WASHINGTON, DC 20007 · DC — Ward 2
Building permit — addition alteration repair
Single-Family home In the Georgetown Historic District and In the Commission of Fine Arts jurisdiction area DEMO EXISTING BASEMENT EXCAVATE & UNDERPINNING EXISTING BASEMENT CRAWL SPACE & SLAB ON GRADE REAR ADDITION DEMO EXISTING REAR PATIO & EXCAVATE & BUILD NEW BELOW GRADE ADDITION & AREAWAY STEPS COMPLETE INTERIOR RENOVATION OF EXISTING BASEMENT NEW BASEMENT MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL, & PLUMBING SYSTEMS AS REQUIRED
Applicant: DALE OVERMYER · Owner: KIRSCH, JEREMY
Building permit — demolition
CFA / H Partial demolition of row house basement. Scope of demolition includes: removal of non-load bearing partitions, removal of gypsum board and plaster, & demolition of existing bathroom.
Applicant: DALE OVERMYER · Owner: KIRSCH, JEREMY
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