3330 Cesar Chavez St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The 25-unit, four-story apartment building at 3330 Cesar Chavez Street in the Inner Mission, owned by Mission Housing Dev Corp, has experienced several notable issues over its history, with the most recent concerns centered around safety and maintenance. Currently, there is an **open violation** regarding "sleeping area requirements" issued in November 2023, while the building has also faced challenges with its **fire alarm systems**, most recently addressed in 2018 with a control unit replacement costing $14,406.

Historical records show significant fire safety improvements were made during construction in 1992 with the installation of a complete fire sprinkler system, following the building's 1990 demolition of a commercial restaurant and subsequent construction. The building has had multiple fire safety-related violations and complaints, including blocked exits (June 2023) and alarm system issues (April 2018), though many of these have been resolved. The property has experienced a variety of maintenance issues affecting resident comfort, including a **refrigerator failure** complaint in 2022 that resulted in food spoilage for tenants.

Recent inspections and 311 calls from late 2024 indicate ongoing challenges with building maintenance and environmental conditions, including **graffiti** (multiple incidents, some requiring Notices of Violation) and **garbage/debris issues**. The building's history includes several violations related to boiler safety and fire system compliance between 2005-2007, though these were eventually abated. While the building has undergone various permitted improvements over the years, including the recent fire panel replacement in 2018, the persistence of both current and past maintenance issues suggests ongoing challenges with building upkeep and safety compliance.