759-761 Clayton St, San Francisco, CA 94117

The three-unit multi-family residential building at 759-761 Clayton Street, owned by Edward McFarlan, is a three-story flats structure constructed in 1906 in the Haight Ashbury neighborhood. The property's maintenance record shows several significant improvements over the years, with the most recent major work being a comprehensive rear facade renovation in 2016 costing $25,000, which included new siding, windows, and doors with energy-efficient specifications. Of particular note for recent infrastructure improvements is the 2019 installation of a new sewer lateral and house trap system.

The building underwent electrical service upgrades in 1986 and received a new roof in 1998, though these permits have since expired. The building had some safety-related issues between 2002-2003, when violations were recorded regarding the lack of handrails, though these were resolved through compliance actions by October 2003. Two routine housing inspections were conducted in 2002 and 2008, with no ongoing concerns noted.

The property has had multiple reports of garbage and debris issues in recent months, with several 311 calls in November 2024 regarding loose garbage and yard waste, though most were resolved with no further action required. A sidewalk parking incident was reported and investigated in March 2020, but the issue could not be validated by the responding officer. The building's overall record suggests regular maintenance and prompt attention to violations when they occur, with the most recent infrastructure improvements focusing on modernizing the building's systems and exteriors.