222 21st Ave, San Francisco, CA 94121

The three-unit, three-story multi-family residential building at 222 21st Avenue in the Central Richmond neighborhood, owned by the Hazel Fong Revocable Living Trust, was constructed in 1989 following the demolition of a single-family dwelling. The property has undergone several significant maintenance and safety improvements over the years, most recently receiving a $22,000 reroofing project in 2020 that involved installing a new modified bitumen roof system.

In 2004, the building underwent a routine inspection that revealed multiple fire safety and smoke detection violations, including the need for automatic sprinklers over garbage receptacles, additional smoke detectors in various locations, and issues with combustible storage. These violations, which represented significant safety concerns, were all abated by March 2009. The building's historical records show regular housing inspections in 2003, 2004, 2009, and 2014, indicating ongoing oversight of the property's maintenance and safety standards.

The most recent activity on record is a 311 call from October 2024 regarding abandoned garbage and debris, which was resolved by Recology, though this appears to be an isolated incident related to street cleaning rather than an issue with the building itself. The property's permit history shows proper maintenance of essential systems, including a $22,000 roofing upgrade in 2020, though the building's original sprinkler installation from 1989 remains the only notable system-specific work on record. While the building experienced some significant safety violations in the past related to fire safety and smoke detection, these were addressed more than a decade ago, and there have been no reported safety violations or complaints in recent years.