827 Guerrero Street

Mission · San Francisco, CA 94110

  • Built 1900
  • Single-family house
  • 2 stories
  • Zoned RH-2
  • District 9
  • Historic status: historic resource
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6,220 sq ftBuilding area
6,825 sq ftLot area
18Rooms · 4 baths

Permit history

  1. Oct 2011

    Clear complaint 200337195, remove metal gate at existing driveway.

    Complete Permit 201110247470 $$$ $1,000
  2. Mar 2003

    Install of 4'x14' iron gate (rolling) to match existing iron work @ fence per compliant nov#200337195.

    Filed Permit 200303311098 $$$ $2,500
  3. Jun 1996

    Minor revisions to permit application 9603647.

    Expired Permit 9610446 $$$ $1
  4. Mar 1996

    Fire alarm modifications.

    Expired Permit 9604144 $$$ $1,000
  5. Mar 1996

    Upgrade existingfire sprinkler system.

    Expired Permit 9603647 $$$ $12,000
  6. Sep 1995

    Fire restoration.

    Complete Permit 9514683 $$$ $225,000
  7. Nov 1994

    Reconstruction of fire damage at roof & third floor.

    Complete Permit 9418436 $$$ $100,000
  8. Jul 1994

    Installation of temporary power.

    Expired Permit 9411557 $$$ $1,200
  9. Mar 1990

    Demolish existing roof coverings to sheathing, new plywood sheath.

    Expired Permit 9004278 $$$ $80,000
  10. Feb 1985

    Construct 1-hr partition and provide approved exit for bst.

    Complete Permit 8501721 $$$ $2,000
  11. Jun 1984

    Repair approx 18 of north & east foundation.

    Complete Permit 8406784 $$$ $5,800
  12. Jun 1984

    Restore facade.

    Complete Permit 8406358 $$$ $42,000
  13. Apr 1984

    Grease exhaust.

    Complete Permit 8404340 $$$ $6,800
  14. Jan 1984

    Repair front stairs install new marble increase foundation.

    Complete Permit 8400264 $$$ $22,705
  15. Nov 1983

    Furnish & install grease exhaust system for kitchen hood.

    Cancelled Permit 8312050 $$$ $6,800
  16. Oct 1983

    To bring the building up to code.

    Complete Permit 8310674 $$$ $212,500

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