1381-1383 Grove St, San Francisco, CA 94117

The two-unit residential building at 1381-1383 Grove Street in the Park North neighborhood is a two-story flats and duplex structure built in 1907, currently owned by Gomez Latoya Y. The building's documented history shows several street space permits issued between 2007-2008, though their minimal costs (ranging from $0.00 to $1.00) suggest these were likely routine municipal requirements. A significant incident occurred in 1984 when fire repairs were needed for wall siding and roof patching, though records show this permit ultimately expired.

More concerning is a cluster of maintenance and safety issues documented in 1995, including a dangerous back patio with wood rot, gas leaks from a stove, peeling paint, yard cleanliness problems, and rodent issues. While these complaints were marked as abated by September 1995, no subsequent building maintenance or inspection records are readily available in the provided data. The property has experienced numerous parking enforcement issues in recent months, particularly in 2024, with multiple cases of driveway blocking resulting in citations.

Between March and December 2024, there were at least five documented instances of either blocked driveways or sidewalk parking, with one case being invalid due to incomplete reporting information. Additionally, in October 2023, there were recorded incidents of offensive graffiti requiring removal from various surfaces, including a power line pole and wood structures, with two separate cases requiring intervention from the SES Graffiti Crew. There was also a general request for service to DPW BSES in October 2023, though this was closed without resolution due to lack of response. While the frequency of parking violations and recent graffiti incidents suggests ongoing community maintenance challenges in the immediate area, it's important to note that these issues are primarily external to the building itself.