WASHINGTON, DC 20003 · DC — Ward 6
Building permit — alteration and repair
Front entry single-door and transom replacement with a mahogany single door, a four-panel design, and a transom. Doot to fit the original masonry opening
Applicant: ALEX SZOPA · Owner: SHAGES, JOHN D
Building permit — alteration and repair
Replacement of existing windows and rear door with new aluminum-clad units, all installed within the existing openings with no structural modifications or changes to size/openings.Front elevation: Replacement of 9 windows, including the 4 lower-floor windows and their associated transom windows above.Rear elevation: Replacement of 5 windows, plus replacement of the rear door and the transom window above it with a new door and transom unit.
Applicant: DAVID HIRZ · Owner: SHAGES, JOHN D
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