630 7th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94118

The 630 7th Avenue property is a 2-story, 8-unit multi-family residential building located in San Francisco's Inner Richmond neighborhood, with its current ownership tracing back to the Mcdonagh Family 2005 Revocable Trust. Built in 1964, this building has undergone several significant modifications and improvements over the years. Most notably, it completed mandatory seismic strengthening work in 2018 to comply with the San Francisco Soft Story Ordinance (Tier 3), which was substantial and valued at $100,000.

The building has maintained a regular pattern of upkeep, including window replacements in 2007 (20 windows installed) and historical maintenance such as reroofing in 1994 and water damage repairs with redwood siding replacement in 1987. The property has experienced multiple routine inspections and some compliance issues over the years, particularly notable in 2002 when multiple fire safety violations were recorded, including problems with fire proofing materials, fire extinguisher requirements, and self-closing devices at exterior doors. These violations were subsequently abated by October 31, 2002. A routine inspection in 2015 also highlighted fire safety compliance issues that were addressed.

More recently, there have been several 311 calls regarding the property and its vicinity during 2023-2024, primarily concerning street maintenance and parking issues. The most serious building-related incident occurred in 1995 when mold was reported due to a bedroom leak, though this was resolved within one week. A current open issue as of 2024 involves a damaged tree on the property, which has been accepted for examination by the Department of Public Works. The building's overall maintenance record shows regular attention to compliance requirements, with most historical violations being promptly addressed and resolved.