46 Rondel Pl, San Francisco, CA 94103

The two-unit residential building at 46 Rondel Place in San Francisco's Inner Mission district, owned by Vicente Ruth Gonzalez, has experienced several notable events since its construction in 1907. Most concerning was a building fire recorded on an unspecified date with an intentional ignition cause, though fortunately no civilian injuries were reported.

The property has had multiple fire-related incidents, including three smoke detector activations (two due to malfunction and one unintentional), a carbon monoxide detector activation (with no CO detected), and several good intent calls, none resulting in civilian injuries. The only known electrical work was completed in 2006 with the installation of a garage door opener. Recent street-level issues near the property include recurring sanitation challenges, with seven documented 311 calls between January and November 2024 related to garbage, debris, and waste on or near sidewalks, including instances of human waste.

There have also been some neighborhood disturbances documented through 311 calls, including reports of abandoned vehicles, sidewalk parking violations, and encampments, though most were resolved through official intervention. A sewage discharge incident from a catch basin was reported in July 2024, though no problems were observed upon investigation. While these external issues don't directly reflect on the building's condition, they provide context about the immediate neighborhood environment over recent years.