Merritt Building
606–612 Howard Street
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1904
Built.
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1907
Built as the Merritt Building.
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May 17, 1951
The Office of the Assessor-Recorder photographed the property for tax assessment. Nanco; Spurgeon and Smith Company were at the address.
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Feb 1982
Additions alterations or repairs.
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Jul 1992
Reroofing.
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Oct 1996
Cti - i 3rd floor.
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Jan 1998
Reroofing.
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Jun 2000
Oti-1 5/f el me ls sp 5/f.
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Jan 2002
Repair of natoma st sidewalk & sub-sidewalk structurl slab along building frontage, no increase in offi.
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Nov 2002
Temporary shoring & underpinning for new construction.
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Oct 2005
Suite 300 - partial demolition: 4 offices incl doors&walls.new low walls & partial full hight wall.electrical design build under separate permit. no mceh work all existing.
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2008
Recorded in the city's 2008 survey of the Transit Center District, adopted in 2012, as a contributor to the proposed New Montgomery, Mission & Second Historic District.
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Apr 2019
Third floor tenant improvement: eliminate corridor new bathrooms, new lighting, new non-structural partitions, paint. new elevator panel upgrade, new entry (building) threshold. maher n/a.
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Jul 2019
Ti - new restrooms, remodel offices & corridor; new server room, re-lamp existing lighting scheme using existing j-boxes; replace existing in-suite hvac as necessary; paint, repair & re-coat existing floor; paint throughout.
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Jun 2020
Ti new toilets, new fixtures & new finishes, new lighting @ existing j boxes. sand & patch existing wood floor.
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Nov 2020
Suite 300. tenant improvements incl new meeting room with new doors, change in lighting layout.
DBI holds 109 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 109. 7 of them are nominal $1 street-space or sidewalk permits. 13 expired or cancelled permits are not shown. The 2008 survey of this district dates the building to 1907; the assessor dates the building on this parcel to 1904. The archive records two different addresses for this photograph, “608 Howard Street” and “606-612 Howard Street.”
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