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Multifamily General Building work permitted July 16, 2025, with 4 permits through January 29, 2026, declaring $172,400 of work. Contractor on record: Crime Watch Security Sys Llc.
convert (e) commercial space into (1) accessory dwelling unit per ordinance 162-16, for a building total of (4) units. entire ground floor ceiling assembly throughout unit to be upgraded to a 1-hour assembly per information sheet fs-01.
San Francisco permit records name Crime Watch Security Sys Llc, A Plus Plumbing and Project Contractor Inc as the contractors on this project.
Phone numbers and the property owner are included with Pro, where the city publishes them.
4 permits issued Jul 16 – Jan 29, newest first.
| Issued | Permit | Contractor | Value |
|---|---|---|---|
| applied Jan 29 |
Commercial and multifamily, biggest first.
#202601294824 otc alterations permit installation of a new sprinkler monitoring system. (sprinkler waterflow and supervisory system). ref sprinkler permit 202512161879 Status: Complete |
| Crime Watch Security Sys Llc |
| $4K |
| applied Nov 6 | #202511069103 otc alterations permit strengthening of interior 2nd floor girder and supporting members ref adu pa 202006128503 Status: Complete | A Plus Plumbing | $5K |
| applied Dec 16 | #202512161879 otc alterations permit installation of (23) fire sprinklers system throughout new adu and related exit passageway according to pa 202006128503 per nfpa 13 2022 and underground piping per nfpa 24 (trench, backfill and sidewalk repair by other under separate permit) Status: Complete | Project Contractor Inc | $18.4K |
| applied Jun 12 | #202006128503 additions alterations or repairs convert (e) commercial space into (1) accessory dwelling unit per ordinance 162-16, for a building total of (4) units. entire ground floor ceiling assembly throughout unit to be upgraded to a 1-hour assembly per information sheet fs-01. Status: Complete | Not published | $145K |
In San Francisco, biggest first.