262–266 Noe Street

Castro (Eureka Valley) · San Francisco, CA 94114

  • Built 1900
  • 3-unit building with a ground-floor store
  • 3 stories
  • Zoned UPMKT
  • District 8
  • Historic status: historic resource
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4,909 sq ftBuilding area
2,748 sq ftLot area
14Rooms · 3 baths

Permit history

  1. May 2024

    T.i for wine retail store. construct new bar counter in vacant retail. construct partitions around new wine storage room. as part of access improvement per cbc 11b-2024 exception 8, construct a new all gender restroom and replace the front entrance doors to allow 32" net clearance.

    Filed Permit 202405142086 $$$ $40,000
  2. Apr 2019

    Change-of-use. tenant improvement for new retail store in existing vacant laundromat.

    Issued Permit 201904157940 $$$ $5,000
  3. Jul 2017

    Change of use from laundromat to medical cannabis dispensory.

    Cancelled Permit 201707273081 $$$ $10,000
  4. Mar 2017

    Abatement of nov 201637921 & 201638381 legalize 14'x11' metal roll-up gate at front facade. to comply with nov 201637921 & 201638381.

    Complete Permit 201703060778 $$$ $5,000
  5. Nov 2016

    Interior t.i. of existing 1st floor tenant space toa medical cannabis dispensary. scope of work to include new partition, new finishes & new accessible restroom. mep under separate permit.

    Filed Permit 201611172989 $$$ $30,000
  6. Jan 2006

    Reroofing.

    Issued Permit 200601061634 $$$ $10,000
  7. Mar 1994

    Reroofing.

    Expired Permit 9404183 $$$ $11,950
  8. Jul 1992

    Replace linoleum on bathroom fllors-2 units, reconnect sink.

    Complete Permit 9211929 $$$ $1,000
  9. Sep 1991

    Replace gutter, repair rotten deck board as needed, railing.

    Complete Permit 9116434 $$$ $1,000
  10. Jun 1986

    Continuation of work under #8511445.

    Complete Permit 8607301 $$$ $1,000
  11. Oct 1985

    Installation of fifteen solar collectors.

    Expired Permit 8511445 $$$ $25,000

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