730 Great Hwy, San Francisco, CA None

The 2-story, 4-unit multi-family residential building at 730 Great Highway in San Francisco's Outer Richmond neighborhood was completed in 2008 by Great Highway Hldgs Llc, with its construction history showing significant focus on fire safety improvements. During the building's construction period, multiple permits were issued and revised between 2005-2008 primarily related to fire escape installations, including the installation of through bolts and the replacement of an inclined fire escape with an accordion-type ladder, with three permits specifically addressing these revisions in early 2008 alone, suggesting a meticulous approach to fire safety compliance.

During this same period, there were two building complaints filed in June 2007 regarding the construction being higher than approved plans, with reports indicating the building was constructed 3 or more feet taller than specified in the permits; however, these complaints were marked as not active within a day of filing. The building's permit history also shows some structural revisions in 2007, though these permits were ultimately cancelled.

While the initial fire escape modifications began in 2005, the project saw several revisions and amendments over its construction period, including adjustments related to sprinkler head placements at fire escape openings. The sequential nature of the permits, with multiple revisions and some cancellations, indicates a potentially complex construction process, though ultimately all major fire safety improvements appear to have been completed, as evidenced by the final completion status of the fire escape-related permits.