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Guess the Completion Date - House in Vienna
Posted by:
Lurker.
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Date: September 23, 2010 02:51PM
I've got great news. Looks like after 5 years the foundation of the house in Vienna is almost complete. Another 5 or six years and I'm guessing there will be some progress on a wall or two.
Seriously? How long is going to take to complete this house? It's been like 7 years and this all that has been done? Did somebody default on the property? How long can a property sit like this?
(200 block Nutley St and Windover Ave)
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Seriously? How long is going to take to complete this house? It's been like 7 years and this all that has been done? Did somebody default on the property? How long can a property sit like this?
(200 block Nutley St and Windover Ave)
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Re: Guess the Completion Date - House in Vienna
Posted by:
overklok
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Date: September 23, 2010 03:01PM
How about the house on Calamo in north springfield? The half completed pink castle motif built around the 40's era rambler, it has been that that way for at least 25 years!!!
Re: Guess the Completion Date - House in Vienna
Posted by:
Jimmy Dean
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Date: September 23, 2010 03:15PM
I drive by that project from time to time. I'd rather it take a long time than look like that piece of crap in the back ground. There are too many people in this area with more money than taste.
Re: Guess the Completion Date - House in Vienna
Posted by:
Lurker.
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Date: September 23, 2010 03:22PM
They do keep the property clean, scrape some dirt every now and move around the containers every two months.
I not complaining. I'm just wonder what the deal is. Is it one guy building the whole house by himself?
I not complaining. I'm just wonder what the deal is. Is it one guy building the whole house by himself?
Re: Guess the Completion Date - House in Vienna
Posted by:
More Complete
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Date: September 23, 2010 03:25PM
overklok Wrote:
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> How about the house on Calamo in north
> springfield? The half completed pink castle motif
> built around the 40's era rambler, it has been
> that that way for at least 25 years!!!
I know exactly the house you are talking about. Does anyone live there? Must have inherited it and just work on it once a year or something.
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> How about the house on Calamo in north
> springfield? The half completed pink castle motif
> built around the 40's era rambler, it has been
> that that way for at least 25 years!!!
I know exactly the house you are talking about. Does anyone live there? Must have inherited it and just work on it once a year or something.
Re: Guess the Completion Date - House in Vienna
Posted by:
Gonads & Strife
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Date: September 23, 2010 03:32PM
I'm going to guess 12/20/2012
Re: Guess the Completion Date - House in Vienna
Posted by:
Lurker.
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Date: September 23, 2010 03:33PM
I guess as long as you have the permits, keep it clean and the neighbors don't mind; no harm done.
Permits don't have time limits or have to be built in a certain time frame?
Permits don't have time limits or have to be built in a certain time frame?
Re: Guess the Completion Date - House in Vienna
Posted by:
Warhawk
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Date: September 23, 2010 04:46PM
Reminds me of that Muslim place off of Shirley Gate Road. It took around 8 years to build. Supposedly, they'd get enough money together do some things, then kick back and raise money for the next phase. I'll never know how it passed inspection with all of those steel beam exposed to the elements for 2 or 3 years.
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Re: Guess the Completion Date - House in Vienna
Posted by:
Viennaite
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Date: September 24, 2010 04:54PM
According a note in the Vienna Town Council minutes, the county issued a stop work order. Apparently the construction was not as specified in the original (permitted) plans.
Re: Guess the Completion Date - House in Vienna
Posted by:
eesh
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Date: September 24, 2010 04:56PM
Warhawk Wrote:
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> Reminds me of that Muslim place off of Shirley
> Gate Road. It took around 8 years to build.
> Supposedly, they'd get enough money together do
> some things, then kick back and raise money for
> the next phase. I'll never know how it passed
> inspection with all of those steel beam exposed to
> the elements for 2 or 3 years.
Yeah it can't be good for the build quality to start and stop construction constantly.
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> Reminds me of that Muslim place off of Shirley
> Gate Road. It took around 8 years to build.
> Supposedly, they'd get enough money together do
> some things, then kick back and raise money for
> the next phase. I'll never know how it passed
> inspection with all of those steel beam exposed to
> the elements for 2 or 3 years.
Yeah it can't be good for the build quality to start and stop construction constantly.
Re: Guess the Completion Date - House in Vienna
Posted by:
Richard
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Date: September 24, 2010 05:00PM
Lurker. Wrote:
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> I've got great news. Looks like after 5 years the
> foundation of the house in Vienna is almost
> complete. Another 5 or six years and I'm guessing
> there will be some progress on a wall or two.
>
> Seriously? How long is going to take to complete
> this house? It's been like 7 years and this all
> that has been done? Did somebody default on the
> property? How long can a property sit like this?
>
> (200 block Nutley St and Windover Ave)
According to this picture this property is leaning to
the right...
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> I've got great news. Looks like after 5 years the
> foundation of the house in Vienna is almost
> complete. Another 5 or six years and I'm guessing
> there will be some progress on a wall or two.
>
> Seriously? How long is going to take to complete
> this house? It's been like 7 years and this all
> that has been done? Did somebody default on the
> property? How long can a property sit like this?
>
> (200 block Nutley St and Windover Ave)
According to this picture this property is leaning to
the right...
Re: Guess the Completion Date - House in Vienna
Posted by:
Dwarven Builders!
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Date: September 24, 2010 07:47PM
What is the actual address? If you don't know it, what are the addresses of houses on both sides? You can look up permit status and such in the Fairfax County Online Permit Database.
Permits do have expiration dates. Most likely they let the permits lapse and then got new ones issued.
