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2530 Webb Street, Philadelphia

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Permits and code violations

Every permit on file is closed out. 10 open violations.

  1. Mechanical permit Nov 2012Completed

    Install 1 hvac unit (sfd)

  2. Plumbing permit Nov 2012Completed

    Interior alterations (plumbing) - repair soil stack - rerough waste and water supply piping and set fixtures - (1)water closet, (1)bathtub, (1)lavatory and (1)kitchen sink

  3. Electrical permit Nov 2012Completed

    Install 30-outlet, 4-gfci outlet, 15-switches, 7-reg light fixtures, 5-smoke alarm, 1 each microwave, dishwasher, dryer as per nec 2008 (sfd)

  4. Alteration permit Oct 2012Completed

    Interior alterations to include cosmetic interior renovations, no structural work on this permit. applicant agrees to limit the construction to comply with ez permit standard for interior alterations, dated january 2011. deviation from the standard will result in revocation of this permit and imposition of further penalties.

  5. Addition permit Aug 2011Completed

    For the amendment of the previously approved plans& permit#276407. work scope shall include the rear area additon and other work activity shown on the approved plans. the home owner is the contractor of record.

  6. Zoning permit Aug 2011Completed

    Change/modification of plans to previously approved plans(permit#276407) extension of bldg in rea of sfd

  7. Alteration permit Feb 2011Completed

    Legalize underpinning to lower rear section of basement. erect masonry retaining wall constructed in basement to comply w / sect r310 exemption for emergency escape and rescue openings to reduce floor a total floor area of 200 sq.ft.basement to be used for utilities /mechanical equipment only.

  8. Electrical permit Oct 2010Completed

    Install 100a service and wire single family dwelling as per 2008 nec

  9. Plumbing permit Sep 2010Completed

    Complete connection of fixture drains for 2 baths, kitchen sink, washer stand pipe and yard drain, new main drain with 2 stacks

  10. Mechanical permit Sep 2010Completed

    Install 2 payne hvac units (sfd)

  11. Zoning permit Jun 2010Completed

    3rd flr. addition and renovations

  12. Addition permit Jun 2010Completed

    For complete interior demolition to include walls and floor / ceiling assemblies. for the erection of a newly constructed residential structure three stories in height to be used as a single family dwelling. this work activity shall be performed by a contractor licensed by the city of philadelphia.all work shall comply with the approved plans.

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