1454-1468 15th St, San Francisco, CA 94103

The 4-unit multi-family residential building at 1454-1468 15th Street in San Francisco's Inner Mission district is a 2-story apartment building constructed in 1911, currently owned by Walter L Ricci Tr. The building's most significant structural work occurred in 2008, when the front unit (1454) underwent a $15,000 project to replace the wood floor framing with a concrete slab, which required multiple permit renewals and revisions. Prior to this, in 2004, there was an attempt to modify the kitchen and skylight that was ultimately cancelled.

The building has undergone several important inspections and addressed safety concerns over the years, with a notable health and safety inspection in 2011 revealing multiple violations that were subsequently resolved, including issues with combustible storage, rubbish accumulation, handrails, and fire safety equipment. Earlier routine safety inspections from 2003 also identified violations related to gas meter instructions and fire escape maintenance, all of which were addressed by July 2003. Recent historical records show consistent maintenance activity, including a 1998 reroofing project.

The building's location has experienced periodic issues with sidewalk cleanliness, as evidenced by frequent 311 calls in 2024 regarding garbage, debris, and abandoned items, including multiple reports of mattresses and general litter. Of particular note, there were several street cleaning incidents involving loose garbage and abandoned furniture throughout 2023-2024. The property had an encampment report in October 2024 that was unable to be investigated, and there was a report of a fallen tree in February 2024. While these recent maintenance and cleanliness issues don't directly reflect on the building's internal conditions, they do provide context about the surrounding area and ongoing urban maintenance challenges.