Extend original permit.
Alteration or repair at 2700 Madison Ave, Baltimore
Baltimore Department of Housing and Community Development permit COM2019-53441: issued Feb 4, 2019 for alteration or repair work at 2700 Madison Ave. extend original permit.(original permit:com2016-13742:fountain pump room alteration: interior demolition, non-structural alterations, all existing equipment to be removed, to be repurposed to house compressors and associated equipment for the proposed lake aeration system. no alterations to building exteriors are proposed. building to remain as an unoccupied equipment facility. druid effluent chlorination station alteration: interior demolition, non-structural alterations, all existing equipment to be removed, to be left vacant. vacant building to remain unoccupied. no alterations to building exteriors are proposed. (aa)2016-1192:7/6/16 called applicant and left message. 1) provide area and volume of new structure? 2)show how proposed construction comply with bcgcc? email to applicant with attached igcc form as well as compliance narrative. 8/3/16. every job is required to comply with igcc. a narrative is is also required. if you are making any changes to the structure that trigger a permit review, then you must complete the igcc checklist. you only address which sections of the checklist are applicable to your project. it appears from your permit application that you have excavation – refer to chapter 4 of the igcc. then you must complete the corresponding sections of the igcc checklist. 8/4/16 see letter of exemption attached. edit chap 5/31/2016 delete date1:05/31/16 date2: date3:07/05/16 app (aa)2016-1192:the commission for historical and architectural preservation reviewed the proposal to install underground tanks, reuse fence, and construct the chlorination building on 7/14/2015. after hearing the staff report on this matter and testimony from the applicant, the commission moved to direct staff to complete a memo capturing the following information (ten members being present and ten in support): 1. the new chlorination building is well-designed and meets chap's guidelines for new construction; 2. the installation of underground tanks has an adverse effect on the historic character of druid hill park and druid lake in particular; 3. when installing the tanks, chap asks that dpw maintain as much of the current lake as possible; 4. restore the existing perimeter fence and construct new fence; 5. when the ironwork of the historic fence is removed to create the sitting wall, keep the ironwork in order to refurbish the remainder of the historic fence. 6. the fountain has been part of druid lake since 1959 and has become an identifying feature. chap requests that dpw either relocate the fountain or construct a new fountain; and 7. maintain the level and quality of water in the remaining portions of the lake. note also that chap is a consulting party in the maryland historical trust process regarding this project, which is still underway. ) original permit description:(com2016-13742) fountain pump room alteration: interior demolition, non-structural alterations, all existing equipment to be removed, to be repurposed to house com.
- Permit number
- COM2019-53441
- Issued
- Type of work
- Alteration or repair
- Status
- Issued
- Reported cost
- Not listed
- ZIP code
- 21211 (from the permit's location)
- City's category
- UT
- City's status
- Not listed
- Source
- Baltimore Department of Housing and Community Development permit data (this record)
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All permits at 2700 Madison Ave, and what's permitted nearby
Baltimore Department of Housing and Community Development updated its data Oct 13, 2026. We checked it Oct 13, 22:48 UTC. See the city's official records (City of Baltimore, CC BY 3.0).
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