330 23rd Ave, San Francisco, CA 94121

The two-unit residential building at 330 23rd Avenue in the Central Richmond neighborhood, owned by Helen Hobbs, is a two-story flats and duplex structure built in 1914. The building's documented history shows a single structural improvement from 2010 involving street space and sidewalk repairs with a minimal cost of $1.00.

More recently, the property has experienced recurring issues with parking violations, particularly driveway blockages, with eight documented incidents between September 2022 and August 2024, all of which required police intervention and resulted in either citations or towing of the offending vehicles. The most recent complaints occurred in 2024 and involved vehicles of various makes and colors, suggesting an ongoing challenge with street parking compliance in the area.

In addition to the parking-related incidents, there have been two documented complaints regarding barking dogs in early 2024 (January and February), both of which triggered enforcement action with first letters sent by ACC/SFPD. The building's record also includes one fire-related incident classified as a false alarm or call, with no civilian injuries reported. While the parking enforcement actions have generally been resolved promptly through official channels, the frequency of these incidents, particularly in the past two years, indicates persistent challenges with parking management near the property.