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Block 3589, lot 077

160 Lexington St

City’s use
Multi-Family Residential
Built
1906
Stories
1
Units
2
Rooms
2 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms
Building
1,436 sq ft
Lot
2,000 sq ft
Zoning
RH3
Construction type
D

From the assessor's latest secured roll, which can lag recent work. Lot plans, zoning and planning history on the city’s Property Information Map

Permits filed here

3 permits filed for this property since 2000.

CompletedIn progressNever finaledExpired or cancelled
FiledOutcomeAddressContractorWork described on the permitDeclared cost
Aug 23, 2012Never finaled
issued Aug 2012, no final
160 Lexington StAstorga Const Companywork to be done at 160 - lower floor only. remove wall on first floor unit. and add a new footing foundation.
Details
Permit
201208238066
Status
issued
Filed
Aug 23, 2012
Permit issued
Aug 23, 2012
Declared cost
$4,000
Address
160 Lexington St

work to be done at 160 - lower floor only. remove wall on first floor unit. and add a new footing foundation.

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$4,000
Jun 22, 2012Never finaled
issued Jun 2012, no final
160 Lexington Stcommencement of work not started under previously approved permit application pa# 9825316
Details
Permit
201206223286
Status
issued
Filed
Jun 22, 2012
Permit issued
Jun 22, 2012
Declared cost
$10,000
Address
160 Lexington St

commencement of work not started under previously approved permit application pa# 9825316

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$10,000
Jan 6, 2004Never finaled
issued Jan 2004, no final
160 Lexington Strenew appl#9825316 to complete work
Details
Permit
200401063369
Status
issued
Filed
Jan 6, 2004
Permit issued
Jan 6, 2004
Declared cost
$1,000
Address
160 Lexington St

renew appl#9825316 to complete work

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$1,000

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Contractors
Astorga Const Company

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