4930 Fulton St, San Francisco, CA 94121

The 15-unit, 3-story multi-family residential building at 4930 Fulton Street in the Central Richmond neighborhood, owned by Khavul Family 2000 Revoc Tr, was constructed in 1939 and has experienced several significant maintenance and safety issues over its history. Most recently, in September 2024, the building received citations for problems with alarm systems and fire extinguishers, though these conditions were corrected by early October 2024. The building's fire safety history shows recurring concerns, with violations in 2019 for obstructed exits, fire escape issues, and fire extinguisher maintenance that were subsequently abated.

Multiple false alarms and system malfunctions have been recorded throughout the years, particularly between 2016 and 2024, though none resulted in civilian injuries. The property has undergone several maintenance projects, including a reroofing in 2003 and stucco repairs in 2008, though the latter did not address underlying fire safety concerns. Historical violations from 2004 documented multiple fire safety issues, including problems with fire escape ladders and egress obstructions, which were resolved by May 2004.

More recent tenant complaints have focused on interior conditions, including peeling paint and concerns about lead hazards in 2018, as well as issues with inadequate garbage disposal facilities that reportedly overflowed and created health hazards. The building's heating system also experienced a failure in 2008, though this was resolved within a month. The property has consistently required attention to maintain basic safety standards, particularly regarding fire safety equipment and building maintenance, with various fire code violations being recorded and subsequently abated over the years.