133-135 Collingwood St, San Francisco, CA 94114

The property at 133-135 Collingwood Street is a 1-story multi-family residential building constructed in 1900, featuring three units and currently owned by Voliter Lim Revoc Trust. The building has undergone several significant maintenance and compliance events over its history, with the most recent major work being staircase repairs in 2021 to address dry rot issues, costing $4,000. The building's permit history reveals a pattern of addressing structural and safety concerns, including a 2014 reroofing project ($10,000), and in 2006, the legalization of previously unauthorized rear deck and stairs construction.

Multiple building violations were recorded in late 2002 relating to fire safety, structural integrity, and security requirements, all of which were successfully abated by October 2006 through various repairs and improvements. The property has experienced recurring issues with water damage, structural maintenance, and security concerns throughout its history. Notable incidents include multiple instances of dry rot repairs between 1988 and 1998, a flooding incident in 1996 affecting multiple units, and various routine inspections revealing maintenance issues.

More recently, from 2022-2024, there have been several 311 calls regarding the surrounding area, primarily related to sidewalk cleanliness and noise concerns. The most significant proposed improvements, documented in planning records, included a major project to raise the building by seven feet to create new garage space and construct a rear extension, though this proposal was ultimately withdrawn. The property is currently subject to ongoing monitoring for adherence to building codes and safety standards, with recent building inspection activities focusing on maintaining safety compliance and addressing any emerging maintenance needs.