1063 Sanchez St, San Francisco, CA 94114

The property at 1063 Sanchez Street is a two-unit, two-story multi-family residential building located in Noe Valley, constructed in 1906 and currently owned by the Louis Andrick Pagan Revocable Trust. The building underwent significant electrical system upgrades in late 2011, receiving new overhead electrical service with a 125-amp, 240V system and three-meter installation, completed in December 2011, along with street space sidewalk repairs permitted in January 2012.

The property has experienced recurring issues with parking enforcement, particularly in 2021-2024, with multiple cases of driveway blocking and illegal parking documented through 311 calls and Parking Enforcement Dispatch responses. There have also been several shared space obstruction complaints in 2024, including incidents involving crosswalk and sidewalk path clearances, with one case being fully abated.

The surrounding area has seen various street maintenance and public space issues, including waste removal requests in April 2024, illegal postings in 2022 (which required chemical cleaning by SES Graffiti Crew), and some general service requests to the DPT Sign Shop. The building's documented history shows that while the property itself has maintained compliance with building codes through electrical upgrades and sidewalk repairs, the immediate vicinity has experienced typical urban challenges related to parking, street maintenance, and public space usage.