WASHINGTON, DC 20009 · DC — Ward 1
Building permit — alteration and repair
RENEWAL OF B2505191; Remove bottom 4 feet of Vermont black real slate at the rear of the house and replace with new Vermont black slates. Remove rear gutter and downspout and install new 7 copper gutter and install 2 runs of downspouts (one on each side of the house). Remove old built in gutter liner at the front of the house and replace with new Fibertite fiberclad metal off white color. Install additional copper downspout run at the north side of the house.
Applicant: GERARDO PEREZ · Owner: HULLAR, JACQUELINE C
Building permit — alteration and repair
***REQUEST FOR REVIEW FOR FINAL INSPECTION PURPOSES ONLY. PLEASE REFER TO PREVIOUS, EXPIRED BUILDING PERMIT NUMBER B2503974**Tuckpoint rear [West facing] facade using lime-based mortar and apply masonry sealer to front [East facing] facade
Applicant: PAUL KILLMER · Owner: HULLAR, JACQUELINE C
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