Building Permits

Sat., April 24, 1999

Post Falls

Hallmark Homes 465 Divot Ave., residence, valued at $70,254.

Viking Construction 431 Sandwedge Drive, residence, valued at $121,078.

Greenstone Construction 2255 Methow Court, residence, valued at $71,660.

Shorewood Homes 1170 Townsend Loop, residence, valued at $68,361.

Crescent Homes 2620 Wickiup, residence, valued at $77,402.

Hallmark Homes 3815 Graphite Court, residence, valued at $63,988.

Hallmark Homes 3140 Cami Ave., residence, valued at $63,295.

Hallmark Homes 535 Tiger Ave., residence, valued at $89,116.

Hallmark Homes 2925 Jessica Court, residence, valued at $76,609.

Viking Construction 3740 Graphite Court, residence, valued at $54,489.

Hallmark Homes 3715 Shank Ave., finish basement, valued at $15,450.

Coeur d’Alene

Lakewood Homes 1912 Front Ave., residence, valued at $81,000.

Bestway Builders 1099 Hoffman Ave., residence, valued at 102,000.

Viking Construction 2045 Shawna Ave., residence, valued at $83,000.

Viking Construction 2103 Shawna Ave., residence, valued at $72,000.

Richard Breitenberg 4182 Magnolia Drive, residence, valued at $110,000.

Todd Butler 401 18th St., residence addition, valued at $49,941.

Dan Davis 3230 Howard St., garage, valued at $14,000.

Tolley-Hughes 411 15th St., residence reroof, valued at $10,863.

Mackelly Construction 451 Dragonfly Drive, residence, valued at $81,000.

Mackelly Construction 431 Dragonfly Drive, residence, valued at $70,000.

Mackelly Construction 443 Dragonfly Drive, residence, valued at $70,000.

Hamilton Homes 415 19th St., residence, valued at $70,000.

Hamilton Homes 417 19th St., residence, valued at $66,000.

Viking Construction 7522 Wheatfield Drive, residence, valued at $68,000.

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