Renovation of existing, two-story + partial basement
Plumbing at 925 E Chase St, Baltimore
Baltimore Department of Housing and Community Development permit COM2024-54533: issued Feb 29, 2024 for plumbing work at 925 E Chase St. renovation of existing, two-story + partial basement, single-family townhouse. new wd. flooring on new subflooring on new joists, installed per code. new windows and doors to match existing openings, configuration and profile at front elevation. new reconfigured and enlarged sliding door opening at rear first floor level. all work will be done per baltimore city code and per submitted plans. (*notes: 1. all habitable areas will maintain minimum ceiling height of 7', 2. all hallways will maintain minimum width of 36", 3. all bedrooms will maintain minimum 70sqft for one occupant or 50sqft per occupant, 4. all bathrooms will maintain enough clear floor space for clearance of plumbing fixtures) as per the department of planning: replacement windows and doors (specifically the doors on the front or street facing position of the structure) must comply with the johnston square urban renewal plan page 41 "windows not visible from the street shall be kept properly repaired or, with fire department approval, the openings may be properly closed to match the material, design and finish of the adjacent wall. • a show window as a part of the building façade. as per plans and as per code. as per the department of planning: replacement windows and doors shall comply with the regulations on page 35 of the johnston square urban renewal plan. the window and door openings shall not be altered or reduced in size in any way. "all windows must be tight fitting and have sashes of proper size and design for their historic context. sashes with rotten wood, broken joints, or broken or loose mullions or muntins shall be replaced. • replacement windows must use the entire existing opening. wood is preferred as replacement material, vinyl is acceptable. • selecting correct replacement windows is key to maintaining the architectural integrity of the neighborhood. replacement windows should match the historic windows they are replacing, in pattern, mullion and frame size. • existing masonry openings may not be enlarged except to accommodate contemporary door dimensions. if necessary to enlarge an opening, the entire masonry opening, door and transoms must be enlarged. the opening must be cut cleanly and finished as appropriate. • window and door openings in the front of the building shall not be filled or boarded. • enclosures or security grilles and screens should be as inconspicuous as possible and compatible with other elements of the façade. solid or perforated metal security devices are not permitted. • dormer windows on roofs sloping toward the street shall be retained and repaired or replaced in an appropriate manner to preserve their original architectural design. • special windows, such as bays, boxes and dormers, should be refurbished when possible, and when necessary replaced with quality facsimiles. • historic wood front doors may be replaced with steel doors, but must harmonize with the historic context. both woo.
- Permit number
- COM2024-54533
- Issued
- Type of work
- Plumbing
- Status
- Issued
- Reported cost
- $90,000
- ZIP code
- 21202 (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 925 E Chase St, and what's permitted nearby
Baltimore Department of Housing and Community Development updated its data Oct 6, 2026. We checked it Oct 6, 13:42 UTC. See the city's official records (City of Baltimore, CC BY 3.0).
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