Idaho Records

Sun., Dec. 20, 1998

Building Permits

Shoshone County

Tracy Baumberger, Kellogg, addition, valued at $9,883.

Coeur d’Alene

Active Electronics, 320 Foster Ave., commercial tower replacement, valued at $58,000.

Beck Contracting, 1221 Ironwood, commercial footing/foundation, valued at $20,000.

Troy James, 812 Fifth St., commercial remodel, valued at $6,000.

Panhandle Homes, 172 and 174 Knotty Pine, duplex, valued at $187,000.

Panhandle Homes, 175 and 177 Knotty Pine, duplex, valued at $180,000.

James Construction, 1913 Front St., residence fire damage repair, valued at $30,000.

Douglas Swindell, 1221 Walnut, garage, valued at $8,000.

Kootenai County

George Whitmire, Coeur d’Alene, residence, valued at $74,720.

Gerald and Janice Briant, Post Falls, pole barn, valued at $11,718.

Ken and Brenda Mills, Coeur d’Alene, garage/ carport, valued at $177,756.

Jack Horn, Post Falls, residence addition, valued at $25,000.

Robert Marshall, Rathdrum, pole barn, valued at $14,880.

Marston Westbrook, Coeur d’Alene, pole barn, valued at $5,580.

Christi Hill, Hayden, pole barn, valued at $12,052.

Post Falls

Viking Construction, 2665 Top Flight Drive, residence, valued at $70,835.

Crescent Homes, 260 Pawnee Drive, residence, valued at $80,380.

Hallmark Homes Inc., 2925 Sand Trap Way, residence, valued at $104,292.

Hallmark Homes Inc., 2965 Cami Ave., residence, valued at $65,234.

Cook’s Inc., 1120 Frederick St., pole building garage, valued at $10,184.

Bankruptcies

Liquidation petitions

Jill M. and Daniel J. Megow, Coeur d’Alene, debts of $29,994.

Kevin L. and Suzanne J. Evans, Mullan, debts of $91,973.

Sherri Soldering, Post Falls, debts of $197,862.

John A. Lyons, Post Falls, debts of $53,046.

Ronald J. and Kerri Holling, Kellogg, debts of $64,581.

Jesse D. and Michelle L. Hammer, Post Falls, debts of $124,548.

Clinton L. and Penny R. Scott, St. Maries, debts of $115,249.

Martha Whalen, Coeur d’Alene, debts of $9,579.

Melvin F. and Esther R. Green, fdba American Cellular, Coeur d’Alene, debts not specified.

Michael D. and Kathleen A. McCormick, Boardman, Ore., debts of $114,813.

Richard W. May, Coeur d’Alene, debts of $43,073.

Tammy Martens, Coeur d’Alene, debts not specified.

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