485 34th Avenue
3-unit building with a ground-floor store
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1900
Built.
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Jul 1984
Demolition.
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1985
Two Type A earthquake relief shacks known as the Goldie Shacks stood on this lot. A demolition proposal was appealed successfully and the shacks were moved to the Presidio for the Army museum's exhibit on the 1906 earthquake; the National Park Service keeps them now.
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Mar 2003
Reroofing.
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Sep 2003
Installation of kidde fire system for hood and duct. fire alarm separate permit.
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Dec 2009
Change cabinets & tiles in kitchen & 2 bathrooms. repair bathroom dry rot & sheetrock.
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Mar 2010
Siding repair/dry-rot repair: replace 25% of siding @ 34th. ave. side. roof repair (pitch roof) approx. 300 sq ft.
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Jul 2022
Foundation and beam improvement @ front of property. wood siding to be repalced inkind where needed - store front tile to be replaced in kind where needed.
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August 28, 2026
Locals love this 52-year-old S.F. restaurant for its seafood and free wine. Now it’s closing — San Francisco Chronicle
1 nominal $1 street-space or sidewalk permit is omitted from the timeline. 1 cancelled permit is not shown.
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