What the public record says
Fire damage rehabilitation of existing attached single-family townhome. No additional square footage. No change to existing building footprint, building height, or residential use. Interior demolition of fire-damaged drywall, finishes, flooring, windows, doors, floor framing and other damaged materials as required. Reconstruct fire-damaged portions of structure, including affected floor/wall/roof framing, sheathing, insulation, drywall and exterior finishes. Replace windows, doors, siding and roofing components as required, generally matching existing. Renovate kitchen, bathrooms and interior living areas per submitted plans. Existing structural elements to remain where serviceable. Electrical, plumbing, HVAC and gas work to be performed under separate trade permits as applicable. Intended use to remain existing single-family residential townhome.. THE HOLDER OF THIS PERMIT HEREBY CERTIFIES THAT ALL CONSTRUCTION AND DEMOLITION WASTE WILL BE DISPOSED IN AN APPROVED LANDFILL. THE HOLDER OF THIS PERMIT ALSO CERTIFIES THAT NO CONSTRUCTION OR DEMOLITION WASTE SHALL BE STORED ON THE PROPERTY IN VIOLATION OF ANY PROVISIONS OF THE METROPOLITAN CODE. FOR EVERY 50 FEET OF SITE FRONTAGE, A DOUBLE-SIDED SIGN 24” X 36” IN SIZE MUST BE POSTED IN ENGLISH AND SPANISH THAT CONTAINS THE INFORMATION REQUIRED BY ORDINANCE NO. 2017-835. NO MORE THAN THREE SIGNS ARE REQUIRED.
Recorded milestones
- Application recorded
- Permit issued
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