Building Permits

Sat., April 29, 2000

Coeur d’Alene

Halfhide-Kline Roofing 110 Appleway, commercial re-roof, valued at $8,500.

Danny O’Neal 210 Dalton Ave., commercial storage, valued at $16,160.

Steel Structures 802 Best Ave., garage/ shop, valued at $17,252.

Klein’s Home Improvement 1724 Lunceford, porch cover, valued at $6,000.

Viking Construction 4369 Deerfield, residence, valued at $98,000.

Greenstone Construction 1910 Canfield Ave., residence, valued at $86,000.

Greenstone Construction 1850 Canfield Ave., residence, valued at $68,000.

Mountain Lakes 2871 Winter Pines, residence, valued at $196,000.

Greenstone Construction 5976 Belleville, residence, valued at $78,000.

Greenstone Construction 5766 Harcourt, residence, valued at $145,000.

Bret Minzghor 1104 Second St., storage shed, valued at $18,000.

Kootenai County

Sweyolakan Inc. Coeur d’Alene, commercial, valued at $44,772.

Northern Rockies Corp. Athol, residence, valued at $173,660.

David Finkle Spirit Lake, residence, $108,141.

Sheryle Hill Coeur d’Alene, residence, valued at $94,560.

Ronald Howard Harrison, pole barn, valued at $14,349.

William Brooks Coeur d’Alene, residence addition, valued at $30,643.

Loren Horning Post Falls, residence addition, valued at $99,063.

Fritz Wiedenhoff Rathdrum, residence addition, valued at $17,222.

Charles Rens Rathdrum, residence, valued at $163,529.

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