5030-5032 Anza St, San Francisco, CA 94121

The three-story multi-family residential building at 5030-5032 Anza Street in San Francisco's Outer Richmond neighborhood is a duplex structure built in 1904, currently owned by Alfred Lee. The property has undergone several significant renovations and improvements over the years, with the most substantial work occurring between 2002-2007 when a new garage was added (costing $510,000), followed by complete electrical system upgrades including the installation of a 200-amp overhead service with three meters and sub-panels, temporary shoring, and various safety features. A building violation related to excessive excavation and inadequate safety measures was reported in May 2006, raising concerns about potential structural instability, though this was abated by April 2007.

The building has experienced recurring noise issues in recent years, with multiple noise complaints filed in 2024 alone, and there were past incidents of illegal commercial activities identified and subsequently abated, including unauthorized auto repair and car washing operations in the residential district. The property has maintained its basic residential functions over the years, with routine maintenance including window installations (1991), reroofing (2002), and various permit verifications in 2009. Recent 311 calls primarily relate to general street cleaning and noise complaints, with the most recent being multiple noise reports in early 2024.

Two significant building complaints are on record: an unsafe building complaint in 2006 related to excavation work, and a broken sewer complaint in 2001, both of which were resolved. The building's documented history shows a pattern of noise-related issues in recent years, with seven noise-related 311 calls between 2022 and 2024, though these are not necessarily indicative of structural or safety concerns. The property has undergone several major electrical upgrades, indicating attention to infrastructure improvements, and all historical violations have been marked as abated, suggesting compliance with building regulations following their resolution.