960 Haight Street
Building
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1961
The site, earlier built up with a building of more than 50 dwelling units, had become vacant.
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September 5, 1968
The City Planning Commission disapproved reclassifying the three-lot site, then holding houses, from R-3 and R-4 to C-1 for a 54-room hotel, finding it would create an isolated commercial district in a residential area.
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September 4, 1969
The City Planning Commission accepted withdrawal of an application for a 100-bed convalescent hospital for long-term psychiatric care on the R-3 and R-4 property then on the site, after the staff recommended disapproval.
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September 3, 1970
The site was then a vacant lot, empty for a number of years.
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October 1, 1970
The City Planning Commission approved rezoning the site from R-3 to R-4 and called for discretionary review of any project proposed there, with special attention to height.
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Aug 1985
New construction wood frame.
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1987
Built.
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May 2003
Repair dry rotted areas at landings, 2 total, patach sheetrock opened for inspection.
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Feb 2015
Replacement of existing handrails on guardrails with new railing attached @ same locations. repair in kind less than 50% exterior stairs. n/a for maher.
1 nominal $1 street-space or sidewalk permit is omitted from the timeline.
Nearby
- 944–948 Haight Street Same street
- 1080 Haight Street Same street
- 289–293 Divisadero Street Same block
- 49 Broderick Street Around the corner
- 121 Broderick Street Around the corner
- 161 Broderick Street Around the corner