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Parcel Attributes
| Parcel | 117070320 |
|---|---|
| Jurisdiction | Tucson, Pima County |
| Water Course | Street |
| City of Tucson Zoning | HO-3 |
| Tucson Ward | Ward 6 |
| Tucson Registered Neighborhood | Armory Park |
| National Register Historic District | Armory Park Historic Residential District |
| Structure on National Register of Historic Places | Contributor |
| Pima County Data | Assessor, Recorder, Treasurer, ... |
| Parcel Map | Map |
| Parcel Attributes Issue? | |
Annexations & Original City Zoning (OCZ)
Address: 404 S 5TH AV
Date - 10/12/2026 2:54 a.m.
Total Number Of Annexations & Original City Zoning (1)
| Plan | Description | Annexation Ordinance | Effective Date | OCZ Ordinance |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Original Town Of Tucson | ORIGINAL |
Rezoning Cases
Date - 10/12/2026 2:54 a.m.
Total Number Of Rezone Cases - (5)
| Case No. | Description | New Zone | Status | Status Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| C9-74-19 | Armory Park Historic Residential District | HB-2 | Effectuated | 07/07/2011 |
| C9-74-19 | Armory Park Historic Residential District | HPR | Effectuated | 07/07/2011 |
| C9-74-19 | Armory Park Historic Residential District | HR-3 | Effectuated | 07/07/2011 |
| C9-74-19 | Armory Park Historic Residential District | HR-4 | Effectuated | 07/07/2011 |
| C9-74-19 | Armory Park Historic Residential District | HR-42 | Effectuated | 07/07/2011 |
Special Development Requests & Requirements
Address: 404 S 5TH AV
Date - 10/12/2026 2:54 a.m.
Total Number Of Special Development Permits - (1)
| Activity Number | Status | Apply Date | Expired Date | Unit | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| H000007732 | CLOSED | 09/21/2016 | N/A | Historical Information |
Permits
Address: 404 S 5TH AV
Date - 10/12/2026 2:54 a.m.
Total Number Of Permits - (2)
| Permit | Status | Apply Date | Expired Date | Unit | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| T04PL00508 | FINAL | 03/15/2004 | 09/21/2004 | PLUMB | REPAIR:GASLINE APA | |
| T21CM00611 | FINAL | 01/21/2021 | 07/26/2021 | 5 | COMBO | Replaced 100' gas line |
Code Enforcement
Address: 404 S 5TH AV
Date - 10/12/2026 2:54 a.m.
Total Number Of Code Cases - (1)
| Case Number | Case Status | Entered Date | Exp Date | Unit | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CE-VIO0826-03609 | Received | 08/27/2026 | TFD - Roof flew off bldg |
Plans
Address: 404 S 5TH AV
Date - 10/12/2026 2:54 a.m.
Total Number Of Plans - (8)
| Plan Number | Status | Application Date | Exp Date | Unit | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| TP-PRE-1026-00204 | Submitted - Online | 10/07/2026 | N/A | -- Pre-Application Conference | Building sustained major structural storm damage, primarily consisting of: Upper roof loss Second-floor ceiling collapse/displacement Upper perimeter brick/masonry collapse and displacement Damage to roof/framing connections Exposed and potentially compromised wood framing Water damage to exposed second-floor apartments Loose brick and falling-debris hazards Apparent bowing/leaning of portions of the rear exterior wall Uncertain condition of the existing foundation and structural supports Asbestos has been found in multiple areas and require containment and demolition. The building is considered not suitable for reoccupation in its current damaged condition. Stabilization, shoring, debris removal, and additional structural evaluation are required before a permanent reconstruction scope can be established. These do not establish the final extent of hidden damage or provide the permanent reconstruction design. Additional damage may be discovered once debris, ceiling materials, and other concealed areas are removed | |
| TP-PRE-1026-00204 | Submitted - Online | 10/07/2026 | N/A | UNIT 1 | -- Pre-Application Conference | Building sustained major structural storm damage, primarily consisting of: Upper roof loss Second-floor ceiling collapse/displacement Upper perimeter brick/masonry collapse and displacement Damage to roof/framing connections Exposed and potentially compromised wood framing Water damage to exposed second-floor apartments Loose brick and falling-debris hazards Apparent bowing/leaning of portions of the rear exterior wall Uncertain condition of the existing foundation and structural supports Asbestos has been found in multiple areas and require containment and demolition. The building is considered not suitable for reoccupation in its current damaged condition. Stabilization, shoring, debris removal, and additional structural evaluation are required before a permanent reconstruction scope can be established. These do not establish the final extent of hidden damage or provide the permanent reconstruction design. Additional damage may be discovered once debris, ceiling materials, and other concealed areas are removed |
| TP-PRE-1026-00204 | Submitted - Online | 10/07/2026 | N/A | UNIT 2 | -- Pre-Application Conference | Building sustained major structural storm damage, primarily consisting of: Upper roof loss Second-floor ceiling collapse/displacement Upper perimeter brick/masonry collapse and displacement Damage to roof/framing connections Exposed and potentially compromised wood framing Water damage to exposed second-floor apartments Loose brick and falling-debris hazards Apparent bowing/leaning of portions of the rear exterior wall Uncertain condition of the existing foundation and structural supports Asbestos has been found in multiple areas and require containment and demolition. The building is considered not suitable for reoccupation in its current damaged condition. Stabilization, shoring, debris removal, and additional structural evaluation are required before a permanent reconstruction scope can be established. These do not establish the final extent of hidden damage or provide the permanent reconstruction design. Additional damage may be discovered once debris, ceiling materials, and other concealed areas are removed |
