Bulding Permits

Sat., Dec. 9, 2000

Kootenai County

Christopher Jasper Rathdrum, residence, valued at $224,573.

Paul Atkins Coeur d’Alene, residence, valued at $117,650.

Ronald Hines Hayden, residence, valued at $164,535.

Breitenberg Construction Rathdrum, residence, valued at $170,002.

James Whitmore Coeur d’Alene, residence addition, valued at $34,924.

Leo Leon Hayden, barn/ag use, valued at $16,398.

H. Dennis Raugust Harrison, retaining walls, valued at $7,342.

Nate Sinclair Athol, pole barn, valued at $12,906.

Thomas Crowley Post Falls, residence, valued at $153,709.

Thomas Crowley Post Falls, garage/ carport, valued at $10,620.

Post Falls

Michael O’Neill 3804 Riverview Terrace, residence, valued at $186,468.

Viking Construction 2826 Ferry Landing, residence, valued at $63,801.

Charles Treat 5251 Inverness Drive, residence, valued at $321,104.

Tom Messina 901 Riverside Harbor Drive E., residence, valued at $407,454.

Crescent Homes 875 Tucson St., residence, valued at $60,323.

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