3400 Anza St, San Francisco, CA 94121

The two-story, multi-family residential building at 3400 Anza Street in the Central Richmond neighborhood is a 4-unit apartment complex owned by Raymond K. Wong and constructed in 1948. The property has undergone several significant maintenance and upgrade projects over the past several decades, with the most recent major work including electrical updates with circuit breaker installations in 2018 (cost: $2,000), and street space/sidewalk repairs in 2013 (cost: $1).

A trenchless sewer line replacement from the house to the curb was completed in 2013, demonstrating attention to essential infrastructure maintenance. Historical records show earlier significant improvements including a reroofing project in 2011 ($13,800), exterior stair repairs in 2011 ($1,500), and the installation of 24 aluminum windows in 1986. The building experienced a notable cluster of violations in July 2002, including issues with stairs, security, fire safety (combustible storage), smoke detection systems, and gas utility shutoff tools.

However, all these violations were promptly addressed and abated by December 2002. More recently, there have been regular 311 calls for street and sidewalk cleaning in the vicinity, particularly in 2024, as well as a closed case regarding a sewage backup in October 2021. The property has maintained active engagement with city services, with recent requests for general cleaning and graffiti removal being addressed promptly. While the building's maintenance history shows regular upkeep and improvements over time, the 2002 violations highlight a period requiring concentrated attention to safety and compliance issues, which appears to have been successfully resolved.