135 Dore St, San Francisco, CA 94103

The 4-story, 3-unit multi-family residential building at 135 Dore Street, owned by Wiseau Thomas P Revoc Trust, has undergone significant transformations since its construction in 1917, most notably following a fire incident in 2004 that resulted in substantial renovations. The building's post-fire rehabilitation included the installation of a comprehensive fire safety system, consisting of new fire panels and sprinklers, though this process encountered multiple permit complications and violations related to backflow prevention requirements in 2008-2009.

A major compliance issue arose in 2009 regarding uncompleted special inspections and expired permits tied to a vertical building addition, though these violations were eventually abated by 2012. Recent building history shows regular maintenance activity, including a water heater replacement in 2015 and various plumbing updates to bathrooms and kitchens completed in 2012. The building has experienced typical urban challenges, as evidenced by recent 311 calls regarding sidewalk conditions and debris, though most issues have been promptly addressed.

Historical use concerns emerged in 2012 when a complaint was filed regarding unauthorized business operations (night club) and unpermitted roof modifications, though this issue was ultimately resolved. Fire safety has been an ongoing focus, with several fire alarm system inspections and corrections noted between 2008 and 2017, though no active fire safety violations are currently on record. The most recent structural and safety-related interactions with city agencies have primarily involved external maintenance issues rather than internal building systems, suggesting stabilization of major building systems since the earlier comprehensive renovations.