WASHINGTON, DC 20008 · DC — Ward 3
Building permit — alteration and repair
Revision to B2305649 to revise the unit numbers that will undergo the split renovation. The existing apartment building is 9 stories above grade. There are 119 existing dwelling units within the building. Th eproject includes the interior renovation of 9 dewlling units: 204, 314, 404, 604, 614, 701, 714, 901 and 904. Each renovated unit shall be split into two units resulting in a total addition of 9 new dwelling units.
Applicant: OLUSOLA PYNE · Owner: CONNECTICUT HOUSE ASSOCIATES
Building permit — alteration and repair
THE EXISTING APARTMENT BUILDING IS 9 STORIES ABOVE GRADE. THERE ARE 119 EXISTING DWELLING UNITS WITHIN THE BUILDING. THE PROJECT INCLUDES THE INTERIOR RENOVATION OF DWELLING UNIT 108. THE RENOVATED UNIT SHALL BE SPLIT INTO TWO UNITS RESULTING IN A TOTAL OF 1 NEW DWELLING UNIT. THIS IS A LEVEL 2 ALTERATION.
Applicant: OLUSOLA PYNE · Owner: CONNECTICUT HOUSE ASSOCIATES
Building permit — plumbing and gas
Owner: CONNECTICUT HOUSE ASSOCIATES
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