WASHINGTON, DC 20010 · DC — Ward 1
Building permit — electrical
Owner: PHILLIPS, LEIGH R
Building permit — solar system
Historic To install 8.55 KWdc on the roof of the building.
Applicant: MARGO RICKS · Owner: PHILLIPS, MONICA T
Building permit — alteration and repair
Replace existing front entry door and sidelights with new ProVia Signet Series fiberglass entry door and sidelights system
Applicant: CONNOR ROGERS · Owner: PHILLIPS, MONICA T
Building permit — alteration and repair
Replace 6 existing windows facing Irving ST with new clad-wood Pella Reserve series double hung windows
Applicant: CONNOR ROGERS · Owner: PHILLIPS, MONICA T
Building permit — solar system
HISTORIC INSTALLATION OF A PV ROOF MOUNTED SOLAR SYSTEM WITH A CAPACITY OF 5.4 KW DC/ 3.8 KW AC. THE POWER GENERATED BY THE PV SYSTEM WILL BE INTERCONNECTED WITH THE UTILITY GRID THROUGH THE EXISTING ELECTRICAL SERVICE EQUIPMENT,PEPCO. THE SYSTEM CONSISTS OF 12 TALESUN BIPRO, MODEL TM7G54M-450W, EACH WITH A CAPACITY OF 450 W (***)
Applicant: STEVEN STAHL · Owner: PHILLIPS, MONICA T
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