2230 Sacramento St, San Francisco, CA 94115

The three-story, 15-unit apartment building at 2230 Sacramento Street in Pacific Heights, owned by Harold B & Zelda E Goldman, has experienced several significant events throughout its history, most notably recent safety concerns. The building, constructed in 1900, has undergone major infrastructure work including a 400-amp electrical service upgrade in 2006 and a complete reroofing in 2003 costing $23,954. Recent maintenance and safety issues have come to light, with multiple 311 calls in 2024 regarding various concerns including a collapsed sidewalk, illegal parking, and multiple instances of garbage and debris requiring removal.

Most pressing is an open fire violation from May 2024 regarding sleeping area requirements, following a recent fire complaint. The building has a history of alarm system malfunctions, with multiple fire department responses over the years due to false alarms, though fortunately none involving civilian injuries or actual fires. Earlier structural concerns included a 1997 incident involving a wooden back staircase where a tenant was injured, though this was promptly addressed. The property has been subject to routine safety inspections by Housing Inspection Services in 2011, 2013, and 1999, with most issues being resolved.

In terms of infrastructure improvements, the building's electrical system received attention in 2006 with a new 400-amp service installation, and the roof was replaced in 2003. Recent planning records indicate an ongoing review for the installation of a Verizon small cell wireless facility in the public right-of-way adjacent to the property, intended to enhance communication services in the area. While the building has experienced periodic maintenance issues such as flooding (February 2024) and sidewalk defects (August 2024), many of these problems have been addressed through standard city services and permits. The property appears to be actively managed, with most documented issues being responded to in a timely manner.