53 Capp St, San Francisco, CA 94103

The two-unit residential building at 53 Capp Street in San Francisco's Inner Mission district, owned by Cheng Conmin, is a two-story flats and duplex structure dating back to 1907. The building's permit history shows minimal activity, with only two recorded permits: a street space permit issued in 2016 for $1, and a cancelled permit application from 1994 related to fire damage at the rear porch.

Recent incidents in the vicinity of the property reveal significant street maintenance challenges, particularly in late 2024, with multiple reports of garbage and debris requiring attention. Between November 2024 and January 2025, there were nine documented cases of street cleaning needs, including reports of loose garbage, yard waste, and even human waste.

Additionally, there were three incidents of illegal sidewalk parking in December 2024, resulting in at least one citation, though officers were unable to locate the vehicles in two other cases. While the building experienced an unintentional smoke detector activation and one unintentional building fire at some point in its history, it's notable that neither incident resulted in civilian injuries. The frequency of recent street cleaning requests and illegal parking incidents suggests ongoing challenges with the immediate neighborhood environment, though it's worth noting these issues are external to the building itself.