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

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Entity File · The Public Record

Delinquent

Owner of record

Lewis James Mark

6 permits · $27K owed

Records on file
7
Owed to the city
$27,114

Permits (as owner)

6 entries

  1. Issued Jul 1, 2026

    661 N 37th St

    Addition and/or Alterations · EZ PERMIT DUCTWORK & WARM-AIR APPLIANCES - For the installation of New Ductwork, Registers/Grilles/Diffusers, and Warm-Air Appliances as per attached standards. Deviations from these standards require submission of construction and site plans. Install 90K BTU furnace, 4 ton AC, ductwork, and 12 diffusers

  2. Issued Apr 20, 2026

    661 N 37th St

    Addition and/or Alteration · New wire throughout lighting outlets switches smokes and CO's 200 amps service as per 2017 NEC code.

  3. Issued Apr 15, 2026

    661 N 37th St

    Alterations · REPLACE 13 FIXTURES IN 3 full bathrooms, 1 kitchen, 1 laundry & 1 hot water heater.

  4. Issued Nov 3, 2025

    661 N 37th St

    Addition and/or Alteration · For the erection of an addition at the rear and above an existing attached single-family dwelling. Addition to include a roof deck with a pilot house, and underpinning of the existing foundation. For interior and exterior alterations per plans. Separate permits are required for all associated Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing , and Site Excavation work.

  5. Issued Nov 3, 2025

    1 units

    661 N 37th St

    Excavation · Site / Utility Permit for RP-2025-010442

  6. Issued Aug 8, 2025

    661 N 37th St

    New construction, addition, GFA change · FOR THE ERECTION OF THREE STORY REAR ADDITION AND ONE STORY ADDITION ABOVE THE EXISTING REAR SECOND FLOOR AND ERECTION OF ACCESSORY ROOF DECK (FOR RESIDENTIAL USE ONLY) WITH ROOF ACCESS STRUCTURE ALL AS PART OF AN EXISTING ATTACHED STRUCTURE. SIZE AND LOCATION AS SHOWN IN THE APPLICATION / PLAN.

Owes the city

1 entry

  1. 24 yrs owed

    661 N 37th St

    $27,114

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Entities are grouped by a normalized name from the public record; a separate legal entity per building is common, so some portfolios span several related names. Sources: Phila. Dept. of Records (deeds), L&I (permits & violations), Dept. of Revenue (tax delinquencies), reflecting the record as of our last weekly ingest. Verify independently before relying on it.
Last generated August 1, 2026.