2008 Lawton St, San Francisco, CA 94122

The two-unit residential building at 2008 Lawton Street in San Francisco's Central Sunset neighborhood is a two-story flats and duplex structure built in 1946, currently owned by the Hillebrandt Survivors Trust. The building's documented history shows one significant structural incident from 2002, when it required repairs costing $30,000 due to minor fire damage at the front wall, though no structural issues were reported at that time.

Since then, there has been one recorded fire-related call, though it was classified as a false alarm with no civilian injuries or property damage noted. The property has experienced several maintenance and environmental issues in recent years, though none directly related to the building's structure or core systems.

These incidents include an overflowing city garbage can in November 2023, hazardous materials (liquids) on the street in January 2021, and a missing side sewer vent cover in September 2019, which was promptly addressed within four days. Other exterior incidents in 2019 included illegal postings and non-offensive graffiti on a pole, both of which were resolved through standard municipal channels. These incidents appear to be typical of urban residential environments and primarily affect public areas rather than the building itself.