938 Shotwell Street

Mission · San Francisco, CA 94110

  • Built 1900
  • Two-flat
  • 2 stories
  • Zoned RH-2
  • District 9
  • Historic status: historic resource
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1,920 sq ftBuilding area
2,450 sq ftLot area
9Rooms · 2 baths

Permit history

  1. Sep 2023

    To obtain final inspection for work approved under permit application 201903054452. all work is complete.

    Issued Permit 202309217116 $$$ $1
  2. Mar 2019

    Recommencement & completion of work approved under permit application 201606028967 (original scope of work: remove broken slab and replace with new slab, replace toilet and bathroom fixtures in same location.).

    Issued Permit 201903054452 $$$ $4,000
  3. Jun 2016

    Remove broken slab and replace with new slab, replace toilet and bathroom fixtures in same location.

    Issued Permit 201606028967 $$$ $1,000
  4. Apr 2013

    Replace front entry stairs and remove protruding concrete plith, replace stair in kind.

    Complete Permit 201304114323 $$$ $4,500
  5. Jun 2008

    Per correction notice to incresae valuation $20, 000.00 of permit application 200704138702.

    Complete Permit 200806114127 $$$ $20,000
  6. Nov 2007

    Revision to approved p/a# 2007/04/13/8702. install 1 beam, 2nd floor beam, post & footings.

    Complete Permit 200711017049 $$$ $5,000
  7. Apr 2007

    Replace existing rear deck and deck stairs from rear yard up to 3rd story.

    Complete Permit 200704138702 $$$ $25,000
  8. Aug 1995

    To demolish the illegal shed.

    Complete Permit 9512485
  9. Sep 1991

    Repair front stairs, replace 8 teads per notice of violation.

    Complete Permit 9116851 $$$ $100
  10. Jul 1988

    Replace 3 damage sheets of sheetrock with new @ exist hallway.

    Complete Permit 8810520 $$$ $200
  11. Feb 1985

    Ceiling falling down some repairs, front door new lock.

    Complete Permit 8501508 $$$ $100

2 nominal $1 street-space permits are omitted.

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