1466-1468 Page St, San Francisco, CA 94117

The two-unit residential building at 1466-1468 Page Street in Haight Ashbury, owned by Paul Topolos, is a two-story structure built in 1900 that has undergone significant remodeling and compliance work in recent years. In 2023-2024, the property has focused on addressing compliance issues identified in physical inspection report #CC-8590, including work on rear stairs, heating systems, and various safety upgrades. Recent improvements include a completed kitchen remodel in March 2024 (unit 1466), ground floor changes to convert storage rooms to study rooms, and multiple plumbing and electrical upgrades to meet code requirements.

The building has also experienced some maintenance and safety concerns, including tree root damage to the sidewalk reported multiple times between 2022-2024, and a broken skylight incident in 2012 that caused debris and water intrusion problems. Several recent building permits, including for the installation of a gas fireplace and heating equipment, were withdrawn, though associated plumbing permits were completed in 2024. The property has a history of fire alarm system malfunctions and three smoke-related incident responses, though no civilian injuries were reported in these events. The building's recent permit history shows a pattern of addressing both aesthetic and compliance needs, with substantial investments in safety systems, kitchen modernization, and code compliance work.

There have been multiple instances of tree-related issues affecting the sidewalk, with reports filed between 2022 and 2024 regarding this maintenance concern. The property underwent major renovations in 2013-2014, including kitchen and bathroom remodels, and electrical system updates. Planning records show previous variances granted for rear yard setback requirements, and the property has been documented as a legal two-unit building through proper city processes. Recent complaints have been largely related to exterior issues, including parking violations near the property and noise from construction activities, rather than internal building problems.