WASHINGTON, DC 20015 · DC — Ward 4
Building permit — plumbing and gas
Owner: PALMERI, CHERYL A
Building permit — electrical
Owner: PALMERI, CHERYL A
Building permit — alteration and repair
REMOVE EXISTING BAY WINDOW AND REPLACE WITH A NEW WINDOW IN THE DEN. REMOVE EXISTING HARDWOOD FLOORING. BUILD A NEW POWDER ROOM AND CLOSET IN THE DEN. INSTALL NEW LIGHT FIXTURES IN THE DEN.REPLACE EXISTING FIREPLACE HEARTH IN THE LIVING ROOM.REPLACE EXISTING EXTERIOR KITCHEN DOOR.REMOVE INTERIOR DOOR IN THE OFFICE AND CLOSE THE WALL OPENING.REMOVE INTERIOR DOORS, CLOSET INTERIORS, AND PARTITION WALLS IN THE PRIMARY BEDROOM. INSTALL NEW PARTITION WALLS, INTERIOR DOOR, AND LIGHT FIXTURES IN THE PRIMARY BEDROOM.RENOVATE PRIMARY BATHROOM: DEMOLISH EXISTING BATHROOM AND INSTALL NEW SHOWER, VANITY CABINET, TWO SINKS, TOILET, FLOOR TILE, WALL TILE, ACCESSORIES, EXHAUST FAN, LIGHT FIXTURES, AND PLUMBING FIXTURES.REMOVE PARTITION WALLS, BOOKCASES, AND EXISTING LIGHT FIXTURES IN THE ATTIC. INSTALL NEW PARTITION WALLS, INTERIOR DOORS, BOOKCASES, STORAGE SHELVES, CLOTHES HANGING RODS, AND LIGHT FIXTURES IN THE ATTIC.
Applicant: MACIEJ ZELMA · Owner: KULLAR, ALEXANDER D
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