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Block 1413, lot 031

248 21st Ave

City’s use
Multi-Family Residential
Built
1922
Stories
2
Units
2
Rooms
2 bathrooms
Building
2,920 sq ft
Lot
3,000 sq ft
Zoning
RM1
Construction type
D

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Permits filed here

3 permits filed for this property since 2000.

CompletedIn progressNever finaledExpired or cancelled
FiledOutcomeAddressContractorWork described on the permitDeclared cost
Jun 4, 2015Never finaled
issued Jun 2015, no final
248 21st AvNew Star Constructionremodel bathroom, new tile at floor and wall, replace sink and toilet. no wall to be moved.
Details
Permit
201506048062
Status
issued
Filed
Jun 4, 2015
Permit issued
Jun 4, 2015
Declared cost
$3,000
Address
248 21st Av

remodel bathroom, new tile at floor and wall, replace sink and toilet. no wall to be moved.

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$3,000
Jun 23, 2009Never finaled
issued Jun 2009, no final
246 21st AvNew Star Constructionremodeling bathroom, new tile at floor & wall. replace bath tub, sink & toilet (1st fl, not garage level)
Details
Permit
200906231110
Status
issued
Filed
Jun 23, 2009
Permit issued
Jun 23, 2009
Declared cost
$3,000
Address
246 21st Av

remodeling bathroom, new tile at floor & wall. replace bath tub, sink & toilet (1st fl, not garage level)

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$3,000
Apr 22, 2009Completed
final sign-off Apr 2009
246 21st AvAnthony's Roofing Co.reroofing
Details
Permit
200904226808
Status
complete
Filed
Apr 22, 2009
Permit issued
Apr 22, 2009
Final sign-off
Apr 30, 2009
Declared cost
$6,000
Address
246 21st Av

reroofing

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$6,000

Who worked here

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Contractors
New Star Construction (2), Anthony's Roofing Co.

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