2460-2464 Polk St, San Francisco, CA 94109

The 3-story multi-family residential building at 2460-2464 Polk Street in Russian Hill, owned by Jeffrey E Litke and constructed in 1908, currently has five units and a retail space. The property has a significant history of maintenance and heating issues, with active building violations dating back to 2008 regarding interior surface maintenance, possible lead paint concerns, and heating system deficiencies.

A notable pattern of heating problems is documented, with multiple complaints spanning from 1995-1996 and 2008-2009, though some remediation attempts were made in 2010 with the installation of electric heaters and subsequent electrical permits. The building's exterior has faced maintenance challenges, particularly with paint conditions requiring attention in 2008. More recent 311 calls from 2024 indicate ongoing concerns regarding street conditions and debris management around the property, with multiple reports of garbage and debris issues being documented throughout the year.

There are also current requests for tree maintenance services as of April 2024, suggesting continued attention is needed for the building's external environment. The property underwent reroofing work in 1993, and numerous street space permits were issued between 2009-2010, though these typically represent minimal cost and scope of work. The building's history reflects recurring habitability concerns, primarily centered around heating and maintenance of both interior and exterior surfaces.