Idaho Records

Sun., Jan. 17, 1999

Building permits

Shoshone County

Terri Walker, Prospect Gulch, pole garage, valued at $11,426.

Elmer Stout, Kellogg, fire reconstruction, valued at $26,757.

Coeur d’Alene Whitewater Creek, 698 Wilbur Ave., commercial carports No. 1-10, valued at $63,000.

Polin Construction, 1821 Sherman Ave., commercial, North Idaho Behavioral Health, valued at $50,000.

Klein’s Home Improvement, 3946 Trevino Drive, residence deck cover, valued at $5,000.

Momb Buildings, 4110 Appaloosa Road, garage, valued at $13,000.

Bestway Builders, 1171 Brooklyn Ave., residence, valued at $84,000.

Viking Construction, 1958 Shawna Ave., residence, valued at $78,000.

Allen Becker, 447 Mallard Ave., residence, valued at $63,000.

Crescent Homes, 1375 Margaret Ave., residence, valued at $104,000.

Kootenai County

Dianna Hesseltine, Athol, residence, valued at $114,940.

Acme Materials and Construction Co., Rathdrum, commercial, valued at $15,984.

Gary Solomon, Post Falls, residence, valued at $220,650.

Robert Sieben, Athol, pole barn, valued at $8,370.

Jane Bright, Post Falls, pole barn, valued at $8,035.

Post Falls

Hallmark Homes Inc., 675 Megan St., residence, valued at $48,084.

Shorewood Homes, 465 Megan St., residence, valued at $59,995.

Contractors Northwest, 806 Clearwater Loop, interior finish, valued at $264,375.

Hallmark Homes Inc., 445 Megan St., residence, valued at $55,716.

Aaron Homes Inc., 105 Primrose Court, manufactured home to real property, valued at $5,400.

Greenstone Construction, 2165 Methow Court, residence, valued at $70,789.

Bankruptcies

Liquidation petitions

Coleman J. Sutton, Post Falls, debts of $179,258.

Pamela K. Jeppesen, Rathdrum, debts of $125,917.

Patricia J. Gurganus, Hayden, debts of $106,673.

Harry L. and Jami L. Dimitroff, Kellogg, debts of $105,361.

Janet H. M. Dosey, Coeur d’Alene, debts not specified.

Forrest J. and Janice M. Chapin, Coeur d’Alene, debts of $140,302.

Philip D. and Candie B. Howard, Spirit Lake, debts of $84,956.

William D. and Pamela R. Hill, Coeur d’Alene, debts of $84,094.

Ronnie D. Souza, Coeur d’Alene, debts of $59,320.

Leila Gissel, Coeur d’Alene, debts of $63,020.

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