WASHINGTON, DC 20037 · DC — Ward 2
Building permit — alteration and repair
In the Foggy Bottom Historic District Recess existing front doorway by building new brick archway opening and entrance using salvaged brick and lime-based mortar
Applicant: PAUL KILLMER · Owner: MILU PROPERTIES LLC
Building permit — alteration and repair
Revise B2600625 to add basement bathroom shower and 1st floor half bath.
Applicant: JW HOME IMPROVEMENT · Owner: MILU PROPERTIES LLC
Building permit — fence
Installing a new open hairpin fence on brick piers at public space
Applicant: RACHEL DEBAUN · Owner: MILU PROPERTIES LLC
Building permit — addition alteration repair
Historic District 2 story addition at rear of home - main level and upper level. New skylights at roof. New rear stoop, stairs, and railing and new fence.
Applicant: RACHEL DEBAUN · Owner: MILU PROPERTIES LLC
Building permit — alteration and repair
Recessed Entryway and Public Space
Applicant: RACHEL DEBAUN · Owner: MILU PROPERTIES LLC
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