WASHINGTON, DC 20016 · DC — Ward 3
Building permit — addition alteration repair
The scope of work includes: 1. Full interior renovation including framing, drywall, doors, trim, cabinets, painting, and flooring. 2. Rear and side additions, raising the second floor, new attic space, a new roof with dormers, and basement expansion at the rear and side. 3. Alterations to the building's fa?ade.(new windows and doors) 4. Closing and altering windows and doors as shown on the plans. 5. Rebuilding the interior stairs. 6. Replacement of the electrical, mechanical, and plumbing systems. 7. Rebuilding the existing fireplace and chimney 8. Enlarging the existing window wells. 9. Removal and replacement of the existing 4-inch slab. 10. Replacement of the garage doors in kind. 11. Covenants for the basement and attic levels. Work area affected: 7,428 SF
Applicant: DILAN INVESTMENTS LLC · Owner: MARCUSE, CATHRYN
Building permit — building
Applicant: DILAN INVESTMENTS LLC · Owner: DILAN INVESTMENT 1007 LLC
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