3760 Cesar Chavez St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The two-unit multi-family residential building at 3760 Cesar Chavez St in Noe Valley, owned by First Samoan Congregational, has a notable history dating back to its 1900 construction. The property experienced significant security and safety concerns in the late 1990s, with multiple housing inspection complaints filed in 1997 regarding unauthorized occupants and general building violations, including reports of the building being vacant and unsecure with squatters.

These issues were documented between February and June 1997, during a period when a demolition permit was also filed but later expired. In recent years, the property area has faced ongoing challenges with street cleanliness and parking enforcement, particularly in 2024, with multiple reports of garbage and debris on the street, including loose garbage, abandoned items, and a mattress.

There has also been a recurring issue with vehicles blocking driveways, with at least four documented incidents between March and June 2024, though enforcement officers frequently reported being unable to locate the offending vehicles. One structural maintenance issue was recorded in late 2023 regarding a damaged side sewer vent cover, which was resolved and noted as a duplicate report. Despite these ongoing maintenance and parking challenges in the surrounding area, there have been no recent complaints or reported security concerns regarding the building itself since the 1997 incidents.