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2014 Building Permits 2014 Building Permits Permit 895 Issued 1/2/2014 Partial Project Add 11 Goffe Road Plan # Description Install 10 replacement windows Value $15,303.00 Owner Murray and Pam Awrach Owner's Address 11 Goffe Rd, Lexington MA 02421 Contractor Renewal by Anderson/Jamie Mori Contractor Address 104 Otis St. Northboro MA 01532 Contractor's Phone # 508-351-2200 Map 15 Lot # 100 Permit 889 Issued 1/2/2014 Partial Project Add 60 Harding Road Plan # Description Bathroom remodel Value $10,000.00 Owner Cynthia Keene Owner's Address 60 Harding Rd, Lexington MA Contractor First Class Carpentry Contractor Address 23a Adams St, Burlington MA 01803 Contractor's Phone # 617-650-4432 Map 78 Lot # 141 Permit 890 Issued 1/2/2014 Partial Project Add 101 Winter Street Plan # Description Remodel Bath; walls & ceiling to stay intact. Update plbg & el Value $15,890.00 Owner Beth Abramowitz Owner's Address 101 Winter St, Lexington MA 02420 Contractor Superior Kitchens & Baths Contractor Address 13 Rivermeadow Dr, Chelmsford MA Contractor's Phone # 978-806-6857 Map 90 Lot # 103 Permit 891 Issued 1/2/2014 Partial Project Add 38 Somerset Road Plan # Description Installation of 2 Airhandlers and condensers Value $15,000.00 Owner Richard Glenn Owner's Address 38 Somerset Rd. Lexington MA 02421 Contractor Billings Heating and AC Contractor Address 77 Elm St, Woburn MA 01801 Contractor's Phone # 781-932-7980 Map 56 Lot # 112A Permit 891 Issued 1/2/2014 Partial Project Add 38 Somerset Road Plan # Description Install 3 ton & 2 ton air handler & condenser, install ductless Value $15,000.00 Owner Richard Glenn Owner's Address 38 Somerset Rd Lexington MA 02420 Contractor Billings Heating & AC Contractor Address 77 Elm St,. Woburn MA 01801 Contractor's Phone # 791-932-7980 Map 56 Lot # 112A Permit 896 Issued 1/2/2014 Partial Project Add 149 Pleasant Street Plan # Description Install 3 replacement windows Value $5,563.00 Owner Douglas and Catherine White Owner's Address 149 Pleasant St, Lexington MA 02421 Contractor Renewal by Anderson/Jaime Mori Contractor Address 104 Otis St, Northboro MA 01532 Contractor's Phone # 508-351-2200 Map 9 Lot # 3 Tuesday, February 17, 2015 Page 1 of 289 12:06:54 PM Permit 893 Issued 1/2/2014 Partial Project Add 360 Marrett Road Plan # Description Bthm remodel & 1st flr ceiling. Demo bath to studs/update pl Value $28,165.00 Owner Jonathan Baron Owner's Address 360 Marrett Rd, Lexington MA 02420 Contractor Superior Kitchens & Baths Contractor Address 13 Rivermeadow Dr. Chelmsford MA Contractor's Phone # 978-806-6857 Map 33 Lot # 8 Permit 894 Issued 1/2/2014 Partial Project Add 27 Watertown Street Plan # Description Install 4 replacement windows Value $7,347.00 Owner Sarah Liberman Owner's Address 27 Watertown St. Lexington MA 02421 Contractor Renewal by Anderson/Jaime Mori Contractor Address 104 Otis St. Northboro MA 01532 Contractor's Phone # 508-351-2200 Map 8 Lot # 66A Permit 897 Issued 1/3/2014 Partial Project Add 9 Litchfield Road Plan # Description 1st floor bath, replace existing floor & fixtures, 2nd floor bath, Value $21,000.00 Owner Marianne Baxter Owner's Address 9 Litchfield Road, Lexington, MA 02420 Contractor