15-17 Ney St, San Francisco, CA 94112

The three-story multi-family residential building located at 15-17 Ney Street in the Excelsior neighborhood was built in 1908 and contains two units. The property has undergone several significant maintenance and compliance-related updates over the years, including a sidewalk repair (2003), replacement of front stairs (2003), and the legalization of basement rooms in 1994. Documentation indicates multiple fire code violations, with the most recent documented citations in 2022 and 2018, though some violations from 2012 (related to alarm systems) and 2009 (operating without a permit) were corrected.

The building's roof was replaced in 1991, and more recent infrastructure work includes a pavement fix related to an uneven surface, which was scheduled for completion in January 2025. The property has experienced recurring issues with street maintenance, particularly with garbage overflow, as evidenced by several Recology service requests in late 2024 and early 2025. While these incidents occurred on public property, they may impact resident experience.

The building's most recent fire-related incident occurred in late 2018, involving an outside rubbish fire that resulted in no civilian injuries and was deemed unintentional. The building's ownership, under Cristobal Uribe S, shows consistent attention to maintaining and upgrading the property, though the history of fire code violations suggests periodic compliance challenges. The relatively high number of recent garbage-related incidents in the vicinity (eight documented cases between December 2024 and January 2025) indicates ongoing challenges with street maintenance in the immediate area, though these are municipal rather than building-specific issues.