Building Permits

Sat., Sept. 25, 1999

Coeur d’Alene

Karlgaard Construction 625 Best Ave., commercial addition, Worst Co., valued at $350,000.

Small’s Construction 200 Hanley Ave., Suite B 207, commercial, GTE Phone Mart, valued at $100,000.

Kelly Supply Co. 680 Dalton Ave., commercial, valued at $609,150.

Roberts Construction 1888 Best Ave., residential footing and foundation, valued at $5,000.

Panhandle Roofing 1217 Fourth St., residence re-roof, valued at $25,152.

Shorewood Homes 1410 Elderberry Court, residence, valued at $79,017.

Shorewood Homes 4250 Huntercrest Drive, residence, valued at $128,235.

Greenstone Construction 6222 Harcourt Drive, residence, valued at $71,000.

Shorewood Homes 5762 Montage Lane, residence, valued at $65,000.

Barry Jarstad 3152 Ninth St., residence addition, valued at $46,000.

Robert Harte 1319 Front Ave., garage addition, valued at $5,000.

Kootenai County

James Herby Post Falls, garage/carport, valued at $32,230.

Mary Anderson Rathdrum, garage/carport, valued at $8,274.

Donald Rickel Hayden, residence, valued at $132,766.

Charles Russell Coeur d’Alene, pole barn, valued at $9,486.

Rivercity Construction Post Falls, residence, valued at $131,541.

Rand Wichman Harrison, residence, valued at $146,136.

Brook Grasser Athol, residence, valued at $96,473.

Francis Weiherer Hayden, garage/carport, valued at $11,032.

Eimar Frimodt Jr. Harrison, residence addition, valued at $12,162.

David Mayfield Rathdrum, residence, valued at $138,942.

Michael Stroh Post Falls, pole barn, valued at $13,392.

Gary Martin Coeur d’Alene, pole barn, valued at $13,280.

James Clark Hayden, garage/carport, valued at $8,486.

Gerald Wallace Post Falls, residence, valued at $110,650.

R & R Construction Athol, residence, valued at $81,720.

Stacy Carhart Rathdrum, pole barn, valued at $8,928.

Ronald Rouse Post Falls, garage/carport, valued at $12,730.

Daniel Boer Spirit Lake, pole barn, valued at $10,044.

Dennis Wheeler Coeur d’Alene, retaining wall, valued at $7,490.

Darell Stidham Post Falls, pole barn, valued at $22,320.

Eugene Young Rathdrum, pole barn, valued at $7,738.

Gene Urbatsch Post Falls, pole barn, valued at $8,704.

Post Falls

Klaus Hawes 440 Bunker Ave., residence, valued at $89,796.

CC & F Homes Inc. 480 Bunker Ave., residence foundation, valued at $10,000.

John and Angela Cross 4600 Inverness Drive, residence, valued at $169,166.

B & D Construction 6420 Seltice Way, offices, valued at $26,208.

Monroe Construction 4338 Marina Court, enclosed patio, valued at $12,918.

CC & F Homes Inc. 3040 Sand Trap Way, residence, valued at $108,316.

Monte Leach 561 Sandwedge Drive, residence, valued at $93,341.

Cook’s Steel Buildings 160 Spencer St., garage/shop, valued at $9,864.

Chem Mark 1590 Seltice Way, commercial restaurant, interior alteration, valued at $26,850.

Shorewood Homes 1150 Townsend Loop, residence, valued at $69,592.

Plaza Builders 1110 Spokane St., foundation only, valued at $10,000.

Plaza Builders 106 12th Ave., duplex, valued at $136,695.

Crescent Homes 2940 Treaty Rock Boulevard, residence, valued at $65,556.

Kootenai Medical Center 1300 Mullan Ave., interior alteration and finish, valued at $6,975.

Bruce Peterson 408 19th Ave., garage and covered deck, valued at $5,984.

Homestead Construction 1125 Forsythia St., residence, valued at $77,132.

Viking Construction 680 Divot Ave., residence, valued at $63,877.

Viking Construction 3780 Walrus Court, residence, valued at $67,433.

David Finkle 3700 Jordan Ave., residence, valued at $74,563.

Skip Hissong 450 Spokane St., Q’Emiln Park Pavilion, valued at $506,304.

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