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San Francisco panel continues appeal over revoked occupancy certificate for Guerrero Street cottage
Summary
The Building Inspection Commission continued to March 18 an appeal by property owner Satish Gupta after DBI revoked a Certificate of Final Completion and Occupancy (CFC) for a rear cottage at 1142A Guerrero St., citing missing permits and records; owner and tenant gave sharply contrasting accounts.
The San Francisco Building Inspection Commission on Feb. 18 moved the contested appeal over the revocation of a Certificate of Final Completion and Occupancy for a small rear building at 1142A Guerrero Street to a March 18 hearing after extended argument from both sides.
The commission heard a detailed presentation from Senior Inspector Patrick O’Riordan, who said a CFC and an over-the-counter permit were issued in June 2014 but that city records do not show a building permit or planning review that would legally document conversion of the rear structure from a storage shed to a dwelling. O’Riordan said earlier permits from 2002–03 were for dry-rot and water-damage repairs and “would not have the credibility” to establish a conversion and that department records thus do not…
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