DERRICK NELSON

6629 Evans Ave Chicago Il
Convert from two to three dwelling units and new heating to second, third floor apartments and rebuilt existing wood porch same size and same location

18 3rd Street Ne Washington Dc
Mr. And mrs. Nelson are seeking approval from the public space committee to construct a retaining wall around their property, as well as a parking pad. The parking pad is requested because there is no alley access and the street is not marked for zoned parking, which also means we cant get a zone parking sticker for our car, so we can only park in front of our house which isnt always possible. Within a 1 block radius there are multiple landlocked houses with curb cuts that lead to a parking pad, including our neighbor immediately to the south at 1838 3rd st ne. The retaining wall is requested so we can level our yard to add usable space for our kids (3 years old and 6 weeks old). And for safety reasons we would like to put a steel fence on top of the retaining wall so our kids dont fall off or kick a ball into the street; the fence is not for privacy purposes. Within a one block radius there are multiple properties with retaining wall and fence combos above 42". See the attached genera

711 Kearny St Ne, Washington, Dc 20017
Replacement or repair of not more than existing outlets and not more than existing lighting fixtures for a residential, commercial or industrial project.

711 Kearny St Ne, Washington, Dc 20017
Interior demolition of non-bearing elements in a space up to 5,0 square feet (464. 5 square meters)

711 Kearny St Ne, Washington, Dc 20017
Replacement in kind of interior wall coverings. Replacement in kind, when applied to architectural features, means replacement with a feature of like material that replicates the existing feature in proportion, appearance, texture, design, detail and dimensions.

711 Kearny St Ne, Washington, Dc 20017
Installation of not more than new outlets and not more than new lighting fixtures for a residential, commercial or industrial project.

18 3rd Street Ne Washington Dc
Paving; driveway(s) new -residential, landscaping; tree removal

831 3rd St Ne, Washington, Dc 20002
Interior demolition of non-bearing elements in a space up to 5,0 square feet (464. 5 square meters)

831 3rd St Ne, Washington, Dc 20002
Replacement in kind of interior wall coverings. Replacement in kind, when applied to architectural features, means replacement with a feature of like material that replicates the existing feature in proportion, appearance, texture, design, detail and dimensions.

831 3rd St Ne, Washington, Dc 20002
Replacement or repair of not more than existing outlets and not more than existing lighting fixtures for a residential, commercial or industrial project.

831 3rd St Ne, Washington, Dc 20002
Installation of not more than new outlets and not more than new lighting fixtures for a residential, commercial or industrial project.

18 3rd Street Ne Washington Dc
Mr. And mrs. Nelson are seeking approval from the public space committee to construct a retaining wall around their property, as well as a parking pad. The parking pad is requested because there is no alley access and the street is not marked for zoned parking, which also means we cant get a zone parking sticker for our car, so we can only park in front of our house which isnt always possible. Within a 1 block radius there are multiple landlocked houses with curb cuts that lead to a parking pad, including our neighbor immediately to the south at 1838 3rd st ne. The retaining wall is requested so we can level our yard to add usable space for our kids (3 years old and 6 weeks old). And for safety reasons we would like to put a steel fence on top of the retaining wall so our kids dont fall off or kick a ball into the street; the fence is not for privacy purposes. Within a one block radius there are multiple properties with retaining wall and fence combos above 42". See the attached genera

18 3rd Street Ne Washington Dc
Paving; driveway(s) new -residential, landscaping; tree removal

18 3rd Street Ne Washington Dc
Mr. And mrs. Nelson are seeking approval from the public space committee to construct a retaining wall around their property, as well as a parking pad. The parking pad is requested because there is no alley access and the street is not marked for zoned parking, which also means we cant get a zone parking sticker for our car, so we can only park in front of our house which isnt always possible. Within a 1 block radius there are multiple landlocked houses with curb cuts that lead to a parking pad, including our neighbor immediately to the south at 1838 3rd st ne. The retaining wall is requested so we can level our yard to add usable space for our kids (3 years old and 6 weeks old). And for safety reasons we would like to put a steel fence on top of the retaining wall so our kids dont fall off or kick a ball into the street; the fence is not for privacy purposes. Within a one block radius there are multiple properties with retaining wall and fence combos above 42". See the attached genera

18 3rd Street Ne Washington Dc
1) remove the existing galvanized steel chainlink fence running perpendicular to t st ne along the north property line, and install a new vinyl coated steel chain link fence that will not exceed 42" in height and positioned 3" inward from the shared property line. 2) remove the existing galvanized steel chainlink fence running perpendicular to 3rd st ne along the west property line, and install a new vinyl coated steel chainlink fence that will not exceed 42" in height and positioned along the existing fence line.

18 3rd Street Ne Washington Dc
1) remove the existing galvanized steel chainlink fence running perpendicular to t st ne along the north property line, and install a new vinyl coated steel chain link fence that will not exceed 42" in height and positioned 3" inward from the shared property line. 2) remove the existing galvanized steel chainlink fence running perpendicular to 3rd st ne along the west property line, and install a new vinyl coated steel chainlink fence that will not exceed 42" in height and positioned along the existing fence line.