May 15, 1992The Courant published an invitation to bid on asbestos abatement and the removal of an underground fuel oil tank at the Mansion House.Read More | ||
March 22, 1950Gene Warnke, working for Irving Levy, applied for a building permit in order to alter 847 Asylum Avenue into a rooming house. According to the permit, the rooming house would have “not over 12 sleeping rooms and not over 24 roomers.”Read More | ||
June 19, 1950Sam Rogers applied for a plumbing permit for work on 847 Asylum Avenue. This work will add 5 bathrooms to the house, to go along with the "no more than" 12 rooms being installed as part of the conversion to a rooming house.Read More | ||
November 8, 1950Gertrude Berman wrote on behalf of Irving Levy to the City of Hartford in order to explain the difference between the estimated cost to alter 847 Asylum Avenue into a rooming house and the much higher actual cost.Read More | ||
November 5, 1954Fabio Gustafson applied for a permit to add fire safety features to 847 Asylum Avenue as part of converting the house from a rooming house to a “home for the aged”Read More | ||
January 23, 1958Joseph Kolosky & Son applied for a permit to make repairs at 847 Asylum AvenueRead More | ||
July 23, 1959Morriss Siegal applied for a permit to install a laundry sink at 847 Asylum Avenue. The estimated cost of the project was $250, or $2,761.73 in 2025. There’s no public record that indicates that this work was completed. | ||
October 20, 1959Anthony Choman applied for a permit to demolish the 2-story frame building at the rear of 847 Asylum Avenue that was being used as a garage.Read More | ||
October 22, 1959Utilities were informed about the pending demolition of the garage at 847 Asylum Avenue (no utilities were connected to the garage).Read More | ||
October 23, 1959Hartford Licenses & Inspections approved the permit to demolish the garage.Read More | ||
October 27, 1959The demolition was underway, per an on-site inspection by a municipal inspector.Read More | ||
November 6, 1961Thomas Corridino applied for a heating permit to replace the boiler. | ||
November 14, 1961George F. Murray approved and issued the permit to replace the boiler | ||
January 17, 1962George F. Murray declared that the work to replace the boiler had been completed. | ||
April 6, 1962Continental Sales Company applied for a permit to construct a recreation room in the basement at 847 Asylum Avenue.Read More | ||
April 10, 1962The city approved the application for the permit to construct a recreation room in the basement at 847 Asylum AvenueRead More | ||
April 12, 1962The city issued the permit to construct a recreation room in the basement at 847 Asylum AvenueRead More | ||
May 2, 1962Edward J. Kowalski applied for a permit to do electrical work at 847 Asylum Avenue as part of the rec room project. The city approved and issued the permit on the same day.Read More | ||
May 4, 1962A municipal inspector declared that the electrical work on the rec room had been completed.Read More | ||
June 8, 1962A municipal inspector declared that the work to construct a recreation room in the basement of 847 Asylum Avenue had been completed. Oddly, the file on this permit wasn’t closed until May 19, 1965.Read More | ||
January 17, 1968Raymond F. Donahue applied for a permit in order to install a gas-fired dryer at 847 Asylum Avenue | ||
February 6, 1968The city approved and issued the permit to install a gas-fired dryer at 847 Asylum Avenue | ||
April 3, 1968Daniel Venora applied for a permit to install 13 plugs in 847 Asylum Avenue. The city approved and issued the permit the same day. | ||
April 4, 1968A municipal inspector visited 847 Asylum Avenue to inspect the work being done | ||
April 5, 1968A municipal inspector declared that the 13 plugs had been installed at 847 Asylum Avenue | ||
April 9, 1968A municipal inspector declared that the dryer had been installed | ||
December 2, 1971Daniel Venora applied for a permit in order to upgrade the electrical service at 847 Asylum Avenue from 100 to 200 amps | ||
December 6, 1971The city approved and issued a permit to upgrade electrical service at 847 Asylum Avenue | ||
December 9, 1971A municipal inspector visited 847 Asylum Avenue in order to inspect the progress on the project | ||
January 5, 1972The municipal inspector declared that the work to upgrade the electrical service at 847 Asylum Avenue had been completed | ||
December 4, 1979C. J. Picard applied for a building permit in order to make various repairs to 847 Asylum Avenue that included replacement of chimney top and flashing; repair to overhang, and general repairs to interior | ||
December 5, 1979The city approved and issued a permit in order to make various repairs to 847 Asylum Avenue that included replacement of chimney top and flashing; repair to overhang, and general repairs to interior | ||
