365 15th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94118

The three-story multi-family residential building at 365 15th Avenue in the Central Richmond neighborhood, owned by the Wee May Jean Revocable Trust, was constructed in 1964 and contains two units. The property's documented history shows relatively minimal maintenance activity, with only two notable building permits on record: a 2018 street space-related permit that had no associated cost, and an expired permit from 1998 for reroofing work.

The building's location has experienced some environmental challenges typical of urban settings, particularly in 2018 when there were documented issues with encampments in the vicinity. In March 2018, a police wellbeing check was conducted in response to homeless concerns, though officers were unable to locate the reported individuals, and in July 2018, there was a documented encampment cleanup in the area.

More recently, in September 2022, there were two related incidents involving crosswalk obstruction concerns, which were addressed through city processes - one was closed due to insufficient information while the other was officially abated, indicating that municipal authorities took action to resolve the obstruction issue. While these external incidents have been addressed by city services, it's worth noting that none of these events directly implicate the building's structure or its resident safety conditions.