WASHINGTON, DC 20007 · DC — Ward 2
Building permit — plumbing and gas
Owner: M STREET FIVE LIMITED PARTNERSHIP
Building permit — electrical
Owner: M STREET FIVE LIMITED PARTNERSHIP
Building permit — alteration and repair
Historic and CFA Interior alteration (tenant fit-up) for a new Group-M (Mercantile) retail sales tenant (Cosmetics) in an existing 1-story (1st floor and Basement level tenant space) (Current use is Coffee Shop - A-2.) Interior renovation to include removal of existing tenant fixtures, finishes, and minor interior non-load bearing walls, and replacement with new per new tenant layout. Re-use/ modification of existing Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing systems to accommodate the new layout. Sales Area (1st floor only): 852 SF - 15 Persons. Non-Sales Area (Storage/BOH) (1st floor: 343 SF + Full Basement: 958 SF): 1,301 SF - 5 Persons. Total Gross Area (1st floor and Basement): 2,153 SF - Total Design Occupant Load: 20 Persons (4 employees max. per shift).
Applicant: JANICE MILLAR MARUT · Owner: M STREET FIVE LIMITED PARTNERSHIP
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