WASHINGTON, DC 20009 · DC — Ward 2
Building permit — plumbing and gas
Owner: HALL, RICHARD D
Building permit — addition alteration repair
1. Interior renovation to include framing, drywall, doors, trim, cabinets, flooring, and painting. 2. Construction of a new two-story rear addition with a rooftop deck. 3. Replacement of electrical, mechanical, and plumbing systems. 4. Replacing existing windows & doors including new double doors, transom, and windows for the new addition. 5. Rebuilding the interior stairs. 6. Replacement of the existing basement 4 inch slab in the same location. 7. Extending the existing areaway with new walls & steps. 8. Construction of a new rear deck on the main level. 9. Installation of new hardscaping including a flagstone patio, walkway, and landscaped green area. 10. Covenant for the third floor of the main house. 11. Repairing the existing concrete parking area & driveway. 12. Removing the existing metal gate and installing a new garage door with posts and new 7 feet tall wood fence within property. Work Area Affected: 2,984 SF.
Applicant: DILAN INVESTMENTS LLC · Owner: HALL, DAYLE W
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