200-210 Miramar Ave, San Francisco, CA 94112

The two-story, five-unit multi-family residential building at 200-210 Miramar Avenue in the Ingleside neighborhood was constructed in 1927 and has experienced several significant maintenance and safety-related events over its history. The property underwent a routine housing inspection in 2010 that revealed multiple issues requiring attention, including concerns about lead-based paint, exterior mold/mildew, weatherproofing problems, and painting needs. Earlier inspections in 2003 had identified safety concerns regarding wood stairs, the central alarm system, and smoke detectors, though these violations were abated by May 2003.

Historical maintenance records show repairs to dryrot on the front stucco wall in 1997, reroofing work in 1991, and repairs to damage caused by a car incident in 1983. More recently, from June to December 2024, there has been a notable pattern of abandoned furniture and debris cases reported through 311 calls, with eight separate incidents involving various types of abandoned materials, including furniture and electronics. While these recent issues don't directly affect building safety, they may indicate challenges with waste management in the vicinity.

The building has experienced three documented false fire alarm incidents, though none resulted in civilian injuries. Two sidewalk-related maintenance issues were recorded: a sidewalk repair permit in 2003 and a parking enforcement call in 2024. The property's routine inspection history shows regular oversight by Housing Inspection Services, with all identified violations eventually being addressed and marked as "Not Active."