209 Vicksburg St, San Francisco, CA 94114

The two-unit, two-story residential building at 209 Vicksburg Street in Noe Valley, owned by the Frederick M Salan Revocable Trust, has a documented history dating back to its 1902 construction. Most recently, in December 2019, the building underwent maintenance work to repair and paint its front elevation, address rot issues in the siding and trim, with this $7,200 project successfully completed.

The property has experienced several notable maintenance events over the past three decades, including bathroom and kitchen remodeling in 1994, dry rot and termite repairs in 1993, and a horizontal addition permit in 1991 (though this permit eventually expired). In 1988, there was an attempt to remove an existing enclosed two-story porch, but this permit was cancelled.

The building's external environment has experienced relatively few incidents since 2014, with the most significant recent events being a graffiti removal case in November 2021 and a parking enforcement issue in March 2022 involving a blocked driveway. A general service request was made to the Department of Public Works in 2014, though no actionable conditions were found during inspection. The property's maintenance record indicates regular upkeep, particularly focusing on addressing structural issues such as dry rot and termite damage in the early 1990s, with more recent efforts concentrated on preserving the building's exterior through repairs and painting work.