Building Permits

Sat., April 22, 2000

Kootenai County

Mark Bullock and Sharon Daniels Hayden, garage/carport, valued at $9,335. Dennis White Hayden, residence, valued at $204,991.

Jacqueline Boye/US West Athol, cell tower, valued at $45,000.

James Knapple Hayden, residence, valued at $207,560.

James Knapple Hayden, garage/carport, valued at $21,600.

Avondale Construction Rathdrum, residence, valued at $243,169.

Daniel Currie Harrison, pole barn, valued at $9,168.

Kathy Lovgren Post Falls, residence, valued at $130,616.

Timberwood Construction Inc. Hayden, residence, valued at $121,513.

Louisiana Pacific Corp Chilco, industrial addition, valued at $43,106.

Michael Youngwirth Athol, residence, valued at $142,443.

Northern Rockies Corp. Athol, residence, valued at $85,076.

Larry Breazeal Hayden, residence, valued at $154,094.

Paul and Tiffany Kugler Post Falls, residence, valued at $24,801.

Eric Buck Rathdrum, residence, valued at $79,736.

Ronald Paigen Rathdrum, residence, valued at $251,454.

Kootenai County/Black Rock Aviation Hayden, Coeur d’Alene Airport, commercial, valued at $294,000.

Clifford Hahnwaldt Bayview, residence reroof, valued at $28,735.

William Peterson Rathdrum, pole barn, valued at $11,388.

Jamethon Chanley Hayden, decks, valued at $5,206.

Wayne Cramer Rathdrum, residence, valued at $145,346.

Jane Rolin Post Falls, pole barn, valued at $6,833.

Post Falls

Shorewood Homes 425 Megan St., finish basement, valued at $6,720.

Crescent Homes 3020 Treaty Rock Blvd., residence, valued at $72,827.

Greg Gervais 601 Coles Loop, residence, valued at $346,261.

Inland Industries 5160 Inverness Drive, residence, valued at $204,089.

Guardian Angel L.L.C. 1070 E. Mullan Ave., residential care facility, valued at $488,790.

Tia Crawford 910 Spring Hills Ave., residence addition, valued at $14,759.

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