WASHINGTON, DC 20008 · DC — Ward 3
Building permit — civil plans
Historic and CFA Proposed improvements include utility connections to the existing electrical infrastructure for new pad mounted switches (PMSW). Proposed site improvements include general repair of existing curb, concrete drainage channel, asphalt and concrete paving as needed for utility trenching. New concrete pads for the proposed electrical equipment.
Applicant: DYLAN PIKE MILLER · Owner: SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION
Building permit — civil plans
This project redevelops the unused habitat space previously for the bison on the campus of Smithsonian Institution's National Zoo for a new animal habitat. Approximately 36,000 square feet of redevelopment includes rerouting of existing utilities, introduction of new utility piping, and the expansion of the existing Care Building. Erosion and sedimentation controls will be required. Stormwater best management practices, bioretention and planter box, and the preservation of select existing trees are planned to meet retention and detention requirements.
Applicant: SCOTT MILLER · Owner: UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
Building permit — permit
Building permit — civil plans
Commission of Fine Arts jurisdiction area ***FEDERAL National Zoological Park This project consists of the construction of bridge abutment scour and slope failure countermeasures. These countermeasures consist of riprap armoring and construction of a rock cross vane in the Rock Creek streambed.
Applicant: BRAD GLATFELTER · Owner: SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTE
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