Permits do have expiration dates. Most likely they let the permits lapse and then got new ones issued.
Re: Guess the Completion Date - House in Vienna
Posted by:
ThePackLeader
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Date: September 24, 2010 07:48PM
Gonads & Strife Wrote:
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> I'm going to guess 12/20/2012
The house is really the Anti-Christ's temple. Great.
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"And if any women or children get their legs torn off, or faces caved in, well, it's tough shit for them." -2LT. Bert Stiles, 505th, 339th (On Berlin Bombardier Mission, 1944).
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> I'm going to guess 12/20/2012
The house is really the Anti-Christ's temple. Great.
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"And if any women or children get their legs torn off, or faces caved in, well, it's tough shit for them." -2LT. Bert Stiles, 505th, 339th (On Berlin Bombardier Mission, 1944).
Re: Guess the Completion Date - House in Vienna
Posted by:
Lurker.
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Date: September 24, 2010 07:56PM
I think this is it-
Permit #: 90400005
Plan #: N-09-1188
Permit Name:
Site Location: 200 NUTLEY ST NW
Permit Type: DEMOLISH ENTIRE STRUCTURE
Permit Description: DEMO ENTIRE STRUCTURE
Occupancy Type: SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING
Declared Valuation: 10000
Building Information:
Group Type of Construction
R5 VB
Date Processed: 02/09/2009
Date Issued: 02/11/2009
Applicant/Contact: PODGORETSKY OLEG G
2792 FARIBA CT
VIENNA, VA 22181
Additional Contacts:
PODGORETSKAYA TATIANA
2792 FARIBA CT
VIENNA, VA 22181
Additional Contractors:
OWNER IS CONTRACTOR
, VA
Permit #: 90400005
Plan #: N-09-1188
Permit Name:
Site Location: 200 NUTLEY ST NW
Permit Type: DEMOLISH ENTIRE STRUCTURE
Permit Description: DEMO ENTIRE STRUCTURE
Occupancy Type: SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING
Declared Valuation: 10000
Building Information:
Group Type of Construction
R5 VB
Date Processed: 02/09/2009
Date Issued: 02/11/2009
Applicant/Contact: PODGORETSKY OLEG G
2792 FARIBA CT
VIENNA, VA 22181
Additional Contacts:
PODGORETSKAYA TATIANA
2792 FARIBA CT
VIENNA, VA 22181
Additional Contractors:
OWNER IS CONTRACTOR
, VA
Re: Guess the Completion Date - House in Vienna
Posted by:
Dwarven Builders!
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Date: September 24, 2010 08:16PM
I saw that permit, but if they are rebuilding it, they need more than just a demolition permit.
IMO, you should contact the county and report the property. Also, for any construction project (decks, houses, basements, etc.), all of the permits must be displayed on site in a manner observable by the public. So like, not in a locked box kept in a basement where the stairs have gone out.
IMO, you should contact the county and report the property. Also, for any construction project (decks, houses, basements, etc.), all of the permits must be displayed on site in a manner observable by the public. So like, not in a locked box kept in a basement where the stairs have gone out.
Re: Guess the Completion Date - House in Vienna
Posted by:
iknown
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Date: September 24, 2010 08:25PM
I think the land is sinking because the house is not level in the picture compared to the street line.
Re: Guess the Completion Date - House in Vienna
Posted by:
Lurker.
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Date: September 24, 2010 08:50PM
iknown Wrote:
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> I think the land is sinking because the house is
> not level in the picture compared to the street
> line.
My bad I took the picture at a slight angle. The street is actually going down a slight hill.
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> I think the land is sinking because the house is
> not level in the picture compared to the street
> line.
My bad I took the picture at a slight angle. The street is actually going down a slight hill.
Re: Guess the Completion Date - House in Vienna
Posted by:
mike
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Date: September 27, 2010 08:56AM
Usually bldg permits expire if there is no work for one year after the job starts......but one can do some minor work to keep the permit open. Probably ran out of money
Re: Guess the Completion Date - House in Vienna
Posted by:
PlentyofCompany
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Date: September 27, 2010 10:28AM
Sad, but that fugly thing in Vienna has plenty of company in the area. There's also a huge house under construction on Brawner Street over in McLean close to Sherman ES where there's been no progress for over a year. If this house were ever completed, it would probably be over 8000 SF. The whole thing should be torn down.
Re: Guess the Completion Date - House in Vienna
Posted by:
nosey
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Date: September 27, 2010 01:20PM
Qpl L.L.C. Located in Vienna, Va was Incorporated in FL. in 2005. Podgoretsky is a Ukraine name.
Re: Guess the Completion Date - House in Vienna
Posted by:
nosey
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Date: September 27, 2010 01:58PM
FYI....... Co. tax records state the address is 501 Windover Ave. The mailing address is 200 Nutley St. It is taxed as Vacant Land? I see a house in the pic.
Re: Guess the Completion Date - House in Vienna
Posted by:
nosey
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Date: September 27, 2010 02:32PM
overklok Wrote:
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> How about the house on Calamo in north
> springfield? The half completed pink castle motif
> built around the 40's era rambler, it has been
> that that way for at least 25 years!!!
Calamo? I grew up in N. Springfield ... That street is not in my hood.
You got an address??
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> How about the house on Calamo in north
> springfield? The half completed pink castle motif
> built around the 40's era rambler, it has been
> that that way for at least 25 years!!!
Calamo? I grew up in N. Springfield ... That street is not in my hood.
You got an address??