808-810 Arkansas St, San Francisco, CA 94107

The property at 808-810 Arkansas Street in Potrero Hill is a two-story, three-unit multi-family residential building constructed in 1941 and currently owned by the Grant Yonehiro Trust. The building has undergone several significant maintenance and improvement projects over the past two decades, including a complete reroofing (2014, $26,850), window replacements (2014, $1,000-$1,200), and a roof deck installation (2015, $15,000) which reportedly created some compliance issues as it was initially constructed without proper permits in early 2015 before being properly permitted and completed. The building experienced multiple code violations in 2004, primarily related to fire safety concerns including fire extinguisher maintenance, combustible storage, and alarm system repairs, all of which were abated by May 2004.

A routine inspection in 2007 revealed additional fire safety and security issues that were subsequently addressed. Recent maintenance records show ongoing attention to the property's needs, with multiple structural maintenance requests being handled through the Recreation and Park Department's maintenance team, though there are currently two open cases from 2024 related to electrical issues and excessive noise. The building's historical records show a mix of compliance and enforcement history, with the most significant issues arising in 2004 when multiple fire safety and security violations were documented and addressed.

A notable incident occurred in 2004 regarding an unauthorized penthouse construction that was ultimately resolved. The property has generally maintained compliance with building codes since then, though the 2015 roof deck installation created some temporary permit-related issues that were resolved through proper permitting processes. Recent 311 calls suggest ongoing maintenance attention is being paid to the property, with several issues being promptly addressed through appropriate channels. The most recent planning records indicate closed cases relating to both roof deck replacement and the previously unauthorized penthouse construction, suggesting these issues have been adequately resolved through proper channels.