81-85 Dorland St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The 5-unit multi-family residential building at 81-85 Dorland Street in Mission Dolores, built in 1912 and owned by the Carmen Zaiz Revocable Living Trust, has undergone several maintenance and compliance issues over its long history. The most recent major work was a partial re-roofing in 2019 costing $7,100, following a complete re-roofing in 1996.

The building has experienced various structural and safety concerns, most notably in 2002 when multiple violations were recorded regarding stair repairs, fire proofing, and the need for building permits - all of which were eventually abated by January 2005. In 2015, plumbing work was completed involving a new house trap and section of pipe installation. More recent concerns include a 2011 complaint about peeling exterior paint and various maintenance issues documented during routine inspections, including the need for ceiling repairs and weatherproofing of siding.

The building's exterior and surrounding area has experienced typical urban maintenance challenges, as evidenced by 311 calls between 2017 and 2024 regarding parking violations, encampment reports, and debris on the street. Notably, the most recent service calls have been for issues outside the building's direct management, such as a garbage and debris case in August 2024 and a blocked driveway incident in September 2023, both of which were resolved by city services. The building's maintenance history indicates regular upkeep, with significant violations being addressed over time through proper permits and repairs, though the 2011 exterior paint condition and 2002 structural issues suggest periodic attention to building envelope maintenance is required.