WASHINGTON, DC 20032 · DC — Ward 8
Building permit — alteration and repair
DGS Project. Replace existing chiller, remote condensing unit, and boiler with new heat pump chiller. Install new underground piping.
Applicant: PHILIP ANDERSON · Owner: UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
Building permit — civil plans
Existing asphalt pavement to be milled and overlayed. Asphalt pavement to be very slightly widened and elongated to provide two full size basketball courts as an add alternate. Install padding to light poles in the base scope and relocate them as an add alternate. New basketball hoops and a new sign explaining the rules in english and spanish shall be installed. Two 9.5'X7' concrete pads for new bleachers shall be provided.
Applicant: ANTHONY CARROLL · Owner: DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AND RECREATION OF DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
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