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About DCRA
Permits/Zoning
Licensing/Registration
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 Doing Underpinning? Notify Your NeighborAccording to the DCMR Title 12 District of Columbia Building Code Supplement, Section 3307A, when a property owner plans to perform underpinning work, the property owner must inform the owners of adjacent buildings via certified notification letters.  Follow Federal Lead LawsBeginning December 22, 2008, anyone paid to renovate residential housing or child-occupied facilities (such as daycare centers) built before 1978 must provide a new EPA pamphlet, entitled Renovate Right, to the owners and occupants.  Get a Boiler PermitTo add, replace, remodel or repair fuel-burning or unfired pressure vessel equipment such as furnaces or boilers, you must apply for a boiler permit. There are three different types: be sure to choose the one that applies to your project. Get a Construction Code VarianceVariances/Modifications are considered when there are practical difficulties and undue economic hardship involved in meeting a construction code requirement.  Get A Private Fire Hydrant PermitAll construction projects that include installation of fire hydrants on private property are required to obtain a building permit from the Department of Consumer and Regulatory Affairs.  Get A Raze PermitIn order to raze a building, the property owner or contractor must first get a raze permit in order to disconnect utilities and gain further regulatory approvals.  Get A Roofing PermitDistrict residents and contractors do need a permit for most roof repairs, removals and replacements. Get a Supplemental Building PermitThese permits are required to install supplemental systems in buildings, per § 105.1.13 of the DC Municipal Regulations (DCMR). Only licensed DC contractors for each specific trade may apply for these permits. You may be required to complete a building permit for the supplemental permit.  Get a Tower Crane PermitAll tower cranes erected in the District of Columbia require an approved building permit from the DC Department of Consumer and Regulatory Affairs (DCRA) before the tower can be erected.
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