12–22 Edith Street

1. 1907

   A surviving example of Cuneo flats, a rare local type built in stacked rows with an open-air gallery on each floor; built by the contractors William J. and Louis Cuneo.

   North Beach Historic Context Statement, adopted 2022
2. April 11, 1907

   William J. and Louis Cuneo contracted to put up a two-storey and basement frame building, at $9,200.

   The San Francisco Call, 11 April 1907, p. 11
3. Aug 1985

   Permit 8508554 $$$ $1,220

   Install aluminum windows.

4. Jun 1987

   Permit 8708117 $$$ $10,500

   New kitchen cabinets & sink.

5. Jun 1987

   Permit 8708362 $$$ $1,000

   Remove wall between 2 bedrooms making one bedroom.

6. May 1990

   Permit 9010118 $$$ $6,600

   Reroofing.

7. Feb 1991

   Permit 9102627 $$$ $5,000

   Reroofing.

8. May 1999

   Permit 9910477 $$$ $2,900

   Install drop ceiling with o2 layers in 03 rooms no electrical.

9. May 2005

   Issued Permit 200505243351 $$$ $15,000

   Reroofing.

10. Mar 2015

    Issued Permit 201503090308 $$$ $10,000

    Installation of a bathroom on 3rd floor - by converting existing closets into bathroom maher - not req'd.

11. Sep 2019

    Permit 201909181916 $$$ $25,000

    Yard retaining wall repair retaining wall is cracked & leaning into the public right of way. this project will return the wall to be fully within the property boundaries & repair the damaged portions of the wall.

2 nominal $1 street-space or sidewalk permits are omitted from the timeline. The city's survey prints this address as 12–22 Edith Street in one place and 12–22 Edith Alley in another.