270 Columbus Avenue

A reinforced concrete bank building put up for the Italian-American Bank — the North Beach branch of the Banco Italo-Americano — to the design of Italo Zanolini.

Recorded in the city's 1982 survey of North Beach, adopted by the Board of Supervisors in 1999, as an individually listed resource.

Conert vacant bank into a restaurant.

Interior demolition for non-structural partitions.

Parapet reinforcement.

Install for restaurant under seperate permit #8502938.

Install 6 int-illuminated awnings over windows.

Interior remodel-provide certain disabled access features.

Provide tenant imprvement for restaurant at g/f new retial counter finishes upgrade existing 3' doors to.

Revise to appln #200210169078 to include existing kitchen layout with new sandwich cooler 4'o" s/s.

Change of use only. from fast food to fast food & full service restaurant & bar. new historic doors.

New counter, extend existingstairs, relocate lobby entry door to comply with access requirements.

Renew app #200402176546 reactivate for final inspection.

To comply with nov#200792393. to get permit to remove a.t.m. machine.

Remove existing fire suppression system iside of hood and duct. install new (ul 300) fire suppression system inside of hood and duct.

Identified by the 2019 updated North Beach survey as appearing eligible for local landmark or California Register / National Register status — recorded as the Banco Italo-Americano.

Interior exploratory demolition work to determine extent of damage due to water intrustion to ceiling, wall, and floor on ground level of main dining room, wich is 900 sq ft in size. area to be patched and repaired as part of this work.

Remodel existing bar area at 1st floor and lower level; conversion of prep kitchen to warewashing area.