112 Fair Oaks St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The three-unit, two-story multi-family residential building at 112 Fair Oaks Street in Noe Valley, owned by the Jobling Fazio Family Trust, has a documented history of maintenance and safety issues spanning several decades. Built in 1904, this flats and duplex-style property has experienced recurring concerns with stairways, decks, and fire safety features.

Most recently, in early 2011, a complaint was filed regarding dry rot in the stairways, leading to repairs of stairs, handrails, flammable storage removal, and decking repairs completed in May 2011 at a cost of $2,000. In 2002, multiple repairs were undertaken simultaneously, including work on the rear deck, various water-proofing improvements, and addressing dry rot in the rear garage structure. The building has faced several significant violations over the years, particularly in 2002, when multiple safety issues were identified, including concerns about lead-based paint, egress obstructions, and the need for proper gas meter instructions - all of which were abated by March 2004.

Historical records also show ongoing maintenance of the front stairs, which required repairs in 1994 and 2011 due to dry rot damage. More recent concerns documented through 311 calls include issues with garbage on the street, parking violations, and tree maintenance matters, though these are primarily external property matters rather than building-specific issues. While there have been attempts to increase density through planning applications to add a fourth dwelling unit and extend the deck, these proposals were listed as withdrawn, with no approved plans on record for such modifications.