333 Chattanooga St, San Francisco, CA 94114

The two-unit multi-family residential building at 333 Chattanooga Street in Noe Valley, owned by Joseph C. Fusco, is a two-story flats and duplex structure dating back to 1911.

The property's documented history shows several notable infrastructure maintenance issues, most concerningly two sewage backup incidents in 2019 (January and April) involving 4-inch sewer vents, with one incident requiring the recommendation to call a plumber due to the lack of a trap on the sidewalk, and another citing completed field work. A sidewalk defect was reported in 2011 involving lifting, though it's not specified if this was addressed.

The only building permit on record is from 1995 for repairs to dry rot in the porch handrail, which appears to have expired without confirmation of completion. Recent maintenance issues include an open complaint from December 2024 regarding a damaged tree, and two customer callbacks in 2019, one related to sewage matters and the other to general public works, though these cases were closed due to insufficient information and resolution, respectively. While the 2019 sewer incidents were resolved through official channels, the frequency of plumbing-related issues in close succession raises potential concerns about the building's historical infrastructure stability.