331 Vicksburg St, San Francisco, CA 94114

The two-unit residential building at 331 Vicksburg Street in Noe Valley, owned by Julia Relinghaus, was constructed in 1924 and has experienced several significant maintenance events over the past decades. Most recently, in April 2024, the kitchen circuit was upgraded with a new breaker circuit, indicating ongoing electrical system maintenance.

The building has undergone multiple infrastructure improvements, including a reroofing project in 2013 costing $4,800, and previously completed repairs to address earthquake damage in 1990 involving plaster replacement. In the late 1990s, there were multiple attempts to address stairway issues, with several permits related to replacing dry rot at the rear of the building, though some of these permits expired before completion. The property has maintained basic safety standards, with no recorded fire incidents causing civilian injuries, though there was a documented water or steam leak incident.

Recent municipal service requests have primarily involved street and public spaces services, including several 311 calls in late 2023 related to street environmental services and a 2020 sign repair request. Historical records show attention to structural integrity, with a 1990 permit for securing the mudsill to the foundation using chemical grout anchors, and a 1991 conversion project to add habitable space beyond the existing units. The building's maintenance history suggests regular upkeep, with no pattern of recurring issues or safety concerns documented in the available records.