Chata Gutierrez Mural
3175–3181 24th Street · Mission
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1904
The two-story-over-ground-floor wood-frame flats building was built around 1904; city water service was tapped on July 10, 1904.
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1905
Built.
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Jun 2005
Replace kitchen cabinets, replace stainles sink, replace shower valve fixture in bathroom.
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March 27, 2008
A 2008 historic-resource evaluation of the South Mission rated the building ineligible for the California Register; the mural did not yet exist.
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Nov 2009
Voluntary removal of 6' x 12' freestanding general advertising sign # 4541/4542. property owner consent attached.
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2015
Carlos "Kookie" Gonzalez led the painting of the 22-by-28-foot mural La Rumba No Para on the building's west wall, working with artists of the Precita Eyes "Walls of Respect" Youth Mural Project.
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2015
The mural honors Micaela "Chata" Gutierrez, KPOO's first Latina DJ, who hosted the Latin music program Con Clave for more than 40 years, and surrounds her with Plena and Rumba dancers and conga players of the Dolores Park scene.
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2015
Community fundraisers and the California Arts Council paid for the mural, whose design grew from a 2009 poster made for a benefit campaign during Gutierrez's illness.
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October 15, 2015
The mural was dedicated.
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Jan 2023
Remove and replace 2 non street facing windows. existing vinyl new wood composite. same size and location. <.30 max.
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January 9, 2024
Designated San Francisco Landmark No. 312, Chata Gutierrez Mural (La Rumba No Para), covering the mural on the west side wall.
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Jan 2025
Reroofing no hot works/ torch down.
2 nominal $1 street-space permits are omitted. Construction is dated both circa 1904 and the 1880s.
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