300 Bocana St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The 4-unit, 2-story apartment building at 300 Bocana St in Bernal Heights, built in 1959 and currently owned by Scott Shane Revocable Trust, has undergone several significant renovations and faced various maintenance challenges over the past two decades. Most notably, in 2017, the building underwent multiple substantial improvements including kitchen and bathroom remodels ($35,000), dry rot repairs, and window replacements ($6,000), though these projects initially prompted some violations for work done without proper permits before being resolved. Earlier renovations in 2008 addressed similar issues, with multiple bathroom remodels and dry rot repairs totaling approximately $22,000. The building has a documented history of maintenance issues related to dry rot, windows, and plumbing systems, with all major repairs being properly permitted and completed once violations were addressed.

The property faced several regulatory challenges between 2001-2002, including multiple violations regarding fire safety systems, lead paint hazards, and other maintenance issues, though these were all resolved by January 2002. A more recent fire safety violation regarding combustible storage was documented in 2016, though there are no current active violations on record. The most recent building-related complaint occurred in 2018 regarding electrical systems, which was promptly corrected within one month. The property has undergone regular maintenance and improvements, as evidenced by multiple completed permits for various systems including plumbing and electrical upgrades.

Recent concerns have primarily centered around parking issues, with multiple citations for parking violations near the property being recorded between 2023-2024, though these are external issues not directly related to the building's condition or safety. The building's maintenance history shows proper attention to repair and upgrading systems, though the initial permit violations in 2017 created temporary concerns about compliance. The property has maintained active compliance with building codes since addressing the 2016 violation, and recent major repairs have been properly permitted and completed according to records. While the building experienced historical issues with dry rot and windows requiring multiple repairs, these problems appear to have been effectively addressed through proper remediation and upgrades.