WASHINGTON, DC 20002 · DC — Ward 6
Building permit — alteration and repair
Due to storm-related damage, two structural walls were compromisedone collapsed entirely and the other partially failed, requiring demolition in accordance with DOB LWA directives. The scope of work consists of reconstructing both walls.
Applicant: ANAKAINOSIS LLC · Owner: ANAKAINOSIS LLC
Building permit — demolition
Need to do the mainly interior and some exterior demo for remodeling
Applicant: NADINE N RANADE · Owner: ANAKAINOSIS LLC
Building permit — alteration and repair
This is a change request for the main permit B2503340 to extend and complete the underpinning of the front wall as the wall needs to be secured properly. This work was already approved for the side walls in the previous permit (B2503340) we just want to add the underpinning for the front wall.
Applicant: ANAKAINOSIS LLC · Owner: ANAKAINOSIS LLC
Building permit — alteration and repair
In the previous permit B2503340 we were planning to do 3-4 underpinnings to secure the back and partial side wall however during demo we discovered that the condition of the wall was not fit for underpinning; so we had to demolish the back wall and partial side wall both these are not shared or are a party wall. Engineer updated the drawings as we will need foundation footing instead of underpinning for those walls. Also, attached is the approval letter from BZA for removal of the object from the roof.
Applicant: ANAKAINOSIS LLC · Owner: ANAKAINOSIS LLC
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