800-802 Masonic Ave, San Francisco, CA 94117

The two-unit multi-family residential building at 800-802 Masonic Avenue in Park North, owned by Zeidan Family 2011 Revoc In, has a documented history dating back to its 1912 construction. The most recent significant building infrastructure upgrade occurred in August 2024, when the main water pipe from the meter to the building was replaced, marking the first major plumbing work in over 30 years since the entry of the 1990 EWO-S work.

The building's past structural challenges are noteworthy, particularly in October 1989 when emergency work was required to address quake damage, including the removal of unstable brick facades and the installation of pedestrian barricades, followed by a roofing project in 1991. The property and its immediate vicinity have experienced various maintenance and safety issues in recent months, with multiple reports of graffiti on public fixtures including a mailbox and signal box, though most of these have been resolved.

Notable recent incidents include a fallen tree (December 2024), damage to a transit shelter, and ongoing issues with waste receptacle maintenance. The building's commercial history includes an attempt to change its use designation to a restaurant with a Type 41 ABC License, which was disapproved due to zoning restrictions, following previous approvals for Amitis Cafe-related permits. While there is one recorded service call from the fire department, it was a routine service with no civilian injuries reported.