Building Permits

Sat., March 27, 1999

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Post Falls

George Beaudry 1601 Edmonton Ave., commercial, motorcycle sales and repair, valued at $398,384.

Greenstone Construction 2205 Methow Court, residence, valued at $63,903.

Cook’s Inc. 107 15th Ave., pole building, valued at $12,729.

Greenstone Construction 3602 Shoreline Drive, residence, valued at $238,517.

Reid Dickinson 1675 Seltice Way., tenant improvement, valued at $51,925.

Shorewood Homes 430 Megan St., residence, valued at $70,299.

Michael Youngwirth 505 Bogie Drive, residence, valued at $85,016.

Coeur d’Alene

Columbia Construction 109 Harrison Ave., commercial remodel, valued at $30,000.

Visner Building 400 Northwest Boulevard, commercial, valued at $100,000.

Mary Olcovich 3840 Government Way, commercial site development, valued at $12,000.

Cook’s Inc. 421 11th St., pole building, valued at $7,000.

Herting Construction 1059 Government Way, residence addition, valued at $8,000.

David Perry 5859 Stafford, finish basement, valued at $10,000.

Precision Bilt Homes 3311 Fairway Court, residence tree damage repair, valued at $15,500.

Wynn Davis 402 10th St., residence re-roof, valued at $6,000.

Rikard Construction 3568 Shadow Court, residence, valued at $103,000.

Termac Construction 1120 Forest Park Lane, valued at $77,000.

Viking Construction 1541 Shadduck Lane, residence, valued at $112,000.

Viking Construction 7615 Wheatfield Drive, residence, valued at $91,000.

Viking Construction 7511 Wheatfield Drive, residence, valued at $69,000.

Russell Shaw 5475 Cynthia, residence, valued at $104,000.

Viking Construction 2193 Shawna, residence, valued at $73,000.

Helstrom Construction 5472 Cynthia, residence, valued at $90,000.

Kootenai County

Leslie Rurey Coeur d’Alene, residence, valued at $112,048.

James Warpenburg Post Falls, residence addition, valued at $58,371.

Paul Brezina Spirit Lake, residence, valued at $103,571.

R & R Construction Athol, residence, valued at $76,143.

Mark Allen Athol, residence, valued at $79,132.

Kevin Schneidmiller Post Falls, residence, valued at $210,838.

Ben Johnson Post Falls, residence, valued at $15,912.

Timothy Benefiel Hayden, multifamily unit, valued at $276,691.

David Morlan Athol, residence, valued at $106,548.

George Whitmire Athol, residence, valued at $122,896.

Yvonne Parish Coeur d’Alene, garage/ carport, valued at $9,335.

Stephen Bild Harrison, residence, valued at $314,793.

Dale Sprouse Post Falls, pole barn, valued at $20,088.

Shoshone County

Fire District 2 Cataldo, commercial addition, valued at $37,296.

William Stone Hayden Lake, re-sidence reroof, valued at $5,600.

Thomas Kasson Spirit Lake, re-sidence reroof, valued at $8,498.

Alan White Post Falls, residence re-roof, valued at $5,365.

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