116 Texas St, San Francisco, CA 94107

The two-unit residential building at 116 Texas Street in Potrero Hill is a one-story structure built in 1940, currently owned by Arturo & Mirella Ramirez. The property's permit history shows several significant proposed modifications, including a vertical addition in 1992 with an estimated cost of $260,000 that was ultimately disapproved, and in 1995, there was a proposal for modifications including sloped roof and changes to floor heights, though this permit eventually expired.

In 2002, electrical work was successfully completed with the installation of a new house meter. The building's immediate vicinity has experienced a notable series of 311 calls throughout 2024-2025, with the most recent incidents including reports of a mattress (January 2025), pavement defects (December 2024), and a driveway blockage (November 2024).

A recurring theme during late summer-early fall 2024 was encampment-related issues, with multiple reports between August-September 2024, though most were resolved either through Department of Public Works (DPW) intervention or were unable to be verified by responding officers. Additionally, there is one open case as of October 2024 regarding non-offensive graffiti on a sidewalk structure, though this appears to be a street-level issue rather than directly related to the building itself. Historical planning records indicate that there were attempts to convert a warehouse at this address into a single-family dwelling, but these proposals appear unrelated to the current two-unit configuration.