2405 35th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94116

The 2405 35th Avenue property, located in the Parkside neighborhood, is a two-story, multi-family residential building with three units, constructed in 1950 with a flat & store classification. Recently, from July to December 2024, there has been a cluster of concerning issues primarily related to sewage systems, with two sewage back-up incidents reported through 311 calls, one in July and another in December, both from the side sewer vent. The building experienced multiple maintenance and sanitation challenges in late 2024, including several reports of garbage and debris (October-November 2024), some of which involved human waste or urine.

A legal complaint was filed in December 2021 regarding large, flapping plastic sheeting that had been temporarily installed on the building, though this complaint was marked as not active. Another concerning incident was reported in July 2021 involving unauthorized building modifications, including electrical work and sign installation without proper permits, which remains active under the Building Inspection Division. The property has undergone minimal documented improvements over the past several decades, with records showing a 1992 permit for the legalization of a stairlift installation and a 1996 permit for reroofing work, both of which are now quite dated.

More recent authorized modifications include a 2021 permit for the installation of an aluminum sign. The building has required periodic street space and sidewalk repairs, as evidenced by permits from 2017 and 2019, though these repair permits represented minimal cost (typically $1). The most recent planning record from 2021 indicates the approval of a non-illuminated wall sign installation, measuring 12.5' x 2', with "pin letters" that met all sign guidelines.