1662-1666 Lombard St, San Francisco, CA 94123

The three-story multi-family residential building at 1662-1666 Lombard Street in the Marina neighborhood, owned by Harold M & Nikki D Hoogasia, was constructed in 1914 and contains 5 units. The building has undergone several significant renovations over the past three decades, including a complete roof replacement in 2008 (cost: $13,380), foundation rebuilding in 2000, and repairs for termite and water damage in the same year (cost: $10,000).

Historical records show various improvements including deck repairs, hallway stairs modifications, and sprinkler system updates in the 1980s, with more recent attention to maintenance demonstrated by a street space permit issued in 2016. The building's maintenance history includes several important safety and comfort issues, though most have been addressed promptly.

Notable past complaints include a living room window that wouldn't close properly and heating issues reported in 1999 (resolved by 2000), a broken front entrance stair and rotted railing reported in 2001, and a loose handrail on an exterior walkway reported in 2008 (all marked as not active). More recently, there have been recurring issues with garbage and debris in the vicinity of the property, with multiple 311 calls between 2021 and 2024 reporting various cleanliness concerns, though most were resolved promptly by city services. While these external cleanliness issues are notable, they appear to be primarily related to the street and sidewalk areas rather than the building itself, and the property has generally maintained compliance with housing code requirements based on the available records.