WASHINGTON, DC 20037 · DC — Ward 2
Building permit — elevator - alteration
Modernization of three (3_ basment traction passenger elevators
Applicant: SHAWN ROBERT BRUMLEY · Owner: WESTBROOKE PLACE LP
Building permit — elevator - alteration
CFA / H Modernization of three (3) basement traction passenger elevators
Applicant: SHAWN ROBERT BRUMLEY · Owner: WESTBROOKE PLACE LP
Building permit — elevator - alteration
In the Dupont Circle Historic District In the Commission of Fine Arts jurisdiction area. Modernization of three (3) basement traction passenger elevators. Replacement of the existing elevator controller, hoist machines, door equipment, roller guides, wiring, and call fixtures.
Applicant: SHAWN ROBERT BRUMLEY · Owner: WESTBROOKE PLACE LP
Building permit — electrical
Owner: WESTBROOKE PLACE LP
Building permit — alteration and repair
INTERIOR WORK ONLY***REPAIR & REPLACE THE BELOW ITEMS IN THE E.M.R***Replace the elevator mainline disconnects, Replace the 110v cab light disconnects, Replace lights and GFIs in EMRs and Pits, Install (2) new sump pumps Replace the pit access ladders, Replace the machine room doors.
Applicant: SAMUEL HARBAGE · Owner: WESTBROOKE PLACE LP
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