WASHINGTON, DC 20011 · DC — Ward 4
Building permit — demolition
Major alteration to the existing buildings, demoing the east wing completely. The demolition and alteration of the original and existing buildings.
Applicant: IAN AND LEON COMMUN-ET LLC · Owner: DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Building permit — miscellaneous
Installation of a new geothermal well field. We anticipate boring 59 new bores at 600 ft deep and installing a closed-loop geothermal heat exchanger system. The bores will be grouted with a bentonite grout with a thermal conductivity of.45. The 59 wells will be tied to the previously installed test well for a 60-hole field. These wells will be tied together using HDPE piping to complete the system to the school.
Applicant: KJ RODGERS · Owner: DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Building permit — miscellaneous
Drilling 1 closed loop geothermal well at 600 feet.
Applicant: DONNA PEREZ · Owner: DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
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