WASHINGTON, DC 20011 · DC — Ward 4
Building permit — electrical
Owner: JAMISON
Building permit — alteration and repair
Remodel the Front Porch: remove the existing flagstone floor, stair treads & risers, and the stone veneer on all side of the porch. New concrete slab will be formed and poured for the patio floor with precast concrete eased-edge coping or similar, same for the stair treads. The patio will have new painted thin brick veneer, same as the stair risers. The existing wrapped beam will be extended as a soffit, and wrapped with new trim. The existing metal railings will be removed and reinstalled. The front beam & new trim components will be painted, the existing soffit & fascia will remain, and only repainted to matchConstruct a new covered porch structure at the rear: with concrete piers, 6x6 structural posts, pressure-treated beam, 2x10 roof framing, and 5/8in OSB roof sheathing. New TPO roof, columns will be wrapped in trim board, and the ceiling will feature 6in spruce tongue-and-groove v-joint planks to be stained and sealed. Installation of the Screeneze screen system with a single swing screen door. Electrical scope includes new ceiling fan/light fixtures, a new surface-mounted flood light, exterior switches, and a dedicated 15 AMP circuit run in exterior conduit to the existing panel.
Applicant: GREG BUITRAGO · Owner: JAMISON, TARA M
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