415 Clayton St, San Francisco, CA 94117

The three-unit, one-story multi-family residential building at 415 Clayton Street in Haight Ashbury, owned by the Erwin Pirolt Revocable Trust, has a documented history dating back to 1987, with the structure originally built in 1900. The most recent incidents from 2023 primarily involve parking-related complaints, including two reports of sidewalk parking in January and October, and an abandoned vehicle complaint in November, all of which resulted in officers being unable to locate the reported issues.

The building has experienced some significant infrastructure challenges in recent years, including a sewage backup incident in September 2021 and a water leak in June 2021, both of which were resolved through PUC Sewer Operations' Maximo Work Order system. The property has also faced several street-related maintenance issues, with three pavement defect reports filed between December 2019 and May 2020, all of which were documented through the DPW BSSR Queue system. While the building's records show permits for interior work in 1987 and 1981, there are no recent building permits on file that indicate major structural or systems upgrades.

The majority of recent incidents have been related to street-level issues such as pavement defects and parking violations, rather than problems with the building's internal systems or structure. The relatively limited number of building-related complaints over the past decade, with only two significant infrastructure issues noted (sewage and water), suggests that while there are periodic maintenance needs, there are no ongoing systemic building problems. The patterns of complaints indicate recurring issues with illegal parking in the vicinity of the property, and there have been multiple reports of pavement defects in the surrounding area, though these are street-level concerns rather than building-specific issues.