200 Noe St, San Francisco, CA 94114

The Shatara Family Trust-owned property at 200 Noe Street in the Duboce Triangle neighborhood is a two-story multi-family residential building with three units and a commercial storefront, constructed in 1904. The building has undergone several accessibility improvements in recent years, most notably with a $10,000 upgrade in December 2024 to install a power door operator, portable ramp, sign, and buzzer at the storefront entrance to comply with the Accessible Business Entrance program.

This followed a previous attempt in December 2022 to modify the entrance landing and slope for ADA accessibility, though that permit was withdrawn. A significant complaint was filed in September 2014 regarding potentially unsafe lead paint removal work being conducted without proper permits or identification, though this complaint is now listed as not active. In late 2024, the property has generated multiple service calls, primarily related to street cleaning issues with reports of overflowing city garbage cans between October and December 2024.

There have also been several reports of parking violations (sidewalk parking) that officers were unable to validate, and instances of non-offensive graffiti on or near the property during the same period. A street space permit was issued in September 2014, though its specific purpose is not detailed in the available records. The most recent building improvements focusing on accessibility integration demonstrate the owner's commitment to maintaining compliance with current regulations, while the recent service calls suggest ongoing challenges with waste management and street maintenance in the immediate vicinity of the property.