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

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Entity File · The Public Record

Owner of record

Zimmerman Emily

4 permits

Records on file
4

Permits (as owner)

4 entries

  1. Issued Oct 16, 2025

    408 S Camac St

    New Construction or Additions · Install new water and sewer to the new 3rd floor bathroom Including vanity, shower/tub, toilet

  2. Issued Oct 9, 2025

    408 S Camac St

    Addition and/or Alteration · 3rd Floor Addition Rework existing 3rd floor circuit(s) for lighting and outlets Install recessed and decorative lighting per final plan Install (2) new circuits w/ arch fault breakers; 1 for the bathroom, 1 for the mini split unit Install disconnect for the outdoor mini split condenser Outlets and switches to be decora style by Leviton Remove existing electrical conduit on rear exterior wall and re-run inside of the interior abandoned chimney shaft Reinstall light fixtures in second floor rear

  3. Issued Oct 3, 2025

    408 S Camac 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. 408 S Camac St is a historically designated property and listed on the Philadelphia Register of Historic Places. All equipment and conduit must be located at the rear of the property and must be in a location that is inconspicuous from the public right-o

  4. Issued Jul 17, 2025

    408 S Camac St

    Addition and/or Alteration · FOR A FRONT DORMER AND REAR THIRD FLOOR ADDITION TO AN EXISTING ATTACHED STRUCTURE USED AS A SINGLE-FAMILY DWELLING AS PER BUILDING APPLICATION/PLAN AND PHC APPROVAL.

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