1645-1647 Fulton St, San Francisco, CA 94117

The three-story multi-family residential building at 1645-1647 Fulton Street in Park North, owned by the Robert Brantley Bypass Trust, was constructed in 1900 and contains two units. The property has undergone several significant events in its history, most notably a series of housing violations in May 2004 that resulted from a routine safety inspection. These violations, which were all abated by July 2004, included safety concerns regarding fire extinguishers, smoke detectors, garbage receptacle placement, cord wiring in the backyard, wood stair repairs, and the posting of gas meter instructions.

In response to these violations, the owner completed deck repairs including replacement of 10-15% dry rot at the rear of the building in 2004, which had an associated cost of $2,000. More recently, the building underwent sewer repairs in May 2009. The property has been subject to regular inspections, including a routine safety inspection by Housing Inspection Services in November 2016, and more recent concerns have primarily been external to the building itself. Between 2022 and 2024, there have been multiple reports of graffiti on AT&T property, three instances of sidewalk parking violations, and several complaints about garbage and debris on the streets near the building.

A sidewalk defect was reported in September 2024, which is part of a citywide initiative to address hazardous walkways. The most recent building-related incident was a completed graffiti removal in April 2024. The building's record indicates that while there were significant safety concerns in 2004, these violations were promptly addressed, and there have been no major building violations reported in nearly two decades. The most recent issues have primarily been related to street conditions and city infrastructure rather than the building itself.