December 20, 1979A municipal inspector visited 847 Asylum Avenue in order to inspect progress on repair work at 847 Asylum Avenue | ||
February 13, 1980A municipal inspector visited 847 Asylum Avenue in order to inspect progress on repair work at 847 Asylum Avenue | ||
March 11, 1980A municipal inspector declared that repair work at 847 Asylum Avenue had been completed | ||
January 22, 1981Florence Savoy (or Edward Savoy) applied for a permit in order to repair the exterior back stairs. | ||
January 23, 1981The city approved the application for a permit to make repairs to the exterior back stairs at 847 Asylum Avenue | ||
January 26, 1981The city issued a permit to make repairs to the exterior back stairs at 847 Asylum Avenue | ||
February 4, 1981A municipal inspector declared that the work to repair the exterior back stairs had been completed | ||
August 14, 1991Crosskey Architects completed a set of renderings for the renovation of 847 Asylum Avenue | ||
October 28, 1991William W. Crosskey II met with the Hartford Commission on Persons with Disabilities and obtained the commission’s recommendations for the planned project at 847 Asylum Avenue | ||
October 4, 1991Todd Clark submitted an application for a building permit and renderings for the renovation of 847 Asylum Avenue from Crosskey Architects to the Hartford Department of Licenses & Inspections | ||
October 8, 1991Anil Mehta addressed a letter to William W. Crosskey II re concerns about the project planned for 847 Asylum Avenue | ||
November 26, 1991Crosskey Architects obtained approval for planned project at 847 Asylum Avenue from the Hartford Zoning Division | ||
December 11, 1991Crosskey Architects obtained approval for planned project at 847 Asylum Avenue from the Hartford Fire Marshal | ||
December 12, 1991John W. Shannahan certified that 847 Asylum Avenue was a historic structure and that the proposed work was acceptable | ||
January 2, 1992Crosskey Architects obtained approval for planned project at 847 Asylum Avenue from the Hartford Health Department | ||
January 3, 1992William W. Crosskey II addressed a letter to Anil Mehta re concerns about the planned project at 847 Asylum Avenue | ||
January 14, 1992Crosskey Architects delivered a set of renderings for the renovation of 847 Asylum Avenue | ||
January 16, 1992The city approved a building permit for the renovation of the Mansion House | ||
January 17, 1992The city assigned a municipal inspector to the Mansion House project | ||
January 19, 1992Crosskey Architects delivered revised sprinkler drawings to Anil Mehta | ||
March 18, 1992Todd Clark addressed a letter to Ismail Bhurra regarding the end of his involvement with the Mansion House development project | ||
March 30, 1992Hartford Building Department received letter from Todd Clark re 847 Asylum Avenue | ||
May 22, 1992The Metropolitan District Bureau of Public Works received the site development plan for the Mansion House Renovation | ||
May 26, 1992The Metropolitan District Bureau of Public Works requested that the site development plan for the Mansion House Renovation be revised and re-submitted | ||
May 27, 1992The municipal inspector visited 847 Asylum Avenue and noted that no progress had been made on the project | ||
July 21, 1992William W. Crosskey II addressed a letter to Ismail Bhura requesting an extension on the building permit for the Mansion House renovation. | ||
July 23, 1992Ismail Bhura addressed a letter to William W. Crosskey II informing him that an extension on the building permit for the project at 847 Asylum Avenue had been granted. | ||
November 17, 1992William W. Crosskey II addressed a letter to Ismail Bhura requesting an extension on the building permit for the Mansion House renovation. | ||
November 19, 1992Ismail Bhura addressed a letter to William W. Crosskey II informing him that an extension on the building permit for the project at 847 Asylum Avenue had been granted. | ||
January 15, 1993Wayne Halvorson addressed a letter to Ismail Bhura requesting an extension on the building permit for the Mansion House renovation. | ||
January 22, 1993Ismail Bhura addressed a letter to Wayne Halvorson informing him that an extension on the building permit for the project at 847 Asylum Avenue had been granted. | ||
March 10, 1993The city issued a heating permit to install temporary heat at 847 Asylum Avenue | ||
March 11, 1993Mike Pringle applied for a heating permit in order to install a new heating system and for a plumbing permit to install new bathrooms and a kitchen at 847 Asylum Avenue | ||
March 22, 1993Pedro DePaiva applied for an electrical permit to re-wire 847 Asylum Avenue | ||
