solar permit: installing 16 solar pv modules, 420 watts per module, total no. of rating 6.72 kw. mounted: roof, ballasted: n, including 3 energy storage unit, of 600 vac, with 13.5 kwh each in capacity, ess units will be closer than 3 feet | revision - e202606181613.
2909 26th Av, Sunset/Parkside, CA 94132
$30,000
Estimated Value
Permit Details
- Permit Number
- S20260729697
- Type
- unknown
- Status
- issued
- Issued Date
- September 1, 2026
- County
- San Francisco, CA
Parties
No contractor listed
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