22 Cole St, San Francisco, CA 94117

The 2-story, 4-unit multi-family residential building at 22 Cole Street in Park North, owned by Cheung Living Trust 2016, was constructed in 1954 and has undergone several notable events over its history. The building experienced a water leak issue in July 2015, requiring repairs to the front window trim on the second floor, for which a $500 permit was issued. In 2017, a routine safety inspection revealed multiple fire safety violations that were subsequently addressed and abated by April 18, 2017, including the installation of carbon monoxide alarms, smoke enclosure door closers, and servicing of fire extinguishers.

These violations, while significant at the time, were promptly corrected and the building has not had any recorded fire safety violations since. The property has maintained regular safety inspections over the years, with records showing inspections in 2001 and 2004, all of which were resolved. More recently, there has been some activity around the building's exterior, with multiple 311 calls in 2024 regarding garbage and debris, including reports of abandoned furniture and a mattress, though these appear to be related to the street/sidewalk areas rather than the building itself. Several 311 calls in early 2024 involved shared spaces and signage issues, which were resolved through inspection and abatement.

Notably, there was a planning record indicating that one unit (Apt. 2) had been used for commercial shipping and packing purposes, though this appears to have been resolved. The most recent building-related work was an electrical permit from 2005 for a garage door operator installation, though this permit has since expired. The building's most recent known compliance status is from 2023, where issues related to shared spaces and signage were addressed, with most recent general inquiries being routed to Streets and Highways for further action.