3090 Vicente St, San Francisco, CA 94116

The 24-unit, three-story apartment building at 3090 Vicente Street in San Francisco's Outer Parkside neighborhood, owned by John P. & Sarah N. Healy, has undergone several significant improvements and faced various challenges since its construction in 1961. Most notably, the building completed mandatory seismic retrofitting in 2016 with a $98,000 soft-story compliance project that included ground floor reinforcement, steel moment frames, shear walls, and foundation work.

Recent concerns include a November 2023 violation for sleeping area requirements and a March 2023 complaint regarding water intrusion and potential mold issues in unit 208, where residents reported crumbling drywall and window-related problems. The building has also experienced recurrent boiler permit issues, with the most recent boiler installation completed in October 2023. Historical maintenance records show regular upkeep of the property, including window replacements in various units (most recently in 2004 and 2008), roofing work in 1998, and multiple plumbing updates. The building underwent significant repairs in the 1980s, including stucco replacement and code compliance work.

Fire safety has been a recurring focus, with violations and corrections noted for fire alarms, extinguishers, and sleeping area requirements between 2011 and 2023. The property has experienced minimal fire incidents, with no civilian injuries reported in recent events. Multiple 311 calls from 2024-2025 indicate ongoing maintenance needs in the surrounding area, though these are not directly related to the building's internal conditions. The building's regulatory history shows regular inspections and prompt responses to violations, with most issues being addressed and closed, though recent problems with the boiler permit and sleeping area requirements remain open. The property's seismic retrofit completion (Tier 2) in 2016 reflects compliance with modern safety standards, and recent improvements to the hot water system indicate ongoing maintenance efforts by the owners.