665-667 Fell St, San Francisco, CA 94102

The property at 665-667 Fell Street is a two-story, multi-family residential building constructed in 1900 in Hayes Valley, containing four units and currently owned by the Whelan Family Trust 2009. The building has undergone several significant maintenance and repair projects over the years, with the most recent major work being the installation of a laundry washer outlet in 2022 and the replacement of galvanized water lines in 2011.

Major improvements in 2008-2010 included a complete roof replacement (cost: $10,400), exterior stairway replacement, and repairs to address wood damage on siding, which was initiated in response to a 2008 housing inspection violation for dry rot issues. The building experienced multiple violations in 2008 related to safety and maintenance issues, including requirements for self-closing doors, fire extinguishers, broken windows, and lead paint concerns, though all these violations were marked as abated by June 2009. A concerning trend has emerged in recent years, with a complaint about extremely loud construction noise filed in December 2018 that remains active as of the report date (October 2023).

Historical records from 1996-1998 reveal significant maintenance challenges, including reports of electrical hazards, water leaks, and ceiling collapse, though these issues were addressed and resolved. The building's more recent history shows regular maintenance and upgrades, including plumbing and electrical work, though there has been a recurring need for sidewalk cleaning and graffiti removal as evidenced by multiple 311 calls in recent years. The most recent graffiti incident was documented in May 2023, and while the building has faced various maintenance issues over the years, there are no current active housing violations or major structural concerns on record.