100-106 Fillmore St, San Francisco, CA 94117

The property at 100-106 Fillmore St is a three-story, four-unit multi-family residential building located in Hayes Valley, built in 1904 and currently owned by the Edward Morgan Revocable Trust. The building has undergone several significant maintenance and compliance updates over its history, including a reroofing project completed in 1989, rear stairway repairs (permit expired) in 1988, and a building code compliance update successfully completed in 1987.

A notable cluster of violations was recorded in 2005, all of which were addressed and abated by June 17, 2005; these included issues with the central alarm system certification, apartment identification signage, and fire escape ladder maintenance, all of which pertained to safety and security requirements. The building has been subject to regular housing inspections, with the last routine inspection occurring in 2005 and a prior inspection in 1999. Recent activity at the property (January 2025) has primarily involved external issues, with multiple reports of garbage and debris, graffiti, and illegal postings in the vicinity.

Of particular note is a rodent/insect infestation complaint that was transferred to the SF DPH Healthy Housing Program. A planning record from 1980 regarding the termination of cabinet shop use in an RH-3 district exists but is marked as closed and approved, suggesting this is no longer relevant to current conditions. While the historical records show a pattern of responding to maintenance and compliance issues, the recent 311 calls indicate ongoing external maintenance challenges around the property, though these are generally municipal rather than building-specific concerns.