2225-2229 Taraval St, San Francisco, CA 94116

The four-unit mixed-use building at 2225-2229 Taraval Street, constructed in 2006, has experienced several notable events, most significantly a recent wind damage incident requiring repairs to the south elevation wall in November 2024, with estimated costs of $56,780. The building's maintenance history includes multiple street space permits and sidewalk repairs, and it underwent substantial electrical work during construction, including a 400-amp service installation and comprehensive wiring with multiple subpanels.

A fire alarm system was installed in 2005, comprising multiple smoke detectors, horns, and strobes, with a subsequent activation reported but no fire or injuries recorded. In early 2023, there were two complaints regarding an illegal change of use involving the conversion of a dwelling unit to commercial office space, specifically for Allstate, though one of these complaints was quickly abated.

The property has faced recurring issues with street cleaning and waste management, particularly in late 2024, with numerous 311 calls regarding garbage and debris, including multiple reports of overflowing city garbage cans. These sanitation issues, while not directly affecting building safety, indicate ongoing challenges with waste management in the vicinity. The building's most recent activity includes graffiti inspection (though none was found) and a general pattern of waste management concerns that have prompted multiple resolutions by various city agencies, all marked as "Closed Case Resolved."