398 Day St, San Francisco, CA 94131

The two-unit residential building at 398 Day Street in Noe Valley, owned by the Resmini Family Living Trust, has a documented history dating back to its 1938 construction. The property experienced several significant structural and safety-related events over the years, including a notable incident in December 2012 when a car damaged the exterior wall of the detached garage, requiring subsequent repairs to the stucco, studs, and framing. In 2018, a sewer replacement was completed, and in 2008, water service work was performed, indicating attention to critical infrastructure maintenance.

The building's exterior features have undergone various modifications, including a completed stair repair in 2013 and a more substantial project in 2005 to reconstruct an exterior stair and balcony, though this permit expired. Recent activity from 2023-2024 has included multiple 311 calls, primarily related to external maintenance issues such as graffiti, pavement defects, and sewer problems, with the most recent being a sewage backup in February 2024. There have also been several parking-related incidents near the property, including abandoned vehicles and driveway blocking cases.

The building has experienced some violations and complaints, including a 2011 issue regarding unauthorized construction of a planter and wall that reportedly affected neighbors' windows, and a 2013 complaint about lead-based paint disturbance, though these matters were subsequently resolved. Infrastructure improvements have been documented, including a 1989 basement unit addition, and a 2024 smoke detector activation with no fire-related injuries was recorded. The property has active unresolved issues from 2024 related to a building window or structure being hit, a pavement defect, a faded street sign, and sidewalk garbage concerns, suggesting ongoing maintenance requirements.