231 17th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94121

The two-unit residential building at 231 17th Avenue in San Francisco's Central Richmond neighborhood was constructed in 1986, following the demolition of a single-family home on the site. Recent improvements include a completed window replacement project in May 2021, where twelve front-facing windows were upgraded to fiberglass material at a cost of $10,000.

The property has experienced several notable issues in recent years, with the most significant being two sewage incidents in late 2023 (November 25, 2023) and summer 2024 (June 23, 2024), one involving a 4-inch sewer vent discharge and the other from a catch basin. The building's immediate vicinity has been affected by recurring parking violations, particularly with vehicles blocking driveways and parking on sidewalks, as evidenced by multiple parking enforcement calls between 2022 and 2024, resulting in several citations.

A hazardous condition was also recorded in the fire incident system, though no civilian injuries were noted and no specific date was provided. While the property has maintained structural improvements through the window replacement project, the recurring sewer issues and persistent parking challenges in the area represent the most significant concerns affecting resident experience.