WASHINGTON, DC 20011 · DC — Ward 4
Building permit — alteration and repair
Replacing the existing fence gate with a new roll-up gate within existing fence line, repairing the fence around the garage door and 10ftx20ft parking concrete floor.
Applicant: THEODROSE KIFLE · Owner: FRAZIER, EUGENE
Building permit — fence
Repair of existing fence.
Applicant: THEODROSE KIFLE · Owner: FRAZIER, EUGENE
Building permit — fence
This scope of work includes the removal and replacement of deteriorating fence sections surrounding the designated access point. The work will consist of the following:Carefully remove and dispose of existing deteriorated fence sections as needed.Construct new 6-foot-high privacy fence sections to match the materials, style, and finish of the existing fence.Ensure seamless integration and secure tie-in with the adjacent roll-up door frame to maintain a continuous and secure boundary.All work will be performed to meet applicable safety and quality standards.
Applicant: FRAZIER, EUGENE · Owner: FRAZIER, EUGENE
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