206-212 16th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94118

The property at 206-212 16th Avenue in the Central Richmond district is a two-story, 4-unit multi-family residential building constructed in 1920, currently owned by Mei L Gan Revocable Trust. The building's most significant historical issues emerged in October 2001, when multiple violations were documented, including problems with fire proofing, security requirements (self-closing doors), building permits, stair repairs, and gas utility shutoff tools; all of these violations were resolved by November 30, 2001.

There was also a separate incident in 2001 involving broken steps that required attention and a building permit for dry-rotted tread replacement. Earlier records show a bathroom remodeling project in 1985 and a code compliance matter addressed in 1983. The most current developments are noteworthy, with multiple 311 calls in early January 2025 regarding overflowing garbage and debris, with at least ten separate reports within the first week of January 2025, all of which were resolved according to Recology's records.

While these recent issues don't directly relate to building safety, they may impact the surrounding environment. A routine apartment inspection was conducted and resolved in May 2009, and there was one minor fire-related incident recorded as a "good intent call" with no civilian injuries. The building's permit history shows minimal maintenance activity in recent decades, with the most recent permit being for sidewalk repairs in 2002, though this work was presumably completed given the passage of time.