WASHINGTON, DC 20015 · DC — Ward 3
Building permit — alteration and repair
1. Install new 22' x 20' parking pad2. Repair 2 walkway areas: i) 10' x 4' at the back step area next to the basement stairway area towards the public alley; ii) 10' x 2.5' from the basement stairway area towards the public alley3) Repair concrete steps:i) Front steps on 43rd Street - remove existing concrete from two corners of steps and place rebar #3 as reinforcement ii) Step next to the enclosed porch at the back - seal the crack of the existing step using Ardex concrete 4) Tuck-pointing brick on top of the basement stairway area
Applicant: PONG, WAI L · Owner: PONG, WAI L
Building permit — fence
Install 50 feet of 6' high cedar solid board fencing to replace exisiting fence in same location
Applicant: LOUISE MACKENZIE · Owner: PONG, WAI L
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