764-768 Stanyan St, San Francisco, CA 94117

The two-unit residential building at 764-768 Stanyan Street, owned by Henri George A and constructed in 1925, has undergone significant changes in recent years, particularly in 2021-2022 when a ground-floor cannabis retail space was added (approved under case #2020-004439cua) with a substantial renovation cost of $383,775. This conversion prompted numerous safety and infrastructure upgrades, including the installation of a waterflow monitoring system, additional fire sprinklers, and a comprehensive security system with IP cameras and access control. The building experienced multiple fire safety inspections between 2021-2023, with several violations noted and subsequently corrected, including issues with sprinkler systems, alarm systems, and hazardous materials.

A building complaint was filed in October 2022 regarding an unpermitted roll-down security door installation by "harborside," though this case is currently listed as not active. The property has undergone significant maintenance and upgrades since 2005, including a complete kitchen remodel of both units, electrical system improvements, and structural modifications. Recent 311 calls from 2025 have primarily related to exterior issues such as graffiti, illegal postings, and garbage on the property, though many of these cases were resolved promptly. A sewer line replacement was recorded in 2020, and multiple permits show ongoing maintenance and improvement work, including sign installations and various system upgrades.

The building's fire safety systems have required particular attention, with multiple complaints and corrections documented between 2021 and 2023, though these issues have generally been resolved. The property has a complex history with various uses and modifications, including past proposals for detox program expansion and large institution use, though these appear to have been ultimately closed or not pursued. The cannabis retail conversion in 2021 represented the most significant recent change to the building's use and infrastructure, bringing with it various safety and security system upgrades to comply with regulatory requirements. While the building has experienced multiple maintenance issues and fire safety concerns over the years, records indicate that these problems have generally been addressed through proper channels and repairs.