3016-3020 Jackson St, San Francisco, CA 94115

The 15-unit multi-family residential building at 3016-3020 Jackson Street in Pacific Heights, owned by the San Francisco Ballet Association, is a three-story structure built in 1900 that has undergone several significant improvements over the years. Most recently, in 2024, there was a fire extinguisher-related correction made, and in September 2023, a sewer spot repair was completed. The building has demonstrated ongoing commitment to safety and compliance, having completed its soft-story retrofit in 2016 (Tier 2, CFC Issued) with the installation of holdowns and shearwalls to meet required standards.

Previous safety upgrades included the installation of fire sprinklers in 2011, extensive electrical improvements in 2007 (including fire alarm systems), and accessibility enhancements such as grab bars in 2014 (completed April 2014 in response to a violation). The building's infrastructure has been regularly maintained, with multiple street space permits issued between 2017-2019 and various plumbing and electrical work completed over the years, including a comprehensive electrical upgrade in 2007 involving installation of numerous circuits, lights, and outlets. The property has experienced several routine inspections and surveys over the years, including a residential hotel survey in 2014, and three fire incident investigations related to alarm systems between 2010-2018, all of which were resolved with conditions corrected or marked as no merit.

Parking-related issues have been noted in 2023, with multiple citations issued for vehicles blocking driveways, while general maintenance concerns like graffiti and loose garbage were addressed through normal city processes between 2021-2024. The building has also been the subject of planning discussions regarding its use as a post-secondary educational institution with group housing, though these proposals appear to have been ultimately closed or marked as informational. The property's documented history suggests regular maintenance and prompt attention to safety issues, with most violations being corrected within reasonable timeframes.