296-298 Fair Oaks St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The two-unit residential building at 296-298 Fair Oaks Street in Noe Valley, owned by Murphy Family Survivor's Trust, is a two-story flats and duplex structure built in 1903. The property has undergone several infrastructure improvements over the years, including the replacement of a house trap in 2014 and installation of underground electrical service in 2004, while a garage construction permit from 1986 is listed as expired. Recent maintenance issues have primarily centered around tree management, with multiple 311 calls in late 2024 regarding overgrown trees and pruning requests, though these are being handled under the city's Prop-E program.

The property has experienced some environmental challenges, including a planted tree complaint in October 2024, pavement defects (November 2024), and various street maintenance concerns throughout 2024. Additional service calls from 2024 have included noise complaints related to garbage collection, illegal parking issues, and a couple of cases involving debris and homelessness concerns on the adjacent street and sidewalk areas, all of which have been resolved through normal city processes. Notably, there is a historical fire incident on record involving a building or structure collapse, though no civilian injuries were reported in connection with this event.

The building's permit history shows regular maintenance of street access between 2009-2014, with minimal recent construction activity documented. The property has also experienced occasional issues with tree maintenance, parking enforcement, and street cleaning, though most recent service calls have been resolved promptly. The cumulative record suggests the building has been maintained to code requirements, with most recent issues being typical of urban residential properties rather than indicating any significant systemic problems with the building itself.