634-636 24th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94121

The two-unit residential building at 634-636 24th Avenue in San Francisco's Central Richmond neighborhood has a century-long history dating back to its 1914 construction. The property has faced several regulatory challenges, most notably a series of violations in 2013-2014 regarding unauthorized structures in the rear yard, including a gazebo, which required multiple notices of violation and municipal intervention before being resolved.

Additional compliance issues were documented in 2018 regarding an unauthorized fence structure. More recently, a complaint was filed in July 2023 about an illegal steel shed in the backyard, which remains as an active issue. The building has undergone several legitimate improvements over the years, including a kitchen remodel in 1996 and repairs to earthquake-damaged front stairs in 1989.

Three significant complaints about improper construction practices and safety concerns were filed between 2018-2019, including issues with electrical system access and unsafe structures in the backyard and garage. A mold issue was briefly reported and resolved in 2012, and several parking-related incidents have been documented in the vicinity of the property over the years, including multiple instances of sidewalk parking between 2017-2023. The building's historical maintenance record shows some required foundation work along the south property line in 2003, though that permit is listed as expired.