WASHINGTON, DC 20002 · DC — Ward 6
Building permit — addition alteration repair
Revision to Permit No. B2500485 to modify the previously approved structural design for the three-story elementary school addition at 659 G Street NE. The revision is to repair two existing deteriorated reinforced concrete columns located at the third floor of the existing building, including temporary shoring, selective demolition of damaged concrete, cleaning and treatment of existing reinforcing steel, and restoration of the columns with engineered structural repair materials. The work does not change the approved occupancy, gross floor area, building footprint, number of stories or use of the building.
Applicant: IRIS VENTURA · Owner: DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Building permit — miscellaneous
To complete the necessary repair work on the roof, crews will need to install shoring members to distribute the load away from the existing columns. Concrete and rebar repairs of the existing columns will happen once the shoring has been installed. After Hours Work Permit Request Hour (s) requested: Saturday, Sunday 9a-7p
Applicant: IRIS VENTURA · Owner: DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
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