120-124 Connecticut St, San Francisco, CA 94107

The property at 120-124 Connecticut Street in Potrero Hill is a 5-unit, 2-story multi-family residential building constructed in 1907, currently owned by John A. and Margaret N. Odonovan. The building has undergone several significant maintenance and improvement projects over its history, including window replacements and structural repairs. In 2000, multiple improvements were made, including the replacement of four windows, floor repairs, and addressing dry rot issues, with completed permits totaling approximately $8,500.

A notable cluster of violations occurred in December 2002, primarily related to fire safety and security, including missing fire extinguishers and non-self-closing exterior doors. These violations were addressed and abated by June 2003 through the issuance of multiple work permits. More recent building maintenance included a lot split approval in 2021, though no significant violations or complaints have been recorded in recent years. The building has had three routine housing inspections (1999, 2003, and 2009), with the most recent inspection in 2009 showing no active violations. External to the building's core operations, there have been numerous parking-related complaints in recent years, primarily involving vehicles blocking driveways, with citations being issued in several cases.

The property has also experienced some sidewalk maintenance issues, including a missing side sewer vent cover reported in August 2023, which remains open as of October 2023. While not directly related to building conditions, these external issues indicate ongoing challenges with parking management and street maintenance in the immediate vicinity. In summary, the building has maintained compliance with housing codes since addressing its 2002 violations, with no major internal building issues reported in recent years. The property owners have demonstrated responsiveness to maintenance needs, as evidenced by multiple renovation projects between 2000-2001. The most pressing current issue (as of 2023) appears to be the missing side sewer vent cover, while parking management in the surrounding area continues to be a recurring concern, though these external factors do not directly impact the building's habitability.