2115 Lawton St, San Francisco, CA 94122

The two-story, six-unit multi-family residential building at 2115 Lawton Street in the Central Sunset neighborhood, built in 1956 and currently owned by Ernest & Rozalia Shrayber, has a documented history of several significant safety and maintenance issues, though most have been resolved. The building underwent routine inspections in 2001 and 2011, revealing multiple fire safety concerns including the need for smoke enclosure door closers and the removal of combustible storage from garage areas.

The 1994 inspection identified critical safety issues such as inadequate hallway lighting, non-functional firebox, missing smoke detectors, and a hollow front door, though these appear to have been addressed promptly. A dry rot repair around an existing window was permitted in 1994, and more recent building permit records show a street space permit issued in 2010. The most recent electrical work related to a PG&E meter can retrofit was completed in December 2024, indicating ongoing maintenance of utility infrastructure.

A graffiti complaint from 2018 was resolved through the Department of Public Works. While the building has experienced several safety-related violations over the years, it's notable that all these violations were officially abated, with the most recent housing inspection occurring in 2011. The property's documented history suggests that while there have been multiple safety concerns in the past, there has been a significant gap in documented violations or complaints over the past decade, with only routine maintenance and external issues (like the 2018 graffiti case) appearing in recent records.