2819 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. Mar 1982

   Otc alterations permit.

   Expired Permit 8201847 $$$ $20,000
4. Mar 1985

   Install 1 beam in basement.

   Complete Permit 8503042 $$$ $8,000
5. Jun 1989

   Legalize existing 2 unit building.

   Complete Permit 8911383 $$$ $15,000
6. Sep 1989

   Add permit #8911383 legalize existing 2 unit building.

   Complete Permit 8918024 $$$ $1,000
7. Nov 1989

   Final permit app #8201847 issued 3/11/82.

   Complete Permit 8921865 $$$ $1
8. Apr 1992

   Repair existing front ster. replace 8 rotted tread & riser.

   Expired Permit 9206699 $$$ $7,000
9. Sep 1993

   Replace existing windows with better insulated windows 4 windows.

   Complete Permit 9315229 $$$ $4,000
10. Sep 1993

    Repair existing front- renew 9206699.

    Complete Permit 9315301 $$$ $1
11. Aug 1994

    Intall plastic & aluminum skylight bet. exit. roof rafters.

    Expired Permit 9413849 $$$ $2,500
12. Aug 2012

    Remodel exisitng master bath, upper floor additional bath in existing guest bedroom, upper floor new window in front wood.

    Complete Permit 201208167567 $$$ $40,189
13. Aug 2013

    Replace 3 aluminum windows at front with new wood sashes, into existing frames. u factor..40.

    Complete Permit 201308013298 $$$ $4,000
14. Jul 2014

    Remove existing shingles, restore existing siding, new columns, new entry roof, replace and widen existing front door.

    Issued Permit 201407231923 $$$ $30,810
15. May 2019

    Install new plywood shearwalls with seismic hardware at garage level.

    Complete Permit 201905029539 $$$ $12,000

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.