800–810 Stockton Street
23-unit apartment building
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1909
François Louis Alfred Pioche, whose 1867 subdivision with Robinson laid out much of Corbett Heights, kept a mansard-roofed house at 806 Stockton Street until his death in 1872. The alley behind it was renamed from Pioche Alley to Pagoda Place in 1909.
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September 29, 1910
Boan & Silva and another builder contracted to put up a four-storey and basement brick building, at $30,250.
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1911
Built.
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Jun 1992
Change of use fr fashion store to grocery & produce store.
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Mar 1995
Seismic work to comply with umb ordinance.
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Jun 2002
Concrete sidewalk repair replacement adjacent to stockton st., new concrete & steel beams/posts.
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Aug 2003
Interior remodeling to existing retail store, install new store front with h/c entrance, install new h/c to.
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May 2010
Remove general advertising sign, sticky back wall 30'x20'. no structure panel #w047. per dcp nov 10661.
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Apr 2011
Replace in kind with 5/8 in gyp bd type x. no structural work. approx 480 sq ft.
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May 2017
Remove dry wall and floor to correct area with small fire damage. replace dry wall and floor.
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Aug 2017
New drywall/demolition fire damaged drywall 5/8" type x, new bedroom electrical circuit, new toilet.
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May 2019
All work in one unit: remodel kitchen and bathroom without changing the layouts. switche the tub to shower.
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Jan 2024
Upgrade existing fire alarm system to comply with sffc section 1103.7.6.1.
4 nominal $1 street-space or sidewalk permits are omitted from the timeline. 2 expired permits are not shown.
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