WASHINGTON, DC 20032 · DC — Ward 8
Building permit — miscellaneous
Eight borings will be advanced across the subject property to a depth of 20 feet below ground surface.
Applicant: MORGAN WALTER · Owner: DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Building permit — alteration and repair
Furnish labor and materials to install approximately 50 linear feet of 10 high galvanized chain link fence, with one 10' high x 28' wide aluminum double cantilever slide gate. Specifications of the fence are as follows: Fabric: 9 Gauge, 2 Mesh, Line Posts: 2-1/2 O.D. WT-40 Middle and Top Rail: 1-5/8 O.D. WT-40 Post Embedment: Set in 48" of concrete Furnish and install the following materials and labor for the above-mentioned project. Remove and dispose of existing slide gate operators. Install two new Liftmaster CSL24UL Slide gate operators. We will reuse one existing stand and provide another. The operators will come with monitored photo eye and gate edges for directional safeties. We will saw two vehicle presence loops for free exit and obstruction. We will install a hold open key switch to give customer the ability to hold the gate open when needed. We will install a Knox key switch for fire dept. access to property. Materiel List (2) Liftmaster CSL24UL Slide Gate Operator. (1) Liftmaster LMRRUL Photo Eye. (2) Liftmaster Gate Edge. (1) Saw Cut Across pavement for communication wiring between operators and replace driveway asphalt pavement (2) Vehicle Presence Loops with detectors. (2) Grounding Rods for operators. (1) Hold Open Key Switch and (1) Knox 3501 Keyswitch with Fire Box.
Applicant: DELWENDE SALOMON KABORE · Owner: DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
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