WASHINGTON, DC 20002 · DC — Ward 6
Building permit — plumbing and gas
Owner: DILAN INVESTMENT 1007 LLC
Building permit — electrical
Owner: DILAN INVESTMENT 1007 LLC
Building permit — mechanical
Owner: DILAN INVESTMENT 1007 LLC
Building permit — electrical
Owner: DILAN INVESTMENT 1007 LLC
Building permit — addition alteration repair
In the Capitol Hill Historic District Existing 1-story garage to be converted to a 2-story carriage house. 1-car garage on the ground level, and a studio with a full bathroom on the 2nd floor. Existing exterior walls to remain. No change to the existing building's footprint. Existing building footings to remain. Replacement of 4-inch slab in the same location. Relocating & resizing the garage door. WORK AREA AFFECTED: 710 SF
Applicant: DILAN INVESTMENTS · Owner: DILAN INVESTMENT 1007 LLC
Building permit — mechanical
Owner: DILAN INVESTMENT 1007 LLC
Building permit — plumbing and gas
Owner: DILAN INVESTMENT 1007 LLC
Building permit — alteration and repair
1. INTERIOR RENOVATION TO INCLUDE: FRAMING, DRYWALL, DOORS, TRIM, CABINETS, FLOORING & PAINTING. 2. REPLACEMENT OF ELECTRICAL, MECHANICAL, & PLUMBING SYSTEMS. 3. REPLACING EXISTING WINDOWS & DOORS. REMOVING THE GRILLE IN FRONT OF THE DOUBLE DOORS. ENLARGED DOOR OPENING ON REAR ELEVATION. 4. REBUILDING THE INTERIOR STAIRS. 5. REMOVAL & REPLACEMENT OF THE EXISTING BASEMENT 4" SLAB. 6. REPAIRING EXISTING REAR BALCONY & ADDING NEW GUARD RAILS. 7. INSTALLING NEW FLAGSTONE PATIO, LANDING & WALKWAY IN THE BACKYARD. 8. INSTALLING A NEW 7'-0" TALL WOOD FENCE WITHIN PROPERTY. WORK AREA DISTURBED: 2,058 SF
Applicant: KETLY PERDOMO · Owner: DILAN INVESTMENT 1007 LLC
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