30 Woodland Ave, San Francisco, CA 94117

The property at 30 Woodland Avenue is a two-unit, two-story multi-family residential building constructed in 1904, currently owned by the Puknys-Kavanagh Living Trust. The most significant recent work on the property has been a complete re-roofing project in October 2024, costing $26,400, though this represents normal maintenance rather than an improvement. The building has undergone several major renovation proposals over the years, most notably a comprehensive dormer addition project that was approved and included work on both north and south slopes, installation of skylights, deck modifications, and fire escape extension, though it is unclear from the records whether all elements were fully constructed.

The property has a history of multiple permit finalization efforts between 2014-2015, suggesting earlier renovation work required additional inspections and confirmation of completion. More recent issues have centered around tree-related concerns, with multiple reports (2022-2024) regarding tree roots lifting adjacent sidewalks, which remain unresolved as of the latest reports. The building appears to have undergone some significant systems upgrades over the years, with plumbing and electrical work recorded in 2010-2011, though many of these permits became expired and required subsequent reopenings or renewals for final inspections in 2014-2015.

The property has maintained compliance with most building requirements, though the pattern of expired permits in 2010-2015 suggests some challenges with completing appropriate inspections in a timely manner during that period. The most recent building permit activity, particularly the 2024 re-roofing project, indicates ongoing maintenance continues to be addressed. The multiple tree-related maintenance requests in recent years may indicate an ongoing environmental challenge affecting the property's external access areas, though these do not directly impact the building's structural integrity or internal systems.