2813 Pine Street
Single-family house
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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.
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1900
Built by Charles L. Hinkel.
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between 1947 and 1951
The Office of the Assessor-Recorder photographed the property for tax assessment.
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Dec 1982
Installation of aluminum windows (8) in the kitchen & bdrm.
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Dec 1990
Brick foundation to repair, put cement rebar steel.
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Sep 2010
Replacement of interior flooring wall finishes new lighting and heating. structural shear walls and grade beams-new roof sheating and roofing. demolition of existing rear interior stair. new interior stair to basement.
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Oct 2010
Pitched roof over existing rear addition will be demolished and replaced with a deck. existing stairs from first floor to rear yard will be removed, and a new deck will be added.
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Apr 2012
Remove existing bushes and slab adjacent to driveway. new brick planter boxes on either side of driveway. remove and replace 9 front elevation windows, using marvin historic replacement windows. paint to match existing. visible from street.
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Oct 2014
Replacement of front balcony above the entrance in kind. replacement of treads and risers at entry stair. new concrete stem walls below wood siding. replacement inkind of stair spinklesa nd top rail and replacement of brick posts with new ptd wood posts.
1 expired permit is omitted. 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.
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