WASHINGTON, DC 20009 · DC — Ward 1
Building permit — plumbing and gas
Owner: GRAY JR, JAMES H
Building permit — alteration and repair
Historic Interior wall removal and balustrade replacement in preparation for full bathroom renovation and staircase improvement. Scope 1 Demolition: Remove existing non-structural interior partition walls within the existing bathroom footprint (approx. 28 SF / 7' x 4') on the second floor. No structural walls altered or removed. No change to building footprint or floor area. Following demolition separate plumbing permit to allow replacement of demolished bath with walk in shower, new vanity, toilet, floor and wall coverings. Floor and shower walls to be ceramic tile. Walls outside of shower to be sheetrock. Scope 2 Staircase: Replace existing wall-mounted handrail and closed stringer with open balustrade system. 35 linear feet, 14 stairs. New square wood newel posts at top and bottom, square wood balusters, flat rectangular continuous wood handrail.
Applicant: GRAY JR, JAMES H · Owner: GRAY JR, JAMES H
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