2530 Fulton St, San Francisco, CA 94118

The four-unit, two-story multi-family residential building at 2530 Fulton Street in the Inner Richmond, owned by Dan E Lee Living Trust, was constructed in 1924 and has undergone several significant infrastructure improvements over the past few decades. The property experienced a comprehensive electrical upgrade in 2006, which included the installation of a new 200-amp main service with multiple panels, though an inspection from 2011 related to this work was ultimately cancelled.

The building's maintenance history shows attention to structural elements, with brick veneer replacement completed in 1991 and roofing work started in 1999, though that permit expired. A notable cluster of building code violations was documented in March 2003, primarily concerning fire safety and building maintenance issues, including egress obstructions, electrical concerns, and fire safety equipment requirements; however, all these violations were abated by May 2003. Recent maintenance patterns have included multiple electrical and street-related permits, with street space permits issued in 2011 and 2018, though these represent minimal cost ($1 each).

The building's immediate vicinity has experienced various municipal service incidents, particularly in 2024, with reports of flooding and water leaks on the street, and earlier incidents of graffiti and sidewalk cleaning issues between 2022-2023. The property's maintenance history suggests ongoing attention to infrastructure requirements, particularly regarding electrical systems, while the prompt resolution of the 2003 violations indicates responsiveness to regulatory requirements at that time. The building appears to have maintained compliance with basic safety and building requirements since the resolution of the 2003 violations, though the cancelled inspection from 2011 regarding the 2006 electrical work could indicate an oversight in final certification of that particular system upgrade.