9000 Bartram Avenue, Philadelphia
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Permits and code violations
Every permit on file is closed out. No open violations.
- Sign permit Sep 2017Completed
New sign installed on existing ootings slipped over existing double faced freestanding sign. 4'9 1/8"x5' 6=26.2 sq ft each side
- Zoning/use permit May 2017Completed
New sign install on existing footings d/f illum monument sign
- Electrical permit Apr 2016Completed
Replace pole lights (7), wall sconce (4),replace chandelier (1), relocate 6 rec,7 new data lines,45 new wall sconce,18 new under cab flourecent fixtures,4 new ceiling fixtures,5 occupancy sensors, 7 poke through floor rec,7 new rec,16 new recess and 6 new pole lights per 2008 nec (hotel)west district
- Plumbing permit Mar 2016Completed
Installing one ada bathroom with toilet, urinal, lav and floor drain. the installation will comply with the philadephia plubming code 2004
- Alteration permit Feb 2016Completed
No change in use and occupancy classification. level ii interior alterations & minor structural work to accessory spaces on the 1st floor level as per approved plans. separate permit require for any mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and fire suppression work. **accessible route to be maintained throughout arer & 5% of accessible seating** all work shall be done in accordance with approved plans.
- Electrical permit Dec 2015Completed
Install 2 switch, 5 recess and 3 track lights in lobby 3 -240volt fridge cts, 1-110 fridg cts & 1 atm recept as per 2008 nec (west district)
- Commercial building permit Sep 2015Completed
Renovation to existing pantry area in accordance with approved plans.
- Electrical permit Jul 2015Completed
Replace 31 parking lot hid fixtures with new led fixtures
- Electrical permit Nov 2012Completed
Install 5 new parking lot gate access system control stations install power and data connect new load to existing guard shack panel per 2008 nec (parking garage)
- Sign permit Jul 2011Completed
Removal of existing signs and erection of one (1) flatwall sign cabinet (a), two (2) sets of channel letters and cabinets (b & d), one (1) set of channel letters (c) and one (1) free-standing monument on existing support post and foundation as per plans. separate permit required for any electrical work.
- Zoning/use permit May 2011Completed
Erection of 5 signs for existing hotel complex w restaurant, spa, pool, and acc parking as previously approved
- Mechanical permit Apr 2008Completed
Install new btu gas fired furnace. install new 5 ton a/c unit ductwork and returns. install fire dampers.
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