2424 North Surrey Court, Chicago
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Permits and code violations
3 permits not closed out. Unfinished permits pass to the next owner. 1 open violation.
- Permit - easy permit process May 2022
Family room:new cabintry to replace on other side of the fire place,replace kitchen cabinets,countertops,plumbing,kitchen sink,replace/repair drywall,haedwood flooring.(electrical permit #100969362).
- Permit – express permit program Apr 2022Complete
Kitchen remodeling electrical work.
- Permit - easy permit process Jul 2021
Re-roof (no tear off) (no mep)(no structural work)- all work same as existing; subject to field inspections
- Permit - renovation/alteration Mar 2017Complete
Existing single family residence - assembly of 3 new windows in 1 new opening. no electrical, plumbing, or mechanical work. per plans **certified plans corrections: conditional permit subject to field inspections **
- Permit - wrecking/demolition Oct 2016Complete
Wreck and remove a 2 story frame multi unit residence and detached frame garage
- Permit - renovation/alteration Apr 2009Complete
Erect detached 3 car garage w/ open roof deck above.
- Permit – express permit program Jun 2008Complete
Install low voltage alarm system
- Permit - wrecking/demolition May 2008Complete
Wreck and remove a 2 story frame residence.
- Permit - new construction Apr 2008Complete
Erect a two story single family residence with a detached three car garage as per plans. ********this permit will be voided if the wrecking permit is not obtained within thirty days from the issuing date of this permit*******
- Permit - elevator equipment Apr 2008
Furnish and install one private residence elevator as per plans (single family use only)
- Permit - renovation/alteration Nov 2007Complete
Deconvert from existing 2du to sfr w/ interior alterations, including; new rear stair enclosure; electrical, plumbing & hvac work as per architect's plans. (fire suppression system in lieu of 2nd exit from 3rd floor; system to be installed under separate permit)(elevator under separate permit)
- Permit - renovation/alteration Feb 2006Complete
Replace wood beams and columns in basement as per architect's plans - including plumbing work
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