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6506 Brownwood Court, Austin

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Permits and code violations

8 permits not closed out. Unfinished permits pass to the next owner.

  1. Electrical permit Feb 2025Final

    Installation of level 2 ev charger in garage.

  2. Mechanical permit Jun 2017Final

    Replacement of complete existing central heat and air system with or without duct work

  3. Plumbing permit Oct 2010Final

    Vent for sink

  4. Electrical permit Sep 2010Final

    Install a circuit for sewer pump and circuit for high water alarm to existing residence only.

  5. Plumbing permit Sep 2010Final

    Sewer city cut over only

  6. Building permit Aug 2010Final

    ** re 1984 005056 ** repermitting expired pool and associated wood decking (not attached to home) - in ground swimming pool with required enclosure devise for sf res.

  7. Plumbing permit Aug 2010Final

    ** re 1984 005056 ** repermitting expired pool and associated wood decking (not attached to home) - in ground swimming pool with required enclosure devise for sf res. **no gas**

  8. Electrical permit Aug 2010Final

    ** re 1984 005056 ** repermitting expired pool and associated wood decking (not attached to home) - in ground swimming pool with required enclosure devise for sf res.

  9. Building permit Aug 2010Final

    ** life safety ** re - 1982 002468 - addition of 370 sq feet living space on nw corner of home.

  10. Electrical permit Sep 1990Void

    A/c unit changeout residence (aep)

  11. Mechanical permit Mar 1984Void

    Private swimming pool & req encl device

  12. Building permit Mar 1984Void

    Private swimming pool & req encl device **refer to pmt# 2010-070683**

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