WASHINGTON, DC 20011 · DC — Ward 4
Building permit — new building
Revision to Permit B2409440 Removal of ADU from original permit. Removal of Plumbing and Sewer Plans from the original permit. The proposed building will be accessory to the existing dwelling and just have storage and work rooms with electrical and HVAC systems. There will be no water or sewer system anymore so the kitchen and bathroom in the original plans will just be plain rooms with no plumbing or sewer systems.
Applicant: MARIA VICTORIA VICTORIA CERDENIA · Owner: CERDENIA, MARIA V
Building permit — new building
Building of Accessory Dwelling Structure on an existing 24' x 28' concrete foundation that used to have a 2-car garage. The newliveablestructure will be 2 stories and have a total square footage of 996 sq ft. The current electrical plan will be evaluated for the new floor plans. Plumbing and Sewer plans are also being drawn for the structure which will have one 3/4 bathroom, a laundry area and a kitchen with a sink and garbage disposal (no dishwasher).
Applicant: CERDENIA, MARIA V · Owner: CERDENIA, MARIA V
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