WASHINGTON, DC 20011 · DC — Ward 4
Building permit — addition alteration repair
This permit application is submitted to revise the previously approved building permits (Permit Nos. B2506463 and B2602859). The proposed revisions include the following: 1. Remove the existing first-floor framing and replace it with new TJI floor joists. 2. Remove the proposed steel posts, steel beams, and associated F2 foundation. 3. Provide support for one of the three proposed deck posts on the proposed CMU retaining wall. All other aspects of the previously approved permits remain unchanged.
Applicant: SEMRETE BANKO · Owner: TEKALIGN, BELAY
Building permit — plumbing and gas
Owner: TEKALIGN, BELAY
Building permit — electrical
Owner: TEKALIGN, BELAY
Building permit — addition alteration repair
This permit application is submitted to revise the previously approved building permit (Permit No. B2506463). The proposed revisions include the following: Modification of underpinning reinforcement bar details. Addition of the previously missing front wall underpinning sequence. Revision of the slab-on-grade specifications. Update to the specified concrete compressive strength. All other aspects of the approved permit remain unchanged.
Applicant: SEMRETE BANKO · Owner: TEKALIGN, BELAY
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