240-242 Lee Ave, San Francisco, CA 94112

The two-unit residential building at 240-242 Lee Avenue in the Ingleside neighborhood was constructed in 1989 after the demolition of a previous structure in 1982. The property experienced significant maintenance and safety issues in early 2002, when multiple violations were documented, including problems with mold and mildew, plumbing issues, interior surface damage, sanitation concerns, broken windows, water damage, and fire safety deficiencies. These violations were addressed and officially abated by July 30, 2002.

The building had a concerning complaint about a possible illegal ground floor unit during the same period, though this issue was also marked as not active by July 2002. Since then, the property has maintained a relatively low profile regarding building violations. The most recent documented issues involve repeated parking enforcement matters in 2022, with multiple complaints about driveway blocking by a black BMW, resulting in several citations being issued, though some cases could not be validated.

Two other parking violations were recorded in 2021 - one for sidewalk parking (Honda Civic) and another for driveway blocking (Lexus). A street cleaning issue involving loose garbage was resolved by Recology in January 2022. Other than these parking-related concerns, there have been no recent building complaints or violations on record, suggesting improved maintenance and compliance with housing codes since the 2002 issues were resolved.