250-252 5th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94118

The two-unit residential building at 250-252 5th Avenue in San Francisco's Inner Richmond district is a two-story flats and duplex structure built in 1900, currently owned by Winifred W Wong 2011 Revoc. The property's maintenance history shows several significant events over the years, with the most recent being a sewage vent issue in July 2022 that required attention from PUC Sewer Operations.

A sewer line repair was previously completed in November 2015, suggesting ongoing plumbing infrastructure maintenance. The building underwent both roofing work in 2006 (costing $4,500) and exterior siding replacement in 2009 (costing $8,000 for the front facade), though the roofing project initially prompted a complaint in August 2006 regarding construction debris affecting both ground areas and window sills, which was ultimately resolved by October 2006. The property has experienced various other municipal service calls over the years, including a sidewalk parking violation in June 2019, graffiti removal on a pole in December 2018, and tree-related issues.

The tree matters, documented in May 2013, involved both property damage concerns due to lifted sidewalk tree roots and an incident of vandalism to a tree. While these incidents demonstrate some ongoing maintenance challenges, particularly regarding plumbing infrastructure, there have been no recent complaints or violations directly affecting the building's habitability or safety. The documented permits and service calls suggest regular maintenance has been performed, though the age of the building (over 120 years) indicates continued attention to infrastructure systems will likely be necessary.