1469 48th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94122

The three-unit multi-family residential building at 1469 48th Avenue in the Outer Sunset, owned by Joseph Dino Borruso, has experienced several significant events since its construction in 1981. The most notable incident occurred in March 2002 when the building was cited for multiple safety violations, including the need for a gas utility shutoff tool, combustible storage issues in the garage, fire safety concerns, and smoke detector requirements.

These violations were promptly addressed and officially abated by June 2002. In recent years, the property has generated numerous 311 calls, primarily regarding abandoned garbage, debris, and furniture on the street (with six such reports between April and August 2024), though these issues appear to have been resolved.

There have been three parking enforcement requests related to sidewalk parking between April and July 2024, suggesting ongoing challenges with parking management in the area. The building has experienced multiple fire alarm or detector activations, though these were all determined to be unintentional and resulted in no civilian injuries or actual fires. These incidents were recorded under codes 735, 744, 743, and 651, with the most recent being a smoke scare incident.