286 11th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94118

The two-unit residential building at 286 11th Avenue in San Francisco's Inner Richmond neighborhood is a two-story flats and duplex structure built in 1925, currently owned by the Mariko Ishida Revocable Trust. The property's electrical infrastructure received a significant upgrade in July 2016, with the installation of a 200-amp service upgrade, including two 100-amp subpanels and one 200-amp house panel, completed through a permitted project.

A street space permit was issued in October 2017, though its specific purpose was minimal at one dollar. The property has experienced a notable pattern of street and sidewalk maintenance issues in recent months, particularly in the second half of 2024, with multiple reports of garbage and debris, including two instances of liquid spills in October 2024, various street cleaning issues, and a blocked sidewalk complaint in September 2024. The building's immediate vicinity has also faced infrastructure concerns, including a lifted sidewalk report in November 2024.

Street lighting maintenance has been a recurring issue, with multiple reports of burnt-out lights in September and August 2024, though one was promptly resolved within one day. Additional neighborhood concerns during this period included graffiti on a mailbox (September 2024) and a defaced MTA sign (September 2024), with the latter still listed as open. While these issues primarily affect the public infrastructure surrounding the building rather than the building itself, they may impact the general resident experience in the area.