1530 Sanchez St, San Francisco, CA 94131

The two-unit residential building at 1530 Sanchez Street in Noe Valley, built in 1904, has undergone several significant renovations and maintenance work over the past two decades. Most recently, in October 2023, multiple gas insert installations and gas supply modifications were completed, with one of these permits unfortunately expiring before completion.

The building has received proper maintenance attention, including the installation of a fireplace in 2010 and earlier improvements such as window replacements and exterior stair rebuilding in 2003, though these older repairs are now two decades old. A building complaint was filed in January 2013 regarding potentially unsafe exterior painting methods using electric sanders without proper dust control measures, particularly concerning given the building's age and potential lead paint concerns; however, this complaint was quickly addressed and resolved within three days. The property has experienced various environmental and infrastructure issues recently, including a collapsed sidewalk reported in January 2024 that was subsequently resolved.

There have been multiple parking enforcement actions recorded in 2023-2024, primarily related to driveway blockages, with several citations being issued. The surrounding area has seen regular urban maintenance activities, including street cleaning and graffiti removal, with the most recent street cleaning issues being addressed in mid-2024. While the building permits and maintenance history suggest reasonable upkeep of the property's core systems, particular attention should be paid to the two expired gas-related permits from late 2023, as well as the historical complaint regarding unsafe painting practices from ten years ago (now resolved), though this may indicate some past limitations in adherence to safety protocols during maintenance work.