362-364 10th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94118

The two-unit residential building at 362-364 10th Avenue in San Francisco's Inner Richmond district, owned by the Chiu Family Trust, has a documented history dating back to its 1908 construction. The most significant historical events occurred in 1984, when the building experienced fire damage resulting in the demolition of stairs and porch (permit expired), followed by repairs to fire and water damaged walls and ceilings in the bedroom/kitchen areas, along with a horizontal extension of approximately 7 feet at the rear.

The building underwent several notable repairs and improvements in the 1990s and 2000s, including reroofing in 1996, deck repairs in 2001 (which led to a violation for work done without proper permits), and bathroom renovations. More recently, the property has faced recurring issues with street cleanliness, particularly with garbage overflow, as evidenced by a series of nine resolved complaints between November 2023 and October 2024.

These complaints, primarily involving city garbage cans overflowing, were all addressed by Recology's Street and Sidewalk Cleaning services, indicating ongoing challenges with waste management in the immediate vicinity. While the building's major structural issues appear to have been resolved through past permits and repairs, the more recent pattern of street cleaning complaints suggests a continuing need for attention to waste management practices in the area's public spaces.