WASHINGTON, DC 20006 · DC — Ward 2
Building permit — electrical
Owner: NATHANIEL GILBERT PITTS TRUSTEE
Building permit — swimming pool
CFA / H Construct a 434sqft concrete swimming pool above the existing parking garage. Demo of old pool and deck under permit #D2600087.
Applicant: JUSTIN BISHOP · Owner: NATHANIEL GILBERT PITTS TRUSTEE
Building permit — alteration and repair
Commission of Fine Arts jurisdiction area S100 - SCOPE OF WORK, BUILDING ANALYSIS, SITE PLAN S101 - GENERAL NOTES, SK1: AERIAL PLAN S102 - SK2: POOL WATERPROOFING OVERVIEW, SK3: NEW DECK CURB OVERVIEW, SK4: AREA AT REMOVED PLANTER OVERVIEW, RD1: PARTIAL DEPTH TOP SURFACE CONCRETE REPAIR S103 - RD2: FULL DEPTH CONCRETE REPAIR, RD3: PARTIAL DEPTH OVERHEAD SURFACE CONCRETE REPAIR, RD4: SIPLAST WATERPROOFING WITH PAVER DETAIL, RD5: SIPLAST WATERPROOFING WITH WALL FLASHING DETAIL S104 - RD6: SIPLAST WATERPROOFING AT PARAPET WITH PAVERS DETAIL, RD7: SIPLAST WATERPROOFING WITH 1 8" TO 1 2" CRACK DETAIL, RD8: SIPLAST WATERPROOFING WITH 1 16" TO 1 8" CRACK DETAIL
Applicant: SHON THOMAS · Owner: LETTERMAN HOUSE CONDOMINIUM
Building permit — demolition
CFA SCOPE OF WORK (DEMOLITION ONLY) 1. REMOVAL OF EXISTING POOL, INCLUDING WHITECOATING, SHOTCRETE/GUNITE, WATERPROOFING IN THE STRUCTURAL BOX, TILE, AND COPING. THE STRUCTURAL BOX ITSELF IS EXCLUDED FROM THE SCOPE OF WORK FOR THIS PERMIT. 2. REMOVAL AND DISPOSAL OF THE EXISTING POOL DECK, INCLUDING THE EXISTING TOPPING SLAB, WATERPROOFING, LIGHT POLES, FOOT RINSE STATION, AND FOOT RINSE STATION CURB. THE FOLLOWING TRADES/SYSTEMS ARE NOT IN THE SCOPE OF WORK: A. MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL, AND PLUMBING SYSTEMS
Applicant: SHON THOMAS · Owner: NATHANIEL GILBERT PITTS TRUSTEE
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