751 36th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94121

The three-story, 12-unit multi-family residential building at 751 36th Avenue, owned by Rosano Properties LLC and constructed in 1961, has undergone several significant improvements and faced various safety-related issues over its history. Most notably, the building has received substantial attention to its fire safety systems, with the most recent fire alarm upgrades completed in November 2023 (cost unspecified), following a major fire alarm system upgrade in 2021 costing $45,100 to meet current safety ordinances.

The building's maintenance record shows regular upkeep, including a complete reroofing project in 2019 ($64,507), an emergency fire alarm panel replacement in 2015 ($4,000), and various window replacements and facade repairs. The building experienced a cluster of fire safety violations in 2006 that were resolved by January 2008, including issues with fire extinguishers, smoke enclosure doors, and combustible storage. Subsequent improvements suggest a strong focus on fire safety compliance, though the building has experienced multiple false fire alarms and one carbon monoxide detector activation (with no CO detected) according to fire incident reports.

Recent maintenance work includes interior sheetrock investigations in 2022 and various electrical upgrades. The property has undergone regular routine inspections, with all past violations and complaints marked as "Not Active" and resolved. External maintenance issues have been minimal, with the most recent 311 calls primarily relating to street-level concerns like sidewalk maintenance and holiday tree removal.