1790-1792 Beach St, San Francisco, CA 94123

The two-unit residential building at 1790-1792 Beach Street in the Marina neighborhood has undergone several notable events since its construction in 1932. The most significant recent maintenance work occurred in April 2019, when the property underwent water damage repairs on its southeast and southwest sides, costing $8,000 and involving stucco removal and wood framing repairs over approximately 100 square feet. The building has also experienced recurring street space usage, with four permits issued in May and June 2019, each with a minimal cost of $1.00.

Prior to these developments, the property underwent reroofing work in 1998, though records indicate this permit has since expired. The property has been the subject of numerous service requests and incidents in recent years, particularly concerning parking enforcement. There have been multiple documented cases of driveway blockage requiring citation between 2020 and 2024, with some incidents resulting in successful citations while others could not be validated by responding officers.

The building's maintenance and environmental health has been monitored through two recorded requests for service to the Department of Public Health's Environmental Health division in 2020 and 2022, both of which were transferred to the Healthy Housing & Vector Control Program. More recent concerns include reports of garbage and debris (June 2024) and one service request in February 2024 that could not be located by responding personnel. While the property has experienced some maintenance issues requiring attention, particularly in 2019, no major safety concerns or violations have been documented in the available records.