246 Ripley St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The two-unit multi-family residential building at 246 Ripley St in Bernal Heights is a single-story flats and duplex structure built in 1911, currently owned by Diane L Ross. The property's documented maintenance history shows two significant infrastructure upgrades: a roofing project from October 1997, though this permit has since expired, and a completed sewer system upgrade in January 2010 that involved replacing the main house sewer pipe to the side house trap.

The building's recent history has been primarily marked by street-level maintenance issues rather than structural concerns. In 2023, there was a resolved case involving loose garbage on the street, and in 2019, there was an incident requiring outreach and enforcement regarding litter receptacles.

An abandoned vehicle report from October 2013, involving a red Toyota Tacoma pickup truck, was handled promptly by the Department of Transportation, with the vehicle being gone upon their arrival. The relative age of these street-related incidents, particularly the 2013 vehicle complaint and the 2019 receptacle issue, suggests they were isolated occurrences rather than ongoing problems, and none of the documented events raise significant concerns about the building's structural integrity or habitability.