Post Falls Building Permits

Sat., July 31, 1999

Hallmark homes - 3680 Graphite Court, residence, valued at $65,657.

A+A Construction 1602 Seltice Way, panel and window addition, valued at $18,500.

Hallmark Homes 575 Megan St., residence, valued at $49,396.

Hallmark Homes 620 Megan St., residence, valued at $49,396.

Lance Newton 1100 Dahlia Way, duplex, valued at $168,817.

Hallmark Homes 580 Megan St., residence, valued at $77,888.

Greg Gervais 603 Coles Loop, basement finish, valued at $29,850.

Ginno Construction 90 Pleasant View Road, mini-storage and office building, valued at $294,480.

Viking Construction 440 Tiger Ave., residence, valued at $77,899.

Donna O’Brien 209 Ninth St., house and garage placement on foundation, valued at $13,209.

Dale Smith 730 Corbin Road, residence, valued at $78,370.

Etc Inc. 3145 Cami Ave., residence, valued at $80,536.

Baines Corp. 1385 Kaniksu St., residence, valued at $107,096.

Michael Youngwirth 400 15th Ave., basement finish, valued at $6,525.

Evan Thomsen 4316 River Place, residence, valued at $173,452.

Gerry Mahn 535 Elm Road, residence addition, valued at $10,765.

Elmer Smith 710 Corbin Road, garage, valued at $8,982.

Sunrise Construction 6070 Frazier Drive, residence, valued at $114,802.

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