WASHINGTON, DC 20015 · DC — Ward 4
Building permit — electrical
Owner: PRESTON, LILLIAN
Building permit — alteration and repair
We are installing a pre-fab sauna in our backyard. The sauna arrives in parts on a palette for assembly. The sauna is modest in scale (94 inches W x 78 inches D x 96 inches H) and its placement will adhere to the zoning requirements for R-1B with placement and set back requirements.We will be doing very light leveling in order to put down flagstone pavers for the Sauna to sit on. The disturbance associated with the sauna installation is minimal and confined to the immediate footprint and base preparation area (~58-60 sq ft). No disturbance will occur within public space. Disturbed soil will be stabilized immediately upon completion of installation with pavers and surrounding landscaping restoration.We are engaging a licensed electrician to support the necessary permitting and electric line and wiring needed for the unit.
Applicant: PRESTON, LILLIAN · Owner: STEINBERG, NIKOLAUS
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