1080-1082 Fulton St, San Francisco, CA 94117

The three-story, four-unit multi-family residential building at 1080-1082 Fulton Street in Alamo Square, owned by David & Carol Chenier, has a notable history of maintenance issues primarily related to building envelope deterioration, particularly dry rot. The property, constructed in 1890, has undergone several significant repairs over the past decade, including multiple siding and roofing projects between 2017-2019, with documented work on window bays, flashing, gutters, and shingles totaling approximately $41,000 in repairs.

Plumbing infrastructure improvements were made in 2016 with the replacement of the house trap and sewer line, following earlier work in 2009. The building currently has active violations regarding lead-based paint contamination, with complaints filed in July 2019 that led to notices of violation and a director's hearing in December 2021. This pattern of repairs and maintenance issues is significant, though historical violations for unpermitted roofing work from 2001 were resolved.

Recent building complaints have included concerns about chipping paint in common areas and mold issues (2019), though these matters appear to remain unresolved. The property has also experienced various infrastructure-related maintenance issues, as evidenced by the frequency of building permits for street space work (2019-2020) and multiple 311 calls regarding parking violations and sidewalk maintenance in recent years, suggesting ongoing challenges with property upkeep and adjacent infrastructure. A carbon monoxide incident was recorded with no civilian injuries reported, though specific details about the incident are not provided in the records.