Building Permits

Sat., April 15, 2000

Coeur d’Alene

Danny O’Neal 275 Dalton Ave., shop addition, valued at $26,020.

Shorewood Homes 4151 Huntercrest, residence, valued at $107,000.

Viking Construction 7701 Winterview, residence, valued at $86,000.

Viking Construction 4182 Alderbrook, residence, valued at $89,000.

Monarch Development 3796 Alex, residence, valued at $110,000.

Monarch Development 3793 Margaux, residence, valued at $98,000.

Shorewood Homes 3402 12th St., residence, valued at $79,000.

Bill Novak 810 Crawford, residence, valued at $110,000.

Bill Novak 719 Vintage, residence, valued at $115,000.

R.G. Development 1738 Jabbra, residence, valued at $92,000.

Corky Hughes 5475 Government Way, commercial auto detail building, valued at $88,000.

Cedar Creek Builders 406 Fourth St., commercial ramp, valued at $25,000.

Pnahandle Roofing 934 Lacrosse, residence re-roof, valued at $6,800.

Shorewood Homes 1451 Elderberry, residence, valued at $79,000.

Hallmark Homes 4078 21st St., residence, valued at $96,000.

Hallmark Homes 4150 21st St., residence, valued at $128,000.

Jan Exstrom 311 Sherman, commercial remodel, valued at $25,000.

Viking Construction 4370 Alderbrook, residence, valued at $93,000.

Greenstone Construction 2735 versailles, residence, valued at $68,000.

Monarch Development 432 Dragonfly, residence, valued at $75,000.

Kootenai Fire District 1 1712 Golf Course Road, commercial, valued at $12,000.

Edwards Construction 1115 Ironwood, valued at $200,000.

Viking Construction 701 Barley, residence, valued at $66,000.

Grossglauser Construction 424 Dragonfly, residence, valued at $76,000.

Viking Construction 7622 Wheatfield, residence, valued at $74,000.

Viking Construction 4338 Alderbrook, residence, valued at $107,000.

Kootenai County

Kathy Lovgren Post Falls, pole barn, arena and stables, valued at $158,483.

Karol Johnson Harrison, commercial, valued at $30,012.

Norman Kile Hayden, residence, valued at $198,479.

Kootenai County/LLP Downwind District Rathdrum, hangar, valued at $124,913.

Rick Carr Coeur d’Alene, residence addition, valued at $8,012.

Mark Mitchell Post Falls, garage/carport, valued at $14,976.

Mountain Application Inc. Spirit Lake, residence, valued at $118,849.

William Fitzgerald Coeur d’Alene, residence, valued at $234,930.

Don Wyatt Spirit Lake, pole barn, valued at $20,498.

Mary Morris Rathdrum, residence addition, valued at $28,317.

Thomas Michalski Post Falls, pole barn, valued at $6,832.

Arthur Trenkle residence addition, valued at $71,628.

T.A. Payment Rathdrum, pole barn, valued at $11,388.

Post Falls

Inland Industries 5160 Inverness Drive, foundation, valued at $20,000.

Viking Construction 3495 Ping Road, residence, valued at $118,372.

Zack Nichols 211 Greensferry Road, garage and laundry room, valued at $11,520.

Greenstone Construction 1250 Kaniksu St., residence, valued at $63,713.

Greenstone Construction 1230 Kaniksu St., residence, valued at $70,332.

JSD Multi Developments 3655 Jordan Drive, residence, valued at $78,410.

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