237-239 Mississippi St, San Francisco, CA 94107

The property at 237-239 Mississippi Street in Potrero Hill is a two-unit, two-story multifamily residential building constructed in 1983, currently owned by the Carmen Lee-ware Trust. The building's maintenance history shows several significant events, with the most recent being exterior issues: in October 2005, permits were filed (though ultimately expired) for the replacement of damaged siding, estimated at $5,000. An earlier maintenance task of some note occurred in December 1989 when reroofing work was completed.

The building has experienced various external incidents and municipal interactions over recent years. In 2020, there were three noteworthy events: a resolved parking enforcement issue, a damaged tree that recovered (plum tree), and an encampment cleanup. In 2018, the property had non-offensive graffiti that was reported but not addressed by PG&E after one month.

There was also a general service request to Public Works that was administratively closed. The property faced some sanitation-related challenges in September 2016 regarding waste management, with multiple reports about garbage toters being left out continuously; these cases were addressed through warnings and outreach enforcement efforts. While the building's structural permits suggest attention to maintenance (particularly the siding replacement attempt in 2005), the range of external incidents recorded through 311 calls primarily involve urban maintenance issues rather than building-specific concerns, with the most significant maintenance event being the reroofing completed in 1989. The expired permit from 2005 for siding replacement suggests that either the work was not completed or a subsequent permit was obtained, though records do not indicate the final status of this particular maintenance issue.