133-135 Saturn St, San Francisco, CA 94114

The 3-unit multi-family residential building at 133-135 Saturn Street in Corona Heights, owned by Healy-labuda Revoc Liv Trus, has a documented history dating back to its construction in 1900. The two-story structure has undergone several significant maintenance and repair projects over the past few decades, with particular attention to deck safety and roof maintenance. Most recently, in December 2018, repairs included replacement of 80 square feet of water-damaged siding, roofing work, and window replacements, all completed at a cost of $9,000.

The building has faced recurring issues with its rear deck and stairs, requiring repairs in 1988, 2005, and 2014, indicating ongoing structural maintenance needs in this area. The property has experienced some regulatory scrutiny and building violations, including a security violation in 2002 regarding glazing reinforcement on interior doors, which was promptly abated. There were also concerns about possible illegal apartment conversions and plumbing modifications in 1994, though these complaints were resolved.

A notable complaint was filed in 2017 regarding an unpermitted kitchen/bathroom remodel, though this investigation's outcome is not clearly documented in the records. More recent activities around the property have primarily involved municipal service calls, including multiple reports in 2023-2024 about garbage toter management issues, parking violations, and one noise complaint related to a major event venue. The building's documented history shows regular maintenance activity, though some questions remain about compliance with current building codes, particularly regarding the 2017 remodel complaint and the age of some building systems.