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Block 2004, lot 002

1707 45th Ave

City’s use
Single Family Residential
Built
1945
Stories
1
Units
1
Rooms
2 bathrooms
Building
1,550 sq ft
Lot
2,500 sq ft
Zoning
RH1
Construction type
D

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Permits filed here

2 permits filed for this property since 2000.

CompletedIn progressNever finaledExpired or cancelled
FiledOutcomeAddressContractorWork described on the permitDeclared cost
Dec 23, 2010Completed
final sign-off Aug 2011
1707 45th AvSmart Demolitionto abate dcp complaint number 10969; remove concrete for landscaping & installation of porous concrete pavers
Details
Permit
201012237312
Status
complete
Filed
Dec 23, 2010
Permit issued
Dec 27, 2010
Final sign-off
Aug 29, 2011
Declared cost
$3,000
Address
1707 45th Av

to abate dcp complaint number 10969; remove concrete for landscaping & installation of porous concrete pavers

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$3,000
Dec 9, 2010Never finaled
filed Dec 2010, never issued
1707 45th Avno permit required. the scope of work is to remove two portions of the concrete slab at the front yard area to create planting areas. this scope of work does not require a permit. planning department also reviewed the application and stated n/a on form 8 backside.-r tom 12/09/10
Details
Permit
201012096419
Status
filed
Filed
Dec 9, 2010
Address
1707 45th Av

no permit required. the scope of work is to remove two portions of the concrete slab at the front yard area to create planting areas. this scope of work does not require a permit. planning department also reviewed the application and stated n/a on form 8 backside.-r tom 12/09/10

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Contractors
Smart Demolition

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