679-681 Minna St, San Francisco, CA 94103

The two-unit residential building at 679-681 Minna Street in San Francisco's South of Market neighborhood is a two-story flats and duplex structure built in 1916, currently owned by the Mabutas Trust. The building's documented history shows relatively minimal structural maintenance, with only one permitted window installation recorded in 1991 (permit #9122617), which has since expired.

The property has experienced several street level and sidewalk maintenance issues over the past few years, including an open sidewalk defect case from 2021 involving lifted pavement, and multiple reports of loose garbage requiring general cleaning in 2024 and 2020. There have been recurring issues with illegal parking in the vicinity, with two incidents reported in December 2024, one of which remains under investigation. The building's safety record includes three documented fire-related incidents, though none resulted in civilian injuries: a hazardous condition reported as 400 (date unspecified), an intentionally caused fire (100) with an unknown date, and a structure-related fire (112) with the cause listed as under investigation.

The area surrounding the building has experienced various municipal service calls, including two instances of abandoned bicycle sharing operations in 2022, and multiple requests for service from Recology Public Works regarding garbage and waste management. Notably, there have been incidents requiring cleanup of medical waste (needles) reported in November 2019, and an encampment removal operation conducted in the same month. While most service requests have been resolved promptly, as evidenced by their "Closed Case Resolved" status, the building's immediate vicinity continues to experience periodic infrastructure and safety challenges that require municipal attention.