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Permit No. 12000-3 – Rethford Home Addition Project

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Permit No. 12000-3, managed by the Central Valley Flood Protection Board, authorizes the construction of an 811 square foot addition to an existing home in Sacramento, California. The project involves building over an existing carport and authorizing a concrete block wall on the north side of the structure, consisting of two sections measuring 29 feet and 30 feet in length, both 5 feet tall. This permit serves as a supplement to the original Permit No. 12000 previously issued to Harry Burkholder for a single-family dwelling, septic system, well, and landscaping on the left bank of the Sacramento River. The updated permit includes a name change and ensures all conditions remain consistent with current flood control standards and policies.

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Permit 12000-3 authorizes an 811 square foot home addition in Sacramento, California.

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California → Central Valley Flood Protection Board

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236118 - Residential RemodelersView NAICS

Place of Performance

Garden Highway, Sacramento, CA

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AgencyCalifornia → Central Valley Flood Protection Board
Contacts2 people available
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California → Central Valley Flood Protection Board
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Jordan RobbinsSenior Environmental Scientist
C/O Jordan Robbins Board StaffSenior Environmental Scientist

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To construct an 811 square foot addition to an existing home authorized under Permit No. 12000 over the existing carport. To authorize the existing “L” shaped 29-foot-long by 5-foot-tall and 30-foot-long by 5-foot-tall concrete block wall attached to the north side of the existing structure and perpendicular to the levee. This is also a name change permit and includes conditions that are consistent with current flood control standards and policies of the Central Valley Flood Protection Board. This permit supplements Permit No. 12000 that was issued to Harry Burkholder to construct a single-family dwelling with septic system, well, and landscaping on the left bank of the Sacramento River.

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