1226 34th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94122

The two-unit multi-family residential building at 1226 34th Avenue in San Francisco's Central Sunset neighborhood was constructed in 1992 following the conversion of a single-family dwelling in 1991, a process that included adding new kitchen and bath facilities and repairing fire damage to the ceiling and walls. The most significant recent maintenance activity was a $12,000 reroofing project completed in early 2022, which represents the building's most recent major structural improvement. The property has experienced persistent issues with parking enforcement, evidenced by multiple citations for driveway blocking between 2021 and 2024, with the most recent incidents occurring in May 2024.

Other property-related incidents have primarily involved street maintenance concerns, including pavement defects reported in 2020 and various cleaning issues along the public right-of-way. A notable health-related incident was logged in 2017, requiring the involvement of the Department of Public Health's Healthy Housing Program. The building's historical records show a fire complaint from February 2013 regarding operation without a permit, which was determined to have no merit, while the original construction and demolition permits from 1989 are listed as expired.

The property's record shows regular maintenance and appropriate responses to structural issues, though the recurring driveway access problems indicate ongoing challenges with neighboring parking behavior. The relatively recent reroofing work suggests that major infrastructure components have been maintained, though there are no records of additional significant improvements or renovations since 2022. The building's compliance history appears generally clear, with no documented violations or recurring safety concerns beyond the mentioned parking issues and the one-time fire complaint from a decade ago.