186 Museum Way, San Francisco, CA 94114

Located in San Francisco's Corona Heights neighborhood, 186 Museum Way is a two-unit, three-story multi-family residential building constructed in 1965, currently owned by Kenneth Alvin Lee. The property has undergone several significant maintenance and improvement projects over the years, including a garage door replacement in 2023 (costing $16,764) following a violation for a malfunctioning garage door, which had been temporarily covered with a tarp since February 2023. The building has received regular care, with records showing reroofing projects completed in 2000 and 2009, and significant structural work including a walkway repair in 2008 and a retaining wall revision in 1986.

The most recent structural improvements, dating back to 2023, indicate a responsible approach to maintenance by the current ownership. The property has experienced some operational issues affecting resident convenience and neighborhood quality. There have been multiple instances of waste management concerns, with several complaints between 2018-2022 about garbage cans and recycling toters being left out continuously.

A notable plumbing issue was reported in September 2018 involving sewer odor from an exterior vent, which was subsequently resolved. The building's fire safety systems have experienced two recorded incidents: a malfunctioning alarm system and a water/steam leak, both of which resulted in no civilian injuries. Recent building management appears to have addressed maintenance issues as they arise, as evidenced by the prompt repair of the garage door in response to the May 2023 violation, which was officially abated by October 2023.