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3057 17th Street

Mission · San Francisco, CA 94110

Built 1903
Industrial building
2 stories
Zoned M1
District 9
Historic status: historic resource

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8,335 sq ftBuilding area

12,079 sq ftLot area

10Rooms · 4 baths

1899

Built as the Southern District police station, two storeys in concrete, designed by Shea & Shea.

Showplace Square / Northeast Mission Historic Resource Survey, adopted 2011
1906

Damaged in the earthquake and fire, then repaired and returned to service without its original corner turret.

Showplace Square / Northeast Mission Historic Resource Survey, adopted 2011
1950

Ceased to be the Southern District station when the police department moved to new district headquarters on Valencia Street.

Showplace Square / Northeast Mission Historic Resource Survey, adopted 2011
May 1990

Seismic repair and strengthening of earthquake damage.

Complete Permit 9009932 $$$ $198,000
Oct 1996

Sign.

Complete Permit 9619328
Oct 2004

Provide parking with 3 floors of wood frm above.

Cancelled Permit 9912784S $$$ $285,000
Jul 2008

Reroofing.

Complete Permit 200807217139 $$$ $61,800

1 nominal $1 street-space or sidewalk permit is omitted from the timeline.

Land $1,920,492 Improvements $1,280,322

Total assessed $3,200,814

At a glance

ArchitectShea & Shea

ParcelBlock 3573, Lot 008

Last saleJuly 5, 2002

Historic statusCEQA A — historic resource

Showplace Square / Northeast Mission Historic Resource Survey (2011)

Status code3CS

Eligible districtNortheast Mission / Showplace Square Industrial Employment District (proposed)

StyleRomanesque Revival

ConstructionConcrete

Integrity7 of 7 aspects retained, on the survey's scale

Year built as surveyed1899

1976 architectural survey4

Unreinforced masonry survey2

California Historical Resource Status Codes: a 1 or 2 means listed or formally determined eligible, a 3 means the survey judged it eligible, a 5 means locally significant, a 6 that it was found ineligible, and a 7 that it was not evaluated. The survey rates the architecture 5 of 5. The 2009 context statement gives the status code 3CB; the 2011 survey data table gives 3CS. California Register criteria cited: 1, 2, 3.

Not yet documented: the developer and the early tenants. The assessor dates the building to 1903; the city's 2011 survey of Showplace Square and the northeast Mission dates it to 1899. Submit an update