62-64 Museum Way, San Francisco, CA 94114

The property at 62-64 Museum Way in Corona Heights is a two-unit, two-story multi-family residential building constructed in 1967, currently owned by Richard L Kugler Trustee. The building's maintenance history shows several significant structural and infrastructural improvements over the years, including a roof replacement in 1991, window installations in 1983, dry rot repairs to a rear sliding door in 1998, and most recently, a partial sewer replacement with house trap work completed in 2018 at the rear of the property.

These maintenance activities suggest regular upkeep of the building's essential systems, though the earlier permits from the 1980s and 1990s are now expired. The property and its immediate surroundings have experienced various maintenance and environmental challenges over the past few years. Between 2021 and 2024, there have been multiple instances of graffiti in the vicinity, with the most recent occurrences in July and December 2024 still open or recently resolved.

Other notable incidents include a water leak reported in February 2022, which was directed to the Public Utilities Commission for inspection, and a damaged tree with a hanging limb reported in February 2020. The nearby Corona Heights Park has been the subject of various maintenance requests, particularly following winter storm damage in 2024, though these issues relate more to the adjacent natural resources area than to the building itself. The property's immediate vicinity has experienced typical urban challenges such as sidewalk parking violations, though these were generally resolved through appropriate channels.