Overlay of composite decking over the existing concrete slab
Electrical at 415 Drury Lane, Baltimore
Baltimore Department of Housing and Community Development permit COM2024-56308: issued Mar 12, 2024 for electrical work at 415 Drury Lane. overlay of composite decking over the existing concrete slab; extending the width and length of the patio; extension will be supported by wood frame underneath deck boards; current slab is 22'(l) x 12'(w); new decked patio will be 36'(l) x 14'(w); erecting posts to support an open-air covering (no roof or enclosure of the patio area); laying wood beams to create the open-air overhead frame; beams will not be attached to the outer rear wall of the home; there will be no construction that will impact or alter the existing brick of the home in any way; the beams will be supported by the posts affixed to the patio surface; height of posts and beams will be 7'6" to fit just under the exterior rain gutter; erecting partial fencing for privacy surrounding the patio and stairwell leading to basement walk-out; there is already existing electrical supply to the patio area per chap: atp: the project aims to extend the slab and build a patio/pergola on the rear of the property located at the corner intersection of drury and kensington. the existing slab will remain unaltered, and no excavation is required for this endeavor. the scope of work includes: 1. deck extension: overlaying trex composite decking over the existing concrete slab to extend the patio's width and length. the extension will be supported by a wood frame underneath the deck boards. the current slab dimensions are 22'(l) x 12'(w), and the new decked patio will be 36'(l) x 14'(w). 2. walkway replacement: replacing the stone slab walkway from the driveway to the patio with trex decking boards. 3. open-air covering: erecting posts to support an open-air covering without a roof or enclosure over the patio area. laying wood beams to create the open overhead structure. beams will not be attached to the outer rear wall of the home to avoid impacting or altering the existing brick. beams will be supported by the posts affixed to the patio surface. the height of posts and beams will be 7'6" to fit just under the exterior rain gutter. 4. privacy fencing: erecting partial fencing for privacy surrounding the patio and stairwell leading to the basement walk out. 5. electrical work: extending the existing electrical supply to the patio area to accommodate additional outlets and lighting. 6. scope exclusions: no plumbing work is associated with this project. 7. visibility and aesthetics: the upgraded patio will be visible from the street along kensington ave due to the property's corner location. - however, there is no visibility from the front of the home along drury, but it is visible form kensington. - the deck board color will match the graphite/gray color of the roof. - posts and fencing will be white to match the color materials are not to be matt and not reflective all work to match plans/information/specs in chap files except where this atp supersedes.
- Permit number
- COM2024-56308
- Issued
- Type of work
- Electrical
- Status
- Issued
- Reported cost
- $6,000
- ZIP code
- 21229 (from the permit's location)
- City's category
- 1-05
- 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 9, 2026. We checked it Oct 9, 09:21 UTC. See the city's official records (City of Baltimore, CC BY 3.0).
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