710 Douglass St, San Francisco, CA 94114

The property at 710 Douglass Street is a 2-unit, 2-story multi-family residential building located in Noe Valley, owned by Andrew John Holdsworth and constructed in 1900. The building underwent significant renovation work in 2003, when multiple permits were issued and subsequently expired, including plans for foundation work, garage construction, and interior remodeling with a combined estimated cost of over $125,000. During this period, there were several building complaints and violations filed in July-September 2003 regarding work exceeding permit scope, specifically concerning a 10-foot retaining wall at the rear that required engineer calculations, as well as concerns about unsafe conditions with the building being supported on jacks and not properly barricaded.

While these violations were marked as not active or abated, they indicate a period of construction activity that required additional oversight. More recent improvements to the property include the completion of repairs to the front entrance baluster and guardrail in 2016 (cost: $8,000) and a garage door replacement in 2010 (cost: $2,000). Electrical upgrades were completed in 2004, including the installation of lighting, switches, receptacles, and a panel.

The property has experienced some infrastructure issues in recent years, with multiple reports of tree root damage to the sidewalk in 2019-2022, and pavement defects reported in early 2019. Most recently, there were two reports of abandoned vehicles near the property in November 2023, though these were resolved quickly. The building's permit and inspection history suggests a generally maintained property since the major renovation period of 2003-2004, with no significant safety violations recorded in recent years.