200 23rd Ave, San Francisco, CA 94121

The three-story multi-family residential building at 200 23rd Avenue in the Central Richmond neighborhood, owned by the Filippo Rose Trust, was constructed in 1909 and contains three units. The property has a documented history of commercial use, most recently as a restaurant with an ABC Type 41 license, while the building's ground floor retail space appears to have been permitted for continued restaurant use under Planning Code Section 710.

The building's maintenance record shows several significant events, including completed installations of fire suppression systems and exhaust hoods in 1992, reroofing work in 1995 (though this permit has expired), and rear stair repairs completed in 1985. Two street space permits were issued in 2007 and 2012, though these involved minimal costs of $1.00. In terms of recent activity, there have been several service calls and enforcement actions in the vicinity of the building between 2021 and 2024, primarily related to parking enforcement and street cleaning issues.

The most recent incidents include resolved cases of garbage and debris (October 2024), illegal parking (November 2023), and graffiti on a fire hydrant (September 2023). Two historical planning records from the early 2000s show enforcement actions regarding an illegal change of use of a garage space, though this appears to have been resolved with no violations found. The property has also experienced occasional issues with graffiti (most recently in 2021) and has required various municipal services to address street cleaning needs, with most cases being resolved through standard city processes.