34-36 Sheridan St, San Francisco, CA 94103

The property at 34-36 Sheridan Street is a two-unit, two-story multi-family residential building located in San Francisco's South of Market neighborhood. Built in 1908 and currently owned by Pamela Mejia, this flats-and-duplex-style building has experienced several significant maintenance and safety events throughout its history. The most notable period of concern occurred between 2000-2002, when a rotted and potentially dangerous rear wall issue was identified and subsequently resolved through a $40,000 repair project in 2000, following a violation notice.

More recent history shows multiple garage-related safety and code compliance issues in 2006, including unauthorized modifications to the garage door, improper storage of paint and flammable materials, and unprotected electrical wiring, which led to violation notices and required corrective actions totaling approximately $7,900. The electrical system received upgrades in March 2007, including a new panel and lighting installation. The building underwent a complete reroofing in 2002 (approximately $10,000).

More recently, in June 2019, there was a complaint regarding noise from construction equipment, and there have been several building safety and maintenance issues reported in the surrounding area through 311 calls, particularly regarding street cleanliness and parking concerns. The most recent building-related complaints from 2024-2025 primarily involve sidewalk maintenance and parking violations in the vicinity of the property, though these are not direct issues with the building itself. The property has maintained compliance with building codes since the resolution of the 2006 violations and has not had any active building violations in recent years.