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Interior demolition of typical floor 2-7 and 8 floor Date: December 22, 2014 Client: The George Washinton University | Applicant: Rojas | Permit type: Demolition | Permit status: Permit issued | Permit id: D1500166 | |||||
SCORE 61 We will perform a total of two soil borings on the proposed site. The borings will be advanced to a depth of 35 feet below the lowest level of the existing structure. The borings will be located within the bounds of the private property. The borings will be drilled utilizing 4. 25 inch hollow stem, continuous flight augers. The borings will be performed utilizing an acker soil scout rig drill rig and will generate an approximate 6-inch annulus. After geotechnical exploration is completed, the borings will be backfilled in accordance with ddoe requirements with bentonite slurry, which has a consistency of two pounds bentonite powder to one gallon water. Date: February 20, 2015 Contractor: Nicolas Waugh Ecs Mid Atlantic Llc Client: George Washington University Co Daniel Janniello | Permit type: Miscellaneous | Permit status: Permit issued | Permit id: Sb1500164 | |||||
SCORE 56 All idw will be containerized. Seven 3-inch diameter geoprobe soil borings will be installed to depths of 25 feet below lowest elevation in parking garage for environmental due diligence. Each soil boring will be completed as temporary piezometers constructed of 1-inch diameter, schedule 40, pre-cleaned tri-lock pvc casing and 0. 010-inch slotted tri-lock screen. All borings will be grouted with bentonite and capped with concrete on the same day as drilling. Date: June 13, 2016 Client: George Washington University | Permit type: Miscellaneous | Permit status: Permit issued | Permit id: Sb1600260 | |||||
SCORE 56 We will perform two soil borings on the site that will be advanced to a depth of 35 feet and one soil boring that will be advanced to a depth of feet below existing site grades, and will be located within the bounds of the private property. The borings will be drilled utilizing hollow stem, continuous flight augers. The borings will be performed utilizing a truck- or atv-mounted drill rig and will generate an approximate 6-inch annulus. After geotechnical exploration is completed, the borings will be backfilled with bentonite slurry. Borehole abandonment will be performed by tremie-grouting via a positive-displacement pump from the bottom of the borehole. Date: October 26, 2016 Client: George Washington University Rice Hall Co Uip Pllc Ralph Bell | Permit type: Miscellaneous | Permit status: Permit issued | Permit id: Sb1700008 | |||||
SCORE 98 Interior demolition of typical floor 2-7 and 8 floor Date: December 22, 2014 Contractor: Rojas Client: The George Washinton University | Permit type: Demolition | Permit status: Permit issued | Permit id: D1500166 | |||||
SCORE 98 Demolition of mezzanine stair and partitions. Date: February 3, 2015 Contractor: Rojas Client: George Washington University | Permit type: Demolition | Permit status: Permit issued | Permit id: D1500226 | |||||
SCORE 66 We will perform a total of two soil borings on the proposed site. The borings will be advanced to a depth of 35 feet below the lowest level of the existing structure. The borings will be located within the bounds of the private property. The borings will be drilled utilizing 4. 25 inch hollow stem, continuous flight augers. The borings will be performed utilizing an acker soil scout rig drill rig and will generate an approximate 6-inch annulus. After geotechnical exploration is completed, the borings will be backfilled in accordance with ddoe requirements with bentonite slurry, which has a consistency of two pounds bentonite powder to one gallon water. Date: February 20, 2015 Contractor: Nicolas Waugh Ecs Mid Atlantic, Llc Client: George Washington University C O Daniel Janniello | Permit type: Miscellaneous | Permit status: Permit issued | Permit id: Sb1500164 | |||||
SCORE 56 We will perform two soil borings on the site that will be advanced to a depth of 35 feet and one soil boring that will be advanced to a depth of feet below existing site grades, and will be located within the bounds of the private property. The borings will be drilled utilizing hollow stem, continuous flight augers. The borings will be performed utilizing a truck- or atv-mounted drill rig and will generate an approximate 6-inch annulus. After geotechnical exploration is completed, the borings will be backfilled with bentonite slurry. Borehole abandonment will be performed by tremie-grouting via a positive-displacement pump from the bottom of the borehole. Date: October 26, 2016 Client: George Washington University Rice Hall C O Uip Pllc Ralph Bell | Permit type: Miscellaneous | Permit status: Permit issued | Permit id: Sb1700008 | |||||
SCORE 56 All idw will be containerized. Seven 3-inch diameter geoprobe soil borings will be installed to depths of 25 feet below lowest elevation in parking garage for environmental due diligence. Each soil boring will be completed as temporary piezometers constructed of 1-inch diameter, schedule 40, pre-cleaned tri-lock pvc casing and 0. 010-inch slotted tri-lock screen. All borings will be grouted with bentonite and capped with concrete on the same day as drilling. Date: June 13, 2016 Client: George Washington University | Permit type: Miscellaneous | Permit status: Permit issued | Permit id: Sb1600260 | |||||
SCORE 56 Advancement of two soil borings to a depth of 15 feet below the sub slab and two soil borings to a depth of 5 feet below the sub slab. Two-inch diameter monitoring wells will be installed in the borings with depth of 15 feet, and soil vapor monitoring points will be installed immediately beneath the sub slab. Date: December 9, 2016 Client: N A George Washington University | Permit type: Miscellaneous | Permit status: Permit issued | Permit id: Sb1700039 | |||||
SCORE 56 Completely remove existing wall, stair and handrails, existing door and window, exterior wall, railing guard, storefront including all exterior column covers, curb, porte co chere, covered walkway structure, walkway and planter, column, ramp, existing slab, existing pool and fixtures and structure, mechanical equipment, paving ans landscape. Date: July 11, 2017 Client: George Washington University | Permit type: Alteration and repair | Permit status: Permit issued | Permit id: B1707235 |