WASHINGTON, DC 20011 · DC — Ward 4
Building permit — raze
THE PROJECT SCOPE IS THE RAZE OF AN EXISTING UNOCCUPIED ACCESSORY BUILDING, USED TO HOUSE COMMUNICATION EQUIPMENT, DOWN TO THE FOUNDATION WITHOUT DISTURBING THE SUBSURFACE.
Applicant: DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA · Owner: DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Building permit — alteration and repair
DGS Project. Install new generator and associated electrical equipment exterior to the existing building. Install underground ductbank, connecting new equipment to existing building electrical room.
Applicant: PHILIP ANDERSON · Owner: DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Building permit — alteration and repair
THIS IS A REVISON TO APPROVED PERMIT B2506450. - Install the new RTU and connect it to the existing ductwork in the building - Installation of new inline duct heat coil unit - Install a new electrical feed to power the new unit - Install of new BAS system.
Applicant: NNEKA SHELTON · Owner: DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Building permit — alteration and repair
The new work includes the alteration and repair to the main police stations two (2) exterior communication towers (700 and 400) to be demolished and replaced with one (1) new 500 tower, electrical upgrades to the panelboards in main buildings basement, new temporary exterior guard booth, and demolition of an unoccupied support building under the 400 tower.
Applicant: DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA · Owner: DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
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