601 Dolores Street
Mission · San Francisco, CA 94110
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Nov 1989
E.w.o. (n.s.).
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Feb 1994
Comply shall comply with s.f. parapet ordinance.
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Mar 1998
Correct existing parapets, remove chimney and anchor cement.
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Oct 1998
Reroofing.
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Nov 2007
To perform clean up / removal interior work only. associated with carpet, old cabinets, damaged plaster, unused old fixtures in preparation for construction project to turn building into single family home under a separate permit application consisting all appropriate plans & documentation.
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Dec 2007
Convert vacant church to single family home and studio, (private) to perform structural strengthening of structure, renovate kitchen/baths and finishes, repair dry rot and someother repairs, new roofing. existing type iii-nr construction to be down rated to type v-nr construction under this permit.
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Aug 2012
Change of use from single family home to school. expand existing mezzanine to be a full floor. minor exterior change.
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Mar 2013
Erect a non electric wall single faced non illuminated new sign.
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Apr 2013
Fire service for new sprinkler system (ref permit application 2012.08.28.8410 under review) 6'' under ground connected to 6'' on dolores.
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Apr 2013
Fire sprinkler system - add 279 sprinklers (ref permit application 2012.08.28.8410 under review).
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Nov 2014
Revision to permit application 2012/0828/9650. work includes installation of a type-1, ul-300 exhaust hood and ansel system at break room 208, with associated equipment, exhaust and make-up air ducting and 2-hr. rated duct enclosure.
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Dec 2014
Installation of one (1) ul300 fire suppression system in the kitchen on the ground floor. n/a ordinance #155-13.
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July 20, 2022
Mission Congregational Church
Listed as 3689 19th Street in the Junior League of San Francisco's Here Today survey of 1968. The red brick Gothic Revival church was designed by the Reverend Francis W. Reid and completed in 1910 for the Mission Congregational Church, facing Mission Dolores Park across from the rebuilt Youths' Directory, and was later known as the Norwegian Lutheran Church and then the Golden Gate Lutheran Church. A second passage gives it as 1910 and 1931, both by Reid.
8 nominal $1 street-space or sidewalk permits are omitted from the timeline.
Not yet documented: the developer and the early tenants. Submit an update