511 36th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94121

The property at 511 36th Avenue is a two-story, four-unit multi-family residential building located in the Outer Richmond neighborhood, owned by the Bing Jun Lee Trust and originally constructed in 1958. The building underwent several significant maintenance updates in the mid-2000s, including a $15,000 window replacement project in 2005 that involved installing new double-pane vinyl windows and repairs to damaged window trim. Heating systems in the building were also modernized during this period, with multiple permits indicating the installation of new gas wall furnaces and heaters in 2008 and 2009.

The building had a notable cluster of fire safety violations in April 2002, when a routine safety inspection identified multiple issues including problems with fire extinguisher maintenance, smoke detector placements, gas shutoff tools, and fire escape drop ladder conditions. However, all these violations were promptly addressed and officially abated by May 28, 2002. A 2011 routine safety inspection was conducted without any indicated violations.

The property's maintenance history shows regular attention to essential systems, though there was one significant infrastructure issue reported in February 2016 involving a sewage backup that was resolved by the Public Utilities Commission. While there have been multiple reports of abandoned vehicles in the vicinity between 2014 and 2021, these were external to the property and not directly related to building operations. The most recent building-related activities appear to be from 2016 and earlier, with no major building permits or violations recorded in recent years, suggesting the property has maintained compliance with safety and maintenance standards since addressing the 2002 violations.