224-226 Clayton St, San Francisco, CA 94117

The two-unit residential building at 224 Clayton Street in Park North, owned by Ortega Buenaventura V, is a 2-story flats and duplex structure dating back to 1900. The property has an ambitious open permit from November 2024 proposing substantial interior renovations across multiple floors, including kitchen and living room relocations and new bathroom additions, though the permit shows a cost of $0. While the building's documented history shows no major structural or safety concerns, there have been several quality-of-life issues reported in recent months.

Between March and August 2024, there were multiple reports of parking violations, including vehicles on the sidewalk and double parking, with varying outcomes from citations to officers being unable to locate the offending vehicles. There were also reports of noise and garbage issues in August 2024, an encampment situation in July 2024, and sidewalk repair work documented in 2010. A combustible materials complaint was filed and resolved in February 2009, representing the only documented safety-related incident in recent history.

The property has experienced ongoing neighborhood challenges typical of an urban environment, as evidenced by multiple 311 calls in 2024 regarding parking violations, including two instances of parking on the sidewalk, double parking, and other illegal parking incidents, though most resulted in officers being unable to locate the vehicles. There were also reports of an encampment and garbage issues near the property, both of which were resolved. Given the property's age and proposed renovation work, monitoring progress on the filed permit will be important, though its current status as "Filed" suggests work has not yet commenced as of late 2023. The historical records show relatively few permits and complaints overall, with the most significant proposed changes appearing in the latest filed permit, which could substantially update the dwelling's interior configuration and amenities if completed.