129 Leland Ave, San Francisco, CA 94134

129 Leland Avenue is a three-story, mixed-use residential building constructed in 2002 under the ownership of Miguel and Maria Guadal Ramirez, containing four residential units and ground-floor commercial space. The building's development history shows significant safety preparedness measures, including the installation of a comprehensive fire sprinkler system throughout the building in 2001 (completed at a cost of $7,000) and subsequent revisions to the system, demonstrating adherence to fire safety regulations.

During its construction period in 2000-2002, there was one notable compliance issue when work was temporarily halted due to a violation complaint in March 2000, though this was resolved by May 2001. The building has undergone several routine inspections and faced periodic issues, including a 2019 violation related to the Vacant or Abandoned Commercial Storefront Ordinance, and a 2008 inspection that identified multiple safety compliance items regarding fire extinguishers and gas utility requirements, all of which were subsequently resolved. Recent maintenance concerns have primarily focused on external factors, as evidenced by multiple 2024 reports about tree-related sidewalk damage and a December 2024 sidewalk defect report.

Other exterior maintenance issues have included occasional problems with garbage and debris (2024) and instances of parking violations on the sidewalk (2023). The property underwent a formal routine housing inspection in 2011, which was completed without any noted violations. The building's permits and inspection records suggest generally responsible management, with most historical issues being promptly addressed according to regulatory requirements.