WASHINGTON, DC 20002 · DC — Ward 5
Building permit — alteration and repair
Revision to building permit B2603083. changes to previously approved work to include: RTU4 changed from 8.5 ton to 5 ton to reflect previous capacity and changed from gas fired to electric heat pump. Panel distribution schedules revised to include electric heat pump for RTU4. Emergency lighting will also be added.
Applicant: STEVEN MERCHANT · Owner: EB 845 BLADENSBURG LLC
Building permit — electrical
Owner: EB 845 BLADENSBURG LLC
Building permit — mechanical
Mechanical trade Permit
Applicant: DUNG TRAN · Owner: EB 845 BLADENSBURG LLC
Building permit — alteration and repair
Amazon QC Interior alteration of an existing retail pharmacy space being converted into a retail and wholesale store, featuring delivery and pickup options. New flooring finishes, painting, partitions, doors, and replacement rooftop RTUs. Work to include electrical and mechanical, with no plumbing involved. Proposed work floor area 5380 SF
Applicant: STEVEN MERCHANT · Owner: 845 BLADENSBURG LLC
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