Kootenai County Permits

Sat., April 24, 1999

Richard Turner Post Falls, pole barn, valued at $11,160.

Thomas Kasson Spirit Lake, special inspection, valued at $5,000.

Gerald Marchbanks Post Falls, pole barn, valued at $10,041.

James Bolton Hayden Lake, residence addition/alteration, valued at $10,720.

Michael Grotk Cataldo, residence, valued at $138,052.

Ronald Straw Rathdrum, residence, valued at $165,366.

Spirit Dorris Hayden, garage/carport, valued at $11,456.

Richard Chandler Hayden, residence, valued at $145,146.

Inland Empire Girl Scout Council Worley, residence, valued at $82,119.

Corinne Lyle Coeur d’Alene, residence, valued at $143,313.

George Whitmire Athol, residence, valued at $93,481.

John Goldthorpe Post Falls, residence addition, valued at $11,614.

Phillip Klements Post Falls, residence, valued at $208,108.

Jose Melendreras Post Falls, pole barn, valued at $8,035.

Rivercity Construction Post Falls, residence, valued at $173,105.

Carol Haas Athol, pole barn, valued at $6,696.

Daniel Hensley Hayden, garage/carport, valued at $24,864.

Wendy Wooley Athol, pole barn, valued at $8,035.

James Krickl Post Falls, garage/carport, valued at $11,160.

Curtis Roth Post Falls, pole barn, valued at $6,696.

William Mack Cataldo, pole barn, valued at $11,160.

Erin (Bowd) Simkins Post Falls, pole barn, valued at $6,696.

Calvin Evens and Robert Jones Post Falls, pole barn, valued at $35,712.

Anthony Mastrolia Post Falls, storage building, valued at $6,789.

Robert Harris Coeur d’Alene, residence re-roof, valued at $5,709.

Phillip Sandberg Hayden Lake, residence re-roof, valued at $5,200.

Stephen Johnson Rathdrum, pole barn, valued at $11,160.

Paul Johnson Rathdrum, pole barn, valued at $18,228.

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