351–353 Scott Street
4-unit apartment building
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1900
Built.
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1978
Home of Ella Hill Hutch, the first Black woman elected to the San Francisco Board of Supervisors, who died within a year of winning a second term. Identified in 2024 as eligible for local landmark, California Register or National Register designation.
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Dec 1998
Repair/replace front stairway.
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Feb 1999
Powder post wall damage front of building.
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May 2004
Reinforce (e0 post and beam foundation with new perimeter foundation on rear addition of property, e.
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Aug 2004
Relocate bath from proposed location under approved app#200405073345 relocation due to damage requir.
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Oct 2004
Repair dry rot to existing exterior stairss as needed/stairs are located in the rear of the house.
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Feb 2005
To renew for final permit application 200408202084 &200405073345 for final inspection.
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Aug 2019
Reroofing.
2 expired permits are omitted.
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