WASHINGTON, DC 20010 · DC — Ward 1
Building permit — alteration and repair
Revision to permit no: B2605148; Structural modification to the approved basement support framing due to existing field conditions discovered during construction. Work includes relocating and offsetting new steel support posts from the originally approved straight-line layout, installing separate independent 24" x 24" x 10" concrete footings, and installing new NPS 4 Schedule 40 steel columns to support the revised beam configuration. One support post is shifted approximately 1'-6" from the original proposed axis. The revised framing and foundation layout is designed to support the required structural loads and comply with the current District of Columbia Building Code.
Applicant: THEODROSE KIFLE · Owner: MENDONSA, CHANTELLE
Building permit — alteration and repair
Replacement of a deteriorated wooden beam and posts with new steel beam and posts.
Applicant: THEODROSE KIFLE · Owner: MENDONSA, CHANTELLE
Building permit — alteration and repair
On -Single Family Dwelling, under 1,000 SQF, Interior demolition, Interior renovation and Alteration Interior framing work Per plan replace and Patch existing drywall as Required interior finish and Paint
Applicant: MENDONSA, CHANTELLE · Owner: MENDONSA, CHANTELLE
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