1122 Florida St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The two-unit multi-family residential building at 1122 Florida Street in the Inner Mission, owned by the Herrera Jose Luis Trust, has a complex history dating back to its 1910 construction. The most significant incident occurred in 2001-2002 when the property experienced a fire, leading to subsequent unauthorized demolition work that was briefly investigated but resolved within two weeks. The building underwent substantial renovations in 2002, including electrical, plumbing, furnace work, insulation, sheetrock, and door installations on the top floor, costing approximately $39,000.

A concerning pattern of waste management issues emerged in 2001 when neighbors reported the occupants allegedly disposing of garbage improperly, and in 2015-2017 there were multiple complaints about garbage receptacles being left out continuously. More recent infrastructure maintenance includes a sidewalk repair permit issued in 2010. The property has experienced several infrastructure challenges, including a sewage backup incident in 2015 that was resolved through Public Utilities Commission intervention.

Recent records from 2018-2022 show various typical urban neighborhood issues, such as parking violations and street cleaning matters, though these don't directly pertain to the building's condition or occupancy. A notable complaint was filed regarding potential unauthorized room-by-room rental practices, though there is no indication of any official enforcement action resulting from this report. The most recent 311 call related to the property was from November 2024 concerning an abandoned refrigerator, though this was determined to be on private property rather than on the street.