39 Dorland St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The two-unit residential building at 39 Dorland Street, owned by Rivas Manuel Sr & Polly Tru, is a two-story flats and duplex structure constructed in 1906 in the Mission Dolores neighborhood. The building's maintenance and incident record shows a mix of typical urban issues in recent years, with the most pressing incident being a sewage backup from an exterior vent in December 2013 that required field work to resolve.

The property has experienced recurring street cleaning challenges, with multiple reports of human or animal waste and general garbage issues on the surrounding sidewalks between 2013 and 2020. Several incidents involving hazardous materials were reported in 2019, including glass on the street, which was resolved. Other documented events include a temporary moving sign request in March 2013, graffiti on the mailbox in 2014, and a bicycle lane blockage in 2018, with the most recent interaction being the towing of an abandoned vehicle from the vicinity in April 2022.

The building has had minimal permitted work on record, showing only one street space/sidewalk permit issued in September 2009, which had no associated costs. While the property has faced various environmental cleanliness challenges in its immediate surroundings over the years, the records indicate that most issues have been addressed and resolved through appropriate city services. The documented incidents primarily relate to street-level conditions rather than structural or safety concerns within the building itself, and there are no recent records of significant maintenance or safety issues directly affecting the property.