1075 Shotwell St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The two-unit multi-family residential building at 1075 Shotwell St in the Inner Mission, owned by Carlos Rivera, is a two-story flats and duplex structure built in 1908. The property has a significant history of unresolved violations dating back to late 2011, when multiple housing code violations were documented through a task force inspection. These violations, which remain active as of October 2023, include concerns about construction without proper permits, installation of smoke detectors, window repairs, lead paint hazards, door hardware issues, egress obstruction, and damaged ceiling fireproofing.

The building permit history shows some improvements were attempted in 2013, including window replacements, but these were in response to a notice of violations issued in 2011. During this period, there were also plumbing modifications made to install new venting for water heaters in 2012. More recent maintenance issues have affected the property and surrounding area, though these are primarily external to the building itself.

In 2018, there was a documented issue with a lifted sidewalk caused by tree roots, and in 2020 there were reports of parking violations on the sidewalk. The building's most recent interaction with city services occurred in June 2023, when a graffiti complaint was filed, though this was subject to administrative closure due to technical issues. A driveway blocking incident was reported in October 2024 but was unable to be verified by parking enforcement. While some external infrastructure issues have been addressed, the long-standing housing code violations from 2011 through 2014 suggest ongoing maintenance and compliance challenges within the building itself.