Custom Contracting/Michael Dani Contractor Address 174 Washington Street, Arlington, MA 02476 Contractor's Phone # 781-648-2835 Map 28 Lot # 101 Permit 2015 Issued 1/5/2014 Partial Project Add 94 Gleason Road Plan # Description reframe two existing rear dormers from doghouse style to sh Value $4,000.00 Owner Joseph Clarke Owner's Address 94 Gleason Road Lexington MA Contractor Homeowner Contractor Address Contractor's Phone # Map 78 Lot # 167 Permit 900 Issued 1/6/2014 Partial Project Add Parker Street Plan # Description replace boiler and water heater Value $8,000.00 Owner Owner's Address Contractor Mark Caples Contractor Address 9 North Maple Street Woburn, Ma 01801 Contractor's Phone # 781-933-8288 Map 49 Lot # 116 Permit 902 Issued 1/7/2014 Partial Project Add 26 Hayes Lane Plan # Description move barring wall between 2 bedrms to equalize each bedrm Value $15,720.00 Owner Monica Davis and Charles Azecander Owner's Address 26 Hayes Lane Contractor Leo Arria Contracting, Inc. Contractor Address 7 Franklin Street, Wakefield, MA 01880 Contractor's Phone # 781-246-9650 Map 48 Lot # 211B Tuesday, February 17, 2015 Page 2 of 289 12:06:54 PM Permit 905 Issued 1/8/2014 Partial Project Add 7 Constitution Road Plan # Description Strip and reroof Value $14,185.00 Owner Aimes Mousessian Owner's Address 7 Constitution Road, Lexington, MA 02421 Contractor Todd Mellor Contractor Address 916 Pleasant Street, Unit 4, Norwood, MA 020 Contractor's Phone # 617-827-9789 Map 58 Lot # 71 Permit 904 Issued 1/8/2014 Partial Project Add 54 Hancock Street, Lexington, Plan # Description Replace 7 windows Value $6,000.00 Owner Garry Johnson Owner's Address 54 Hancock Street, Lexington, MA 02420 Contractor The Home Depot Contractor Address 908 Boston Turnpike, Shrewsbury, MA 01545 Contractor's Phone # 401-935-2633 Map 64 Lot # 132 Permit 903 Issued 1/8/2014 Partial Project Add 5 Brookwood Road Plan # Description Basement bedroom and bathroom Value $20,000.00 Owner Marc Saint Louis Owner's Address 5 Brookwood Road, Lexington, MA 02420 Contractor First Class Carpentry/Chris Willia Contractor Address 23a Adams Street, Burlington, MA 01803 Contractor's Phone # 617-650-4432 Map 55 Lot # 86 Permit 907 Issued 1/9/2014 Partial Project Add 54 Eldred Street Plan # Description Kitchen remodel Value $10,000.00 Owner Deepak Shenoy Owner's Address 54 Eldred Street, Lexington, MA 02420 Contractor J. Caron Contracting, Inc/James C Contractor Address P.O. Box 28, Methuen, MA 01844 Contractor's Phone # 978-361-5209 Map 87 Lot # 20 Permit 910 Issued 1/9/2014 Partial Project Add 8 Wheeler Road Plan # Description Remove oil contaminated soil from under slab, backfill and re Value $60,000.00 Owner Stephan Erwin Owner's Address 8 Wheeler Road, Lexington, MA 02420 Contractor TMC Services/Thomas Clark Contractor Address 19 National Drive, Franklin, MA 02038 Contractor's Phone # 508-966-3737 Map 37 Lot # 117 Permit 908 Issued 1/9/2014 Partial Project Add 7 Meriam Street Plan # Description Patch 10 hole (7") induct for existing supply, rerun three 10" i Value $4,500.00 Owner Remisek Pinot Owner's Address 7 Meriam St. Lexington MA 02420 Contractor Valerio Air Systems Contractor Address 170 Broadway St, Methuen MA Contractor's Phone # 