302–308 Eddy Street
73-unit apartment building · Tenderloin
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1910
Built as the Herald Hotel to the design of Alfred Henry Jacobs: seven storeys, 150 rooms and 97 baths, in a Renaissance Revival manner and framed in steel rather than the masonry bearing walls then usual. One of the tallest and largest hotels put up in the decade after 1906 in the downtown hotel district.
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March 1966
The Redevelopment Agency photographed the property, then the Herald Hotel.
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June 1971
Lee Sims photographed the property, showing Yee Cafe and Herald Hotel.
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Dec 1980
Additions alterations or repairs.
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Jul 1982
Building use: apts.
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1983
Built.
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May 1985
Build new walls inside building, install four doors in same.
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Jul 1986
Proposed alteration to the daycare center located on the 1st.
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Jul 2003
Streetspace.
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Nov 2003
Remove and repair 78 each sprinkler heads in common area of apartment building with quick response sprnk.
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Nov 2007
Emergency fire alarm panel replacement ( front end only) plan of action for system upgrade will be provided. addressable panel to p/u existiong devices and zones until plan of action is submitted. no plans.
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May 2024
Add smoke detectors (9) and relays (3) to fire alarm panel.
3 nominal $1 street-space or sidewalk permits are omitted from the timeline. 3 expired or cancelled permits are not shown. This address is dated 1910 in its National Register nomination; the assessor's roll gives 1983 for the building on this parcel.
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