WASHINGTON, DC 20003 · DC — Ward 6
Building permit — demolition
Full interior demolition of existing space including removal of all partitions, doors, millwork, office fronts, column surrounds, floor finishes (carpet/tile), ceilings, and wall finishes. Work also includes removal of all electrical systems to main breaker, /data and low voltage systems to point of entry, plumbing within demolished walls, and HVAC ductwork. Fire alarm equipment to be demolished as part of this application. No structural work involved. Slab and remaining construction to be thoroughly cleaned and prepared for new construction.
Applicant: MCN BUILD ON BEHALF OF DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA SCHOO · Owner: DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Building permit — excavation only
HISTORIC This school is being renovated, and the plan reviewer is requiring an archaeological study prior to any renovation-related land disturbance. This permit application is being submitted to secure an excavation permit so that the archaeological study can be completed.
Applicant: DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA C/O MCN BUILD · Owner: DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA C/O MCN BUILD
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