978-687-2000 Map Lot # Tuesday, February 17, 2015 Page 3 of 289 12:06:54 PM Permit 909 Issued 1/9/2014 Partial Project Add 8 John Poulter Road Plan # Description Replace front steps and side steps of house, portico at front s Value $10,000.00 Owner Susanne Shavelson Owner's Address 8 John Poulter Road, Lexington, MA 02421 Contractor First Class Carpentry/Chris Willia Contractor Address 23a Adams Street, Burlington, MA 01803 Contractor's Phone # 617-650-4432 Map 40 Lot # 194 Permit 906 Issued 1/9/2014 Partial Project Add 5 Marvin Street Plan # Description Install Pellet insert Value $4,800.00 Owner Ben & Dana Moroze Owner's Address 5 Marvin St., Lexington MA 02420 Contractor Brian Young Contractor Address 44 Groton School Rd, Ayer MA Contractor's Phone # 978-424-9435 Map 90 Lot # 35A Permit 957 Issued 1/10/2014 Partial Project Add 131 Hartwell Avenue, Lexington, Plan # Description Freestanding sign Value $6,000.00 Owner WLC Three VI, LLC, Griffith Properties Owner's Address 260 Franklin Street, Boston, MA Contractor Advanced Signing LLC Contractor Address 4 Industrial Park Rd., Medway Ma 02053 Contractor's Phone # 508-533-9000 Map 74 Lot # 6A Permit 912 Issued 1/13/2014 Partial Project Add 91 Hartwell Avenue Plan # 120 Description renovate lobby, fitness rm, cafeteria, service kitchen, confere Value $796,978.00 Owner Deborah Lipson, Boston Properties Owner's Address 800 Boylston St, Boston, MA 02116 Contractor Chapman Construction/Design Contractor Address 84 Winchester St. Newton, MA 02461 Contractor's Phone # 617-590-2723 Map 80 Lot # 10C Permit 913 Issued 1/13/2014 Partial Project Add 26 Robbins Road Plan # 121 Description Build new porch, mudroom. Renovate kitchen Value $39,450.00 Owner Ryan Buell Owner's Address 26 Robbins Rd, Lexington MA 02421 Contractor McNeil Builders/Mike McNeil Contractor Address 69 Olde Bridge Ln, Epping NH 03042 Contractor's Phone # 781-944-4315 Map 22 Lot # 261 Permit 911 Issued 1/13/2014 Partial Project Add 37 Somerset Road Plan # Description Kitchen remodel including new insulation, plaster, electical, tri Value $152,607.50 Owner B. Berman Owner's Address 37 Somerset Rd, Lexington MA 02120 Contractor FBN Construction/Robert Murray Contractor Address 17 Wolcott Ct., Boston MA 02136 Contractor's Phone # 617-333-6800 Map 56 Lot # 100 Tuesday, February 17, 2015 Page 4 of 289 12:06:54 PM Permit 917 Issued 1/14/2014 Partial Project Add 113 Hartwell Avenue Plan # Description Furnish & install equip. for HVAC, Chillers, boilers, air handler Value $2,200,000.00 Owner Uniquire Owner's Address Contractor ESI-Environmental Systems Inc Contractor Address 6 Howard Ireland Drive, Attleboro MA Contractor's Phone # 508-226-6006 Map 74 Lot # 8A Permit 914 Issued 1/14/2014 Partial Project Add 31 Downing Road Plan # Description Central air conditioners Value $3,500.00 Owner Sheldon Corp Owner's Address 31 Downing Road, Lexington, MA 02421 Contractor LeBlanc Mechanical/Randall LeBla Contractor Address 1250R Main Street, Waltham, MA 02451 Contractor's Phone # 617-719-5572 Map 33 Lot # 157 Permit 916 Issued 1/14/2014 Partial Project Add 175 Massachusetts Avenue Plan # Description Supply duck work for 1st floor and basement.
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