3222-3226 16th St, San Francisco, CA 94103

The three-story, six-unit apartment building at 3222-3226 16th Street, owned by Milan Krajci, was constructed in 1907 and is located in the Mission Dolores neighborhood. The building completed its mandatory soft-story retrofit in 2019, which was previously a significant code violation issue in 2017-2018, demonstrating compliance with San Francisco's seismic safety requirements. Recent improvements include the installation of a backflow preventer bypass in 2020 and a street space and sidewalk permit in 2010.

The building has undergone several important safety upgrades over the years, including a fire sprinkler system installation in 2001 and window replacements in the same year. The property has experienced various maintenance and safety issues, most notably in 2021, when multiple code violations were documented regarding smoke enclosure doors, egress obstruction, and exterior wall maintenance. These issues were all abated by October 2021.

Earlier violations from 2008-2009 involved sanitation issues including a cockroach infestation, and interior maintenance problems like flooring and mold concerns, which were also resolved. There's been significant recent activity regarding parking enforcement at the property, with multiple reports of blocked driveways between March and December 2024, leading to some citations being issued. A planning application was filed (but withdrawn) in 2002 to convert a ground floor office space into a holistic healing space, though this was not ultimately pursued. The building's history shows regular maintenance and compliance with major safety requirements, although it has experienced periodic violations related to both building maintenance and safety systems over the years.