WASHINGTON, DC 20005 · DC — Ward 2
Building permit — alteration and repair
Historic new paved seating area.
Applicant: SAVANNAH M EPPLEY · Owner: MEMORIAL EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH
Building permit — elevator - alteration
HISTORIC Modernization of 1 hydraulic passenger elevator, 2600lb capacity/125 FPM, 7 stops with front and side openings. Replacement of power unit, scavenger pump, PRV, hoist way, car doors, and COP.
Applicant: JENNIFER ALVIS · Owner: MEMORIAL EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH
Building permit — electrical
Owner: MEMORIAL EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH
Building permit — alteration and repair
In the Greater Fourteenth Street Historic District Site of Luther Place Memorial Church & Luther Statue FOR DIGITAL WALKTHROUGH ***INTERIOR WORK ONLY*** Repair and replace the following items in the elevator machine room only. Replacement of existing mainline and cab light disconnect. Replacement of existing machine room lights & outlets. Replacement of existing sump pump and lights in elevator pit.
Applicant: BETHANY GIGNAC · Owner: MEMORIAL EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH
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