94-98 Sanchez St, San Francisco, CA 94114

The 94-98 Sanchez Street property, a 4-story multi-family building constructed in 1909 in the Duboce Triangle neighborhood, contains 7 residential units and is currently owned by the Alice Dudum Survivor's Trust. The building has undergone several significant maintenance and safety improvements over the past decades, including a roof replacement in 2019 ($22,500), voluntary seismic upgrades in 2011 ($75,000), and the replacement of federal Pacific sub-panels in 2020.

Earlier maintenance work included sewer repairs in 2007 and gas line upgrades in 2015. The property has experienced several building code violations, most notably in 2002 when multiple issues were identified, including problems with stairs, egress obstruction, fire safety concerns, and security requirements - all of which were subsequently abated by October 2002. A routine inspection in 2011 found additional active violations related to lighting, fire extinguisher maintenance, and locking devices that have not yet been resolved.

The building has a history of false alarms and system activations, including smoke detectors, carbon monoxide detectors, and security alarms, though none have resulted in injuries or confirmed emergencies. Recent maintenance activities have included various street space and sidewalk repairs, while current issues noted in 311 calls from 2024 include noise complaints, graffiti, and parking concerns, though many of these are related to public areas rather than the building itself. The property has also had multiple historical improvements, including window replacement in 1987 and reroofing in 1991, demonstrating ongoing maintenance efforts over the years.