667-669 35th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94121

The three-story multi-family residential building at 667-669 35th Avenue in San Francisco's Outer Richmond neighborhood is a duplex structure built in 1925, currently owned by Chan Lee Tat and Chen Lindy L. The building's documented history shows several maintenance and improvement projects, most notably a comprehensive kitchen remodel in 2008 on the second floor that included cabinet, sink, and appliance replacements, along with electrical upgrades including new lights, switches, receptacles, and circuits.

Earlier improvements from the late 1980s include the installation of aluminum windows, though a permit for aluminum siding from 1987 is noted as expired. The property has experienced some recent infrastructure challenges, with the most significant being a sewage backup discharge from the side sewer vent in October 2024, which was resolved by the PUC - Sewer Operations team. A tree-related issue has been reported and remains open as of June 2024, concerning lifted sidewalk tree roots.

The building has been subject to numerous parking-related complaints in 2024, with multiple reports of illegal parking, blocking driveways, and parking on sidewalks, particularly during May and June of that year. While most of these parking enforcement cases were resolved when officers responded, they typically reported being unable to locate the vehicles in question. Two of these incidents, specifically a double parking complaint in May 2024, resulted in comments being noted for city data collection purposes.