357-359 11th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94118

The two-story, four-unit multi-family residential building at 357-359 11th Avenue in the Inner Richmond, owned by the Fay Wah Lee Trust, was constructed in 1972. The most recent significant maintenance occurred in July 2023, involving repairs to a 4x4 foot water-damaged ceiling, gutter replacement, and roof sealing, costing $10,000. The building has a history of fire safety violations from February 2002, including issues with garbage receptacle sprinklers, combustible storage, fire proofing materials, smoke detectors, and door closers, though all these violations were promptly abated by March 11, 2002.

Additional historical complaints show maintenance and safety concerns, including a 2004 complaint about non-functioning exhaust systems and dirty overhead fans, and a 2002 complaint regarding inadequate hallway lighting. A complete reroofing project was completed in 1992, and since then, the building's maintenance records show sporadic issues primarily related to water damage and various systems requiring attention. In recent years, the property has generated several 311 calls primarily related to street cleaning and garbage issues around the building, with multiple reports of debris, including furniture and glass, between 2021 and 2024.

There was also a parking enforcement issue in 2022 regarding a blocked driveway, and a rent board matter in early 2022 that was resolved with payment confirmation. The most recent maintenance issue involved two reports of abandoned furniture on July 24, 2024, though these were marked as private property violations. The building's documented history shows prompt attention to safety violations when they occurred, with all identified issues being resolved, though there are some recurring maintenance concerns that appear to require periodic attention.