349 Lyon St, San Francisco, CA 94117

The three-story multi-family residential building at 349 Lyon St in Park North, owned by the Beglitsoff George Living Trust, has undergone several significant improvements since its construction in 1900. The most substantial work occurred in 2009-2010, when major structural upgrades were completed including foundation replacement, the installation of a moment frame, steel beam, and shear wall as part of voluntary seismic work ($35,000), along with plumbing modifications including a new sewer main, relocated gas lines, floor drains, and a laundry room ($39,000).

The building underwent additional improvements in 2015 with the installation of a new commercial meter for computer shop purposes, though this permit has since expired. Historical records show earlier modifications from 1988-1989 including a horizontal addition and reroofing work.

The property has experienced recurring issues with false alarms and system malfunctions, including multiple smoke detector activations and alarm system soundings with no fires detected, as well as one incident involving a stalled elevator rescue and one requiring odor removal - though fortunately, none of these incidents resulted in civilian injuries. Recent history from late 2024 shows several incidents relating to parking enforcement and street cleaning, particularly with multiple citations for blocking driveways and recurring issues with garbage and debris - though these external matters do not directly reflect on the building's internal conditions. The most recent entries indicate ongoing concerns with street maintenance and parking compliance in the immediate vicinity of the property, particularly regarding blocked driveways and garbage management, though these are municipal issues rather than building-specific concerns.