1160 Potrero Ave, San Francisco, CA 94110

The four-unit apartment building at 1160 Potrero Avenue in San Francisco's Inner Mission neighborhood has experienced various maintenance and safety issues over its history, with the most recent significant work being a completed $24,000 reroofing project in September 2024. Constructed in 1927 and managed under the Bogatsky Family Trust 2011, this two-story multi-family residential building has faced several challenges, particularly during a period of significant violations in 2001-2002. During that time, multiple Housing Code violations were documented, including lack of required fire extinguishers, heating system deficiencies, window repairs, security issues, interior surface problems, smoke detector maintenance needs, and plumbing/electrical violations.

There were also complaints about sewage issues affecting neighboring properties. These violations were eventually abated by April 2002. In more recent history, the building has seen some maintenance activities, including a 2014 complaint about unpermitted basement work and footing modifications, and routine health and safety inspections with various findings.

The most pressing current issues appear to be related to exterior maintenance and cleanliness, with multiple reports (ten in total) of garbage and debris concerns in July 2024, particularly regarding overflowing city garbage cans. Additionally, there was a graffiti incident reported and resolved in October 2024. While many historical violations have been addressed, the building's recent history shows ongoing concerns with exterior cleanliness and waste management, though these are primarily related to street and sidewalk areas rather than the building itself.