1306 43rd Ave, San Francisco, CA 94122

The three-unit multi-family residential building at 1306 43rd Avenue in San Francisco's Outer Sunset neighborhood, owned by Andre Lapchuk, was constructed in 1973 as a two-story apartment building. The property underwent significant renovations in 2012, including comprehensive improvements to Unit #3 with kitchen remodeling, electrical upgrades (including GFI receptacles, multiple new receptacles, switches, and recessed lighting), and plumbing modifications to install vacuum breakers on handheld showers throughout all units.

These improvements were completed in response to compliance requirements under case CC-7034, which had emerged following a routine housing inspection in December 2001 that identified multiple fire safety issues, including egress obstructions at the fire escape and improper garbage receptacle placement - all of which were resolved by December 28, 2001. Prior to the 2012 renovations, the building had undergone a compliance correction in 1986, indicating a history of addressing regulatory requirements. More recently, the property has been free of any building violations or complaints since 2001.

The only recent service-related issues recorded near the property involve two separate reports of abandoned vehicles in 2017 and 2018, both of which were resolved when vehicles were no longer present at the inspection time. A separate complaint regarding waste receptacles being left out continuously was filed in February 2014 and marked as completed, though it primarily pertains to exterior property maintenance rather than building conditions. The building's records also show successful completion of a condo conversion process, first listed under "None" and later with approval through "Perridge, Cam/Sirkin and Associates," though no developer was initially associated with the project in the available records.