566 30th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94121

Located in San Francisco's Central Richmond neighborhood, 566 30th Avenue is a two-story, two-unit multi-family residential building constructed in 1941, currently owned by the Mcquarrie Living Trust. The building's documented maintenance history shows two significant permitted works: a reroofing project in 1996 and water heater replacement in 2015, though both permits have since expired. The property has experienced numerous municipal service calls over the past three years, with the majority relating to parking issues.

Between 2022 and 2024, there have been multiple reports of vehicles parking on the sidewalk, with at least one resulting in a citation (a black Tesla in December 2023). Other parking-related incidents included reports of illegal parking, abandoned vehicles, and driveway blocking, with varying outcomes including citations and officer inability to locate the vehicles. The building's surroundings have also faced some cleanliness challenges, with three notable incidents: a garbage pickup request in May 2023, and two shared spaces violations in November 2022 involving waste management issues - one of these cases was classified as a health violation.

The property's documented history suggests regular maintenance of major systems like roofing and water heating, but the concentration of parking-related incidents in the vicinity may impact resident convenience. The building's age is typical for the neighborhood, and while the documented permits show past infrastructure maintenance, more recent permits or improvements are not on record. The clustering of incidents between 2022 and 2024, particularly regarding parking violations and waste management, indicates ongoing neighborhood challenges in these areas, though the nature of these issues suggests they are more related to the immediate vicinity rather than the building's internal conditions or management.