347-349 Haight St, San Francisco, CA 94102

The property at 347-349 Haight Street is a two-unit, two-story multi-family residential building located in Hayes Valley, built in 1900 and currently owned by the David Jones 2001 Revocable Living Trust. The building's maintenance history shows some significant improvements, including reroofing work completed in 2011 (cost: $5,000), street space work in 2019, and various repair and upgrade projects dating back to 1984 to bring the building into code compliance. However, the property has experienced recurring issues with debris and maintenance, particularly in the backyard area, with multiple complaints filed between 2011 and 2019 regarding garbage accumulation and landscaping problems that were eventually resolved.

A notable cluster of violations was documented in August 2008, primarily related to fire safety concerns, including fire extinguisher maintenance, fire escape ladder functionality, and combustible storage issues, though all these violations were abated by October 2008. Recent history from 2024 shows ongoing maintenance concerns, particularly regarding water infrastructure, with multiple water leak reports and an open case for a missing side sewer vent cover. There have been several reports of garbage and debris issues in the vicinity, including an incident involving human waste/urine in August 2024.

The building has had three recorded fire-related incidents, two of which were gas leaks (one in 2018 and another in 2024), though fortunately none resulted in civilian injuries. The property has also experienced some parking-related issues, with reports of illegal parking and sidewalk parking in 2023-2024, though enforcement officers were unable to locate the violations. While the building has maintained basic code compliance since 2008, the ongoing maintenance issues and repeated complaints about waste management suggest challenges with property upkeep and resident management.