Building Permits

Sat., Jan. 29, 2000

Coeur d’Alene

Lydig Construction 751 Hanley Ave., commercial, Coldwater Creek, valued at $5,500,000. North Idaho Eye 521 Emma Ave., commercial site development, valued at $6,000.

Greenstone Construction 2590 Versailles, residence, valued at $79,000.

Greenstone Construction 5662 St. Germaine, residence, valued at $140,000.

Greenstone Construction 5965 Courcelles, residence, valued at $166,000.

Viking Construction 1820 Frisco, residence, valued at $93,000.

Carol Green 4968 Coulson, residence, valued at $90,000.

Michael Dawson 4946 Camden, residence, valued at $55,000.

Crescent Homes 1307 Brittney, residence, valued at $90,000.

Cedar Ridge Homes 3826 Sutters, residence, valued at $100,000.

Shorewood Homes 4078 Huntercrest, residence, valued at $131,000.

Kootenai County

Randy Sines Worley, residence, valued at $319,132.

Worley Fire Protection District Worley, commercial addition/alteration, valued at $19,181.

Ben Rolphe Jr. Hayden, residence addition, valued at $40,801.

Irvan Kaplan Hayden, residence, valued at $563,682.

Mountain Application Inc. Spirit Lake, residence, valued at $117,286.

Gerald Tutcher Worley, pole barn, valued at $5,580.

Post Falls

Hallmark Homes Inc. 350 Tiger Ave., basement finish, valued at $15,210.

City of Post Falls 450 S. Spokane St., storage, valued at $9,792.

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