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Commercial General Building, Plumbing work permitted June 2, 2025, with 3 permits through May 1, 2026. Contractor on record: Harry J Stuhl III.
For the erection of one (1) tower crane and associated foundation and site work as per approved plans and submitted documentation; includes both assembly and disassembly of tower crane; crane accessory to future construction per building permit CP-2020-006042 and zoning permit ZP-2021-002518; see SR-2026-033273 for Streets Dept. approval; see Chapter 9-3300 of the Philadelphia Code for Tower Crane regulations; operators must be credentialed by the NCCCO, NCCA, or ANSI; crane inspectors must be certified by the NCCCO or another organization accredited by the NCCA; no other work on this permit.
Philadelphia permit records name Harry J Stuhl III as the contractor on this project.
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3 permits issued Jun 2 – May 1, newest first.
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Commercial and multifamily, biggest first.
#GP-2026-002061
General Permit · Tower Crane
For the erection of one (1) tower crane and associated foundation and site work as per approved plans and submitted documentation; includes both assembly and disassembly of tower crane; crane accessory to future construction per building permit CP-2020-006042 and zoning permit ZP-2021-002518; see…
Status: Issued
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#GP-2025-011156 General Permit · Shelter/Platform SHELTER PLATFORM PERMIT- Erection of a sidewalk shelter platform as per Engineered Plans. Streets Department permit is required for sidewalk closure prior to the start work. - Erection of sidewalk shelter platform 91 l.f. on S. 19th St. with the deck at 300 P.S.I. each as per Engineered Plans.… Status: Issued | Not published | — |
#PP-2025-007021 Plumbing Permit · Alterations Remove curb trap/sealing later Status: Completed | Harry J Stuhl III | — |
In Philadelphia, biggest first.