317 San Carlos St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The three-unit residential building at 317 San Carlos Street in the Inner Mission, owned by Sibylle Scholz, has undergone substantial renovations and maintenance since its construction in 1900. The most significant work occurred in 2009-2011, including major unit renovations (kitchen and bath remodeling, adding a half-bath and laundry facilities), electrical system upgrades (complete rewiring of units with installation of smoke detectors and 200-amp service), and structural repairs addressing wood damage from termites and wood-boring beetles. The building has a documented history of stairway maintenance issues, with both front and rear stairways undergoing repairs in 2008, though there were earlier complaints in 2003 about structural concerns.

Multiple renovations were completed between 2007-2009, including plumbing upgrades (furnace replacement, water heater installation), additional electrical work, and various unit improvements. Recent concerns primarily relate to street conditions around the building, with multiple reports of garbage, debris, and public health issues on San Carlos Street between 2023-2024, including incidents of human waste. A curb defect was reported in July 2023 that remains open as of the latest data.

The building's maintenance record shows regular upkeep of common systems and units, with no recent building complaints or major structural issues reported against the property. The most recent significant building work appears to have occurred around 2011, with no major renovation permits filed in recent years. The property has passed routine housing inspections, with the most recent known inspections dating back to 2008-2009 and no active violations on record as of October 2023.