20-22 Camp St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The two-unit residential building at 20-22 Camp Street in Mission Dolores is a two-story flats and duplex structure built in 1907, currently owned by John Masayoshi Ikeda. The property has undergone several significant repairs and improvements over the years, with the most concerning recent issues occurring in late 2015 when multiple complaints were filed regarding electrical safety issues in an interior lightwell room being rented as a bedroom.

These complaints detailed problems with live wires, a non-functioning switch that had been caulked shut, and a sparking incident that damaged an extension cord, though the status of these complaints was marked as "Not Active." More recent maintenance work has included a 2016 permit for replacing a rusted front overhang and associated painting ($5,500), a 2014 house trap replacement, and a 2012 water heater replacement in the left-hand unit. Historical records show earlier repairs for dry rot in the rear sunrooms in 2003 ($12,000), electrical work related to that project, and structural work involving outdoor stairs and termite/dry rot repairs in 1989.

The property has experienced periodic maintenance issues typical for its age, with the most recent permits showing attention to both building structure and utility systems. There has been a notable frequency of street-level incidents in the immediate area, as shown by 311 calls between 2021 and 2025, including reports of encampments, parking violations, and garbage concerns, though these are external to the building itself. The building's documented history demonstrates ongoing maintenance and repair work, with the most significant concerns appearing to have been addressed, though the 2015 electrical safety complaints were filed nearly eight years ago from the current date.