255–265 10th Street

1. 1932

   An Art Deco automobile repair shop of 1932, single-storey behind a decorative parapet with stepped incisions, built for John Cassaretto on the site of a row of flats that had stood there since at least the 1910s. The Peerless Welding Company took it first and later the Northwest Engine Company; by 1950 its north half was a store and its south half a welding and machine shop.

   San Francisco Planning Department, 275 10th Street Supportive Housing Project: Environmental Impact Report, Case No. 2005.0634E, 2006.
2. Aug 1991

   Permit 9113892 $$$ $13,000

   Parapet.

3. Apr 2001

   Permit 200104277916 $$$ $23,500

   Mechanical installation of auto spray paint booth & exhaust duct.

4. May 2001

   Permit 200105088615 $$$ $1,750

   Replace doublle faced projecting electric sign.

5. Aug 2001

   Permit 200108317392 $$$ $6,000

   New interior walls & modify existing stair.

6. Dec 2001

   Permit 200112205691 $$$ $1,046

   Rev to permit app 200104277916-mechanical installation of existing exhaust bench &duct through roof.

7. Jan 2004

   Permit 200401274948 $$$ $3,000

   To add a toilet on 2nd floor (mezz. floor).

1 nominal $1 street-space or sidewalk permit is omitted from the timeline. 7 expired permits are not shown.