529 Clayton Street

1. 1900

   Built.

2. November 4, 1971

   The building was in use as medical offices for the Haight-Ashbury Free Medical Clinic, across the street from the clinic; it was under a Department of Public Works condemnation order and its conversion removed three family units. The City Planning Commission approved, with conditions and by 5-2, use of the building as a medical office building limited to the Haight-Ashbury Free Medical Clinic.

   San Francisco City Planning Commission minutes, San Francisco Public Library (Internet Archive)
3. Oct 1990

   Permit 9021471 $$$ $11,960

   Reroofing.

4. Jan 2002

   Permit 200201297931 $$$ $75,000

   Install drywall to walls and ceilings in garage, remove and replace all windows with like kind.

5. Feb 2002

   Permit 200202159317 $$$ $100,000

   Comply nov 199920834, remove existing exterior stairway @rear & replace with like.

6. Oct 2007

   Permit 200710256473 $$$ $6,500

   Removal of non permitted electrical and plumbing in order to comply with nov# 199920834. no exterior work, no structural work.

7. Nov 2008

   Permit 200811035705 $$$ $1

   To correct records pursuant board of appeals notice of decision & order dated oct. 17, 2008. remove illegal medical office & pharmacy and convert it to 2 family dwelling.

8. Jan 2009

   Permit 200901291042 $$$ $150,000

   Renovate 2 family dwelling, upgrade electrical service and plumbing at each unit. install new forced air heat in each unit.

9. Jan 2010

   Permit 201001265311 $$$ $9,680

   Reroofing.

10. Sep 2010

    Permit 201009301957 $$$ $1

    Comply with physical inspection report #cc-5750.

5 nominal $1 street-space or sidewalk permits are omitted from the timeline. 4 expired or cancelled permits are not shown.