47 Leo St, San Francisco, CA 94112

The two-unit residential building at 47 Leo Street in the Mission Terrace neighborhood, owned by Paul T & Mai V Le 2002 Revo, has experienced several notable infrastructure and environmental challenges since its construction in 1976.

The most significant issues have been recurring sewage problems, with documented back-ups occurring in April and June of 2022, as well as in April 2019, when city workers noted multiple residences on the block were affected. The building's surroundings have faced persistent cleanliness challenges, with three documented incidents of human or animal waste on the street or sidewalk between 2020 and 2024, and a concerning incident of medical waste (needles) reported in November 2021.

Additional environmental incidents include the improper disposal of a Christmas tree in January 2022, though this was subsequently addressed by Recology, and general loose garbage that required attention in April 2015. The property, classified as a one-story flats and duplex building, has consistently required various municipal services for maintenance of both the building and its immediate surroundings, with the most recent service calls in 2024 and 2023 indicating ongoing sanitation challenges in the immediate vicinity.