2149-2151 North Point St, San Francisco, CA 94123

The four-story, two-unit residential building at 2149-2151 North Point Street in the Marina neighborhood, owned by Bruce J. Stone, was constructed in 1926 and has undergone several significant renovations and improvements over the years.

Major work was completed in 2003, including electrical system upgrades with the installation of 20 lights, 40 receptacles, 30 circuits, and two panels, as well as an elevator motor installation. Prior to this, the property underwent various modifications in 2002, including the replacement of an aluminum greenhouse system with traditional wood doors and windows at a cost of $30,000. The building's historical permit records reveal some administrative challenges, including multiple permit renewals and revisions between 2001-2003, particularly concerning partition wall removals and skylight modifications.

Recent activity at the property has primarily consisted of parking enforcement issues, with multiple incidents of driveway blocking reported between 2018 and 2023, suggesting ongoing challenges with on-street parking in the area. The most recent building-related permits were all successfully completed, and there have been no active building violations on record since February 2002, when a notice was issued regarding an expired permit. Planning records indicate a proposal to remove a rear deck and replace it with a two-story addition, though this status is listed as "Closed." While the building has experienced various maintenance and operational issues over the years, particularly regarding parking and permit management, the major systems and structural components appear to have received regular attention and upgrades.