THE INDEX: 64 17 · week of Jun 29permits soft, openings quiet, deal ledger quiet

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Company / LLC

Fremont Homes - 35 Newberry LLC

4 permits

Records on file
4

Built (as contractor)

4 entries

  1. Issued Jun 25, 2026

    1640 S 4th St

    Addition and/or Alteration · Interior alterations throughout a single-family dwelling. Slab replacement to accommodate new habitable space (seven-foot ceilings) in the front portion of the basement and NOT TO GO BELOW EXISTING FOUNDATIONS with new egress well (See Streets Department approval) EXCAVATIONS ARE NOT PROPOSED TO EXCEED 5 FOOT IN DEPTH AS NOTED ON THE PLANS. REAR PORTION OF THE BASEMENT IS UNHABITABLE AND IS FOR "MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT ONLY AND TO REMAIN UNFINISHED- NO FINISH WORK APPROVED ON THIS PORTION (MECHANIC

  2. Issued May 7, 2026

    2649 Sepviva St

    Addition and/or Alteration · FOR ALTERATIONS TO THE BASEMENT (TO REMAIN NONHABITABLE SPACE) AND FOR ALTERATIONS TO THE ROOF OF AN EXISTING ATTACHED SINGLE-FAMILY STRUCTURE AS PER APPROVED PLAN. *SEPARATE PERMITS REQUIRED FOR MECHANICAL, PLUMBING, AND ELECTRICAL WORK*

  3. Issued Mar 16, 2026

    1640 S 4th St

    Make Safe Permit For RP · MAKE SAFE PERMIT- For the demolishing of the rear single-story extension roof, exterior walls, floor platform and foundation by hand. The foundation will be backfilled and the walls must be infilled in kind with new masonry and restoring the exterior envelope at the rear wall of the main portion of the building as per Engineer’s Report to resolve case #CF-2025-043349. Abutting sidewalk must be closed with fencing a minimum of 6’ in height. Separate Streets Department permit required for sidewa

  4. Issued Feb 2, 2026

    2649 Sepviva St

    Addition and/or Alteration · For interior and exterior alterations to an existing attached single-family dwelling per plans. Separate permits are required for all associated Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing work. Basement to remain non-habitable, to be used for storage and utilities only.

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Last generated August 1, 2026.