WASHINGTON, DC 20010 · DC — Ward 1
Building permit — mechanical
Owner: KATZ, ADINA
Building permit — plumbing and gas
Owner: KATZ, ADINA
Building permit — electrical
Owner: KATZ, ADINA
Building permit — alteration and repair
Install new flooring on the 1st, 2nd, & 3rd floors. Relocation of kitchen. Demolition & reframing of non-load-bearing walls in new kitchen & old kitchen location, 1st floor 1/2 bath, 2nd floor full bathroom, 3rd floor full bathroom, one wall in Bedroom 1 & 1 wall in Bedroom 2 on the 3rd floor. No load-bearing walls are to be moved, removed, or replaced on any level.Renovation of 1/2 bathroom on the 1st floor. Renovation of full bathroom on the 2nd & 3rd floor. No load-bearing walls are to be moved, removed, or replaced on any level. Renovation of 1/2 bathroom on the 1st floor. Rnovation of full bathroom on the 2nd & 3rd floors. New washere & dryer installation in closet on the 3rd floor. All new plumbing throughout the home to include water supply lines, drain lines, & venting. Installation of new HVAC systems throughout the home to include one new gas furnance servinng the 1st & 2nd floors, one new mini-split serving the 3rd floor.
Applicant: KEVEN JONES · Owner: KATZ, ADINA
Building permit — building
Applicant: CATHERINE PEAY · Owner: JASON A KANGAL TRUSTEE
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