1305 Utah St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The two-story, three-unit multi-family residential building at 1305 Utah St in San Francisco's Inner Mission, owned by Lorraine H Lin and constructed in 1965, has an extensive maintenance and inspection history revealing a pattern of attention to fire safety and maintenance issues. The building underwent significant work in the 1980s, including fire proofing repairs in 1985 following a Department of Building Inspection (DBI) report, and there were multiple reroofing projects in 1984 (cancelled), 1991 (expired), and 2011 (completed at a cost of $11,800).

A notable cluster of violations was documented in June 2003, all of which were abated by July 24, 2003, including issues with fire extinguisher maintenance, combustible storage, gas utility shutoff tools, egress obstructions, lead paint concerns, and plumbing violations. A routine inspection in September 2008 also recorded a violation for fire extinguisher requirements, though this was resolved by November 2008. Recent 311 calls from 2015 to 2024 primarily involved external issues such as sidewalk and curb defects, general street cleaning, and garbage concerns, with the most recent calls in 2024 focusing on sidewalk-related issues (one of which remains open).

These external maintenance issues appear to be separate from the building's internal compliance history. The property's documented permit and violation history suggests ongoing attention to safety standards, particularly fire safety, though there have been periods requiring enforcement intervention to achieve compliance. The building's most recent major improvement was the 2011 reroofing project, which represents the last significant building-specific maintenance work on record.