WASHINGTON, DC 20012 · DC — Ward 4
Building permit — mechanical
Owner: SCHMITT, AUSTIN L
Building permit — plumbing and gas
Owner: SCHMITT, AUSTIN L
Building permit — electrical
Owner: SCHMITT, AUSTIN L
Building permit — alteration and repair
Proposed work includes Level 2 Alteration consisting of the conversion of an existing 656 SF unfinished basement into a new accessory dwelling unit (ADU) with two bedrooms, one full bathroom, kitchen, and living area. Work includes new interior partitions, plumbing, mechanical, electrical systems, replacement of basement windows, and installation of window wells to provide compliant egress. This constitutes creation of an independent dwelling unit in accordance with applicable zoning and building regulations.Level 1 Alteration work on the first and second floors includes replacement of existing windows within existing openings, replacement of kitchen cabinetry in same configuration, and interior finish upgrades (paint). No structural modifications are proposed unless noted.
Applicant: HEBER MUNOZ · Owner: SCHMITT, AUSTIN L
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