1216 Kirkham St, San Francisco, CA 94122

The two-unit, two-story multi-family residential building at 1216 Kirkham Street in San Francisco's Inner Sunset neighborhood, owned by the Domenici Survivor's Trust, has a documented history dating back to its 1939 construction. The property's maintenance record shows a reroofing project completed in 2009 at a cost of $11,480, and a street space permit issued in 2017 with a nominal cost of $1.

Recent incidents in 2024 include a graffiti issue on the mailbox that was transferred to USPS jurisdiction, and two related cases regarding a curb ramp obstruction that was fully abated. The building's location has experienced recurring neighborhood issues typical of the area, including two encampment situations in 2018 that required police intervention, an abandoned vehicle report in 2017, and illegal postings in 2017, all of which were resolved by responding authorities.

The property has also faced challenges with waste management compliance, evidenced by multiple 311 calls regarding garbage receptacle placement in 2013 and 2015, though these appear to have been addressed through outreach and enforcement measures. A more significant maintenance issue was documented in 2016 regarding a tree planting situation that required inspection and adjustment of a gas line-related tree basin, which was completed in early 2017. While the building itself has maintained basic operational permits, the surrounding area has presented various typical urban challenges that have generally been addressed through standard municipal processes, with most issues being resolved through official channels.