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Block 1499, lot 001B

511 45th Ave

City’s use
Multi-Family Residential
Built
1923
Stories
2
Units
2
Rooms
5 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms
Building
3,775 sq ft
Lot
3,323 sq ft
Zoning
RM1
Construction type
NA

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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
Apr 4, 2017Completed
final sign-off Oct 2017
511 45th AvNathanson & Sonreplace bathtub (free standing, toilet (per code), vanity (free standing), repair leaking shower pan, add gfci (ground), add new led lights, new exhaust fan
Details
Permit
201704043136
Status
complete
Filed
Apr 4, 2017
Permit issued
Apr 4, 2017
Final sign-off
Oct 20, 2017
Declared cost
$11,000
Address
511 45th Av

replace bathtub (free standing, toilet (per code), vanity (free standing), repair leaking shower pan, add gfci (ground), add new led lights, new exhaust fan

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$11,000
Jul 18, 2003Expired or cancelled
expired Apr 2017
511 45th Avreplace (e) dry rotted deck w/new in kind in backyard
Details
Permit
200307189785
Status
expired
Filed
Jul 18, 2003
Permit issued
Jul 18, 2003
Declared cost
$5,000
Address
511 45th Av

replace (e) dry rotted deck w/new in kind in backyard

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$5,000
Dec 28, 2001Completed
final sign-off Jan 2002
511 45th AvHudson Buildersrenew app # 9807209
Details
Permit
200112286005
Status
complete
Filed
Dec 28, 2001
Permit issued
Dec 28, 2001
Final sign-off
Jan 2, 2002
Address
511 45th Av

renew app # 9807209

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Contractors
Hudson Builders, Nathanson & Son

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