3151-3155 Fillmore St, San Francisco, CA 94123

The three-unit, three-story multi-family residential building at 3151-3155 Fillmore Street in Cow Hollow, owned by the Tarantino Living Trust, was constructed in 1907 and includes retail space. The building's recent history shows several significant events, most notably a 2013 commercial renovation conversion of a former massage space into a barbershop with extensive updates including ADA compliance, six styling stations, and new plumbing, costing $125,000. In 2014, substantial plumbing work was completed, involving approximately 18 feet of new sewer line, including a house trap and clean out.

More recent issues include a 2023 code enforcement complaint regarding a vacant commercial space (as of March 2023) and a technical infeasibility request for accessible building entrance improvements from late 2019. The property has experienced some regulatory challenges, with multiple complaints in 2008 regarding unauthorized remodeling work, though these were promptly resolved within two weeks. Historical records show various maintenance work including reroofing (2003), bathroom and kitchen renovations (1998), and restoration of the yard/patio area (1995).

Recent external issues documented through 311 calls primarily involve routine municipal matters such as sidewalk cleaning, graffiti removal, and temporary access violations, including a notable incident in March 2022 regarding emergency vehicle access. The building had one documented fire alarm system activation with no fire and no civilian injuries. While the property has experienced typical urban issues over the years, the most recent concerns appear to revolve around the vacant commercial space and accessibility improvements, rather than any immediate safety or structural problems.