322 32nd Ave, San Francisco, CA 94121

The 6-unit, 2-story apartment building at 322 32nd Avenue in the Central Richmond neighborhood, owned by the Chaudoir Family Trust, has undergone several significant renovations and faced various compliance requirements since its construction in 1962. Most notably, the building successfully completed its mandatory soft-story retrofit in 2016 (cost: $40,000), bringing it into compliance with San Francisco's seismic safety requirements. The property has received regular maintenance, including an $22,000 lap siding replacement in 2018 and reroofing work completed in 1990.

The building has experienced several violations and complaints over its history, most of which have been resolved. A series of fire safety violations were recorded in 2003, including issues with fire proofing and fire extinguisher placements, all of which were abated by September 2005. A significant safety concern arose in 2015 when the rear chimney was reported as "falling apart" and potentially endangering neighboring properties, though this issue was promptly addressed by March 2015.

Routine inspections in 1997 and 2003 were conducted by Housing Inspection Services, and two false alarm incidents were recorded by the fire department, with no civilian injuries reported. More recently, in 2017, there were two service requests to the Department of Public Works and an abandoned vehicle report, though these do not directly relate to building safety or conditions. The property's maintenance record shows regular attention to building code compliance and infrastructure upkeep, with all major violations having been resolved.