34-36 Beaumont Ave, San Francisco, CA 94118

The two-unit building at 34-36 Beaumont Avenue in the Lone Mountain neighborhood is a two-story flats and duplex structure built in 1964, currently owned by Don Leland Hata. The property has undergone several notable improvements over the past two decades. In 2012, all 16 windows were replaced with double-glazed units, including four windows on the street side, at a cost of $16,000.

The building experienced significant damage from a fire at the neighboring property (42 Beaumont Avenue) in January 2001, which resulted in multiple building violations regarding damaged wall sections, though these were resolved by October 2001. Subsequent repairs included siding replacement and asbestos abatement in 2001 ($2,500), and more recent infrastructure work including sewer line repair in 2017 and furnace replacement in 2016 (though the permit expired without final approval). The property's recent history shows regular maintenance and compliance with building codes, with no active violations on record since 2001.

The surrounding area has experienced typical urban issues over the years, as documented in 311 calls, including parking enforcement matters (most recently in 2024), street cleaning (2023), and pavement defects (2019). Utility and infrastructure services have generally responded promptly to issues, as evidenced by the resolution of street lighting and street defect complaints. While the building had a serious incident in 2001 requiring substantial repairs, there have been no reported safety concerns or building violations in recent years, indicating proper maintenance and management of the property.