1352-1362 Vermont St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The six-unit, two-story multi-family residential building at 1352-1362 Vermont Street in the Inner Mission, owned by Peter E Kardum 2006 Revoc L, was constructed in 1900 and has experienced several significant maintenance and safety events over the past two decades. Most notably, there was a set of serious violations in 2003 regarding fire safety and egress issues, including problems with fire proofing, stairs, egress obstruction, combustible storage, fire extinguisher maintenance, and smoke detectors, though all were abated by September 2003.

More recent concerns occurred in 2010 when multiple building issues were reported, including heating system problems, inadequate lighting, window repairs needed, and various maintenance issues, which led to several repair permits being issued and completed at a cost of $3,000. In 2011, there was a specific dry rot issue at a stair landing that required repair work. The building has undergone some regular maintenance, including a reroofing project in 2015 costing $7,800.

More recently, there have been multiple public works and maintenance issues reported in early 2025, particularly regarding garbage and debris on the property, though many of these cases were closed for insufficient information or because they were outside the jurisdiction of Public Works Code enforcement. A fire inspection in 2020 identified multiple fire code violations, but the case was closed with no jurisdictional follow-up. The property has also been subjected to some cosmetic and routine maintenance work, including electrical work for common area lighting in 2010 and various repairs to address building code compliance issues over the years.