1714 Lombard St, San Francisco, CA 94123

1714 Lombard Street is a three-story multi-family residential building in San Francisco's Marina neighborhood, constructed in 1924 and currently owned by Walter M E Dawydiak II & Va. The building originally contained two units and has undergone several significant changes over the years, with the most recent major proposed change being a filing in May 2019 to convert the first floor from commercial use to residential/group/congregate housing, along with adding new stairs to a penthouse. The building has experienced some concerning safety issues, particularly in 2003 when there were serious violations regarding the east exterior staircase that led to a several-month enforcement process involving poor-quality corrugated aluminum sheathing, which was reportedly poorly attached and posed a falling hazard, as well as the installation of a gate that impeded egress between the second and third floors.

During 2016, there were complaints about asbestos in heating ducts and dirty heating vents, though these issues were marked as "Not Active". The property has undergone various repairs and maintenance work over the years, including exterior stair repairs in 2003, rear extension drywall work in 2004, and street space/sidewalk work in 2014. More recently, there have been recurring concerns in the vicinity of the address, with multiple 311 calls regarding encampments recorded between 2024 and 2023, though these are external to the building itself.

The area has also seen frequent street cleaning efforts addressed through DPW Operations, with several cases of loose garbage documented and resolved between 2020 and 2024. While these exterior cleaning issues do not directly reflect on the building's internal conditions, they provide context about the surrounding environment. The building's records indicate that while some maintenance and safety issues have been addressed over time, there have been periods of both active enforcement and planned changes to the property's use and configuration.