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Owner of record
Mantua Haverford Communit
2 permits · 19 violations
- Records on file
- 21
Permits (as owner)
2 entries
- Issued Aug 28, 2025
Alterations · For minor construction work at the subject property in accordance with all applicable provisions of the Philadelphia Code, all references codes and standards, and the attached EZ Standard, where included. Deviation from this standard shall result in permit revocation. A separate permit from the Philadelphia Department of Streets is required for any sidewalk and street closures. All means of pedestrian protection required at the site in accordance with the Philadelphia Building Code Chapter 33 sh
- Issued Aug 28, 2025
City Demolition · Sub Demolition Permit for CF-2023-030149. For the complete demolition of a property as part of the City of Philadelphia Demolition Program. Add'l specs: No sidewalk. No stucco. Install 8' chain link fence around perimeter of property. Erosion control mat with topsoil and seed.
Violations
19 entries
- Unsafe Jun 23, 2025ACTIVE
Unsafe structure designation
- Violation Jun 23, 2025OPEN
STRUCTURAL REPAIR
- Violation Jun 23, 2025OPEN
UNSAFE STRUCTURE
- Violation Jun 23, 2025OPEN
ROOF DEFICIENCIES
- Violation Jun 23, 2025OPEN
ARCHITECT/ENGINEER SERVICES
- Violation Mar 1, 2025OPEN
NEW USE OCCUPIED PRIOR TO CO
- Violation Mar 1, 2025OPEN
FOOD - LARGE ESTABLISHMENT LICENSE
- Violation Mar 1, 2025OPEN
SPECIAL ASSEMBLY OCCUPANCY LICENSE
- Violation Mar 1, 2025OPEN
ELECTRICAL- HAZARD
- Violation Mar 1, 2025OPEN
EXTERIOR AREA SANITATION
- Violation Mar 1, 2025OPEN
MULTIPLUG ADAPTORS
- Violation Mar 1, 2025OPEN
UNAPPROVED CONDITIONS
- Violation Mar 1, 2025OPEN
FIRE EXTINGUISHERS
- Violation Mar 1, 2025OPEN
MEANS OF EGRESS DOOR OPERATION & LOCKS
- Violation Mar 1, 2025OPEN
EXTENSION CORDS
- Violation Mar 1, 2025OPEN
EXTERIOR AREA MOTOR VEHICLE WITHIN THE PROPERTY LINE
- Violation Mar 1, 2025OPEN
NEW USE
- Violation Mar 1, 2025OPEN
NEW USE
- Violation Mar 1, 2025OPEN
NEW USE
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Last generated August 1, 2026.