2809 Pine Street

1. 1883

   Built by Charles L. Hinkel, whose family firm was among the Bay Area's leading residential builders in the late nineteenth century; his work is marked by canted narrow windows with keystone lintels, pedimented gables with boxed eaves and prominent scrolled brackets.

   Architecture, Planning & Preservation Professionals: A Collection of Biographies, adopted 2021
2. 1900

   Built.

3. Apr 1984

   Removing stove, garbage, scraping walls for painting.

   Expired Permit 8403952 $$$ $3,000
4. Apr 1984

   Rebuild stairs & ralings, remodel kitchen.

   Expired Permit 8404215 $$$ $10,000
5. Oct 1984

   Dismantle kitchens, baths, upgrade, wining & plumbing.

   Complete Permit 8411280 $$$ $2,000
6. Apr 1985

   Replace substandard & below grade foundation.

   Complete Permit 8503491 $$$ $4,000
7. Sep 1988

   Comply with abatement case #022174.

   Complete Permit 8814097 $$$ $14,000
8. Jun 1995

   Remodel one story roof at rear into roof deck.

   Cancelled Permit 9508981S $$$ $20,000
9. May 1996

   Horizontal addition.

   Complete Permit 9609314 $$$ $20,000
10. Feb 1998

    Reroofing.

    Expired Permit 9802624 $$$ $3,900
11. Feb 2013

    2nd story work: remodel existing study, 1/2 bath addition to front. 3rd story work: remodel existing master bath, addition to front & rear.

    Complete Permit 201302069589 $$$ $50,000
12. Jan 2014

    Replace existing ductwork in attic with new flexible ductwork. replace existing furance with new. same location.

    Complete Permit 201401105959 $$$ $9,110
13. Apr 2014

    Reroofing.

    Complete Permit 201404183651 $$$ $6,350
14. Jun 2014

    Relocate driveway and move curb cut.

    Complete Permit 201406118132 $$$ $3,000
15. Mar 2015

    Remodel kitchen and sitting room. new flooring, cabinets and appliances.

    Complete Permit 201503100362 $$$ $30,000
16. May 2021

    New rear deck over existing flat roof.

    Cancelled Permit 202105281308 $$$ $5,000

1 nominal $1 street-space or sidewalk permit is omitted from the timeline. This address is recorded as built 1883; the assessor's roll gives 1900, the year it files most of the city's nineteenth-century buildings under.