| TP-PRE-1026-00204 | Submitted - Online | 10/07/2026 | N/A | UNIT 3 | -- Pre-Application Conference | Building sustained major structural storm damage, primarily consisting of: Upper roof loss Second-floor ceiling collapse/displacement Upper perimeter brick/masonry collapse and displacement Damage to roof/framing connections Exposed and potentially compromised wood framing Water damage to exposed second-floor apartments Loose brick and falling-debris hazards Apparent bowing/leaning of portions of the rear exterior wall Uncertain condition of the existing foundation and structural supports Asbestos has been found in multiple areas and require containment and demolition. The building is considered not suitable for reoccupation in its current damaged condition. Stabilization, shoring, debris removal, and additional structural evaluation are required before a permanent reconstruction scope can be established. These do not establish the final extent of hidden damage or provide the permanent reconstruction design. Additional damage may be discovered once debris, ceiling materials, and other concealed areas are removed |
| TP-PRE-1026-00204 | Submitted - Online | 10/07/2026 | N/A | UNIT 4 | -- Pre-Application Conference | Building sustained major structural storm damage, primarily consisting of: Upper roof loss Second-floor ceiling collapse/displacement Upper perimeter brick/masonry collapse and displacement Damage to roof/framing connections Exposed and potentially compromised wood framing Water damage to exposed second-floor apartments Loose brick and falling-debris hazards Apparent bowing/leaning of portions of the rear exterior wall Uncertain condition of the existing foundation and structural supports Asbestos has been found in multiple areas and require containment and demolition. The building is considered not suitable for reoccupation in its current damaged condition. Stabilization, shoring, debris removal, and additional structural evaluation are required before a permanent reconstruction scope can be established. These do not establish the final extent of hidden damage or provide the permanent reconstruction design. Additional damage may be discovered once debris, ceiling materials, and other concealed areas are removed |
| TP-PRE-1026-00204 | Submitted - Online | 10/07/2026 | N/A | UNIT 5 | -- Pre-Application Conference | Building sustained major structural storm damage, primarily consisting of: Upper roof loss Second-floor ceiling collapse/displacement Upper perimeter brick/masonry collapse and displacement Damage to roof/framing connections Exposed and potentially compromised wood framing Water damage to exposed second-floor apartments Loose brick and falling-debris hazards Apparent bowing/leaning of portions of the rear exterior wall Uncertain condition of the existing foundation and structural supports Asbestos has been found in multiple areas and require containment and demolition. The building is considered not suitable for reoccupation in its current damaged condition. Stabilization, shoring, debris removal, and additional structural evaluation are required before a permanent reconstruction scope can be established. These do not establish the final extent of hidden damage or provide the permanent reconstruction design. Additional damage may be discovered once debris, ceiling materials, and other concealed areas are removed |
| TP-PRE-1026-00204 | Submitted - Online | 10/07/2026 | N/A | UNIT 6 | -- Pre-Application Conference | Building sustained major structural storm damage, primarily consisting of: Upper roof loss Second-floor ceiling collapse/displacement Upper perimeter brick/masonry collapse and displacement Damage to roof/framing connections Exposed and potentially compromised wood framing Water damage to exposed second-floor apartments Loose brick and falling-debris hazards Apparent bowing/leaning of portions of the rear exterior wall Uncertain condition of the existing foundation and structural supports Asbestos has been found in multiple areas and require containment and demolition. The building is considered not suitable for reoccupation in its current damaged condition. Stabilization, shoring, debris removal, and additional structural evaluation are required before a permanent reconstruction scope can be established. These do not establish the final extent of hidden damage or provide the permanent reconstruction design. Additional damage may be discovered once debris, ceiling materials, and other concealed areas are removed |
| TP-PRE-1026-00204 | Submitted - Online | 10/07/2026 | N/A | UNIT 7 | -- Pre-Application Conference | Building sustained major structural storm damage, primarily consisting of: Upper roof loss Second-floor ceiling collapse/displacement Upper perimeter brick/masonry collapse and displacement Damage to roof/framing connections Exposed and potentially compromised wood framing Water damage to exposed second-floor apartments Loose brick and falling-debris hazards Apparent bowing/leaning of portions of the rear exterior wall Uncertain condition of the existing foundation and structural supports Asbestos has been found in multiple areas and require containment and demolition. The building is considered not suitable for reoccupation in its current damaged condition. Stabilization, shoring, debris removal, and additional structural evaluation are required before a permanent reconstruction scope can be established. These do not establish the final extent of hidden damage or provide the permanent reconstruction design. Additional damage may be discovered once debris, ceiling materials, and other concealed areas are removed |