65-67 Moss St, San Francisco, CA 94103

The two-unit residential building at 65-67 Moss Street in San Francisco's South of Market neighborhood is a 2-story flats and duplex structure built in 1907, currently owned by the James H French Living Trust. The building's maintenance history includes a completed stair repair in 1989 and a reroofing project from 1995, though the roof permit has since expired.

More recently, there have been multiple infrastructure and public space issues affecting the building's vicinity, particularly in 2020-2021, including a collapsed sidewalk in 2022, which was resolved through Division of Public Works intervention. The property has experienced several sanitation-related concerns, with three documented instances of human or animal waste on the street/sidewalk in November 2020, and a subsequent general cleaning request in July 2021.

Additionally, there were complaints recorded in 2021 regarding bicycle parking and scooters, reflecting ongoing concerns about mobility infrastructure in the area. The most recent documented issue was an encampment case in October 2024, which was resolved by the Healthy Streets Operation Center, though this location-based concern was external to the building itself. The building's documented permit and maintenance history shows relatively limited major interventions, with the most significant being the stair repair and reroofing work completed over 20 years ago.