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Renovation of existing structure for residential use

Alteration or repair at 116 S Fulton Ave, Baltimore

Baltimore Department of Housing and Community Development permit BRCM-25-015447: issued May 5, 2026 for alteration or repair work at 116 S Fulton Ave. Renovation of existing structure for residential use. All new interior finishes and new interior framing, all windows and exterior doors will be removed and replaced, use 2x4 wood to reframe a 4-bedroom 3 bathroom. Install insulation as per code. Replace basement slab w/ vapor barrier, 4'' concrete, 4'' stone as per code, install drain tile as per code. Approximately 900 sq ft. Fence 108 feet total length, 6 feet tall, 4X4 post size, 12" diameter footing, 30" below grade. Separate permit required for mechanical, plumbing and electrical work. As per plans and as per code. Approved as per CHAP Authorization to Proceed. Complete the following work on the fa ade: Scrape, prime, and paint the masonry wall with Sherwin Williams SW2839 Roycroft Copper Red. Repair cornice with wood and wood epoxies to match existing. At the basement, install two awning wood windows with Baltimore bullnose trim. At the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd floors, install 1/1 double hung wood windows with Baltimore bullnose trim. Install 4-panel wood door with Baltimore Bullnose trim. Install one arched clear glass transom pane with bullnose trim. Door, transom, and windows to fit the existing historic masonry openings with no additional framing or filler. Install one black wrought iron handrail at the main entryway, attached through mortar joints and at concrete sidewalk (no installation within marble stair). Install one exterior lantern sconce adjacent to the main entryway. Applicant to submit proposed design railing and lantern for CHAP staff approval. Door to be painted with new Sherwin Williams SW6244 Naval. Cornice, windows, window trim, and door trim to be painted with Sherwin Williams SW7008 Alabaster. Complete the following work on the side: Repoint mortar where open, deteriorated, and too hard with lime-based mortar to match historic mortar. Mortar to be same color (when dry), texture, joint size, profile, and hardness as historic mortar. Install 1/1 double hung fiberglass windows. Windows to fit the existing historic masonry openings with no filler. Complete the following work on the rear: At the 1st floor, install one 6-panel metal door painted white. Install 1/1 double hung fiberglass windows. Door and windows to fit the existing historic masonry openings with no filler. Install cementitious horizontal smooth-lap siding, at the rear 1st, 2nd, and 3rd floors where collapsed walls were replaced with wood. Install pressure-treated wood landing and staircase at the rear entryway to grade. All work to be completed as per information/plans/specs in CHAP files except where this ATP supersedes.

Permit number
BRCM-25-015447
Issued
Type of work
Alteration or repair
Status
Issued
Reported cost
$300,000
ZIP code
21223 (from the permit's location)
City's category
Single Family Dwelling
City's status
Not listed
Source
Baltimore Department of Housing and Community Development permit data (this record)

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Baltimore Department of Housing and Community Development updated its data Oct 8, 2026. We checked it Oct 8, 04:34 UTC. See the city's official records (City of Baltimore, CC BY 3.0).

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