Building Permits

Sat., April 8, 2000

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Kootenai County

Pat Hoon Coeur d’Alene, residence, valued at $160,093.

Brett and Jocelyn Everhart Rathdrum, residence, valued at $103,643.

Northern Rockies Corp. Athol, residence, valued at $103,421.

Jack Borley Rathdrum, residence, valued at $197,328.

James Carpenter Post Falls, garage/ carport, valued at $16,450.

Michael Kerfoot Post Falls, pole barn, valued at $32,400.

Thomas Walt Athol, pole barn, valued at $25,920.

Karl Atkinson Athol, garage/carport, valued at $10,296.

Garth Shoop Athol, pole barn, valued at $5,694.

Mark Dryden Post Falls, barn/ag use, valued at $16,200.

Mark Dymkoski Rathdrum, residence, valued at $143,401.

Anton Lazarov Hayden Lake, garage/ carport, valued at $28,800.

Gail Pfaff Rathdrum, residence, valued at $161,499.

Jamie Hutte Coeur d’Alene, residence, valued at $102,217.

Robert Martinson St. Maries, pole barn, valued at $16,702.

Twin Lakes Village Rathdrum, commercial addition, valued at $12,792.

Victor Bess Rathdrum, residence, valued at $436,827.

John Wilske Rathdrum, pole barn, valued at $14,842.

James Legerski Spirit Lake, pole barn, valued at $6,833.

Eric Ewing Rathdrum, pole barn, valued at $29,608.

Sandra St. George Coeur d’Alene, residence re-roof, valued at $7,400.

Brad Porter Hayden, residence, valued at $159,751.

Anthony Delio Coeur d’Alene, residence, valued at $153,164.

Inland Empire Lutheran Association Coeur d’Alene, commercial addition, valued at $12,628.

Jeffery Etheridge Hayden, residence addition, valued at $34,333.

Darryl White Coeur d’Alene, residence, valued at $200,429.

Samuel Jacot Post Falls, residence, valued at $258,300.

Gerald Medved Harrison, residence, valued at $176,564.

Hallmark Homes Inc. Athol, residence, valued at $130,511.

Bruce Thom Rathdrum, garage/carport, valued at $23,328.

William and Nina Blan Coeur d’Alene, residence addition, valued at $33,587.

Steven Tienken Rathdrum, residence, valued at $107,870.

Bernhard Hendewerk Rathdrum, residence, valued at $149,828.

Kathy Lovgren currently no address listing, pole barn, valued at $158,483.

Gerald Gilbreath Post Falls, residence addition, valued at $135,451.

Nathanael Bush Coeur d’Alene, pole barn, valued at $35,872.

Eric Kacalek Harrison, decks, valued at $5,245.

Post Falls

Viking Construction 2785 Sand Trap Way, residence, valued at $85,502.

Viking Construction 2745 Sand Trap Way, residence, valued at $84,430.

Alan and Nancy Duke 3273 Seltice Way, storage addition, valued at $8,608.

Greenstone Construction 1215 Deschutes Ave., residence, valued at $63,625.

Greenstone Construction 1205 Snoqualmie Ave., residence, valued at $80,519.

Mountain Construction 3801 Shoreline Drive, residence, valued at $314,698.

Edmonds Construction 1988 Fountain Drive, foundation only, valued at $8,500.

Hallmark Homes Inc. 421 Tiger Ave., residence, valued at $80,320.

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