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January 21-25, 2019 GWINNETT COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ONE JUSTICE SQUARE 446 West Crogan Street, Lawrenceville, Georgia 30046 Phone: 678.518.6020 Fax: 678.518.6028 678.518.6277 24 Hour Inspection Requests www.gwinnettcounty.com PERMITS ISSUED BETWEEN 1/21/2019 AND 1/25/2019 CASE NUMBER BLD2018-02721 PARCEL # 5318 018 ISSUED ON 1/22/2019 PROJECT: PRESERVE AT HARBINS RIDGE RETAINING WALL #1 0/S Fire Repair, Sign, Above Ground Pool, Mech CONTRACTOR: BALDPATES FOUNDATION & ZONING DISTRICT: R100 CONSTRUCTION SERVICES CENSUS TRACT: 506.02 10409 OLD ATLANTA HIGHWAY NO. OF UNITS: LOT: 023 SUITE A ESTIMATED COST: $15,750.00 BLOCK: A Sewer/Septic:COVINGTON, GA 30014 HEATED AREA: SUBDIVISION: PRESERVE AT HARBINS 770.728.9412 UNHEATED AREA: ST ADDRESS, CITY: 3717 PARKSIDE VIEW BLVD, DACULA TENANT: PRESERVE AT HARBINS RIDGE Sewer/Septic: Sewer RETAINING WALL #1 COMM/RES: Commercial USE: Retaining Wall City Limit (TNC TYPE OF WORK: Complete Structure ONLY): USE OF CONST.: MODULAR RETAINING WALL CASE NUMBER BLD2018-02723 PARCEL # 5318 025 ISSUED ON 1/22/2019 PROJECT: PRESERVE AT HARBINS RIDGE RETAINING WALL #2 0/S Fire Repair, Sign, Above Ground Pool, Mech CONTRACTOR: BALDPATES FOUNDATION & ZONING DISTRICT: R100 CONSTRUCTION SERVICES CENSUS TRACT: 050608 10409 OLD ATLANTA HIGHWAY NO. OF UNITS: LOT: 030 SUITE A ESTIMATED COST: $59,640.00 BLOCK: A Sewer/Septic:COVINGTON, GA 30014 HEATED AREA: SUBDIVISION: ROLLING HILLS 770.728.9412 UNHEATED AREA: ST ADDRESS, CITY: 3597 PARKSIDE VIEW BLVD, DACULA TENANT: PRESERVE AT HARBINS RIDGE Sewer/Septic: Sewer RETAINING WALL #2 COMM/RES: Commercial USE: Retaining Wall City Limit (TNC TYPE OF WORK: Complete Structure ONLY): USE OF CONST.: MODULAR RETAINING WALL REPORT: BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED PRINTED ON: 1/29/2019 CASE NUMBER BLD2018-06966 PARCEL # 5209 014 ISSUED ON 1/22/2019 PROJECT: GWINNETT PROGRESS CENTER - NEW LIFE APOSTOLIC MINISTRIES 437 Alterations (Non-Res), Interior Finish CONTRACTOR: CAJUN CONTRACTORS INC ZONING DISTRICT: M1 CENSUS TRACT: 050548 2734 JEWELL RD NO. OF UNITS: LOT: ESTIMATED COST: $4,000.00 BLOCK: Sewer/Septic:NAVARRE, FL 32566 HEATED AREA: SUBDIVISION: GWINNETT PROGRESS CENTER 850.225.8747 UNHEATED AREA: ST ADDRESS, CITY: 1000 HURRICANE SHOALS RD STE B300, TENANT: NEW LIFE APOSTOLIC Sewer/Septic: LAWRENCEVILLE MINISTRIES COMM/RES: Commercial USE: Business Office City Limit (TNC TYPE OF WORK: Interior Finish ONLY): USE OF CONST.: BUSINESS OFFICE CASE NUMBER BLD2018-09414 PARCEL # 