40 Clover St, San Francisco, CA 94114

The two-unit multi-family residential building at 40 Clover Street, located in the Eureka Valley/Dolores Heights neighborhood, is a two-story flats and duplex structure built in 1937 and currently owned by Reino W Jr Niemela. This property has undergone some significant maintenance work and faced environmental challenges over its history. The most substantial building improvement on record was a $10,300 reroofing project completed in 2011.

A notable health and safety issue emerged in October 2006 when the building received multiple violations pertaining to lead paint hazards, including peeling exterior paint and associated warnings about the dangers of disturbing lead-based paint. These violations were successfully abated by June 2007. The building's recent history between 2020-2024 shows regular municipal activity primarily related to street and sidewalk maintenance rather than building-specific issues.

There were multiple reports of human or animal waste on the street between September and December 2020, which were resolved through city cleanup services. The most recent external incidents include an abandoned vehicle report (July 2024), a Recology service request (January 2023), and a side sewer vent cover issue (January 2021), all of which were addressed through normal city channels. While the building has experienced various local neighborhood issues as documented in 311 calls, these have generally related to public spaces rather than the building itself, suggesting no significant ongoing concerns about the building's interior conditions or maintenance.