March 30, 1993Richard Tompkins applied for a building permit to remove asbestos from 847 Asylum Avenue, and the Hartford Department of Licenses and Inspections referred the application to the Hartford Health Department for review | ||
March 5, 1993Mike Pringle applied for a heating permit to install temporary heat at 847 Asylum Avenue | ||
March 8, 1993Vincent Hidalgo approved the application for a heating permit to install temporary heat at 847 Asylum Avenue | ||
April 2, 1993The Hartford zoning division approved the application for a building permit to remove asbestos from 847 Asylum Avenue | ||
April 10, 1993A municipal inspector declared that the work to install temporary heat at 847 Asylum Avenue had been completed. | ||
April 12, 1993Pedro DePaiva applied for an electrical permit to wire the power service in the basement at 847 Asylum Avenue | ||
April 13, 1993The city approved and issued an electrical permit to re-wire 847 Asylum Avenue | ||
April 13, 1993Joel Stiefel applied for a heating permit to excavate and remove a buried oil tank at 847 Asylum Avenue | ||
April 14, 1993Vincent Hildago approved and issued a heating permit to excavate and remove a buried oil tank at 847 Asylum Avenue. Oil tank removed at 847 Asylum Avenue – a representative of the CT Department of Environmental Protection was on site, and tests of the soil and for PCBs were ordered | ||
April 20, 1993The city issued a heating permit to install a new heating system and a plumbing permit to install new bathrooms and a kitchen at 847 Asylum Avenue | ||
April 20, 1993A municipal inspector declared that the work to remove the buried oil tank had been completed | ||
April 21, 1993William H. Muden approved the application to remove asbestos from 847 Asylum Avenue | ||
April 27, 1993Vincent Hidalgo approved an electrical permit to wire the power service in the basement at 847 Asylum Avenue | ||
April 29, 1993The city issued an electrical permit to wire the power service in the basement at 847 Asylum Avenue | ||
May 3, 1993The Hartford Department of Licenses and Inspections received the notification of approval from the Hartford Health Department | ||
May 14, 1993The Hartford Department of Licenses and Inspections received a revised site development plan for the Mansion House Renovation | ||
May 24, 1993A municipal inspector visited 847 Asylum Avenue in order to inspect the plumbing work | ||
June 10, 1993The plan to remove asbestos from 847 Asylum Avenue was reviewed and approved | ||
June 15, 1993The city issued a building permit to remove asbestos at 847 Asylum Avenue | ||
June 22, 1993A municipal inspector declared that the work to remove asbestos at 847 Asylum Avenue had been completed | ||
July 13, 1993A municipal inspector visited 847 Asylum Avenue in order to inspect the plumbing work | ||
August 17, 1993A municipal inspector visited 847 Asylum Avenue in order to inspect the plumbing work | ||
September 18, 1993Mike Pringle took an examination for certification to install sprinkler systems | ||
October 5, 1993A municipal inspector visited 847 Asylum Avenue in order to inspect the plumbing work | ||
October 8, 1993The State Department of Consumer Protection Occupational Licensing Division informed Mike Pringle that he had passed his certification examination to install sprinkler systems | ||
October 15, 1993David Cordova applied for a sprinkler permit in order to install a sprinkler system at 847 Asylum Avenue on behalf of Mike Pringle | ||
October 25, 1993Vincent Hidalgo approved the application for a sprinkler permit to install a sprinkler system at 847 Asylum Avenue | ||
October 28, 1993The city issued a permit to install a sprinkler system at 847 Asylum Avenue | ||
November 19, 1993William W. Crosskey addressed a letter to Vincent Hidalgo re the existing flue in the boiler room at 847 Asylum Avenue | ||
November 23, 1993William W. Crosskey addressed a letter to Vincent Hidalgo re the existing flue in the boiler room at 847 Asylum Avenue | ||
November 23, 1993Wayne Halvorson notified Mike Pringle verbally that he was being removed as a contractor at 847 Asylum Avenue | ||
November 26, 1993A municipal inspector declared that the work to wire the power service in the basement at 847 Asylum Avenue had been completed | ||
November 28, 1993Last day on the project for Mike Pringle | ||
November 30, 1993Wayne Halvorson addressed a letter to Mike Pringle regarding removal of Pringle Plumbing & Heating from project at 847 Asylum Avenue | ||
November 30, 1993Wayne Halvorson addressed a letter to Ismail M. Bhura regarding the removal of Mike Pringle Plumbing & Heating as contractor at 847 Asylum Avenue | ||
December 1, 1993Wayne Halvorson notified Ismail Bhura of the new mechanical contractor hired to work on the Mansion House Renovation Project. | ||
