1320–1330 Fillmore Street
Western Addition · San Francisco, CA 94115
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Sep 2004
Erect a 13 story 80 unit residential building with coml and garage.
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Nov 2005
Install a life safety fire sprinkler system include fire pump & stand pipes.
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Oct 2006
Additional address for commercial space.
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Jul 2007
Interior tenant improvemtns for fillmore haratige retail & medic room, new construction of architectu4al finishes, mechanical and eledtrical.
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Jul 2007
Gave applicant correction form. need to show gallery as retail not assembly. media room is assembly make sure <50 persons. req handicap seating at front interior tenant improvements for fillmore heritage retail & media room. new construction or architecturall finishes, mechanical and electrical.
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Sep 2007
Mechanical 2 heat pumps and fan coils, electrical-lighting and sprinklers for t/i add 4 uprights, 3 relocates, 8 new pendants first floor.
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Sep 2007
Revision to permit application 200707025740 to indicated as new topping slab in the media room.
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Nov 2007
1st floor jazz club: occupancy verification only for sq ft fire assembly permit - yoshi's tanent improvement. plan check according to 2007 california building codes. ref. previously appl.# 2006.07.05.5674 - 1300 fillmore st. no change to max. occ. load of 311 approved in p/a 2006.07.05.5674.
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Jul 2008
Renew appl#200708281123, 200709243567 to complete work.
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Oct 2008
To complete work & obtain final inspection for work approved under permit application 200707025740.
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Oct 2008
Revision to 200810033399, 200707185740.
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Jan 2009
Design -build hvac, sprinkler, electrical drawings to complete work and obtain final inspection for work approved under appl 200709182905.
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Jan 2009
To obtain final inspection for work approved under appl 200802106401, work completed.
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Feb 2009
1st floor-add 2 fire smoke dampers.
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2018
The San Francisco Jazz Heritage Center, in the heart of the Historic Fillmore Jazz Preservation District the Redevelopment Agency established in 1995. It opened in 2007 as Yoshi's club and sushi restaurant, closed in 2015 and reopened in 2018 after a campaign by two African American-led nonprofits.
Not yet documented: the year the building went up, the architect and builder, the early tenants and the date of the last recorded sale. Submit an update