201 Masonic Ave, San Francisco, CA 94118

The two-unit multi-family residential building at 201 Masonic Avenue in San Francisco's Lone Mountain neighborhood was constructed in 1941 and is owned by the Ronald Vallee Revocable Liv Trust. The property has undergone several significant maintenance and upgrade projects over the years, most notably two complete reroofing projects in 1997 and 2016 (the latter costing $18,000), and multiple electrical system improvements including an upgrade from fuse to circuit breaker service in 2005, the installation of a gas forced air furnace in 2013, and an attempt to install two garage door openers in 2007 (though this permit expired without confirmation of completion).

The building has experienced a pattern of graffiti incidents in recent months, with multiple reports between October and November 2024 affecting the sidewalk, poles, and the building itself. While these incidents were addressed by city services, they represent the most significant recent maintenance concern. The property has had minimal fire-related incidents, with only one recorded electrical wiring/equipment problem (date not specified) and no civilian injuries reported in any of the fire-related calls.

The building's utility and public service interactions have been generally routine, including several resolved garbage and debris cases between October 2024 and January 2025, along with some utility billing matters and transportation service requests. The most recent building-related incident was a garbage and debris report in January 2025, which was also resolved. While the property has maintained its basic infrastructure through regular updates, the cluster of graffiti incidents in late 2024 suggests an area-wide maintenance challenge rather than a specific building issue.