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2651–2653 Harrison Street

Mission · San Francisco, CA 94110

  • Built 1885
  • Two-flat
  • 3 stories
  • Zoned RH-3
  • District 9
  • Historic status: not a historical resource
37.7549, −122.4118 Street View appears here once a Google Maps embed key is configured.
3,692 sq ftBuilding area
2,828.1 sq ftLot area
9Rooms · 3 baths

Permit history

  1. Sep 2014

    Remove existing corner trim and install new trims at front corner of building to original look. repair damaged wood siding and install new siding (few pieces).

    Complete Permit 201409166446 $$$ $500
  2. Nov 2013

    To complete work already started on app# 200709193100 and obtain a final inspection.

    Complete Permit 201311273014 $$$ $44,000
  3. Mar 2011

    For documentation purposes: revision to 200709193100 (s, s1) change in width dimension of lot. changes to addition dimension, narrower in width.

    Issued Permit 201103313260 $$$ $1
  4. Feb 2011

    Streetspace.

    Issued Permit M241566
  5. Nov 2007

    Renew app #200606194383.

    Complete Permit 200711208652 $$$ $1
  6. Sep 2007

    The basement will be modified to add habitable rooms to existing 2nd. floor. apartment. an interior stair will be built to connect both floors for site approval.

    Issued Permit 200709193100 $$$ $60,000
  7. Apr 2007

    Repair stairs and deck at rear in kind dry rot verify in feild that this deck is existing. not new. replace shingles and flashing. repair under 50%.

    Complete Permit 200704189110 $$$ $2,500
  8. Jun 2006

    Remove & install 4 new windows. add 1 x 4 decorative trim on 3 front windows - include sides & sill. square trim on 1 side window. new window to be dual glazed white vinyl.

    Expired Permit 200606194383 $$$ $2,000
  9. Dec 2003

    Replacement of 10" shiplad siding @ building side in various areas to prepare for painting. replace some.

    Complete Permit 200312162398 $$$ $8,200
  10. Aug 2002

    Reroofing.

    Complete Permit 200208295181 $$$ $5,000

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