410 Bartlett St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The 21-unit building at 410 Bartlett St in the Inner Mission, managed by Mylett Living Trust The, has undergone several significant safety upgrades and maintenance work since its construction in 1924. Most recently, in April 2023, the building received a fire safety upgrade with the installation of low frequency horns throughout sleeping areas and horn strobes in corridors, completed at a cost of approximately $35,000. The building completed its mandatory Tier II soft-story retrofit in 2014-2015, which included structural modifications and new footings installation, demonstrating compliance with seismic safety requirements.

The property has experienced recurring fire safety and inspection issues, with the most recent routine health and safety inspections (2023) currently marked as active, and an existing active complaint regarding self-certification and structural maintenance. Historical records show multiple fire safety violations in 2003 that were abated in 2007, including issues with the central alarm system, smoke enclosure door closer, fire escape ladder, and fire proofing materials. The building has a history of water-related maintenance challenges, with documented roof leakage complaints in 1995, and plumbing upgrades undertaken in 2014 that included recoppering garage level plumbing and water main replacements. Multiple fire incidents have occurred at the property, including gas leaks and smoke detector activations, though no civilian injuries have been reported in any incidents.

Recent 311 calls from late 2024 show recurring issues with garbage, debris, and encampments in the vicinity of the building. The building's maintenance history indicates regular attention to major systems, with significant work done on the roof (replaced in 1995), electrical systems (garage lighting and wiring upgrades in 2014), and fire safety systems (regular updates and inspections). While many historical violations have been resolved, the presence of active inspections and complaints in 2023 suggests ongoing attention to building maintenance and safety systems. The property currently holds a completed soft-story retrofit certification, indicating compliance with seismic safety requirements.