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\"San<\/a>
San Francisco fire fighters battle the blaze at 22nd and Mission streets on Jan. 28. The fire displaced 67 residents, 32 business, and one man dead. Photo Bridgid Skiba<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

By Alexis Terrazas and Joel Angel Ju\u00e1rez<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n

Milagro Rodriguez celebrated her birthday Feb. 5 the best she could from the confines of the emergency shelter at the Salvation Army\u2019s Mission Corps Community Center\u2014barely two blocks from the building she called home just eight days prior.<\/p>\n

“I was asleep when the fire happened,\u201d said Rodriguez, remembering the Jan. 28, 4-alarm blaze that consumed her home of 14 years at 22nd and Mission streets, leaving 67 Mission residents displaced and one man dead. \u201cI felt bad, lots of memories stayed there. Everything was burned.\u201d<\/p>\n

Though hospitalized for high blood pressure and smoke inhalation, Rodriguez proved lucky. A knock on her door from a neighbor\u2019s husband saved her life.<\/p>\n

“My husband saved two people’s lives during the fire,” said Yanira Hernandez, Rodriguez\u2019s neighbor who lived on the third floor for 20 years. “He was taken to the hospital because of the smoke he inhaled and is OK now, [but] we lost everything \u2026 in the fire.\u201d<\/p>\n

\"An<\/a>
An emotional Yanira Hernandez mourns the loss of her home on Jan. 29. Photo Bridgid Skiba<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Out of business<\/strong>
\nIn addition to the displaced residents, the building at 2590 Mission St. housed the Mission Market Mall, a hub of Latino-owned small retail and food businesses. In total more than 30 businesses were forced to close or relocate.<\/p>\n

Alicia Hasper and Valeria Lannes shared an office on the second floor for their acupuncture and massage health clinic business. On Feb. 5, armed with masks, headlamps and gloves, they were allowed to go up to their workspace and salvage their belongings, which included a massage table, needles, electric stimulators, files, a new heater and dozens of bottled supplements and pills.<\/p>\n

\u201cI tried to put things into perspective,\u201d Hasper, an Argentina native, said. \u201cOther areas are very much destroyed. My room is damaged, but not totally ruined.\u201d<\/p>\n

Effort to Rebuild<\/strong>
\nThough the SFFD estimated $4 million worth of damage to the building\u2019s structure, and another $4.5 million for the content and major water damage, the building isn\u2019t totally destroyed.<\/p>\n

The landlord, Hawk Lou, hired KCE Matrix, Inc., an engineering consultant based in southern California, to evaluate the building for structural damage.<\/p>\n

KCE Matrix submitted its findings Feb. 5, declaring the 1907-built structure unsafe. According to its report the \u201croof is virtually destroyed and will need to be removed,\u201d and the \u201cinterior third floor walls were damaged beyond economic repair and will need to be removed.\u201d The report also stated that the second and first floor walls and ceilings \u201cwith some exceptions show minor structural damage; the remainder of this building has non-structural damage as a result of water infiltration from the firefighting effort.\u201d<\/p>\n

\u201cThe owner and his engineer are essentially taking the steps \u2026 to repair the building,\u201d said William Strawn, spokesperson with the department of building inspection. \u201cAs I understand it, they have already come in to get a shoring permit, to start to do that work.\u201d<\/p>\n

Strawn said the contractor estimates at least 12-18 months before repairs and restoration are completed, but that that could change depending on lab test results regarding asbestos or lead contamination.<\/p>\n

Protocol mandates that tenants\u2019 belongings be tested, said Strawn. If they are deemed free of hazardous material, they can be made available to the tenants, if not, they\u2019ll go to a containment site.<\/p>\n

The city\u2019s Office of Economic and Workforce Development is offering extended workshops to business owners, with information on small disaster, low-interest loans through the U.S. Small Business Administration.<\/p>\n

\"Restos<\/a>
Restos quemados del edificio en las calles 22 y Misi\u00f3n. Charred remains of the burnt building at 22nsd and Mission streets litter the sidewalk on Jan. 29. Photo Bridgid Skiba<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Supervisor calls for action<\/strong>
\nAt the Board of Supervisor\u2019s meeting following the blaze, District 9 Supervisor David Campos vowed to fight for his displaced residents.<\/p>\n

\u201cThese families were able to afford living in the Mission\u2014one of the highest-priced neighborhoods in the most expensive city in America\u2014because of one reason: rent control,\u201d Campos said at the meeting on Feb. 3.<\/p>\n

(As of press time, Campos\u2019 office was still searching for housing for those taking refuge in the shelter. They\u2019re seeking six studios; two 1-bedrooms; seven 2-bedrooms; and four 3-bedrooms units.)<\/p>\n

Campos also used the stage to address the dozens of personal-witness accounts of non-working fire alarms, locked fire escapes, and non-working fire extinguishers, calling for building owners to be held \u201caccountable for the safety of our residents.\u201d<\/p>\n

Despite the building\u2019s fire panel having current certification at the time of the fire, several residents on the top floor of the 3-story building, as well as business owners on the second floor, say they never heard any alarms.<\/p>\n

“I was inside the apartment making dinner, and she heard the firefighters in the building,\u201d said Jorge Gomez, 57, as he looked at Maria Pino, whom he lived with on the second floor. \u201cThere was no alarm in the entire building. No fire extinguisher and no sprinklers in the apartment.\u201d<\/p>\n

Jaime Renderos, a taxman whose business of seven years was on the second floor, also heard no alarm. It was around 6:40 p.m. when he saw the smoke.<\/p>\n

\u201cI didn\u2019t feel panic, but it did surprise me, because there weren\u2019t any flames,\u201d he said. \u201cI only saw smoke.\u201d<\/p>\n

Renderos said the fire started on the portion of the building alongside 22nd Street. He was able to escape his office located along Mission Street, not by the locked fire escape, but by the building\u2019s main entrance.<\/p>\n

SFFD spokesperson Mindy Talmadge said the building\u2019s certification was good through the night of Jan. 28, but set to expire the following morning.<\/p>\n

\u201cAll that really means is that on the date that it was certified [Jan. 28, 2014], it was functioning properly,\u201d Talmadge said.<\/p>\n

El Tecolote contacted Lou, but he declined to comment per the advice of his insurance attorney.<\/p>\n

Investigation underway<\/strong>
\nAn investigation into why the alarms didn\u2019t sound is still in progress, and won\u2019t be complete until the city\u2019s medical examiners determine the official cause of death of Mauricio Orellana, a native of El Salvador and lone casualty of the blaze.<\/p>\n

\u201cThis is an active investigation,\u201d said Christopher Wirowek, with the city\u2019s medical examiner\u2019s office. \u201cSo at this present time, that information is not yet available.\u201d<\/p>\n

Campos, along with District 6 Supervisor Jane Kim, is working on legislative options and calling for a hearing regarding fire code enforcement.<\/p>\n

\u201cWe have to ensure that the one fatality is not a death that happened in vain,\u201d Campos said.<\/p>\n

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