233-235 Lexington St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The two-story multi-family residential building at 233-235 Lexington Street in San Francisco's Inner Mission neighborhood was constructed in 1909 and contains three units, currently owned by Robert Champlin. Notable events in the building's history include a significant safety inspection in 2015 and a routine inspection in February 2002 that revealed multiple violations requiring attention to egress obstructions, stairs, and exterior door security, though all these violations were subsequently abated by May 2002.

The building underwent safety improvements in the early 1990s, including the installation of an autofire sprinkler system in the basement/garage living area in 1992, following earlier attempts in 1989. The property has a documented history of addressing safety and maintenance issues, including a deck repair project completed in 2002 at a cost of $300. Previous planning records show efforts to legalize the existing third unit in an RH-3 district without parking requirements.

More recently, the area around the building has experienced ongoing challenges with street cleanliness and maintenance, as evidenced by multiple 311 calls between 2022 and 2024 regarding garbage, debris, and waste on the street, including several instances of human waste that were promptly resolved by city services. The most recent building-related activity was a routine safety inspection in December 2015, which was marked as not active. While the building's documented history shows past safety issues were addressed, there have been no recent building permits or major renovations on record in the past decade, and the property has experienced recurring issues with street cleanliness in its immediate vicinity.