240-242 4th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94118

The property at 240-242 4th Avenue is a two-unit, two-story multi-family residential building located in the Inner Richmond neighborhood. Built in 1900 and currently owned by Kung Luke, this flats and duplex structure has a limited but notable history of maintenance and neighborhood interactions.

The most significant recent incident occurred in March 2023, involving loose garbage on the street that required DPW intervention. Other relatively recent incidents include a sidewalk parking violation in October 2021 (resulting in a citation) and two separate reports of sidewalk defects in 2012 and 2014, though the latter inspection found no issues that required action. The building underwent reroofing in 1989, which has long since been completed, and there was an unsuccessful attempt to erect an apartment building at this location in 1987, with that permit ultimately being cancelled.

The property's maintenance and incident record shows typical urban challenges, including street cleaning issues, a flickering streetlight (repaired by PG&E in 2011), graffiti on a pole (2009), and one case of an abandoned vehicle (2013) that was resolved when the vehicle was no longer present. The most recent infrastructure-related concerns appear to be limited to occasional street cleaning matters, with no documented major building code violations or safety concerns in the available records. The property's historical records show two planning records with "Closed" status, though the specific details of these records are not provided.