WASHINGTON, DC 20024 · DC — Ward 6
Building permit — electrical
Electrical Trade Permit
Applicant: KENNETH EYLER · Owner: ROLLISON, DANA
Building permit — alteration and repair
CFA- Project Location: Penthouse 18 Second Floor LoftInterior alteration of the existing loft bar area. Work includes demolition of existing finishes and installation of new cabinetry, finishes, plumbing, and electrical components. No structural modifications are proposed.Architectural* Demolish and remove the existing bar.* Remove one existing non-structural partition wall.* Remove and dispose of existing cabinetry, sink, faucet, accessories, and partial wall.* Install new flooring within the area affected by the removal of the non-structural wall to provide a continuous finished floor.* Install new custom cabinetry, countertops, appliances, plumbing fixtures, and finishes as indicated on the construction drawings.Electrical* Install new under-cabinet LED lighting at two cabinet sections with associated switch controls.* Install new upward-facing LED accent lighting at one cabinet section with associated switch control.* Relocate the existing thermostat to the adjacent wall.* Install two new GFCI receptacles.* Install one new under-counter receptacle for the garbage disposal.* Install two new receptacles to serve the TV lift and video game consoles.* Install one new dedicated electrical circuit for the dishwasher.* Relocate the existing beverage refrigerator receptacle to the new appliance location.* Relocate one existing receptacle.* Relocate the existing smoke/fire alarm device as required to accommodate the new layout.All work shall be performed in accordance with the approved construction documents and the applicable District of Columbia Building Code and all other governing codes and regulations.
Applicant: ANTHONY WILDER · Owner: ROLLISON, DANA
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