1810-1812 15th St, San Francisco, CA 94103

The three-story, two-unit multi-family residential building at 1810-1812 15th Street, owned by the Nadeau Anderson Living Trust 2013, has undergone significant renovations and faced several maintenance issues since its construction in 1907. Major improvements between 2014-2019 included comprehensive plumbing and electrical upgrades, such as replacing galvanized plumbing with copper, updating electrical systems from knob & tube to code-compliant wiring with a 200-amp service, and renovating kitchen and bathroom facilities. Multiple permits were issued for street space usage throughout 2018-2019, raising concerns among neighbors about unauthorized parking space retention. The building experienced multiple violations in late 2015 related to interior conditions, including mold/mildew, lead paint hazards, and damaged walls, though these were abated by January 2016.

A complaint regarding unpermitted rear deck construction was filed in early 2016, which was subsequently addressed. The property underwent a tenant buyout in January 2017 involving two tenants, receiving a payout of $40,175.63. More recent concerns primarily involve parking enforcement issues, with numerous citations issued in 2024 for various parking violations near the property, though many resulted in "unable to locate" responses from officers. The building's documented construction history shows regular maintenance and improvements, with particular attention to safety systems, including the installation of smoke detectors and a new furnace in 2014.

A 2019 complaint regarding weekend construction noise and a 2018 allegation of improper street space permit usage were filed, though both were marked as not active. The most recent construction-related activity includes multiple permit renewals and final inspections in 2019, suggesting compliance with building codes and proper completion of previous work. The property has maintained a record of addressing building violations and completing required repairs, with all noted violations having been officially abated. Recent 311 calls have primarily concerned parking issues and general maintenance matters such as garbage cleanup, with one complaint about a damaged garbage can still appearing as open in 2024.