30-32 Cornwall St, San Francisco, CA 94118

The two-unit residential building at 30-32 Cornwall Street in San Francisco's Inner Richmond neighborhood, owned by William and Linda Kwong, is a two-story flats and duplex structure built in 1922. The property underwent significant renovations in 2021, with the first floor receiving two new bedrooms, a full bath, and a family room, while the second floor received a kitchen remodel, additional full bath, and office space.

This comprehensive update included substantial plumbing work (remodeling bathroom and kitchen, adding two new full baths and shower pans, installing underground plumbing and new laundry facilities), electrical upgrades (complete rewiring with new UF ground), and mechanical improvements (replacement of two water heaters and furnaces), with a total construction cost of $160,000. The building's maintenance history includes earlier improvements such as vinyl siding installation in 1994, aluminum window installation in 1988, and various other historical permits from the late 1980s.

The property has experienced multiple parking-related issues in recent years, with three documented cases of unauthorized parking between 2020-2023, including two cases of driveway blocking that resulted in citations. The 311 call records from 2020-2024 show various neighborhood concerns, including illegal parking, medical waste removal, and general street cleaning issues, though none of these directly relate to the building's condition or habitability. The only planning record on file indicates some confusion regarding ground floor bathrooms that were not shown on the project sponsor's site plan, though this appears to have been resolved through proper permitting and inspections of the 2021 renovations.