WASHINGTON, DC 20003 · DC — Ward 6
Building permit — alteration and repair
CFA / HISTORIC SCOPE OF WORK REMOVE (2) EXISTING 6691 LOBBY ATMs FRAME IN WALL OPENINGS, PATCH/PAINT WALL TERMINATE ELECTRICAL AS REQUIRED. DEMOLISH APPROX. 60X60" SQUARE OF BUILDING SLAB POUR NEW 12" CONCRETE SLAB WITH REBAR MAT FRAME, DRYWALL AND FINISH NEW INTERIOR WALLS FOR 430 ALCOVE REMOVE GLASS AND MIDDLE MULLION INSTALL NEW HORIZANTAL MULLION AND GLAZING INSTALL CUSTOM WF9200 RFO SURROUND INSTALL 430V
Applicant: VICKIE ASHMEAD · Owner: PUBLIC CITIZEN INC
Building permit — electrical
Electrical Trade Permit
Applicant: KEVIN MERUVIA VARGAS · Owner: PUBLIC CITIZEN INC
Building permit — alteration and repair
In the Capitol Hill Historic District In the Commission of Fine Arts jurisdiction area INTERIOR RENOVATION OF AN EXISTING COMMERCIAL RETAIL BANK IN A 3 STORY MULTI-TENANT BUILDING. SCOPE OF WORK INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING: DEMOLITION OF LIGHT FIXTURES, WORKSTATION PANELS, PORTIONS OF FLOOR AND CEILING FINISHES; AND CONSTRUCTION OF NEW NON-STRUCTURAL PARTITIONS, CEILINGS, POWER/DATA, RELOCATION OF EXISTING OFFICE FURNITURE, ADDITION OF NEW GRAB BARS IN RESTROOMS, AND MODIFICATIONS TO ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS. THE RENOVATION IS CLASSIFIED AS A LEVEL 2 ALTERATION ACCORDING TO THE 2017 DC EXISTING BUILDING CODE. THEREFORE, THE APPLICABLE COMPLIANCE METHOD IS SECTION 301.3.2 WORK AREA COMPLIANCE METHOD, ALONG WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OUTLINED IN CHAPTERS 5 THROUGH 13, ESPECIALLY CHAPTER 8 OF THE 2017 DC EXISTING BUILDING CODE FOR A LEVEL 2 ALTERATION. NO CHANGE OF OCCUPANCY, NO SF ADDED, NO INCREASE IN OCCUPANT LOAD.
Applicant: ROSHAUN DENNIS · Owner: PUBLIC CITIZEN INC
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