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Residential interior alteration single family dwelling permit

6075 Granite Knl, Columbia, MD, 21045

2022-11-30

Single family dwelling building 1fb in law suite and wet bar in existing finished basement **plans too large to scan**suites/sleeping rooms must meet egress requirements (non-sprinklered) *11.28.22 amendment request to change bedrooms to finished storage rooms - no longer in-law suite sleeping rooms are not permitted**amendment approved 11.30.22**

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B20003194

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complete

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$185

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License #	20142
Status	Active
State	Maryland
Type	Architects

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