350 Fremont Street
East Cut · San Francisco, CA 94105
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1956
Built between 1955 and 1956 as the headquarters of the Marine Cooks and Stewards Union: a concrete building four storeys at its north end and three with a basement at its south. Its original drawings and permit name no architect. The union was absorbed into the Seafarers Union in the late 1970s. It was cleared for the residential tower of 2016.
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September 21, 1956
Photographed, showing the Marine Cooks and Stewards Union building.
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1962
A three-storey concrete union hall built in 1962 for the National Marine Engineers Beneficial Association, which moved here from Pier 3 on the Embarcadero. It was cleared for the residential tower of 2016.
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Jan 2001
Provide underpinning per plans.
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Jun 2003
Reroofing.
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Aug 2004
Final inspection for 200101200256 "provide shoring and underpinning per plans".
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Sep 2005
Erect 40 story residential with 348 dwelling units.
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Nov 2013
Demolish 3 story commercial & residential building.
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2016
Built.
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Jun 2021
Sq ft errcs rebanding and equipment upgrade.
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Jun 2022
Permit for use for intermediate length occupancy (ilo) with in existing legally permited use and occupancy. no construction under permit for 33 units.
The assessor dates the building to 2016, after this photograph was taken.
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