2867 Sacramento St, San Francisco, CA 94115

The 6-unit, 3-story multi-family residential building at 2867 Sacramento St in Pacific Heights, built in 1908 and owned by Survivors Trust, has undergone several significant maintenance and safety upgrades over the past two decades. Most recently, in 2020, the building received a complete reroofing ($27,300), and in 2018, a comprehensive fire safety system upgrade was completed, including new control panels, smoke detectors, and monitoring modules ($9,300). The building's fire safety compliance has been a recurring focus, with a fire sprinkler system installed in 2002, followed by multiple fire alarm system improvements.

Historical records from 2000-2002 show several notable renovations, including bathroom relocations, removal of three doors, and creation of off-street parking, though this period also experienced some significant safety concerns with multiple building violations related to egress obstruction, security requirements, and combustible storage issues, all of which were abated by December 2002. More recent history (2023-2024) suggests ongoing challenges with parking and access, particularly regarding the garage, which was noted in a 2024 complaint for accommodating seven cars when only four could be safely managed. There has been an unusual pattern of parking-related complaints between 2023-2024, with numerous instances of blocked driveways recorded, some resulting in citations.

The building has experienced periodic fire alarm-related incidents, with three false alarms recorded between 2016-2024 and two instances of unintentional fires in structures other than buildings, though no civilian injuries were reported. While routine inspections have generally been cleared, the property has seen multiple 311 calls regarding various issues including blocked exits and garbage removal, though many of these were found to have no merit or were otherwise resolved. The most concerning historical violations from the early 2000s were primarily related to fire safety and structural concerns, all of which appear to have been addressed through subsequent renovations and improvements.