1610 Judah St, San Francisco, CA 94122

The two-unit residential building at 1610 Judah Street in San Francisco's Central Sunset neighborhood is a 1938 two-story flats and duplex structure currently owned by the Alice Usoz Trust. The building's permit history shows several maintenance-related projects dating back to the early 1990s, including reroofing work in 1992, stucco repairs and garage door trim work in 1993, and a front window replacement in 1997, though the latter two permits are now expired.

The most recent building permit on record from 2018 was for street space use at a nominal cost of $1.0. The property has experienced several street-related incidents as documented by 311 calls, with the most recent being a 2022 public transport-related inquiry and a parking enforcement case where a Honda Accord was issued a citation for blocking the driveway.

Other reported issues include a 2021 sanitation matter involving human or animal waste on the street/sidewalk, a 2019 incident of a scooter blocking the driveway (which couldn't be validated by responding officers), and a 2018 sidewalk defect involving a damaged utility vault cover. While the building's historical maintenance record shows regular upkeep through the 1990s, it's worth noting that no major building permits have been recorded in the past two decades beyond the 2018 street space permit.