Building Permits

Sat., Feb. 12, 2000

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Coeur d’Alene

Freedom Framing 424 Garden Ave., residence repair, valued at $20,000.

Shorewood Homes 2143 Greenleaf, residence, valued at $99,000.

Kootenai County

Exchange Services Inc. Worley, commercial, valued at $103,892.

Timothy Jank Hayden, residence, valued at $217,859.

Bradly and Sandra Foy Post Falls, residence, valued at $131,809.

Riley & Ritter Construction Co. Hayden, residence, valued at $123,042.

Wendell Wardell Coeur d’Alene, residence, valued at $308,293.

Jeff Frank Rathdrum, residence, valued at $133,748.

Ronald Isakson Post Falls, garage/carport, valued at $15,912.

David Hayes Rathdrum, pole barn, valued at $16,740.

Ken Ela Hayden Lake, residence, valued at $209,265.

C Properties Inc. Post Falls, residence reroof, valued at $10,000.

Agnes Dahl Hayden, residence, valued at $107,521.

Post Falls

Hallmark Homes Inc. 695 Tiger Ave., residence, valued at $64,809.

Hallmark Homes Inc. 545 Megan St., residence, valued at $48,819.

Terry Auten 660 Majestic View Drive, residence, valued at $96,180.

Viking Construction 395 Titanium Court, residence, valued at $104,504.

James Pool 910 Regal Court, residence, valued at $69,305.

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