4215-4217 Cesar Chavez St, San Francisco, CA 94131

The two-unit residential building at 4215-4217 Cesar Chavez Street in Noe Valley, constructed in 1907, has experienced several significant structural and safety-related issues over its history. Most notably, in 2008, the property faced serious concerns regarding the safety of its two-story rear deck and stair structure, which serves as the primary means of egress for the building. This situation required a Notice of Violation (NOV) and subsequent repairs costing $2,500 to address dry rot issues and improve guardrail safety compliance.

A separate complaint regarding unauthorized deck construction was filed that same year, though was resolved within a week. Of particular concern is an active housing violation from 1999 regarding illegal units in the basement/garage and attic space, which remains unresolved. More recent history shows relatively routine urban maintenance issues, with several 311 calls between 2022-2024 primarily regarding garbage collection noise and street cleaning concerns.

There were also two requests for red color curb implementation in 2013-2014, though the outcomes of these requests are not documented in the provided data. It's worth noting that while the building underwent some interior improvements in 2008 (kitchen cabinet and counter replacement), this permit application was ultimately withdrawn. The most recent property activity has been limited to standard urban service requests rather than property-specific issues, though the long-standing illegal unit violation remains a significant point of concern in the building's history.