1215 12th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94122

The two-unit residential building at 1215 12th Avenue in San Francisco's Inner Sunset district, owned by Alan Shukan and Jeannie Zhi M, is a two-story flats and duplex structure built in 1907. The building's permit history shows several significant improvements, with the most substantial work occurring in 2006 when a reroofing project ($5,500) and additional plywood installation for structural support ($3,000) were completed. Earlier, in 1994, the basement area was properly legalized to include storage rooms, a bathroom, and laundry facilities at a cost of $18,000.

A minor street space permit was issued in 2018 for $1. The property has been the subject of various maintenance and service calls through the 311 system, with the most recent incidents generally relating to street-level concerns rather than building-specific issues. Recent calls in 2023 included reports of human/animal waste and an abandoned Christmas tree on the street, both of which were resolved by city services.

Other neighborhood service calls over the years have addressed various street maintenance issues, such as graffiti removal (2018), general cleaning (2015), and street lighting (2011). The building's street-level environment has experienced typical urban challenges, including scooter concerns (2019), street cleaning needs, and occasional incidents of trash dumping, though these are community-wide issues rather than building-specific problems. All reported issues have been formally addressed and resolved through appropriate city departments.