San Francisco / South of Market / 241 10Th St

241 10Th St

28-unit 5-story residential project erect 5 stories of 28 dwelling units

Construction Complete28 UnitsAB 2011 Ministerial$4.0M Est. Cost
Permit Filed
Jun 2015
Active Review Since
Jun 2015
Review Stations
0 of 8
stations approved
Project Status
Complete
Estimated Timeline

Permit Issued

March 2016

Permit issued on March 10, 2016. Project moved into construction phase.

Actual permit issuance date from DBI records
0 of 8 stations approved0% complete
Plan Check Status
Planning (CP-ZOC)
SF Planning Department
Currently in review. 1 cycle(s) to date. Reviewer: Townes Chris.
In Review
Neighborhood Planning (CP-NP)
SF Planning Department
Currently in review. 1 cycle(s) to date. Reviewer: Townes Chris.
In Review
Building Code (BLDG)
Dept. of Building Inspection
Currently in review. 1 cycle(s) to date. Reviewer: Chen Min.
In Review
Fire (SFFD)
SF Fire Department
Currently in review. 1 cycle(s) to date. Reviewer: Debella Al.
In Review
Public Health (HEALTH)
Dept. of Public Health
Currently in review. 1 cycle(s) to date. Reviewer: Cushing Stephanie.
In Review
Water & Sewer (SFPUC)
SF Public Utilities Commission
Currently in review. 2 cycle(s) to date. Reviewer: Szu-Whitney Monica.
In Review
Sidewalk & Street (DPW-BSM)
DPW — Bureau of Street & Mapping
Currently in review. 1 cycle(s) to date. Reviewer: Dennis Rassendyll.
In Review
Labor Compliance (DFCU)
Office of Econ. & Workforce Dev.
Currently in review. 1 cycle(s) to date. Reviewer: Blackshear John.
In Review

Bottleneck Watch: Planning

Planning is the longest-running active review station on this project.

Key Milestones
Jun 2015
Permit Filed
New construction permit filed with DBI
Jun 2015
Electronic Plan Review Activated
Plans distributed to all review stations
Mar 2016
Permit Issued
Construction can begin
Aug 2017
Construction Complete
Certificate of occupancy issued
Data sources: Data from DataSF Building Permits and Building Permit Addenda with Routing datasets. Timeline estimates are statistical projections, not guarantees. See DataSF Building Permit Addenda with Routing.