627-629 Webster St, San Francisco, CA 94117

The two-unit residential building at 627-629 Webster Street in the Alamo Square neighborhood is a two-story flats and duplex structure built in 1918, currently owned by the Lillian L Banks 2009 Revocable Trust. The property's maintenance and improvement history shows several significant events over the past decades, with the most notable being vehicle damage repairs in 2003 that required stucco work, an exterior door replacement, and drywall repairs in the lower hallway, costing $4,500.

Prior to that, window improvements were attempted in the late 1980s and late 1990s, with permits issued in 1988 and 1997 for the installation of aluminum windows, though the 1997 permit ultimately expired. The building has experienced some regulatory issues, most notably in early 2006 when there were complaints regarding unauthorized garage remodeling, rear yard parking, and noise disturbances from a reported recording studio operation, though these issues were resolved within a few weeks of being reported.

The property's planning records indicate these concerns were officially closed and abated by February 21, 2006, though the complaints were initially associated with the 627-1/2 address designation. While the building shows regular maintenance activity through permitted improvements, the relatively major vehicle damage incident and brief period of unauthorized modifications in 2006 are worth noting in the building's historical record.