2908 23rd St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The property at 2908 23rd Street in San Francisco's Inner Mission district is a mixed-use site dating back to 1900, classified as a 2 Dwellings on One Parcel building. Currently listed under the Multi-Family Residential use code, the single-story lot is owned by David P. and Janiece Bruzzone.

The building's only recorded permit activity was for a sidewalk-related permit issued in 2004, with no associated costs. The recent history of the property shows recurring issues with parking violations, particularly sidewalk parking, with three documented enforcement calls between September 2024 and May 2024, though in each case, officers were either unable to locate the vehicle or could not validate the reported issue. The property has experienced several sidewalk and street maintenance challenges, including a significant incident in October 2022 involving a lifted sidewalk and scaffolding safety concerns that required contractor intervention and the proper securing of scaffolding. Multiple reports of loose garbage and waste were logged between 2021 and 2023, with the Department of Public Works responding to clean-up needs in March 2021, April 2022, October 2022, and May 2023.

A documented case of human or animal waste requiring attention was reported in April 2022. Parking violations also affected the property, with at least one documented case of driveway blocking in May 2021 that resulted in enforcement action. The compilation of these reports suggests ongoing challenges with both parking enforcement and street maintenance in the immediate vicinity of the property, with particular attention needed to address waste accumulation and sidewalk conditions. The most recent incidents have primarily focused on parking-related issues, though the frequency of sidewalk maintenance and street cleaning concerns appears to have diminished somewhat over the past few years.