WASHINGTON, DC 20032 · DC — Ward 8
Building permit — solar system
REVISION FOR PERMIT SOL2504349 System / Equipment Updates: Revised the system size from 48.790 kW to 51.040 kW. Design / Layout Updates: Updated the rooftop module layout and module-string assignments to reflect 116 modules in lieu of 119. The revised array plan area is 2,438.63 sq. ft. with 52.68% roof coverage, compared with the approved 2,498.9 sq. ft. and 53.98% roof coverage. Electrical / Interconnection Updates: Updated the line diagram, design tables, branch-string makeup, system output calculations, DC placard values, and module electrical data to match the revised VSUN module configuration. The inverter model, 208 V AC system, disconnecting means, grounding arrangement, and utility interconnection remain unchanged. Structural / Mounting Updates: Updated the module arrangement and associated roof attachment layout, including attachment quantity, array area, total array weight, load per attachment, and distributed roof load. The 5-degree Solar Stack with IronRidge L-feet and IronRidge XR-100 rail system remain unchanged. Code / Compliance Updates: Reissued coordinated sheets for DOB review, with revised work identified by red clouding on the submitted drawing sheets. Other Project-Wide Updates: No changes are proposed to the project address, roof material, roof slope, principal racking system, AC disconnect, inverter location, utility interconnection concept, or electrical service equipment.
Applicant: JOSEPH ACKERMAN · Owner: 808 CHESAPEAKE LLC
Building permit — electrical
Owner: 808 CHESAPEAKE LLC
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