33-37 Lapidge St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The two-story, four-unit multi-family residential building at 33-37 Lapidge Street in San Francisco's Mission Dolores neighborhood, owned by the Lynne S Tilsen Living Trust, was constructed in 1907. The property has undergone several significant maintenance and compliance updates over the past few decades, including a sewer replacement in 2012 and exterior rear stair repairs in 2016 costing $2,000.

Historical records show the building was brought into full compliance as required by the Department of Housing Inspection (DAHI) in 1989 and received a reroofing project in 1993, though that permit has since expired. Three separate fire safety violations were recorded and abated in 2002, pertaining to egress obstructions and fire extinguisher maintenance, and in 2017 there was a complaint about improper lead paint removal procedures. The building has experienced three fire-alarm-related incidents over its history, including a false alarm, smoke scare, and unintentional activation, though none resulted in civilian injuries.

Recent history, particularly from 2020 onward, shows a pattern of street cleaning-related issues in the immediate vicinity, with multiple reports of human or animal waste and general garbage requiring attention from the Department of Public Works. Most of these urban maintenance issues have been resolved promptly. The property's maintenance record shows regular attention to structural and safety concerns, though prospective tenants should note the recurring need for street cleaning services in the surrounding area.