BOYDS, MD, 20841 · Montgomery County
Building permit — commercial building
Interior work only,Interior alteration/tenant fit-out of existing one-story commercial tenant spaces #432 and #434 for a ballroom dance instruction studio (to be #433). Primary use is private dance lessons and small group instruction, but the space will also be used for retail of ballroom dance shoes, clothing, gowns, and accessories. Scope includes combining existing suites, selective demolition of non-load-bearing demising wall, new interior layout/finishes, and associated MEP work. No change to building footprint.
Building permit — commercial building
Install new 9.92 KW DC Photovoltaic system.
Building permit — commercial building
Interior alteration to include new walls finishes fixtures and paint
Building permit — commercial building
UNIT 324, NEW TENANT, INTERIOR ALTERATION TO INCLUDE NEW WALLS FINISHES FIXTURES AND PAINT
Building permit — commercial building
Interior work only,Minor interior alteration for new mercantile tenant in a former mercantile space. SPACE 826
Building permit — commercial building
Revision,7 - Updated M drawings to show existing RTUs and added a demo plan to show new RTUs.Customer Wants To Use ePlansCustomer Wants To Use ePlans Interior work only,Proposed work includes construction and installation of new non-load bearing partitions, fixtures, finishes, lighting, plumbing, mechanical, and storefront work.
Building permit — commercial building
INTERIOR DEMO ONLY TO PREPARE THE SPACE FOR COMBUILD-1140678
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