300-304 Euclid Ave, San Francisco, CA 94118

The 4-unit, 2-story multi-family residential building at 300-304 Euclid Avenue, owned by the Michael Shaposhnikov Trust and constructed in 1949, has experienced several significant maintenance issues over its recent history. Most notably, there is currently an open fire violation as of August 31, 2024, regarding sleeping area requirements that requires attention under a permit. The building has undergone multiple repair projects in 2019, including window replacements with fiberglass units ($12,000) and selective stucco repairs to address dry rot around windows and balconies ($4,500).

A concerning plumbing issue occurred in July 2019 when water was reportedly turned off without notification to address plumbing repairs in other units, affecting unit 300 1/2. The property has a history of water-related problems, with multiple 311 calls in 2024 regarding water main issues, and shows evidence of structural maintenance needs as indicated by recent service requests. The building underwent a series of fire safety violations in 2003, including the need for fire extinguisher recharges, installation of smoke detectors, and removal of combustible materials from the garage, though these were all abated by August 2003.

Older permit records from the early 1990s show attempts to modify parking space configurations. While most recent inspections and maintenance requests have been resolved, the current open violation regarding sleeping area requirements represents the most pressing building issue as of October 2023. The property has maintained its multi-family residential classification throughout its history and has undergone periodic routine safety inspections as required.