328 19th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94121

The two-unit residential building at 328 19th Avenue in the Central Richmond neighborhood is a two-story flats and duplex structure built in 1907, currently owned by Garret & Anita Tom Trust. The building's most significant incident occurred in February 2009, when Unit 328 experienced fire damage requiring repairs to a kitchen-dining room partition wall, floor patching, and subsequent utility reconnections for gas and electrical systems, totaling approximately $3,800 in repairs.

The building's history includes several other notable permit activities, including a 1994 project to revert ground floor space to its original intended use (costing $21,400), and various modifications in the 1980s, though some of these permits expired without completion. The property has recently generated substantial concerns regarding waste management, with an unusual cluster of garbage and debris incidents recorded throughout 2024, particularly between August and December 2024.

There were ten separate reports of abandoned items including furniture, electronics, and various bagged garbage, all of which were resolved by city services, indicating ongoing issues with waste disposal in the vicinity. While the building itself appears to be in reasonable structural condition based on available permit records, the recent waste management incidents suggest there may be challenges with proper debris disposal in the immediate area, though these issues relate primarily to street conditions rather than the building's infrastructure or maintenance.