WASHINGTON, DC 20032 · DC — Ward 8
Building permit — solar system
REVISION OF PERMIT SOL2504350 System / Equipment Updates: Confirmed the proposed new PV system as 71.280 kW DC / 50.000 kW AC, consisting of (162) VSUN VSUN440N-108BMH-DG-BB 440 W modules, (162) SolarEdge C651U power optimizers, and (1) SolarEdge SE50KUS 208 V inverter. Design / Layout Updates: Updated roof layout, site layout, equipment locations, setbacks, work area, trench routing, PV array areas, PV coverage percentages, module counts, and array configuration. Electrical / Interconnection Updates: Updated line diagram, conductor/conduit schedule, fusing, disconnects, grounding, junction boxes, utility connection notation, design tables, and placard information for the revised PV system configuration. Structural / Mounting Updates: Updated racking/attachment information for IronRidge BX 5-degree ballast, roof material, rafter information, array weights, distributed loads, fire setbacks, and references to the structural calculations by the Engineer of Record. Code / Compliance Updates: Updated notes referencing applicable DC Construction Codes, NEC 2014, IBC 2015, IFC 2015, weather protection, roof penetrations, disconnect accessibility, and relocatable power tap restrictions as shown in the revised drawings. Other Project-Wide Updates: Updated title block revision history, sheet list, project data, safety plan information, placard directory mapping, and sheet-by-sheet comment responses to align with the latest revision set.
Applicant: JOSEPH ACKERMAN · Owner: 54 CONGRESS HEIGHTS L.L.C
Building permit — electrical
Owner: 54 CONGRESS HEIGHTS L.L.C
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