North End Police Station and Garage
2475 Greenwich Street · Marina
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1900
Assessor’s “built” date.
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1912
The North End Police Station, designed by architect Frederick H. Meyer.
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1912
Planned under the city architect Alfred I. Coffey and designed by two of the Civic Center's consulting architects — Frederick H. Meyer signed the elevations, John Reid Jr. some of the interiors — as a Spanish Colonial Revival station in miniature civic monumentality, with a matching garage and locker building behind. It replaced the North End station on Washington Street lost in the fire and the temporary one at 3118 Fillmore, and was the district station for the 1915 Exposition.
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1996
Designated San Francisco Landmark No. 218, North End Police Station and Garage.
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Dec 1996
Renovate garage, seismic upgrading, doors, roof, add skylights.
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Apr 1998
One stop- retaining wall for single family dwelling.
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Sep 2021
Repair waterproofing @ foundation wall.replace existing drainage system with new drainage. waterproofing at rear of building. approx. 25' length x 30" deep max. does not impact neighbor's foundation.
5 expired permits are omitted. The assessor's roll gives 1900; this address is recorded as built 1912.
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