919 South Van Ness Avenue

Mission · San Francisco, CA 94110

  • Built 1900
  • Single-family house
  • 3 stories
  • Zoned RH-3
  • District 9
  • Historic status: historic resource
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3,850 sq ftBuilding area
3,889 sq ftLot area
12Rooms · 3 baths

Permit history

  1. Jun 2019

    Reroofing.

    Complete Permit 201906113089 $$$ $43,000
  2. Aug 2015

    Revision 2014-1029-0229 to install new 10' grounding wire with 30' copper wire cast into new footing.

    Complete Permit 201508265288 $$$ $8,000
  3. Oct 2014

    Concrete job only for foundation upgrade.

    Complete Permit 201410290229 $$$ $18,500
  4. Oct 2014

    Remove and replace 47 ft (lineal) foundation wall.

    Cancelled Permit 201410017817 $$$ $28,400
  5. Sep 2014

    To obtain final inspection for wrok approved under permit application 200104035941 all work is complete.

    Complete Permit 201409196843 $$$ $1
  6. Sep 2014

    To obtain final inspection for wrok approved under permit application 200202018298 all work is complete.

    Complete Permit 201409196845 $$$ $1
  7. Sep 2014

    To obtain final inspection for wrok approved under permit application 200205217112 all work is complete.

    Complete Permit 201409196846 $$$ $1
  8. May 2002

    Rev to original plan for new post only (200202018298).

    Expired Permit 200205217112 $$$ $1,500
  9. Feb 2002

    Remove & replace unsafe dry rotted garage ceiling joists in kind.

    Expired Permit 200202018298 $$$ $20,000
  10. Apr 2001

    Repair front landing & replace broken step at front stair. repair in kind.

    Expired Permit 200104035941 $$$ $15,000
  11. Aug 1998

    Reroofing.

    Expired Permit 9815825 $$$ $10,600
  12. Apr 1995

    Horizontal addition.

    Complete Permit 9505541 $$$ $200
  13. Jun 1988

    Repair bases & posts, sills, framing bases.

    Expired Permit 8807450 $$$ $3,225

2 nominal $1 street-space permits are omitted.

Not yet documented: the architect and builder and the early residents. Know any of it? Tell us — just describe it in plain words.