8604 Sagamore Road, Philadelphia
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Permits and code violations
2 permits not closed out. Unfinished permits pass to the next owner.
- Alteration permit Aug 2016Expired
Roof replacement asphalt roof (remove one layer); install ice/water at eaves and drip edge. sfd
- Plumbing permit Dec 2011Completed
Replace house trap and fresh air inlet (single family dwelling)
- Administrative permit Jul 2008Completed
Amend ap # 114820 "revised foundation" as per plans
- Electrical permit Jun 2008Expired
Wire bedrooms and 2 baths according to 2005 nec (north dist) wire bedrooms and 2 baths according to 2005 nec (north dist)
- Plumbing permit May 2008Completed
Rough in for 1 1/2 baths, 1 tub, 2 water closets, 2 sinks, and stack
- Addition permit Mar 2008Completed
2 story addition as per plans
- Zoning permit Mar 2008Completed
For the erection of a 2 story addition at rear of property. and legalize existing shed at side yard
- Electrical permit Dec 2007Completed
Countertop circuit with gfi outlet, wiremold box & outlet to existing for microwave, 110v range line & outlet, hook-up dishwasher, replace 2 gfi outlets, replace 2 outlets & 2 switches. switch leg for garbage disposal. in accordance with 2005 nec.
- Fast form building permit Jun 2007Completed
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