WASHINGTON, DC 20009 · DC — Ward 1
Building permit — mechanical
Owner: 2412R 18TH MAV LLC
Building permit — alteration and repair
2414 Rear 18TH ST NW ALTERATION OF EXISTING HISTORIC GARAGE BUILDING TO BECOME A COMMISSARY KITCHEN AND RESTAURANT ON LEVEL 1 AND BAR AT THE EXISTING BASEMENT LEVEL. PROPOSED MEZZANINE TO BE ADDED FOR BACK OF HOUSE PROGRAMMING AND INFRASTRUCTURE. DEMOLITION OF INTERIOR WALLS, DOORS, CEILINGS, AND SYSTEMS. EXISTING SLAB ON GRADE TO BE MODIFIED FOR NEW INFRASTRUCTURE AS REQUIRED. NEW MECHANICAL, PLUMBING, ELECTRICAL, AND FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEMS EXISTING ROOF AND SUBSTRATE TO BE REMOVED BACK TO SUBSTRATE AND/OR STRUCTURE AND BE REPLACED. EXISTING ROOF TRUSSES TO REMAIN. ROOF TO BE REFLECTIVE OF EXISTING BUILDING SLOPES AND HISTORIC CHARACTER. EXTERIOR WALLS TO BE PATCHED AND REPAIRED AS REQUIRED. EXTERIOR WINDOWS AND DOOR OPENINGS TO BE REMOVED AND REPLACED. REPLACEMENTS TO BE REFLECTIVE OF EXISTING HISTORIC CHARACTER. EXISTING MASONRY OPENING SIZES TO BE MODIFIED IN SELECT AREAS. AREA AFFECTED 6,828 SF
Applicant: JOE SPINELLI · Owner: 2412 18TH BG MAV LLC
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