WASHINGTON, DC 20016 · DC — Ward 3
Building permit — alteration and repair
Exterior work to include construction of new stone terrace and renovation of EX. stone staircase at rear of residence. Renovation of interior to included NEW fixtures and finishes, new walls and openings throughout. NEW plumbing and electrical to replace EX. Installation of replacement windows throughout residence. Demolition of non-load bearing walls; the finishes, fixtures and fittings of the Kitchen, Powder Room, Butler's Pantry, Bath 2 and Primary Bath; and removal of interior doors was approved under separate Demolition Permit D2600471. New pervious paver drive at rear of residence.
Applicant: MICHAEL ROUSE · Owner: DUGGAL-TAGHIPOUR, ELIZABETH R
Building permit — demolition
Demolition of existing finishes, fixtures in existing kitchen, and bathrooms. Removal of non-load bearing walls as indicated on the demolition plans.
Applicant: MICHAEL ROUSE · Owner: DUGGAL-TAGHIPOUR, ELIZABETH R
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