Property / Permits← Search
Saint Paul, MN
2115 SUMMIT AVE
Search
Permits
Saint Paul, MN
Saint Paul, MN
2115 SUMMIT AVE BLDG UST, Saint Paul
ST. THOMAS BRADY/KOCH/DOWLING - THE PURPOSE OF THIS PROJECT IS TO RENOVATE BOTH DOWLING AND BRADY HALL AND WELL ASKOCH COMMONS WHICH LINKS THE TWO DORM BUILDINGS TOGETHER. THE RENOVATION WILL CREATE CODE COMPLIANT AND EXPANDED TOILET/SHOWER ROOMS AND NEW STUDENT GATHERING SPACES. WORK WILL ALSO INCLUDE REFRESHING THE INTERIOR FINISHES, NEW MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS, ELEVATOR UPGRADES AND NEW EXTERIOR WINDOWS.
2115 SUMMIT AVE UST, Saint Paul
2115 SUMMIT AVE, Saint Paul
2115 SUMMIT AVE UST, Saint Paul
2115 SUMMIT AVE, Saint Paul
2115 SUMMIT AVE, Saint Paul
2115 SUMMIT AVE, Saint Paul
2115 SUMMIT AVE, Saint Paul
2115 SUMMIT AVE, Saint Paul
2115 SUMMIT AVE, Saint Paul
2115 SUMMIT AVE, Saint Paul
2115 SUMMIT AVE, Saint Paul
2115 SUMMIT AVE BLDG UST, Saint Paul
HPC - THIS IS A PRELIMINARY REQUEST TO START COSMETIC/ARCHITECTUAL, NON-STRUCTURAL DEMO IN DOWLING HALL ON THE UNIVERSITY OF ST THOMAS CAMPUS AHEAD OF CONSTRUCTION DRAWING ISSUANCE AND APPLICATION FOR BLDG PERMIT FOR THE BROADER PROJECT. THE SCOPE OF THE DEMO WILL INCLUDE REMOVING CARPET, TILE, CEILINGS, SELECT PARTITION WALLS, SELECT FIXTURES PIPING AND ELECTRICAL AHEAD OF THE "BUILD BACK" WHEN THE RENOVATION STARTS UNDER THE BROADER GENERAL BUILDING PERMIT AT THE END OF JUNE.
2115 SUMMIT AVE UST, Saint Paul
2115 SUMMIT AVE, Saint Paul
2115 SUMMIT AVE BLDG UST, Saint Paul
STAGE ROOF FOR COMMENCEMENT
2115 SUMMIT AVE UST, Saint Paul
2115 SUMMIT AVE, Saint Paul
HPC - BUILDING A 24' X 20 STAGE AT 24" HEIGHT AND USING GENIE TOWERS FOR OUR MIDROOF CANOPY. STAGE WILL HAVE FULL GUARD RAILS ON THREE SIDES AND TWO SET OF STAIRS.
2115 SUMMIT AVE, Saint Paul
2115 SUMMIT AVE, Saint Paul
2115 SUMMIT AVE, Saint Paul
2115 SUMMIT AVE, Saint Paul
2115 SUMMIT AVE UST, Saint Paul
2115 SUMMIT AVE BLDG UST, Saint Paul
REMODEL OF EXISTING OFFICE SPACE. OFFICE RELOCATION. NEW FLOOR AND CEILING FINISHES.
2115 SUMMIT AVE UST, Saint Paul
Data sourced from Minnesota Department of Labor & Industry, Minnesota Attorney General, federal OSHA, and municipal permit offices. Records are public and may not reflect pending appeals or corrections.