6690 3rd St, San Francisco, CA 94124

The three-unit, two-story multi-family residential building at 6690 3rd Street in Bayview Heights, owned by David Chan, was constructed in 2017 following a series of planning records that show various proposed developments for the site. The building's construction process in 2015-2016 was accompanied by multiple complaints from neighbors regarding excessive construction noise, unauthorized work hours, and concerns about electrical wiring, though all these complaints were eventually marked as "Not Active." The building's electrical system received significant attention during construction, with multiple permits issued for comprehensive electrical installations including 100-amp service panels, lighting, appliances, and smoke detectors, while plumbing permits covered installation of three bathrooms and one kitchen in each unit.

The building's recent history has been marked by numerous 311 calls in late 2024 and early 2025 primarily related to street cleaning and garbage issues, with multiple cases of abandoned garbage, debris, and electronics reported and resolved by city services. While there have been no reported fires causing civilian injuries, the building has experienced several fire alarm activations, most of which were determined to be either false alarms or due to system malfunctions, with one documented cooking fire confined to a container that resulted in no injuries. The property's planning history shows various proposals for development, including one for six senior housing units, though none of these were realized; the current configuration remains as a three-unit condominium (E-Condo) as recorded in the final approved planning records.

The building's construction phase was marked by extensive permit activity, including multiple street space permits and substantial electrical and plumbing work, suggesting a significant investment in infrastructure and safety systems. The property is located in an RM-1 zoned area, and while there were various proposed developments during the planning phase, the final approved configuration consists of three residential units with no recorded violations regarding the constructed features. The recent spate of garbage-related 311 calls suggests ongoing challenges with waste management in the immediate vicinity, though these appear to be external to the building itself.