4416 18th Street
3-unit building with a ground-floor store · Eureka Valley
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1900
Built.
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1974
The Full Moon Coffeehouse opened, collectively owned by a group of lesbian women and the first explicitly women-only establishment in San Francisco. Until it closed in 1977 it served food, hosted poetry readings and organised performances by newly popular women's musicians.
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Jul 2005
Relocate existing display cases and shelving unit.
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Nov 2006
Repair back deck landing in kind. no structural changes. less than 50%. not visable from the street.
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Dec 2012
Remodel of existing food service kitchen, demolition existing exhaust hood. build new wall finishes, new suspended ceiling, new hood exhaust system, new lighting and new equipment.
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Mar 2013
Revision to app#201212045415. new lighting and revised kitchen equipment. new t-24.
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Apr 2013
Install triangular awning over the door of restaurant.
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Apr 2013
Non-structural painted sign 2 new awning.
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May 2013
Install ansul fire system in kitchen hood to protect plenum duct & cooking equipment. ref #2012-1204-5415.
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Apr 2014
Replace bottom step and expand gas meter box for pg&e upgrade.
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Jan 2015
Reroofing.
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Aug 2023
Install 200 sq ft of concrete on floor in kitchen and bathroom, patch sheetrock in breakroom and bathroom. threshold < 1/2" insp to verify. #4bebar@24"oc.
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Aug 2023
Repair 50 sq ft of cracked concrete kitchen floor and bathroom floor.
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April 2, 2025
Named a landmark candidate
Put forward as a candidate for individual landmark designation at a District 8 community forum held by the district supervisor and San Francisco Planning, one of twenty-one buildings on the list.
1 nominal $1 street-space permit and 1 expired permit are omitted.
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