126 Sanchez St, San Francisco, CA 94114

The two-unit residential building at 126 Sanchez Street in Duboce Triangle, owned by Alfred D. Trigueiro and Moyra, is a single-story flats and duplex structure built in 1900.

The property's maintenance history shows several significant improvements over the years, with the most recent major work being a $21,000 roofing project completed in 2017 by Tom Lee Roofing Inc., which consisted of an in-kind replacement of composition shingles that remain consistent with the building's original appearance. The building has undergone necessary infrastructure maintenance, including a sewer repair/replace project completed in 2014 and significant staircase repairs in 1996 due to dry rot issues.

The property has experienced various local regulatory interactions primarily related to parking enforcement between 2018-2021, including multiple cases of illegal parking and scooter violations, with at least two resulting in citations. Sidewalk maintenance was addressed in 2018 following the installation of a new utility box, which required temporary asphalt pavement, and there were two reports of overflowing city garbage cans in early 2020 that were promptly resolved by Recology services. While the building's major systems appear to be regularly maintained, as evidenced by the documented permits for roofing and plumbing work, the property has experienced typical urban neighborhood challenges related to street maintenance and parking enforcement, rather than any building-specific structural or safety concerns.