguisher service and alarm system maintenance, though these were subsequently abated.

The property has recently faced challenges with exterior maintenance and surrounding conditions, particularly evident through multiple 311 calls in late 2024 and early 2025, primarily related to garbage and debris issues (including overflowing city garbage cans) and various park service matters such as noise and trash dumping. While most of these recent cases have been resolved, one structural maintenance case from December 2024 remains open. The building's maintenance record shows periodic attention to basic infrastructure needs, including street space permits, though some historical permits lack clear resolution status.