61 Maynard St, San Francisco, CA 94112

The two-unit residential building at 61 Maynard Street in the Excelsior neighborhood is a two-story flats and duplex structure built in 1908, currently owned by the Lai Sheung Chan Trust. The building has a series of expired permits from the mid-1990s, including several related to ground floor room additions, complete siding work, bathroom remodeling, and associated renewals, with the earliest permit issued in October 1996.

The property's most notable recent activity has been a concerning pattern of waste management issues, with eight documented incidents of garbage and debris complaints between July 2024 and January 2025, many involving hazardous materials or abandoned waste, though most were resolved through municipal intervention. The building's parking-related incidents have been frequent during the same period, with three documented cases of sidewalk parking violations and two driveway blocking complaints between July and December 2024, suggesting ongoing challenges with parking enforcement in the area.

While there has been one recorded fire-related incident in the vicinity categorized as a good intent call with no civilian injuries, this was not directly related to the building itself. The property has no documented tenant buyouts, though there were two related transactions on nearby addresses (94 Ney Street and 73 Maynard Street) in 2018-2019, with amounts ranging from $13,700 to $22,092 for one or two tenants each, indicating potential development activity in the immediate area during that period. The building's last documented significant construction activity occurred in 1998-2000, when work was being performed on its exterior and interior systems, though the precise nature of these improvements is not fully detailed in the records.