600 Moscow St, San Francisco, CA 94112

The three-unit, two-story multi-family residential building at 600 Moscow Street in the Excelsior neighborhood, owned by Terence and Eri Li, has been in operation since 1973 and has undergone several significant events over its lifetime. The most recent major incident occurred in April 2017 when there was an emergency response due to a vehicular accident involving the building, which required repairs to exterior elements and was not fully resolved until June 2018. The building has a history of fire safety and maintenance issues, particularly notable in 2001 when multiple violations were recorded including problems with fire extinguishers, emergency egress, and security devices, though all were abated by March 29, 2001.

A similar pattern of fire safety concerns emerged in 2004 with violations related to egress obstruction and fire escape maintenance, along with several routine inspections revealing various maintenance needs. The property has undergone various repairs and maintenance work over the years, including a 2017 project to repair broken 2x6 framing and stucco on the exterior, which cost $2,000. Regular inspections of common areas have been conducted, with the most recent routine inspection occurring in 2011, and there was an investigation into a possibly illegal unit in 2006 that was quickly resolved.

The building's recent history shows continued attention to external maintenance issues, as evidenced by multiple 311 calls between 2022-2024 regarding garbage and debris on the property, though these appear to be focused on external street conditions rather than building maintenance. The property management's response to code violations appears proactive, with all documented violations being addressed and resolved promptly, though the pattern of repeated fire safety and egress-related violations in the early 2000s is noteworthy. Recent building activities suggest a focus on maintaining compliance with building codes, particularly following the 2017 vehicular incident and associated repairs.