100–110 Shotwell Street

Mission · San Francisco, CA 94103

  • Built 1900
  • 6-unit apartment building
  • 3 stories
  • Zoned M1
  • District 9
  • Historic status: historic resource
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6,342 sq ftBuilding area
2,400 sq ftLot area
24Rooms · 6 baths

Permit history

  1. Mar 2020

    (2)new adu's @ 1st fl to replace garage parking. water heater room to remain. previously approved soft-story retrofit permit #201810052489 per ord #162-16.

    Cancelled Permit 202003025884 $$$ $110,000
  2. Oct 2018

    Soft storyretrofit ground level only per 2016iebc appendix a-k.

    Complete Permit 201810052489 $$$ $160,000
  3. Aug 2017

    Interior remodeling existing dwelling unit on 2/f, #100. new bathroom & replace kitchen in kind. new closet in bedrooms. n/a ordinance #155-13.

    Issued Permit 201708013529 $$$ $25,000
  4. Aug 2015

    Remodel 1/2 bathroom. now walls to be removed or altered.

    Issued Permit 201508144279 $$$ $2,000
  5. Jul 2012

    To comply with nov # 201239282. repair damaged fire proofing at #1, #3, #4 garage ceiling.

    Complete Permit 201207164969 $$$ $8,000
  6. Nov 2003

    Remodel one kitchen and one bathroom on second fl, one unit.

    Complete Permit 200311200735 $$$ $15,000
  7. Nov 2003

    Remodel kitchen & 1 bathroom.

    Complete Permit 200311069564 $$$ $17,900
  8. Nov 2002

    To add a new bathroom to 102, 106, 110 shotwell.

    Expired Permit 200211222113 $$$ $12,000
  9. Jul 2002

    Change kitchen cabinet, bathroom tiles only no structural work.

    Complete Permit 200207080818 $$$ $3,000
  10. Dec 1998

    Replace water pipe & repair bathrm wall.

    Expired Permit 9824881 $$$ $2,000
  11. Sep 1998

    Remodel kitchen replace cabinets counter tile and floor tile.

    Expired Permit 9818675 $$$ $7,800
  12. Mar 1989

    Reroofing.

    Complete Permit 8905196 $$$ $3,200
  13. Aug 1984

    Make repair in bathroom celing & wall.

    Cancelled Permit 8408662 $$$ $1,200

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