1206 Fulton St, San Francisco, CA 94117

The 1206 Fulton Street property is a two-story, three-family residential building constructed in 1900, currently owned by the Etcheverry Living Trust. The building has undergone several significant maintenance and compliance projects over the past two decades, with the most pressing concerns centering around the rear deck and stair structure, which has been the subject of multiple permit applications and violations between 2003 and 2013.

This construction was originally completed without proper permits, leading to a series of notices of violation (NOVs) and subsequent permits attempting to legalize the work, including a notable project in 2013 to remove and replace stairs with a budget of $5,000. The building has experienced various maintenance issues requiring attention, particularly concerning safety and habitability.

In 2002, multiple significant repairs were undertaken, including bathroom and kitchen remodels on different floors and addressing hazardous wiring in the garage, with a combined cost of $35,000. There were also serious electrical problems in 2001-2002, including power outages and a broken main breaker box that resulted in violations requiring restoration of power to unit B and proper electrical permits, all of which were eventually resolved by 2003. More recent building history includes routine safety inspections in 2009 and 2017, and while no current active violations are on record, the property has shown a pattern of requiring multiple interventions to address permit compliance and safety concerns over the years, including a sewer replacement in 2010 and the installation of 200-amp service with four meters in 2003.