1033–1037 Polk Street
Tenderloin · San Francisco, CA 94109
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1920
Recorded in the city's survey of the Van Ness Avenue automobile corridor as built for use as an auto parts store. Designed by Arthur S. Bugbee. Reinforced concrete, with classical ornament spread across bays of equal width.
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Feb 1989
Reroofing.
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Jun 1994
Revise to app #9406494.
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Jun 1995
Renewal permit application #9410299.
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Jun 1995
Revise permit app#9509050/struct chg: from wood to glue lam.
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Mar 1998
New interior stairs/partition/garage/modification to light.
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May 1998
Partitions (non-bearing), plumbing, hvac, etc. modification.
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Jun 1998
Install push paddle electric door opener at main entry.
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2010
Evaluated in the city's survey of the Van Ness Avenue automobile corridor and given California Register status code 3CS — individually eligible for the California Register, under Criteria 1 and 3.
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Jun 2019
Replacement of ground level doors and windows with wood doors and windows in same size and arrangement. replacement of tile at existing bulkhead.
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Jul 2019
Remodel kitchen and (2) bathrooms in-kind. no structural work, plumbing and electrical under seperates permits.
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Jul 2019
Minor interior renovations to ground and mezzanine levels: no structural work interior remodel.
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Dec 2021
Renew for final 201907256933, 201906032306, 201907236677.
1 nominal $1 street-space or sidewalk permit is omitted from the timeline.
Not yet documented: the year the building went up, the architect and builder and the early residents. Submit an update