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New Residential Development at 134 Ramblewood Avenue, Staten Island

134 RAMBLEWOOD AVENUE, Staten Island, 10308 · Great Kills-Eltingville

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Reported project cost

Not reported

The filer did not disclose a cost on this permit. Mechanical Systems.

Issued
October 9, 2026
Expires
February 22, 2027
License
General Contractor

What was permitted

A significant new residential development is planned for 134 Ramblewood Avenue in Great Kills-Eltingville, Staten Island. The project involves the construction of five semi-attached, three-story, two-family homes on separate lots.

This permit was issued on October 9, 2026, and the project is being managed by STOUT HOMES INC (GC). A certificate of occupancy will be issued under this application, signifying the completion of the new buildings.

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Tracking number, work description, cost and dates

Tracking number920973043
Work permit #S01343161-I1-GC-CX
Job filing number—
Work typeMechanical Systems
StatusPermit Issued
Job descriptionAPPLICATION IS FILED FOR THE DEVELOPEMENT OF (5) SEMI-ATTACHED 2-FAMILY 3 STORY RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS ON EACH FO THE SEPARATE ZONING LOTS WITH (5) TAX LOTS. ALL WORK AS PER PLAN SUBMITTED HEREWITH. CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY TO BE ISSUED UNDER THIS APP.
Floor / unitBasement, Basement, Floor Number(s) 1, Floor Number(s) 2
Estimated costNot reported
ApprovedJuly 20, 2026
IssuedOctober 9, 2026
ExpiresFebruary 22, 2027
BBL—
BIN—

Property owner

Stout Homes INC

Christopher Stout

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