363 Parker Ave, San Francisco, CA 94118

The three-story, two-unit multi-family residential building at 363 Parker Avenue, owned by the Lee Family Trust and constructed in 1973, has experienced several significant safety and maintenance issues over the past decade. Most notably, there have been recurring fire safety violations, with the most recent occurring in October 2023 related to sleeping area requirements, and multiple violations in 2019 (sprinkler/standpipe systems), 2020 (multiple fire code violations), and 2017 (exits/storage in pathway and doors/latches).

The building's roofing history shows maintenance efforts, with work done in 1986, 1992, and 2004, though the status of these permits is now expired. The property has been subject to various external maintenance challenges as evidenced by numerous 311 calls in 2024, primarily related to abandoned furniture, which has been consistently addressed and resolved by Recology.

There were also two recent encampment reports in early 2024, though these were marked as "Unable to Locate." A concerning pattern of parking-related complaints was noted in March and May 2024 regarding driveway blocking, though both cases were deemed invalid due to incomplete reporting information. While the building's fire violations have generally been addressed and abated according to records, the frequency of these occurrences suggests ongoing oversight challenges in maintaining compliance with safety regulations. The most recent fire violation from October 2023 was specifically related to sleeping area requirements, indicating potential concerns with residential unit safety standards.