WASHINGTON, DC 20037 · DC — Ward 2
Building permit — miscellaneous
CFA / H not construction just annual installation of the seasonal tent on our 6th floor terrace.
Applicant: MEGAN MEEHAN · Owner: AMERICAN PHARMACISTS ASSOCIATION
Building permit — miscellaneous
Site of American Institute of Pharmacy (American Pharmacists Association) In the Commission of Fine Arts jurisdiction area Temporary Special Event setup with (8) 10x10 tents, (2) 10x20 tents, (4) 20x20 tents, generator, (3) food trucks, (5) merch vendors on Memorial Day weekend for the Thunder Alley event in honor of military veterans.
Applicant: JEWEL HANSON · Owner: AMERICAN PHARMACISTS ASSOCIATION
Building permit — electrical
Owner: AMERICAN PHARMACISTS ASSOCIATION
Building permit — miscellaneous
Site of American Institute of Pharmacy (American Pharmacists Association) In the Commission of Fine Arts jurisdiction area SCOPE OF WORK: All equipment will be installed behind existing screening and will not be visible. (7) PROPOSED ANTENNAS (21) PROPOSED REMOTE RADIO HEADS (4) PROPOSED RAYCAP DC9 SURGE PROTECTORS (12) PROPOSED CABLES (3) AT&T 24-PAIR FIBER CABLES (9) #6 AWG DC POWER CABLES (1) PROPOSED AT&T 8'x16' EQUIPMENT PLATFORM W/ (1) ANDREW CMC72-32C OMNION COMBO CABINET (1) ANDREW CMC72-32B OMNION BATTERY CABINET (1) RAYCAP RRYOC-38U23-8000HEX CABINET
Applicant: ALEX MILLER · Owner: AMERICAN PHARMACISTS ASSOCIATION
Building permit — miscellaneous
T-proposes to remove and install 2 antennas on existing telecommunication rooftop and upgrade ancillary equipment as per plans.
Applicant: NETWORK BUILDING + CONSULTING · Owner: AMERICAN PHARMACISTS ASSOCIATION
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