501 Folsom Street
Industrial building
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1916
The Gimbel Brothers Building, a four-story brick candy factory, was built to designs by Alfred Kuhn and used for candy production and storage; it was in office use by 2004.
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1976
The building at 501 Folsom received a rating of "2" in the Department of City Planning's 1976 citywide architectural survey.
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1985
The Gimbel Brothers Candy Factory was identified as a Significant building in the city's architectural and historical survey of Rincon Hill, and amending the plan to list it as a recommended preservation site was under consideration.
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Jun 1989
Parapet reinforcing.
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Apr 1996
Seismic upgrada & ada compliance/hardship app for elevator.
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Dec 2004
Oti-1 4th floor el me.
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May 2005
Oti-2 4th/fl-el.
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Sep 2005
Oti-1, 1st fl me, sp.
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Sep 2005
Oti-1 3rd fl mechanical.
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Sep 2005
Oti-1, 3 fl, el, me.
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May 2014
New disabled accesible shower to be added at the 4th floor toilet room and provide accessibility upgrade on the path of travel per plans.
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Aug 2017
Reroofing. tear off one layer of existing, non-visible flat roof and install new in kind replacement.
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Jul 2018
Enlarge existing 1st and 2nd floor restrooms. add 2 unisex shower at 1st floor. disabled access upgrades at path of travel incl entrance door push plates and elevator buttons, relocate intercom and card reader at existing entrances.
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Aug 2018
Title 24 electrical plans. ref app#201807114250.
DBI holds 47 permits for this parcel, most of them tenant improvements on individual floors. The timeline shows the 24 largest by stated cost, plus the earliest on file; the DBI query in the sources below returns all 47. 13 expired or cancelled permits are not shown.
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