341-343 Surrey St, San Francisco, CA 94131

The property at 341-343 Surrey Street in Glen Park is a two-unit, two-story multi-family residential building constructed in 1908, currently owned by the Thomas J Ramm Living Trust. The building has a notable history of maintenance and compliance issues, with the most pressing current concern being an active complaint (200904804) from May 2009 regarding improperly rebuilt rear stairs and decks, which were reportedly removed without proper permits. This issue appears to relate to safety concerns, given that the structure reportedly required a second exit.

A significant renovation project was attempted in 2007, including substantial interior work, window replacements, and kitchen remodels, but some permits expired without completion. The property has undergone various improvements over the years, including the installation of a solar power system in 2017, hardwood floor upgrades in 2010, and several plumbing and electrical upgrades. The building experienced multiple code violations in the 2000s, including improper vent connector and flue termination issues (2000), an unpermitted shed construction (2006), and the aforementioned deck/ stair concerns (2009). Some of these violations were eventually addressed and closed, including fire code violations from 2010 regarding permit requirements.

More recently, there have been several plumbing and sewer-related issues documented through 311 calls between 2018-2022, with multiple reports of water leaks and sewer problems, though these appear to have been resolved through appropriate channels. The property has also had some fire safety concerns, including blocked exits and general permit violations in 2010, though these were subsequently abated. The building's recent history shows continued maintenance and improvement work, though some past violations and complaints suggest attention is required to ensure all improvements are properly permitted and comply with safety standards. The property has met various inspection requirements over the years, with many older violations being resolved, though the current status of the active 2009 stair/ deck complaint remains notable.