36 Dorland St, San Francisco, CA 94110

Located in the Mission Dolores neighborhood, 36 Dorland Street is a two-story, four-unit multi-family residential building constructed in 1925. The property has undergone several significant maintenance and improvement projects over the years, including the installation of a solar thermal system with double-walled immersion heat exchangers in 2014, and a street space permit in 2015. The building has experienced various safety-related issues, particularly during a cluster of violations in 2001 that involved multiple fire safety concerns including egress obstruction, fire extinguisher maintenance, and combustible storage, as well as lead paint hazards that were subsequently abated by March 2001.

The property has undergone routine inspections in 2006 and 2008, with the most recent significant issue reported in 2020 involving mold growth in a bathroom area. Earlier maintenance work in 1988 addressed multiple interior and exterior issues, including repairs to a side staircase and sheetrock replacement in the living room. The building's recent history, particularly from 2022-2024, has been marked primarily by parking-related issues, including multiple citations for driveway blocking and sidewalk parking.

There have also been some infrastructure concerns noted in recent years, including reports of lifted sidewalk tree roots (2023) and a sidewalk defect (2022). The property has generally maintained compliance with housing codes since the significant violations were addressed in 2001, with no active building violations on record. The tree-related issue reported in May 2023 and the sidewalk defect noted in July 2022 suggest some ongoing exterior maintenance concerns, though these are infrastructure-related rather than building safety issues.