67-69 Rondel Pl, San Francisco, CA 94110

The two-unit residential building at 67-69 Rondel Place, owned by Michael Goldman, is a one-story flats and duplex structure located in San Francisco's Inner Mission neighborhood. The building's documented history includes only two significant permit applications: a reroofing project from 1994 (which has since expired) and an unspecified permit from 1981 that was completed.

Of particular concern is a building complaint filed in July 2021 regarding unauthorized construction work being performed in a dangerous manner by JD Hauling and Demolition in the main building, which reportedly included major construction/rehabilitation work blocking the street and persisting for over one year. While this complaint was officially marked as "Not Active," there is no clear indication of its resolution in the available records. The property has experienced a notable number of street-level issues in recent years, with a cluster of 311 calls between 2023 and 2024 primarily related to street cleaning needs.

These complaints include multiple reports of loose garbage (in December 2023, March 2023, and several other instances), as well as three encampment-related calls in 2024 (one of which was identified as "Individual," and another was marked as "Unable to Locate"). The most recent service request was for other illegal parking in September 2024, which also resulted in an officer response but no specific violation could be determined. The frequency of street cleaning calls and the presence of temporary encampments suggests ongoing challenges in the immediate neighborhood, though these external conditions are not directly related to the building's internal systems or management.