2834-2836 Baker St, San Francisco, CA 94123

The two-unit residential building at 2834-2836 Baker Street in Cow Hollow, owned by Eva Beltrame Living Trust, is a two-story flats and duplex structure dating back to 1900. The building's maintenance history shows attention to structural integrity, with significant work undertaken in 1994 when braces were installed on rear porches, and earlier repairs addressing wood deterioration in 1990 and 1988, including reroofing and deck repairs, though the 1994 porch work permit is now expired.

The property has had several 311 service calls over the past decade, primarily related to general maintenance issues such as street cleaning and bicycle parking requests, with the most significant incidents being a property damage report in 2012 related to PG&E infrastructure and a 2010 environmental health request that was transferred to Consumer Protection. The building's documented history suggests regular maintenance attention, particularly to exterior structural elements, though the age of some of the permits (now over 30 years old) raises questions about the current condition of these systems.

The 311 calls, while generally routine in nature and primarily external to the building itself, include both environmental health and utility-related incidents which could have impacted resident quality of life at the time. The file contains no records of serious safety incidents or major building code violations in recent years, though it's worth noting that not all building issues may be captured in this data set.