663 Rhode Island St, San Francisco, CA 94107

The three-unit multi-family residential building at 663 Rhode Island Street in Potrero Hill, owned by Thomas McInerney, is a two-story structure built in 1921 classified as Flats & Duplex. The building's permit history shows significant attention to structural integrity, particularly with the installation of a permanent tieback retaining wall in 2005-2006, which was necessitated by construction of an adjacent building and represented a substantial investment of $7,500. A roofing project from 1996 is recorded, though this permit has since expired.

A notable complaint was filed in December 2006 regarding unpermitted construction work and associated traffic disturbances, which was not officially marked as resolved until August 2007. The building's history includes multiple street-related incidents in the vicinity, with the most recent being a garbage and debris case in September 2024. There have been recurring issues with parking violations near the property, including two separate cases of driveway blocking in September 2022, though these incidents occurred outside the building itself.

Previous incidents include abandoned vehicles (most recently in October 2021), double parking complaints (September 2020), and other street maintenance issues such as flickering streetlights (December 2013) and loose garbage (also December 2013). A general service request to the Bureau of Urban Forestry was made in April 2010, though specific details were not provided in the records. While the building's permit history shows attention to major structural issues, the surrounding area has experienced various urban maintenance challenges over the years, primarily related to parking and street cleanliness.