719-721 Capp St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The Hernandez Family Living Trust owns this two-unit, two-story multi-family residential building located at 719-721 Capp Street in San Francisco's Inner Mission neighborhood. Built in 1900, this flats/duplex structure has undergone several significant maintenance and improvement projects over the years. In 1996, the building underwent both reroofing work and the demolition and replacement of rear stairs and utility rooms. More recent electrical improvements were completed in 2006, including the installation of additional outlets on the third floor, a garage door opener, and electrical work related to the furnace.

The property has experienced various maintenance and urban challenges over the past few years. There was a sewage backup incident in January 2019 that required attention from the PUC Sewer Operations, and a malfunctioning smoke detector incident (733) recorded through fire services, though no civilian injuries were reported in connection with the fire system activation. The building's recent history shows recurrent street cleaning issues, with multiple reports of loose garbage requiring attention between 2019 and 2022, though most of these cases were resolved. There have been several parking enforcement calls regarding sidewalk parking violations (three instances between 2022 and 2023, with the most recent in October 2023), and most recently in September 2024, there was a report of human waste or urine on the street, which remains open as of October 2023.

The building's documented history shows proper maintenance of structural elements such as roofing and electrical systems, with the most substantial work occurring in 1996, likely requiring particular attention to building code compliance given its age. While the property has experienced some infrastructure issues like sewage system problems in 2019, these appear to have been addressed. The recurring nature of garbage-related incidents and parking violations in the vicinity may reflect broader neighborhood challenges rather than specific building maintenance concerns. The most recent building permit records show no major structural work or systems upgrades in recent years, suggesting either improved stability of building systems or potentially deferred maintenance, though this cannot be definitively concluded from the available data.