1700 Golden Gate Ave, San Francisco, CA 94115

The 24-unit apartment building at 1700 Golden Gate Avenue, owned by Michelle K Cody Revoc Lvg T, is a 3-story multi-family residential structure built in 1913 and classified as Apartment 15 Units or more. The building has undergone several significant safety upgrades in recent years, including the installation of a fire alarm monitoring system in 2021 ($53,400) and completion of mandatory soft-story retrofit work in 2016 ($40,000). Recent maintenance and safety improvements include plumbing upgrades completed in 2023 for sewer and water systems, as well as electrical work for dryer installations. The property has experienced recurring maintenance issues, with multiple tenant complaints in 2022-2024 regarding plumbing problems, window conditions, electrical systems, and rodent infestations.

Multiple fire safety inspections have been conducted between 2017 and 2024, with some identifying issues related to alarm systems, sprinklers, and exits, though most were resolved promptly. Historical records show earlier modifications including foundation repairs (1998), basement conversions (2009), and removal of unauthorized antennas (2014). The building has a documented history of maintenance challenges including past violations for water damage, mold, and lead paint concerns from 2016, though these were officially abated. Recent 311 calls indicate ongoing concerns about garbage, debris, and sidewalk conditions in the vicinity of the building, while the most recent building inspection from October 2023 remains active.

The building's maintenance history shows a pattern of addressing safety and compliance upgrades while also experiencing periodic maintenance challenges. The property has successfully completed mandatory seismic retrofitting and various safety system installations, though recent tenant complaints suggest ongoing concerns with building systems and maintenance. Records indicate prompt responses to most fire safety and building code violations, with many issues being corrected within weeks of identification. The building's age and history of modifications suggest ongoing maintenance requirements, while recent improvements to safety systems indicate attention to regulatory compliance.