2815 Pine Street
Two-flat
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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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March 15, 1962
The Office of the Assessor-Recorder photographed the property for tax assessment.
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Jul 1985
Remove front stairs, add new foundation, porch & stairs.
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Aug 1999
Comply of nov #199602226 remove range sink & cap off plumbin.
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Jan 2005
Remodel bathroom & kitchen, to remove illegal unit at g/f.
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Nov 2006
To comply with his nov 199602226. legalize second unit at 1st floor. raise ceiling for head room, add one window for light and air remodel kitchenette.
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Apr 2023
To obtain final inspection for bpa# 201708104464 ref eid and pid insp rec under e201708106932 and pp20170810747.
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Jan 2025
Reroofing: remove and replace roofing material / existing roofing material (in-kind).
1 nominal $1 street-space or sidewalk permit is omitted from the timeline. 2 expired permits are not shown. 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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