Building Permits

Sat., May 22, 1999

Coeur d’Alene

Dwight Dirkmart 2200 Appleway, commercial storage buildings, valued at $51,500.

Smith Barney 1233 Northwood Center Court, commercial, valued at $30,000.

Polin Construction Inc. 402 Canfield Ave. No. 4, commercial, Blondies, valued at $9,000.

Alpine Custom Building 4201 Staples Ave., garage/shop, valued at $16,000.

Patrick Flynn 364 Mill Ave., outbuilding, valued at $6,000.

Morss Construction 1407 Coeur d’Alene Ave., residence, valued at $63,000.

Shorewood Homes 2082 Briarleaf Ave., residence, valued at $94,658.

Cedar Ridge Builders 2854 Sugar Pines Drive, residence, valued at $110,000.

Momerak Construction Inc. 4502 Huntercrest Drive, residence, valued at $126,000.

Hallmark Homes Inc. 2028 Mountain Vista Drive, residence, valued at $123,000.

Shorewood Homes 5400 Sapling St., residence, valued at $150,294.

Shorewood Homes 2106 Briarleaf Ave., residence, valued at $75,000.

Greenstone Construction 2356 Dalton Ave., residence, valued at $178,000.

Viking Construction 4377 Deerfield Drive, residence, valued at $98,000.

Viking Construction 7498 Wheatfield Drive, residence, valued at $65,000.

Shorewood Homes 2055 Briarleaf Ave., residence, valued at $75,000.

Kootenai County

Stephen Kagarice Hayden, residence, valued at $109,086.

Robert Benson Harrison, pole barn, valued at $16,740.

Destiny Development Corp. Rathdrum, residence, valued at $117,917.

Andrew Horther Rathdrum, garage/carport, valued at $51,449.

Roberta Myers Post Falls, residence, valued at $162,047.

Howard Biggs Worley, pole barn, valued at $20,832.

Jeffrey Hislop Spirit Lake, residence, valued at $156,773.

David Finkle Athol, duplex/multifamily dwelling, valued at $163,148.

Michael Grimsley Hayden, residence, valued at $166,051.

The Troxell Group Rathdrum, residence, valued at $122,781.

Denali Vandals Inc. Athol, residence, valued at $116,038.

Suzann Sanders Rathdrum, residence, valued at $166,209.

R & R Construction Athol, residence, valued at $65,156.

Edgar Eubanks Hayden, residence addition, valued at $59,375.

William Delack Coeur d’Alene, residence addition, valued at $14,918.

George Cunningham Post Falls, residence and garage/ carport, valued at $162,808.

Paul Malinauskas Coeur d’Alene, residence re-roof, valued at $5,200.

Mark and Lisa Barnhouse Athol, residence, valued at $198,115.

Gregory Stevenson Athol, pole barn, valued at $26,784.

Kim Petersen Athol, pole barn, valued at $8,035.

Kenneth Dean Harrison, garage/carport, valued at $24,391.

William Ranney Post Falls, residence addition, valued at $8,370.

Glenn McDonald Worley, residence addition, valued at $28,576.

Post Falls

Crescent Homes 504 and 506 Whitewater Lane, duplex, valued at $131,556.

Edmonds Construction 2755 Slice Drive, residence, valued at $109,988.

Mitch Barker 1070 Dahlia Way, shop building, valued at $6,789.

Polin Construction 5255 Seltice Way, warehouse addition, valued at $198,740.

Shorewood Homes 2900 Jessica Court, basement finish, valued at $28,832.

Greenstone Construction 2100 Palisades Drive, residence, valued at $107,000.

Crescent Homes 4002 Shoreline Drive, residence, valued at $362,645.

Robert Tredway 1107 Catherine St., residence addition, valued at $13,930.

Shorewood Homes 505 Megan St., residence, valued at $86,707.

Viking Construction 675 Divot Ave., residence, valued at $69,431.

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