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General ConstructionPermit issued

New Dwelling Units at 2204 Alexander Ave, Austin

2204 ALEXANDER AVE BLDG 1, 78722

Winston

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Reported project cost

Not reported

The filer did not disclose a cost on this permit. Building Permit · New.

Issued
October 12, 2026
Expires
April 11, 2027
License
General Contractor

What was permitted

This permit covers the new construction of two dwelling units joined by a covered screened porch, attached carport, raised terrace, and an uncovered wood deck. The project also includes a new driveway approach leading to a ribbon driveway, indicating a significant residential development.

This building permit is currently active and was issued on October 12, 2026. The estimated project cost is not available, and the general contractor is A R Lucas Construction LLC.

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Tracking number, work description, cost and dates

Tracking number2025-137955 BP
Work permit #—
Job filing number—
Work typeBuilding Permit · New
StatusActive
Job descriptionBUILD 1 New construction of two dwelling units joined with a covered screened porch attached carport raised terrace and uncovered wood deck. New driveway approach leading to a ribbon driveway 1/1.5 Revision: Permit Revision Narrative: This resubmittal documents three major revisions to the approved permit drawings for this residential development. 1. Conditioned Square Footage Unit 1: The total conditioned square footage for Unit 1 increased to include an enclosed dining room. The screened porch from the previous design is no longer part of the project scope. There are no other permit relevant revisions to Unit 1. Unit 2: The floor plan layout of Unit 2 has been revised. Floor plan on A1.2 show updated visitable route and bathroom smoke/carbon monoxide detector locations attic access and call out square footage and ceiling heights by space. Escape and rescue openings are called out in the window and door schedules on sheet A1.3. Shared Accessory Room: Introduced a new shared accessory room between Unit 1 & Unit 2. Updated FAR calculations are provided on A0.1. 2. Building Footprint & Envelope The proposed revision required minor adjustments to the building footprint & foundation. As part of the revised design the footprint of the wood deck also adjusted. Updated impervious cover and total building coverage calculations are provided on A0.1. Revisions to openings and new openings are shown in the updated window and door schedules on sheet A1.3. 3. Fire Separation Between Dwelling Units The revised design locates a shared accessory room per 2024 IRC R302.3.6 between Unit 1 and Unit 2. The function of the shared accessory room is to provide a storage space accessible from both units. The walls between the shared accessory room and dwelling units are separated per Table R302.3.6 Dwelling Shared Accessory Room Separation and separation requirements are vertically continuous from foundation to roof deck. Structures supporting the ceiling of the shared accessory room are separated per Table R302.3.6 Dwelling Shared Accessory Room Separation. There is no habitable space above or below the shared accessory room. All openings in walls separating dwelling units from the shared accessory room are compliant with R302.3.6.1 Opening Protection. All duct penetrations shall comply with R302.3.6.2 and shall not have openings into the shared accessory room. All other penetrations shall comply with R302.3.6.3. See A0.2 Fire Separation & Details for updated code compliance diagrams.
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Estimated costNot reported
ApprovedJuly 11, 2025
IssuedOctober 12, 2026
ExpiresApril 11, 2027
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