236 Clinton Park, San Francisco, CA 94103

236 Clinton Park is a two-story, three-unit multi-family residential building located in the Mission Dolores neighborhood, owned by Stephen Williams and constructed in 1895. The building's maintenance history reveals several significant repairs and improvements, including a complete re-roofing project in 2016 costing approximately $15,880, and essential plumbing work involving sewer and housetrap replacement in 2016. The property has undergone several major renovations in the past, including repairs for fire and water damage in 1985, perimeter foundation work in 1984, and efforts to bring the building up to code in 1986.

A water line project completed in 2009 is noted as having expired status. The building has experienced some recurring issues with driveway accessibility, particularly in 2021 and 2023, with multiple complaints about vehicles blocking the driveway resulting in several citations issued by parking enforcement. While these parking-related incidents are not directly related to building conditions, they may affect resident convenience.

The surrounding area has faced various urban maintenance challenges, as evidenced by multiple 311 calls in late 2021 regarding street cleaning, waste removal, and tree maintenance, though these were primarily public space issues rather than building-specific concerns. Two routine housing inspections were conducted in 2003 with all issues being promptly abated. The property's documented history shows a pattern of regular maintenance and prompt attention to both emergency repairs and preventative upgrades, with no recent complaints or violations filed against the building itself.