366 29th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94121

The two-unit, two-story multi-family residential building at 366 29th Avenue in the Central Richmond neighborhood was built in 1924 and is currently owned by the Alma C Modena Survivors Trust. The property's maintenance record shows several significant infrastructure updates over the years, with the most recent being attempted electrical panel upgrades in April 2023, though both of these permits were ultimately cancelled.

In 2015, the building underwent two important infrastructure improvements: a plumbing project involving the replacement of a 4-inch housetrap and associated piping under the sidewalk and driveway, as well as work related to street space valued at $1.00, both of which were completed. A completed re-roofing project from 2000 is also on record, costing $4,400.

The property has experienced recurring issues with sidewalk parking violations in the surrounding area, with five documented incidents between 2019 and 2022, though most of these cases (including incidents involving various vehicle makes such as BMW, Subaru, Audi, and Honda) were either not validated, officers were unable to locate vehicles, or citations were issued. An infrastructure-related incident involving flooding was reported in May 2011 concerning street-level sewer issues, which was forwarded to the San Francisco Water Department for resolution. The most recent service request, from October 2023, pertains to scooter-related issues and is currently open with the SFMTA's Access/Mobility Services department.