1408-1410 Clement St, San Francisco, CA 94118

The three-story mixed-use building at 1408-1410 Clement Street in the Central Richmond neighborhood, constructed in 1909, contains four residential units above ground-floor commercial space and is currently owned by Andres B. Tedeschi. The property has undergone various renovations and permit requests over the years, with significant activity recorded between 1987-1992 including interior alterations, plumbing work for kitchen equipment installation, and a proposed vertical extension, though some permits from this period were cancelled or expired.

More recently, the building experienced a sewage backup incident in October 2023, which was promptly resolved by PUC Sewer Operations. The property has encountered recurring waste management issues, with multiple reports of missed trash, recycling, and compost collection between 2022-2024, as well as general cleaning needs around the premises. The building's commercial space has faced occupancy challenges, with a vacant storefront complaint filed in May 2018, though this issue is no longer active.

Recent months have seen multiple Shared Spaces-related complaints in September 2024 regarding parking lanes and sidewalk conditions, all of which have been resolved. Planning department records indicate attempts to convert a second-floor residential unit to a religious institution were disapproved, while a health-related restaurant use was approved at some point in the building's history. The property has shown consistent maintenance response from various city departments, with most reported issues being addressed and resolved through proper channels, though the pattern of waste management complaints suggests some ongoing operational challenges.