530 36th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94121

The 530 36th Avenue property, a three-story multi-family residential building constructed in 1983, has undergone several significant improvements and maintenance work over the past few decades. Most recent renovations include a comprehensive bathroom remodel in 2021 costing $14,000, which included updates to light fixtures, outlets, faucets, and cosmetic upgrades, as well as kitchen remodeling with similar improvements in 2021. The building has seen systematic maintenance of its infrastructure, including the installation of new main water lines in 2019, replacement of 500 square feet of exterior siding in 2009, and partitioning work in 2002.

Two notable complaints were filed in 2018-2019 regarding unpermitted plumbing work and unauthorized modification of landscaped areas, though both cases were marked as not active. The property's maintenance record shows regular updates to facilities, including bathroom remodels, electrical improvements, and plumbing work, though one plumbing permit from 2018 expired and an electrical permit from 2021 is listed as completed. The building has experienced several parking-related issues near its location, with multiple complaints about blocking driveways and vehicles parking inappropriately between 2020 and 2024, leading to some citations being issued.

There were also two significant infrastructure-related incidents in 2022, including a sewage backup and a street cleaning issue involving waste, both of which were resolved by city services. The property's safety record shows minimal concerns, with only one recorded incident of a carbon monoxide detector activation that resulted in no found CO levels or civilian injuries. Historical permits from the 1980s include activities such as sink modifications, code violation corrections, and a cancelled permit for sink and stove removal in the entertainment room.