410 Cabrillo St, San Francisco, CA 94118

The 4-unit multi-family residential building at 410 Cabrillo Street, owned by Li Fang Huang Revocable Trust, is a two-story apartment complex constructed in 1915 in San Francisco's Inner Richmond neighborhood. The property has undergone several significant maintenance and safety improvements over the past few decades, with the most recent being a plumbing upgrade to replace a 35" upper lateral pipe completed in March 2019 and a roofing project costing $12,000 completed in 2017. The building's history includes three roofing projects documented in 1993, 2001, and 2017, along with various other infrastructure work including a street space permit in 2006.

The property has experienced periodic routine safety inspections, with notable findings in 2001 and 2005 that required addressing multiple security and safety concerns. The 2001 inspection resulted in violations related to exterior door security (self-closing devices and deadlatch locks), while the 2005 inspection identified issues with fire safety, including combustible material storage in the garage, gas utility shutoff tool requirements, and smoke detector needs. All these violations were officially abated, with the 2005 re-inspection showing compliance by February 2005.

The building underwent a routine safety inspection in 2016 as well, though no active violations were recorded from this inspection. More recently, the area around the building has seen numerous 311 calls in 2024, primarily regarding street cleaning needs, including reports of garbage, debris, and sidewalk maintenance issues. There are currently two open cases from July 2024 related to garbage and debris, and an overgrown tree blocking the sidewalk reported in December 2024. Historical building permits and inspections suggest regular maintenance and prompt attention to building code requirements by the ownership since the 1980s, with particular attention paid to security and fire safety compliance in the early 2000s.