124 Girard St, San Francisco, CA 94134

The two-unit residential building at 124 Girard Street in the Portola neighborhood, owned by Sheryl Lee Lam, was constructed in 1906 and consists of two stories. The property has undergone several significant renovations over its lifetime, with the most recent major work occurring in 2017 when both staircase repairs (costing $2,000) and re-roofing (costing $11,000) were completed.

One of the most notable incidents in the building's history occurred in late 2007 when unauthorized construction work was reported, involving a 6ft x 12ft extension to an existing rear cottage with plumbing and electrical work, which led to building violations that were ultimately resolved by June 2008 following the removal of an illegal addition to the storage shed. The building has received several external improvements, including installation of vinyl siding on both the front and rear of the home in 1986. Recent activity at the property has primarily consisted of routine maintenance and municipal services, including catch basin maintenance in 2023 and street cleaning calls in 2016 and 2024.

The building's permitted work in 2017 indicates attention to maintaining structural elements, while the 2007 illegal construction incident suggests that historically there have been some challenges with unauthorized modifications. The property has maintained a generally stable record since the resolution of the 2007 violations, with no major building code violations or safety concerns reported in recent years. Regular municipal service interactions have primarily focused on street maintenance and general neighborhood upkeep rather than building-specific issues.