Extend original permit.
Addition at 1810 E 28th St, Baltimore
Baltimore Department of Housing and Community Development permit COM2023-86592: issued Nov 8, 2023 for addition work at 1810 E 28th St. extend original permit.(original permit:com2023-64199: extend original permit.(original permit:com2022-68821:scope of work: alterations to include: exterior stairs-demo concrete stairs to re shape and repour new, demo wooden stairs treads and risers. no structural demoing. all work will be completed according to baltimore city code. b. front porch-removing current decking to prepare for replacement of new decking. all work will be completed according to baltimore city code. c. interior stairs-interior staircase demo will consist of removing current treads and risers that will be replaced with new treads and risers. no structural demoing. *in the same size and location, staircase parameters: tread: 9"min, rise: 8 1/4"max and width: 36"min, all work will be completed according to baltimore city code. per the dept. of planning: approve with conditions per the chm urban renewal plan on pages 19-20, please find additional requirements as per the urp: "porches, steps, and front yards porches define many of the houses in the area. the elements – foundation, steps, columns, railing, and roofline – create consistency and architectural harmony for each row. • when replacing porchfront elements, match the original elements of the row as closely as possible. t-1-11 panelling, plywood, vinyl and aluminum siding, cinderblock, lattice, and exposed pressure-treated wooden steps, columns, and railings are discouraged. • foundations of ashlar stone should be repaired and repointed with matching mortar and mortar joints. • front porches should remain open. • original porches should be retained and not be filled in with opaque materials. • porch posts and railings should be compatible with the original appearance and other houses in the row. • steps should be oriented in the same manner as other houses in the row. • replacement steps should be stone, brick, or concrete, not pressure treated wood. • front yards should be landscaped with plant material; cement slabs covering the front yard area are not allowed. " here is a link to the urp: https://planning.baltimorecity.gov/sites/default/files/coldstreamhomesteadmontebello_updated2018_amend11and12-2-20edits.pdf) original permit description:(com2022-68821) scope of work: alterations to include: exterior stairs-demo concrete stairs to re shape and repour new, demo wooden stairs treads and risers. no structural demoing. all work will be completed according to baltimore city code. b. front porch-removing current decking to prepare for replacement of new decking. all work will be completed according to baltimore city code. c. interior stairs-interior staircase demo will consist of removing current treads and risers that will be replaced with new treads and risers. no structural demoing. *in the same size and location, staircase parameters: tread: 9"min, rise: 8 1/4"max and width: 36"min, all work will be completed according to baltimore city code. per the dept. of planning: approve with conditions per the chm urban.
- Permit number
- COM2023-86592
- Issued
- Type of work
- Addition
- Status
- Issued
- Reported cost
- Not listed
- ZIP code
- 21218 (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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All permits at 1810 E 28th St, and what's permitted nearby
Baltimore Department of Housing and Community Development updated its data Oct 6, 2026. We checked it Oct 6, 21:46 UTC. See the city's official records (City of Baltimore, CC BY 3.0).
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