1716 Castro St, San Francisco, CA 94131

At 1716 Castro Street is a 2-story, 3-unit multi-family residential building constructed in 1908, currently owned by the Richard J Uland Revocable Trust. The building has a relatively clean safety record, with only two documented fire incidents: a false alarm and a minor elevator rescue, neither of which resulted in civilian injuries. The building's maintenance history shows one plumbing improvement from 2014 involving a gas house line extension, which was completed without incident.

The property has generated multiple municipal service requests in 2024, predominantly related to street cleaning and garbage issues, with six separate reports concerning abandoned garbage or debris between February and September. More recently, there was a report of public graffiti from June 2024 that remains open as of the report date. Two garbage collection-related complaints were made in October 2024, one regarding collection noise and another involving uncollected debris.

The building's parking and transportation history includes a driveway blocking incident in October 2023 that was resolved through enforcement action, and there is an open temporary sign request from May 2022 for a moving vehicle zone. A public works service request from December 2023 was closed with no conditions found. While the street cleaning and garbage-related issues are notable, they appear to be more related to the surrounding area rather than the building itself, and most service requests have been promptly addressed or resolved.