1401 San Bruno Ave, San Francisco, CA 94110

The two-story multi-family residential building at 1401 San Bruno Ave in the Inner Mission, owned by Jesus Gomez, has a documented history dating back to its construction in 1900. The property, which contains two units, has undergone several significant structural improvements throughout its history, including a major foundation upgrade in 1993 costing $10,000, and the installation of partition walls for storage in 1983. A notable safety concern emerged in 2004 when complaints were filed regarding peeling paint and potential lead hazards, though these violations were officially abated by December 2007.

An earlier incident in 1999 raised immediate safety concerns when a bathroom ceiling collapse was reported, though this specific issue was resolved within one day (October 26, 1999). In recent months (late 2024), the property has been the subject of multiple municipal service calls, primarily relating to sidewalk conditions. There have been several reports of collapsed sidewalks between November and December 2024, though city inspectors determined these were merely aesthetic cracks and did not warrant repairs.

Other recent issues included concerns about garbage and debris (furniture) on the street, illegal postings, and parking violations, all of which have been resolved through standard municipal procedures. Two street space permits were issued, one in 2019 and another in 2006, though their specific purposes and impacts are not detailed in the records. The building's documented history shows a pattern of addressing structural and safety issues when they arise, though some recent infrastructure problems related to the public sidewalk have been noted as cosmetic rather than structural. The property has maintained compliance with housing regulations since the resolution of the lead paint violation in 2007, with no recurring building violations noted in recent years.