142–146 Guerrero Street

Mission · San Francisco, CA 94103

  • Built 1907
  • Three-flat
  • 3 stories
  • Zoned RH-3
  • District 8
  • Historic status: historic resource
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5,223 sq ftBuilding area
2,474 sq ftLot area
18Rooms · 3 baths

Permit history

  1. Jun 2003

    Bathroom remodel, replace fixts on 3rd floor bathrm.remove partition wall combine pantry with extng bathroom.

    Expired Permit 200306026008 $$$ $3,000
  2. Mar 2002

    Rev. appl#9903416 relocate existing door, reduce size of existingwindow @rear staurs, add french door on top f.

    Expired Permit 200203222115 $$$ $1,000
  3. Jan 2002

    Renew app #200107234282 for final inspection.

    Expired Permit 200201046298 $$$ $1
  4. Jul 2001

    Renew: 9903416.

    Expired Permit 200107234282 $$$ $1
  5. Jun 2000

    Renew expired appl #9903416.

    Expired Permit 200006223324 $$$ $25,000
  6. Jul 1999

    Cover basement walls and ceiling.

    Complete Permit 9915043 $$$ $2,000
  7. Jun 1999

    Remove/replace kitchen cabs, upgrade electrical-no structurl.

    Complete Permit 9911587 $$$ $10,000
  8. Mar 1999

    Renew app 9802618/9804128/9804129.

    Complete Permit 9904808 $$$ $1
  9. Feb 1999

    Replace rear wooden stairs.

    Expired Permit 9903416 $$$ $20,000
  10. Mar 1998

    Relocate furnace and install new furnace.

    Expired Permit 9804128 $$$ $1,499
  11. Mar 1998

    Abate complaint 8800233.

    Expired Permit 9804129 $$$ $200
  12. Feb 1998

    Dry rot repairs.

    Expired Permit 9802618 $$$ $250,000
  13. Jul 1997

    Horizontal addition.

    Expired Permit 9712986 $$$ $28,000
  14. Jul 1995

    Install 3 new skylights, remodel existing bathroom.

    Expired Permit 9511690 $$$ $15,000
  15. Jul 1995

    Reroofing.

    Expired Permit 9511225 $$$ $6,100
  16. May 1981

    Additions alterations or repairs.

    Cancelled Permit 8104241 $$$ $8,000

1 nominal $1 street-space permit is omitted.

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