1010 E 21ST AVENUE

Issue date

Jul 22, 2019

Project value

$1.3M

Project type

Renovation

Building type

Multi Family

Description

High Density Housing / Commercial - Addition / Alteration - Building Permit for DP-2018-00110 (MCD) Interior and exterior alterations to restore and rehabilitate the existing heritage two-storey plus basement one-family dwelling and convert it to a Multiple Conversion dwelling containing three (3) units. NFPA 13D PART 5 Project This permit related to BP-2018-05094 for infill Sprinklers to be installed in conformance with 9.10.14.4.(7). MCD (BP-2018-04807) $ 1,084,045.00 Infill (BP-2018-05094) $ 177,000.00 The building at 1010 E 21st Avenue is protected heritage property. Alteration to the exterior of the heritage building requires a Heritage Alteration Permit issued with the approval of the Director of Planning. We support the attached stamped proposal and ask that you process it with the following wording included in the Building Permit: “1)\tTo install a glass guard with steel stanchions on the front porch and affix a wrought iron guard to front stairs with tempered glazing.” The alterations described under item no. 1 above, authorized by the Building Permit Number BP-2019-04807, including conditions and plans forming part thereof, are approved under the Heritage By-law and this Building Permit also constitutes a Heritage Alteration Permit.” Permit amendment #1 - To add structural drawings for the main main building that were inadvertently not included in the initial permit issuance. accepted Sept.23/19 Permit amendment #2 - Layout changes so no units are stacked to facilitate changing the sprinkler standard from NFPA 13R to NFPA 13D. Accepted Jan.8/20 Permit Amendment #3 - to replace the cedar shingle cladding and rainscreen the entire building of the existing Heritage 'C' 3-unit Multiple Conversion Dwelling as per DP M/A DP-2020-00882 - accepted Apr. 23/21

Contractor

Maxalan Construction Ltd

Permit status

Issued

Applicant

Diamond Group Architecture Inc.

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