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Multifamily General Building, Fire Protection, Hvac/Mechanical, Plumbing work permitted July 25, 2025, with 4 permits through September 10, 2026, declaring $845,000 of work. Contractor on record: Vip Fire Sprinkler Inc.
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Interior renovation of apt. 3E, work to include installation of interior non-load bearing partitions and finishes. Plumbing work filed subsequently in DOB NOW. No change to use, egress or occupancy.
New York City permit records name Vip Fire Sprinkler Inc, A.A. Mechanical Sol Inc and Pal-Mar PLBG & HTG Inc as the contractors on this project, among 4 contractors in all.
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4 permits issued Jul 25 – Sep 10, newest first.
| Issued | Permit | Contractor |
|---|
Commercial and multifamily, biggest first.
| Value |
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| applied Aug 20 | #M01165028-S3-EW-SP Sprinklers · Initial Permit Filing subsequent sprinkler application for the removal and installation of sprinkler heads in existing system in apartment 3E Status: Permit Issued | Vip Fire Sprinkler Inc | $122K |
| applied Aug 12 | #M01165028-S1-MS Mechanical Systems · Initial Permit Filing subsequent application for installation of mechanical units on the roof and associated equipment in unit 3E, as per plans submitted. Status: Permit Issued | A.A. Mechanical Sol Inc | $140K |
| applied Aug 12 | #M01165028-S2-PL Plumbing · Initial Permit New and relocated plumbing and gas fixtures to be installed in unit 3E. No change to use, occupancy, or egress Status: Permit Issued | Pal-Mar PLBG & HTG Inc | $84K |
| applied Jun 26 | #M01165028-I1-GC General Construction · Renewal Permit Without Changes Interior renovation of apt. 3E, work to include installation of interior non-load bearing partitions and finishes. Plumbing work filed subsequently in DOB NOW. No change to use, egress or occupancy. Status: Permit Issued | Frank M.Debono Const.Corp | $500K |
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