WASHINGTON, DC 20001 · DC — Ward 2
Building permit — alteration and repair
Repair of mortar on a brick wall located at the rear of the property, which is detached from the neighboring property. The damaged area is located on the upper section of the wall and measures approximately 10ft x 5ft. Scope of work includes mortar repair, application of a waterproof sealer, and repainting.a brick wall located at the rear of the property, directly adjacent to the neighboring property.
Applicant: ROQUE REYES · Owner: HUFFSMITH, JOHN V
Building permit — alteration and repair
Historic Removing existing Modified roofing material and install a new.060 mil White TPO roof system.
Applicant: M CAVANAGH · Owner: KINCAID, MATTHEW J
Building permit — mechanical
Owner: GOLDEN, AMANDA
Building permit — mechanical
Owner: GOLDEN, AMANDA
Building permit — alteration and repair
Replacement of front staircase and platform maintaining the same design and function.
Applicant: OLIVIA COLLIGAN · Owner: KINCAID, MATTHEW J
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