806 30th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94121

The property at 806 30th Avenue is a single-story multi-family residential building constructed in 1935 in the Central Richmond neighborhood, currently owned by the Oshita Aiko Trust. The building's maintenance history shows three significant roofing projects: a completed reroofing in 2010 costing $5,500, a previously expired reroofing permit from 1993, and an earlier roofing application from 1985 which is also marked as complete.

Other notable improvements include the installation of aluminum windows in 1985, and some sort of building use modification permitted in 1982. The property has experienced several infrastructural challenges over recent years, with the most serious being a sewage backup incident in April 2020 that required attention from PUC Sewer Operations. The street outside the property has been the subject of multiple enforcement actions, particularly regarding parking violations, with six documented incidents between 2019 and 2024 involving illegal parking on sidewalks, blocking bicycle lanes, and obstructing driveways.

The most recent of these incidents occurred in August 2024 when a blocked sidewalk case was investigated but no tables or chairs were found at the location. The area has also seen some issues with abandoned vehicles, though these reports were generally not substantiated upon inspection, with the most recent complaint filed in October 2024 being classified as "Gone on Arrival". While many of these external issues have been addressed through various city agencies, they primarily relate to street conditions rather than building-specific concerns, with the building's structural maintenance appearing to be appropriately managed based on available permit records.