6207 034 ISSUED ON 1/24/2019 PROJECT: GWINNETT WALK- WITCH HUNT 437 Alterations (Non-Res), Interior Finish CONTRACTOR: ASTRO TECHNICAL SERVICE ZONING DISTRICT: C3 CENSUS TRACT: 050215 2347 BIRCH HOLLOW TRAIL NO. OF UNITS: LOT: 003 ESTIMATED COST: $100,000.00 BLOCK: E Sewer/Septic:LAWRENCEVILLE, GA 30043 HEATED AREA: 2688 SUBDIVISION: GWINNETT PLACE COMMERCIAL CENTER 404.640.1221 UNHEATED AREA: ST ADDRESS, CITY: 3505 GWINNETT PLACE DR STE 104, DULUTH TENANT: WITCH HUNT Sewer/Septic: Sewer COMM/RES: Commercial USE: Restaurant City Limit (TNC TYPE OF WORK: Interior Finish ONLY): USE OF CONST.: RESTAURANT CASE NUMBER BLD2018-09518 PARCEL # 6203 030 ISSUED ON 1/23/2019 PROJECT: SPRINT AT03XC168 0/S Fire Repair, Sign, Above Ground Pool, Mech CONTRACTOR: TSC CONSTRUCTION LLC ZONING DISTRICT: C2 CENSUS TRACT: 050542 129 BROWN ST NO. OF UNITS: LOT: ESTIMATED COST: $20,000.00 BLOCK: Sewer/Septic:JOHNSON CITY, NY 13790 HEATED AREA: SUBDIVISION: CRESTWOOD 885.552.5963 UNHEATED AREA: ST ADDRESS, CITY: 1775 PLEASANT HILL RD, DULUTH TENANT: SPRINT AT03XC168 Sewer/Septic: COMM/RES: Commercial USE: Commercial Zoning C1,C2,C3 City Limit (TNC TYPE OF WORK: Communication Tower Co-Locate ONLY): USE OF CONST.: ANTENNA UPGRADE TOWER CO-LOCATION REPORT: BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED PRINTED ON: 1/29/2019 CASE NUMBER BLD2018-09627 PARCEL # 5087 007 ISSUED ON 1/22/2019 PROJECT: THE SHOPPES AT WEBB GIN - SUNGLASS HUT 437 Alterations (Non-Res), Interior Finish CONTRACTOR: VISION CONTRACTORS INC ZONING DISTRICT: C2 CENSUS TRACT: 050720 95 OLD DIXIE HWY NO. OF UNITS: LOT: STE B ESTIMATED COST: $78,000.00 BLOCK: Sewer/Septic:ADAIRSVILLE, GA 30103 HEATED AREA: 1010 SUBDIVISION: BERKSHIRE FARMS 678.721.6984 UNHEATED AREA: ST ADDRESS, CITY: 1350 SCENIC HWY SUITE 622, Snellville TENANT: SUNGLASS HUT Sewer/Septic: Sewer COMM/RES: Commercial USE: Retail City Limit (TNC TYPE OF WORK: Interior Finish ONLY): USE OF CONST.: EYEGLASSES CENTER CASE NUMBER BLD2018-10163 PARCEL # 3005 470 ISSUED ON 1/23/2019 PROJECT: PINEBROOK AT HAMILTON MILL RETAINING WALL 1A 0/S Fire Repair, Sign, Above Ground Pool, Mech CONTRACTOR: REINFORCED WALL SYSTEMS ZONING DISTRICT: PUD LLC CENSUS TRACT: 506.04 155 CREAMER WAY NO. OF UNITS: LOT: ESTIMATED COST: $4,569.99 BLOCK: Sewer/Septic:ALPHARETTA, GA 300004 HEATED AREA: SUBDIVISION: 678.315.4551 UNHEATED AREA: ST ADDRESS, CITY: 4945 WHEELER RD, HOSCHTON TENANT: PINEBROOK AT HAMILTON MILL Sewer/Septic: Sewer RETAINING WALL 1A COMM/RES: Commercial USE: Retaining Wall City Limit (TNC TYPE OF WORK: Complete Structure ONLY): USE