December 2, 1993Abraham Ford, Jr. and Ismail Bhura informed Wayne Halvorson that the city had accepted the new mechanical contractor for the Mansion House Renovation Project. | ||
October 6, 1994Acorn Consulting Engineers submitted an inspection report on installed appliances at 847 Asylum Avenue | ||
October 12, 1994Robert D. Gordon applied for a heating permit to make improvements to the new heating system at 847 Asylum Avenue, and Vincent Hidalgo approved the permit | ||
October 19, 1994The city issued a heating permit to make improvements to the new heating system at 847 Asylum Avenue | ||
October 24, 1994Squires Metal Manufacturing submitted plans for breeching for the boiler room at 847 Asylum Avenue | ||
January 31, 1995Anthony Green applied for an electrical permit to hang fixtures and complete service change at 847 Asylum Avenue | ||
February 7, 1995The city approved an electrical permit to hang fixtures and complete service change at 847 Asylum Avenue | ||
February 15, 1995The city issued an electrical permit to hang fixtures and complete service change at 847 Asylum Avenue | ||
March 9, 1995Squires Metal Manufacturing completed a plan for the installation of a kitchen exhaust hood at 847 Asylum Avenue | ||
March 16, 1995Walter L. Wisting applied for a heating permit to install kitchen exhaust system at 847 Asylum Avenue | ||
March 17, 1995Hartford Department of Licenses & Inspections received plans from Squires Metal Manufacturing regarding the installation of a kitchen exhaust hood at 847 Asylum Avenue | ||
March 17, 1995Vincent Hidalgo approved a heating permit to install kitchen exhaust system at 847 Asylum Avenue | ||
March 27, 1995The city issued a heating permit to install kitchen exhaust system at 847 Asylum Avenue | ||
June 13, 1995Frank Wargo addressed a letter to the Hartford Building Department, authorizing William Butterworth to submit a heating permit application to install a kitchen exhaust hood at 847 Asylum Avenue | ||
June 13, 1995William Butterworth applied for a heating permit to install a fire suppression system at 847 Asylum Avenue | ||
June 14, 1995Vincent Hidalgo approved a heating permit to install a fire suppression system at 847 Asylum Avenue | ||
June 21, 1995The City issued a heating permit to install a fire suppression system at 847 Asylum Avenue | ||
August 7, 1995A municipal inspector visited 847 Asylum Avenue in order to inspect the plumbing work | ||
August 11, 1995The municipal inspector visited 847 Asylum Avenue and certified the work done by the building trades but noted that a problem existed | ||
October 11, 1995The municipal inspector certified that the work to renovate the Mansion House had been completed and that it was okay for a certificate of occupancy; however, he noted that the cost of the project had exceeded the initial estimate | ||
October 16, 1995The city issued a temporary certificate of occupancy for the Mansion House | ||
February 1, 1996John Ferrucci addressed a letter to Joseph Hewes requesting an extension on the temporary certificate of occupancy for 847 Asylum Avenue that had expired on December 16, 1995 | ||
February 6, 1996Joseph Hewes approved, and the city issued, an extension on the temporary certificate of occupancy for 847 Asylum Avenue that had expired on December 16, 1995 | ||
April 2, 1996John Ferrucci addressed a letter to Joseph Hewes requesting an extension on the temporary certificate of occupancy for 847 Asylum Avenue that had expired on December 16, 1995 | ||
April 2, 1996The city issued a temporary certificate of occupancy for 847 Asylum Avenue | ||
June 7, 1996The city received a letter from John Ferrucci requesting an extension on the temporary certificate of occupancy for 847 Asylum Avenue that had expired on December 16, 1995 | ||
June 7, 1996The city issued a temporary certificate of occupancy for 847 Asylum Avenue | ||
June 21, 1996Frank J. Sambor completed an audit of the Mansion House renovation construction project.Read More | ||
June 28, 1996Hartford Department of Licenses and Inspections received the audit of the Mansion House renovation project. | ||
August 21, 1996A municipal inspector declared that the work to re-wire 847 Asylum Avenue had been completed | ||
August 21, 1996Robert W. Hooker declared that the work to install a sprinkler system at 847 Asylum Avenue had been completed. | ||
August 21, 1996A municipal inspector declared that work to hang fixtures and complete service change at 847 Asylum Avenue had been completed | ||
August 22, 1996A municipal inspector declared that the work to install and make improvements to a new heating system and to install new bathrooms and a kitchen at 847 Asylum Avenue had been completed | ||
August 22, 1996A municipal inspector declared that work to install kitchen exhaust system at 847 Asylum Avenue had been completed | ||