Idaho Records

Sun., Dec. 8, 1996

Building Permits Coeur d’Alene

Ron Baker, 1101 and 1103 Stiner Ave., residence carport, valued at $6,402.

Doug Rod, 410 Military Drive, residence addition, valued at $30,000.

Susedik Construction, 4966 Webster, residence, valued at $106,000.

Vandervert Construction 204 Ironwood Drive, commercial, Fantastic Sam’s, valued at $30,000.

Aldrich Construction, 1319 Best Ave., commercial, footing and foundation, valued at $10,000.

Steel Structures, 4955 Industrial Way, commercial, storage building, valued at $18,000.

Viking Construction, 4236 Alderbrook, residence, valued at $129,000.

Garco Construction, 305 Kathleen Ave., commercial, video remodel, valued at $22,000.

Kootenai County

Gregory Kunkel, Rathdrum, residence addition, valued at $29,646.

Kootenai County, Rathdrum, industrial addition, valued at $14,508.

James Spanos, Hayden, residence, valued at $108,303.

Lance Newton, Post Falls, residence, valued at $114,215.

Robert Fitzgerald, Hayden Lake, barn/ag use, valued at $16,070.

Homes 2000 of Idaho, Athol, garage/carport, valued at $6,168.

Deborah Bolinger, Rathdrum, garage/carport, valued at $6,168.

Samuel Roddick, Athol, pole barn, valued at $5,357.

Post Falls

Tilton Construction, 1840 Foxglove Lane, residence, valued at $69,154.

Clean Pro, residence alteration, valued at $8,722.

Michael Youngwirth, 201 Parkwood Place, residence, valued at $91,344.

Shelter Associates, 1100 Polston Ave., commercial alteration, valued at $38,310.

Crescent Homes, 860 Fulton St., residence, valued at $68,434.

Leon Bergom, 2420 Sand Trap Way, residence, valued at $79,729.

Tom Haugen, Potlatch Road, industrial addition, valued at $10,995.

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