OF CONST.: MODULAR RETAINING WALL CASE NUMBER BLD2018-10164 PARCEL # 3005 470 ISSUED ON 1/23/2019 PROJECT: PINEBROOK AT HAMILTON MILL RETAINING WALL 1B 0/S Fire Repair, Sign, Above Ground Pool, Mech CONTRACTOR: REINFORCED WALL SYSTEMS ZONING DISTRICT: PUD LLC CENSUS TRACT: 506.04 155 CREAMER WAY NO. OF UNITS: LOT: ESTIMATED COST: $7,044.10 BLOCK: Sewer/Septic:ALPHARETTA, GA 300004 HEATED AREA: SUBDIVISION: 678.315.4551 UNHEATED AREA: ST ADDRESS, CITY: 4945 WHEELER RD, HOSCHTON TENANT: PINEBROOK AT HAMILTON MILL Sewer/Septic: Sewer RETAINING WALL 1B COMM/RES: Commercial USE: Retaining Wall City Limit (TNC TYPE OF WORK: Complete Structure ONLY): USE OF CONST.: GABION BASKET RETAINING WALL REPORT: BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED PRINTED ON: 1/29/2019 CASE NUMBER BLD2018-10165 PARCEL # 3005 470 ISSUED ON 1/23/2019 PROJECT: PINEBROOK AT HAMILTON MILL RETAINING WALL 2 0/S Fire Repair, Sign, Above Ground Pool, Mech CONTRACTOR: REINFORCED WALL SYSTEMS ZONING DISTRICT: PUD LLC CENSUS TRACT: 506.04 155 CREAMER WAY NO. OF UNITS: LOT: ESTIMATED COST: $3,050.13 BLOCK: Sewer/Septic:ALPHARETTA, GA 300004 HEATED AREA: SUBDIVISION: 678.315.4551 UNHEATED AREA: ST ADDRESS, CITY: 4945 WHEELER RD, HOSCHTON TENANT: PINEBROOK AT HAMILTON MILL Sewer/Septic: Sewer RETAINING WALL 2 COMM/RES: Commercial USE: Retaining Wall City Limit (TNC TYPE OF WORK: Complete Structure ONLY): USE OF CONST.: MODULAR RETAINING WALL CASE NUMBER BLD2018-10166 PARCEL # 3005 470 ISSUED ON 1/23/2019 PROJECT: PINEBROOK AT HAMILTON MILL RETAINING WALL 3 0/S Fire Repair, Sign, Above Ground Pool, Mech CONTRACTOR: REINFORCED WALL SYSTEMS ZONING DISTRICT: PUD LLC CENSUS TRACT: 506.04 155 CREAMER WAY NO. OF UNITS: LOT: ESTIMATED COST: $6,075.97 BLOCK: Sewer/Septic:ALPHARETTA, GA 300004 HEATED AREA: SUBDIVISION: 678.315.4551 UNHEATED AREA: ST ADDRESS, CITY: 4945 WHEELER RD, HOSCHTON TENANT: PINEBROOK AT HAMILTON MILL Sewer/Septic: Sewer RETAINING WALL 3 COMM/RES: Commercial USE: Retaining Wall City Limit (TNC TYPE OF WORK: Complete Structure ONLY): USE OF CONST.: GABION BASKET RETAINING WALL CASE NUMBER BLD2018-10167 PARCEL # 3005 470 ISSUED ON 1/23/2019 PROJECT: PINEBROOK AT HAMILTON MILL RETAINING WALL 4 0/S Fire Repair, Sign, Above Ground Pool, Mech CONTRACTOR: REINFORCED WALL SYSTEMS ZONING DISTRICT: PUD LLC CENSUS TRACT: 506.04 155 CREAMER WAY NO. OF UNITS: LOT: ESTIMATED COST: $12,325.44 BLOCK: Sewer/Septic:ALPHARETTA, GA 300004 HEATED AREA: SUBDIVISION: 678.315.4551 UNHEATED AREA: ST ADDRESS, CITY: 4945 WHEELER RD, HOSCHTON TENANT: PINEBROOK AT HAMILTON MILL Sewer/Septic: