Permit history › Atlanta, GA › Parkmon Julius C

Parkmon Julius C

Property owner · Atlanta, GA

Parkmon Julius C is listed as the owner of 1 property with permit history, at 3457 Spreading Oak Dr SW, Atlanta 30311. Together they have 4 permits on file since July 2026, covering building and code complaints. The most recent was filed September 26, 2026. Reported project value on file totals $70,000.

At a glance

Properties with permit history1

Permits on file4

First filedJuly 14, 2026

Most recent filingSeptember 26, 2026

Reported project value$70,000

Work coveredbuilding (3), code complaints (1)

Properties (1)

3457 Spreading Oak Dr SW, Atlanta 30311 · 4 permits · building, code complaints · latest September 26, 2026

Permit history by property

All 4 permits on file, grouped by property, newest first.

3457 Spreading Oak Dr SW, Atlanta 30311

4 permits on file

September 26, 2026

Residential Alteration · 26TMP-063764 · OTHER

August 10, 2026

Code Complaint · CC-2026-05747 · OTHER

Property Maintenance -- Overgrowth / CLBurdin

July 27, 2026

Residential Addition · BB-202606508 · PENDING

PHENOM PRESSURE WASH LLC- ADDITION - (RES) -- This application proposes an Addition to the existing single-family residence at 3457 Spreading Oak Dr SW, converting the existing attached carport into heated, conditioned living area, along with a comprehensive interior renovation, basement finish,...

Cost of construction: $35,000

July 14, 2026

Residential Alteration · BB-202606143 · PENDING

3457 Spreading Oak - (RES) -- Renovation of home Walls removed, walls added, window replacement.

Cost of construction: $35,000

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