Building Permits at 1724 Bath Avenue Brooklyn Ny

Building Permits at 1724 Bath Avenue Brooklyn NY

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RENOVATION HISTORY

Based on the information received from Brooklyn NY building department, there are 2 building permits associated with 1724 Bath Avenue Brooklyn NY over the past year . These building permits valued at $79,000.

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2 projects completed since 2010.

PERMITS VALUATION

An average project cost is $39,500.

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SCORE 100 Propose to legalize interior partitions in cellar and first floor; propose to change use at first floor to offices and ambulatory health care facility as shown. Date: March 11, 2011 Value: $79,000 Contractor: Douglas Pulaski Client: Joseph Castelli \| Client Address: 8875 8875 24th Avenue Brooklyn Ny 11214 \| Client Phone: (917) 509-2090 \| Client Company: F.F.M. Inc \| Permit type: Gen. Constr \| Permit id: 320073442
SCORE 100 Date: April 26, 2010 Contractor: Giuseppe Mazzaferro Client: Joseph Castelli \| Client Address: 8875 24th Avenue Brooklyn Ny 11214 \| Client Phone: (917) 509-2090 \| Client Company: F.F.M. Inc \| Permit status: Initial \| Permit id: 320073442

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Propose to legalize interior partitions in cellar and first floor; propose to change use at first floor to offices and ambulatory health care facility as shown.

Date: March 11, 2011