Bolton hill historic district: approved as per chap atp: remove rear first floor door with transom and
Demolition at 253 Robert St, Baltimore
Baltimore Department of Housing and Community Development permit COM2020-62345: issued Apr 28, 2020 for demolition work at 253 Robert St. bolton hill historic district: approved as per chap atp: remove rear first floor door with transom and adjacent window, demolish brick between these features. install a steel lintel, faced with salvaged brick and mortar that matches existing in composition, hardness, and joint profile, surmounting triple wood full light doors by lepage with bullnose trim that matches existing, paint benjamin moore hc-84 "elmira white". repaint rear elevation to match existing color, benjamin moore hc-182 "classic burgundy". install copper primo savannah outdoor lantern on rear wall. remove the existing rear concrete steps and bilco door hatch to basement. construct an irregular-shaped cedar deck with horizontal cedar railings, approximately 11' x 7' 8", with a portion that is 4' 6" x 3' 4". remove existing subterranean stairs to basement and dig out underneath the is 4' 6" x 3' 4" portion of the deck. excavate new subterranean stairs and reinstall the existing bilco hatch doors. at rear of property, parge existing cmu walls with concrete to give a stucco texture, and paint benjamin moore hc-84 "elmira white". replace existing gate with a horizontal board cedar gate. all work to be completed as per plans in chap except where this atp supercedes.
- Permit number
- COM2020-62345
- Issued
- Type of work
- Demolition
- Status
- Issued
- Reported cost
- $20,000
- ZIP code
- 21217 (from the permit's location)
- City's category
- 1-08
- 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 7, 2026. We checked it Oct 7, 06:20 UTC. See the city's official records (City of Baltimore, CC BY 3.0).
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