401–415 Utah Street

Mission · San Francisco, CA 94110

  • Built 1913
  • 6-unit apartment building
  • 3 stories
  • Zoned RH-2
  • District 10
  • Historic status: unevaluated
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5,868 sq ftBuilding area
2,495 sq ftLot area
20Rooms · 6 baths

Permit history

  1. Mar 2024

    Fire alarm ti inspector correction for permit 202306210484. add (1) smoke at top of stairs per electrical inspector per final inspection witness test. no other changes required.

    Complete Permit 202403147794 $$$ $1
  2. Jun 2023

    New fire alarm system, new io10006d fire panel on ground floor-new smoke above facu-new notification throughout the building-low frequency in residential units-mew manual pull stations at every exit.

    Complete Permit 202306210484 $$$ $5,000
  3. Jan 2019

    Residential. compliance with mandatory soft story retrofit program cebc 2016 app. a4 & sfebc chp 45. comply with nov 201813481.

    Complete Permit 201901100079 $$$ $31,000
  4. Jan 2019

    Commercial. compliance with mandatory soft story retrofit program cebc 2016 app. a4 & sfebc chp 45. comply with nov 201813481.

    Complete Permit 201901100080 $$$ $9,000
  5. May 2006

    Repair existing stucco & ceramic tile to approx 20 sq ft of building. front, like kind & quality.

    Complete Permit 200605101294 $$$ $3,000
  6. Mar 2005

    Replace 40 existing single paned window with new double paned vinyl windows, maintaining same sizes &.

    Complete Permit 200503046793 $$$ $14,500
  7. Dec 2004

    Retrofit windows in one unit (8).

    Complete Permit 200412151531 $$$ $2,900
  8. Jul 1995

    Remvoe fungus damaged and loose side replace with new.

    Expired Permit 9510874 $$$ $6,200
  9. Jul 1995

    Replace stucco, fungus damage repair, window sill line.

    Expired Permit 9510208 $$$ $6,200
  10. Oct 1983

    To bring building into full compliance with the provisions.

    Expired Permit 8310941 $$$ $5

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