1145–1149 Mission Street
Store building
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1907
Built.
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1910
Built in 1910; the building's integrity was later rated fair-plus.
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1911
The Miles Brothers relocated their film exchange to this address, about the same distance south of the Market Street theaters as their earlier Turk Street exchange had been north of them.
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Aug 1989
Install steel bracing system to support brick masonry.
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January 1990
A 500-gallon gasoline storage tank was removed from the property, then held by California Building Maintenance; the regional water board closed the case in March 1995.
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Jan 1990
Parapet reinforcing.
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May 1991
Sidewalk shoring.
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Sep 1991
Reroofing.
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May 1995
Seismic upgrade.
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Jul 2000
Horizontal addition-change of use from office/retail/business to business svc/livework.
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Oct 2004
For completion of work started under appl#200007145147.
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Aug 2009
Demolition existing 2 story brick building. street frontage 50 ft.
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Aug 2009
New 6-story building. over 1-basement level parking.
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Sep 2012
New foundation padf to support 2 story shipping containers.
2 nominal $1 street-space or sidewalk permits are omitted from the timeline. 1 cancelled permit is not shown. A federal environmental report dates the building to 1910 and credits the design to 'JV Campbell' — the name likely garbled in scanning; the assessor's roll gives 1907.
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