WASHINGTON, DC 20006 · DC — Ward 2
Building permit — alteration and repair
Berry Bros & Rudd Retail Wine Store - Occupant Load Increase. NO CONSTRUCTION PROPOSED; SCOPE IS LIMITED TO A CHANGE OF THE OCCUPANT LOAD OF THE MAIN SHOP IN AN EXISTING RETAIL TENANT SPACE OCCUPANCY, RECENTLY CONSTRUCTED UNDER BUILDING PERMIT B2506023 and B2509842. CO2600139 is the current Certificate of Occupancy.
Applicant: JOPATRIC LOVE · Owner: BB & R USA LLC DBA BERRY BROS & RUDD
Building permit — variance
No drinking fountain is provided, even though at DCPC 403.1 the total occupant load of the project would otherwise require it, for two reasons: a. The proposed occ. load increase was requested by the tenant only to accommodate occasional catered events for customers within the 1,495sf M occupancy portion of the project. These events are only a few hours duration, usually in the evening. The project is still just a retail shop. The existing space configuration supports the proposed total occupant load in terms of structure, life safety, accessibility, ventilation, and all other applicable criteria. b. It is highly impractical to provide a drinking fountain (which is really two fountains, in terms of floor space) in the existing space configuration.
Applicant: JOPATRIC LOVE · Owner: WILLIAM T BRAWNER TRUSTEE
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