812 York St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The two-unit multi-family residential building at 812 York Street in the Inner Mission, owned by Bullock James M and Saltman Nin, was constructed in 1906 as a two-story flats and duplex structure. The building has a documented history of addressing safety concerns, notably when a wooden utility ladder at the rear of the building prompted a violation notice in September 2009, which was subsequently removed in compliance with city orders by March 2010.

Earlier improvements to the building include a stairway replacement project completed in 1986. The property has recently experienced several maintenance and safety issues, with the most significant being sewer-related problems in December 2023, including flooding on the property and a sewer vent issue that required attention from the Public Utilities Commission.

Since then, multiple reports of general sanitation concerns have been filed, with a notable cluster of garbage and debris incidents recorded throughout 2024, including instances involving hazardous materials such as liquids (reported in March 2024). The building's management appears to have responded to these issues, as evidenced by the "Closed Case Resolved" statuses on most recent complaint calls. While the property has maintained compliance with building codes since the 2009 ladder removal, the recent pattern of sewer and sanitation-related complaints suggests ongoing infrastructure and maintenance challenges that have emerged over the past year.