819-821 30th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94121

The property at 819-821 30th Ave in San Francisco's Central Richmond neighborhood is a two-unit, two-story multi-family residential building known as a Flats & Duplex, constructed in 1947 and currently owned by the Michele Chow Survivors Trust. The building's maintenance history over the years shows regular upkeep, with significant work completed in 1989 including foundation bolting, plywood affixation, and stucco repairs, followed by reroofing work later that same year. In 1993, an interior renovation transformed an existing storage area into a new bedroom, with exterior stucco repairs performed in 2003 between windows at the front of the building, though these permits have since expired.

A reroofing project was also undertaken in 1997, suggesting proactive maintenance of the building's structural components. More recent history of the property shows minimal internal issues directly affecting the building itself, though there have been some neighborhood-related incidents recorded through 311 calls. The most significant recent issue was addressed in 2022 when a dead tree on the property was inspected and determined to require removal.

Between 2019 and 2020, there were several reports of abandoned vehicles in the vicinity of the property, though in each case, the vehicles were gone upon inspection by authorities. An illegal posting complaint was filed in November 2020, but nothing was found during the inspection. While the building's permit history shows regular maintenance over the decades, all the major repair permits from 1989 through 2003 are now listed as expired, though this is typical for historical permits unless there have been recent modifications.