225-227 Willard St, San Francisco, CA 94118

The two-unit, two-story residential building at 225-227 Willard Street, located in San Francisco's Lone Mountain neighborhood and owned by Richard Sun, was constructed in 1906 and has undergone several significant modifications and faced some regulatory challenges over its history. Notable improvements include a substantial $18,000 window replacement project in 2004 that upgraded second and third-floor windows to energy-efficient vinyl-framed double-pane units. The building experienced a compliance issue in 2003 when unauthorized construction of a rear staircase enclosure led to a violation notice and complaint, though this was resolved by August 2004 through proper permitting and repair work costing $1,000.

Earlier in the building's history, permits were obtained in the mid-1990s (1994-1995) to legalize existing rooms at the rear of the garage, and in 2006 there was an expired permit for the installation of a garage door opener. The property has had minimal recent issues, with only exterior maintenance and parking-related matters recorded in the surrounding area. Between 2020 and 2021, there were two reports of sidewalk parking violations near the property, one of which resulted in a citation.

A 2018 street cleaning complaint regarding loose garbage was resolved, as was a 2014 graffiti incident involving a utility pole. The building's permit and violation history suggests that most significant regulatory matters were resolved over 20 years ago, with no active violations or building complaints on record as of now. Most recently, the only open issue pertains to an electrical permit from 2006 for a garage door opener installation that is listed as expired, though this may not necessarily indicate a current problem given the time elapsed since the permit's original application.