2806 Pine Street
Single-family house
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1900
Built.
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1944
Home of Joseph James, the Marinship shipyard worker whose 1944 suit against the Boilermakers' union — James vs. Marinship — ended segregated auxiliary unions in California. Identified in 2024 as eligible for local landmark, California Register or National Register designation.
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Oct 1990
Repair of existing front steps re build.
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Mar 2001
Replace & repair existing brick foundation, replace slab, reinstall existing bath.
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Oct 2001
Remodel existing kitchen & upstairs, bathroom, replace cabinets, upgrade electrical & plumbing, paint.
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Apr 2002
Extend chimney with brick and metal flue for gas insert for fireplace modify 20011003986-s.
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Jun 2002
Reroofing.
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Dec 2006
Demolish selected walls and rear deck. construct new addition and rear deck.
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Aug 2008
Revision to application 200612059185s1-r1. add unconditioned basement storage room & revised deck design.
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Sep 2008
Revision to app #200808229810 to show admendment to foundation along eastern property line to avoid underpining of adjacent footing.
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Feb 2020
Replace windows with e-series street facing like-for-like obtaining same grids pattern and operation and propertions.
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May 2020
Reroofing - inkind replacement of comp shingles with comp shingles; no change to wood trim or any decorative molding.
3 nominal $1 street-space or sidewalk permits are omitted from the timeline. 2 expired or cancelled permits are not shown.
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