326 32nd Ave, San Francisco, CA 94121

The 6-unit multi-family residential building at 326 32nd Avenue in the Central Richmond neighborhood, owned by Lee Living Trust, has had several significant maintenance and safety updates over the past two decades. Most notably, in November 2023, the building underwent a comprehensive fire safety upgrade, including the installation of new smoke detectors, pull stations, and additional safety features to comply with San Francisco Fire Code requirements, with similar electrical work continuing in 2024.

The building's electrical system has seen substantial attention, with a completed main electrical service upgrade in July 2004 (though initially cancelled) involving replacement of the main switch, meters, and panel, as well as work performed in 2005 to renew electrical permits. The property has experienced recurring sewer issues, with multiple reports of sewage backup through a 4-inch vent pipe between 2014 and 2021, indicating an ongoing infrastructure challenge. The building's maintenance history includes a 2000 reroofing project, though the permit has since expired.

Two routine housing inspections in 2002 and 2008 were conducted and resolved without any noted ongoing concerns. More recent external incidents include a human or animal waste issue in November 2023 and a damaged side sewer vent cover in 2022, both of which were resolved. The building's only documented fire incident was a medical assist call with no civilian injuries reported.