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Sun., Jan. 26, 1997

Building Permits Coeur d’Alene Kootenai County

Joseph McGinn, Coeur d’Alene, residence with garage, valued at $186,111.

Donald Weingart, Post Falls, residence, $169,404.

Robert Quintin, Rathdrum, residence, valued at $154,846.

Brickert Land Co., Post Falls, pole barn, valued at $16,071.

Jody Barden, Rathdrum, pole barn, valued at $23,250.

Oram Kramer, Coeur d’Alene, truss replacement, valued at $5,545.

Cindy Cross, Post Falls, pole barn, valued at $6,696.

Century Construction, 5555 Pioneer Way, commercial/accessibility improvement, valued at $5,000.

Viking Construction, 4057 Couples, residence, valued at $104,327.

Post Falls

Viking Construction, 680 Bridle Lane, residence, valued at $69,613.

Crescent Homes, 1235 Stockman Ave., residence, valued at $79,491.

Homestead Construction, 725 Larkspur Lane, residence, valued at $74,779.

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