514 17th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94118

The two-story, 4-unit apartment building at 514 17th Avenue in the Central Richmond neighborhood, owned by Yue Gene Min, has been standing since 1965 and has experienced several maintenance and safety-related events over its history. The building underwent two significant window-related repairs in the early 2000s, including addressing water damage around back windows in 2004, and earlier in 2003-2004, a more extensive project addressing dry rot and window sill repairs on the front of the building, with costs escalating from $4,000 to $10,000.

In 2011, improvements were made to the lobby area including new floor tiles and a door replacement, costing $3,000. The building faced multiple safety issues in 2002 when violations were recorded regarding smoke detector requirements in the lobby and improper placement of garbage receptacles, though these violations were promptly resolved by January 2003.

More recently, there has been a considerable number of parking enforcement calls in the vicinity of the building between September and October 2024, with multiple citations issued for sidewalk parking violations. There have also been several reports of garbage and debris in the area during the same period, though these issues appear to have been addressed by Recology. It's worth noting that there was one documented fire incident listed as a false alarm, though no civilian injuries were reported and there are no significant fire safety concerns currently on record.