585 Texas St, San Francisco, CA 94107

The property at 585 Texas Street is a single-story multi-family residential building constructed in 2010, containing two units under the ownership of the Otto C Zuniga Trust. The building's construction history reveals a significant renovation project that began in 2006, involving the addition of a two-car garage and a new 4-bedroom residence, with subsequent revisions in 2009 showing completed demolition of roofs, walls, and floors. This demolition phase triggered a building violation in May 2009 for exceeding the scope of allowable work, though this violation was ultimately abated by April 2011. The project included comprehensive infrastructure updates, with multiple permits issued in 2009-2010 for electrical, plumbing, and heating systems installation, including new 200-amp electrical service, extensive wiring, and HVAC systems for both units.

More recent concerns have centered around structural issues, with a complaint filed in October 2020 regarding a tilting concrete retaining wall with wood fence at the north property line of the rear yard, which was noted as potentially unsafe. This issue was marked as not active but remains part of the building's history. The property has experienced several infrastructure-related incidents, including water leaks and sewer issues, particularly in 2019 and 2020. A 311 call from October 2020 regarding building inspection was transferred to the Department of Building Inspection.

The most recent relevant service-related incident occurred in January 2025, when an encampment issue was reported near the property. The building's permits and violations illustrate a complex construction history with multiple phases of work and some regulatory challenges, though most of these issues appear to have been resolved. The property underwent a significant transformation from an existing single-family dwelling to its current two-unit configuration, with substantial improvements to its systems and features. The recent history shows ongoing maintenance and infrastructure challenges, though specific recent violations or ongoing issues do not appear in the current records.