231-235 Missouri St, San Francisco, CA 94107

The Rose Mary Cook Trust 2015 owns this two-unit, two-story multi-family residential building located at 231-235 Missouri Street in Potrero Hill, which was constructed in 1907. The property has experienced several significant maintenance issues over the years, with the most recent major work being a $24,850 reroofing project completed in 2022. A notable incident occurred in 2010 when the building suffered fire damage to the front porch and stairs, which required emergency repairs that were completed quickly.

The property has a history of staircase-related problems, with multiple permits from 2001 showing attempts to repair front and rear stairs, treads, and handrails, though some of these permits expired before completion. During 2001-2002, the building faced multiple housing code violations that were ultimately addressed, including issues with windows, stairs, plumbing, water damage, ceiling damage, and weatherproofing. A serious complaint from 1995 documented numerous structural and systems problems including cracking walls, support beam fractures, water damage, electrical issues, and ventilation concerns, though these appear to have been resolved. The building's recent history shows no major building code violations since 2010, though there has been a notable pattern of parking enforcement calls for driveway blocking issues in 2024, with multiple cases being reported and some resulting in citations.

The property has undergone several inspections and permit processes over the years, with most issues being addressed through proper channels, though there have been instances of expired permits and some cases that required additional permitting to complete previous work. The 2010 fire incident and subsequent repairs were handled according to code requirements, and the most recent building improvements (including the reroofing) indicate ongoing maintenance of the property. While the building has a documented history of maintenance challenges, particularly in the early 2000s, the most recent records suggest improved upkeep, with no major building violations since the 2010 fire incident. The property has retained its original use as a multi-family residential building throughout its history.