1760 Mckinnon Ave, San Francisco, CA 94124

The two-unit residential building at 1760 McKinnon Avenue in Bayview, owned by Howard J. Newman, was constructed in 1990 as a one-story flats and duplex structure. The building's maintenance record shows several significant events, with the most substantial being a 2016 reroofing project costing $10,000 and investigations into dry rot that required removal of stucco lines and framing inspections.

Two earlier permit records from 1988 are of historical interest: one for the completion of the two-unit building, and a cancelled permit related to the demolition of a storage shed. The property has experienced several infrastructure and maintenance issues over the past years, most notably a sewage backup incident in March 2021 that required attention from PUC Sewer Operations. There have been multiple parking-related incidents in the vicinity, including illegal sidewalk parking (2024), double parking (2025), and driveway blockage (2020), suggesting ongoing challenges with parking enforcement in the area.

Other recorded incidents include various park-related issues, with three separate complaints about park-related problems between 2021 and 2024, though most were resolved without requiring further action. A pavement defect was reported in October 2017, and there was one documented case of a structural maintenance issue in a park area in March 2024, though this case was ultimately deemed invalid under the 311 system. The building's documented history shows regular interaction with city services primarily related to parking enforcement and routine maintenance issues, with no recorded safety violations directly affecting the residential structure itself. The most recent building permit from 2016 indicates that significant maintenance work has been completed, though it's worth noting this is now several years old in relation to the building's current condition.