Sewer RETAINING WALL 4 COMM/RES: Commercial USE: Retaining Wall City Limit (TNC TYPE OF WORK: Complete Structure ONLY): USE OF CONST.: GABION BASKET RETAINING WALL REPORT: BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED PRINTED ON: 1/29/2019 CASE NUMBER BLD2018-10168 PARCEL # 3005 470 ISSUED ON 1/23/2019 PROJECT: PINEBROOK AT HAMILTON MILL RETAINING WALL 5 0/S Fire Repair, Sign, Above Ground Pool, Mech CONTRACTOR: REINFORCED WALL SYSTEMS ZONING DISTRICT: PUD LLC CENSUS TRACT: 506.04 155 CREAMER WAY NO. OF UNITS: LOT: ESTIMATED COST: $14,476.84 BLOCK: Sewer/Septic:ALPHARETTA, GA 300004 HEATED AREA: SUBDIVISION: 678.315.4551 UNHEATED AREA: ST ADDRESS, CITY: 4945 WHEELER RD, HOSCHTON TENANT: PINEBROOK AT HAMILTON MILL Sewer/Septic: Sewer RETAINING WALL 5 COMM/RES: Commercial USE: Retaining Wall City Limit (TNC TYPE OF WORK: Complete Structure ONLY): USE OF CONST.: GABION BASKET RETAINING WALL CASE NUMBER BLD2018-10169 PARCEL # 3005 470 ISSUED ON 1/23/2019 PROJECT: PINEBROOK AT HAMILTON MILL RETAINING WALL 6 0/S Fire Repair, Sign, Above Ground Pool, Mech CONTRACTOR: REINFORCED WALL SYSTEMS ZONING DISTRICT: PUD LLC CENSUS TRACT: 506.04 155 CREAMER WAY NO. OF UNITS: LOT: ESTIMATED COST: $13,081.90 BLOCK: Sewer/Septic:ALPHARETTA, GA 300004 HEATED AREA: SUBDIVISION: 678.315.4551 UNHEATED AREA: ST ADDRESS, CITY: 4945 WHEELER RD, HOSCHTON TENANT: PINEBROOK AT HAMILTON MILL Sewer/Septic: Sewer RETAINING WALL 6 COMM/RES: Commercial USE: Retaining Wall City Limit (TNC TYPE OF WORK: Complete Structure ONLY): USE OF CONST.: GABION BASKET RETAINING WALL CASE NUMBER BLD2019-00031 PARCEL # 6196 124 ISSUED ON 1/23/2019 PROJECT: OAKBROOK BUSINESS CENTER- 437 Alterations (Non-Res), Interior Finish CONTRACTOR: STRUCTOR GROUP INC ZONING DISTRICT: M1 CENSUS TRACT: 050421 3200 COBB GALLERIA PKWY NO. OF UNITS: LOT: STE 205 ESTIMATED COST: $68,000.00 BLOCK: Sewer/Septic:ATLANTA, GA 30339 HEATED AREA: 7683 SUBDIVISION: 770.226.8096 UNHEATED AREA: ST ADDRESS, CITY: 1555 OAKBROOK DR SUITE 135, NORCROSS TENANT: PUTZEL ELECTRIC, SUITE 135 Sewer/Septic: Sewer COMM/RES: Commercial USE: Business Office City Limit (TNC TYPE OF WORK: Interior Finish ONLY): USE OF CONST.: INTERIOR FINISH, REPORT: BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED PRINTED ON: 1/29/2019 CASE NUMBER BLD2019-00042 PARCEL # 5221 004 ISSUED ON 1/24/2019 PROJECT: AT&T GA6392 0/S Fire Repair, Sign, Above Ground Pool, Mech CONTRACTOR: ANSCO & ASSOCIATES, LLC ZONING DISTRICT: M2 CENSUS TRACT: 050726 5250 TRIANGLE PKWY STE 175 NO.
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