3000 Cesar Chavez St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The two-unit residential building at 3000 Cesar Chavez Street in San Francisco's Inner Mission neighborhood is a one-story structure owned by Eric Neplokh, dating back to 1922. The building has undergone several significant improvements over the years, with the most substantial work occurring in 2017 when electrical upgrades were completed, including a meter relocation and 200-amp service upgrade, following two surveys of the electrical system. A gas houseline extension was also installed in 2009.

Earlier renovations included an interior update in 2002 involving plaster replacement, floor refinishing, and painting, though this permit has since expired. The building's roof was replaced in 1996, and there is an active plumbing complaint from 1998 regarding a broken house trap that remains unresolved. Recent activity around the property has primarily involved street-related incidents, with multiple reports of abandoned vehicles and parking violations in the past year, though these were external to the building itself.

There was one notable incident in December 2024 involving potential damage to the building from a tree, which is currently under investigation. The property is currently listed as having a closed and approved planning record for an AT&T Mobility small cell facility installation on an existing steel pole. No fire incidents have been reported at this address, and the most recent civil inspections show no significant findings. While the building has seen periodic maintenance and upgrades over the years, there are no recent serious safety concerns or building code violations on record.