1269 6th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94122

The 4-unit, 2-story multi-family residential building at 1269 6th Avenue in the Inner Sunset, built in 1924 and currently owned by the Cornell-Dorais Family Trust, has a documented history of maintenance and safety issues that have been addressed over time. Most notably, in 2006, the property underwent significant remediation following multiple housing code violations, including issues with fire safety systems, egress obstructions, damaged ceilings, and stair repairs, all of which were resolved by October 2006 through the completion of necessary repairs, including the replacement of posts and joists at a cost of $600.

Prior improvements to the building include a complete reroofing in 1994, installation of an electrical upgrade in 2003 to transition from overhead to underground 200-amp service, and various required code compliance upgrades in 1986. More recent history shows ongoing maintenance attention to the surrounding property, with multiple 311 calls between 2020-2024 primarily concerning exterior issues such as street cleaning, graffiti removal, and utility concerns. Two open cases from 2022 require attention: one regarding tree contact with the building and another related to sidewalk cleaning.

A cooking fire incident, classified as "confined to container," was recorded but resulted in no civilian injuries. The building has shown responsiveness to regulatory requirements, particularly during the 2006 violation period, when multiple fire safety concerns were promptly addressed. While there are no recent building code violations on record, the property has experienced typical urban maintenance issues as documented through 311 calls, though these primarily relate to the building's surroundings rather than the structure itself.