Building Permits

Sat., July 1, 2000

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Coeur d’Alene

Verizon Wireless 100 Coeur d’Alene Ave., commercial cell antenna, valued at $30,000.

Trinity Wireless 2120 Appleway Ave., commercial cell antenna/fence, valued at $63,471.

Style Bilt 1038 Northwest Boulevard, commercial, Suite 100, valued at $55,000.

Jim Fink 1038 Northwest Boulevard, Suite 200, commercial, tenant Space B, valued at $25,000.

Viking Construction 1809 Frisco Court, residence, valued at $103,000.

Leslie Morse 3909 Jonquil Court, residence addition, valued at $20,000.

Patco/Baker Construction 407 17th St., garage, valued at $18,000.

Edmiston Custom 4970 Canterbury Lane, living room addition, valued at $13,000.

National Roof 3421 Angie Circle, residence re-roof, valued at $9,186.

Bestway Builders 4493 Mt. Carroll St., residence, valued at $102,000.

Greenstone Construction 5881 Courcelles Parkway, residence, valued at $199,000.

Greenstone Construction 2662 Versailles Drive, residence, valued at $76,000.

Monarch Development 1747 Huntley Ave., residence, valued at $120,000.

Grossglauser Construction 260 Dragonfly Drive, residence, valued at $82,000.

Monarch Development 3855 Alex St., residence, valued at $110,000.

Grossglauser Construction 341 Dragonfly Ave., residence, valued at $97,000.

Cedar Ridge Homes 3880 Miners Loop, residence, valued at $90,000.

Lawson Homes 3836 Alex St., residence, valued at $123,000.

Kootenai County

Michael Delaney Post Falls, residence, valued at $260,387.

Leslie Van Dyke Athol, residence, valued at $115,136.

Mark Millsap Rathdrum, residence, valued at $173,914.

David Finkle Athol, residence, valued at $122,868.

Martin Coon Hayden, residence, valued at $205,608.

Robert Mobarry Harrison, residence, valued at $157,518.

Keltner Family Trust Worley, residence, valued at $97,703.

David Finkle Athol, residence, valued at $86,692.

JLR Development Hayden, residence, valued at $88,853.

Ronald Herin Spirit Lake, residence, valued at $153,057.

Beverly Harper Spirit Lake, pole barn, valued at $11,388.

Lee Swatman Hayden, pole barn, valued at $6,073.

Michael Williams Rathdrum, residence addition, valued at $35,539.

Kenneth Stone Athol, residence addition, valued at $11,792.

Kevin Oaks Rathdrum, garage/carport, valued at $8,225.

Pete Tustian Athol, residence, valued at $178,030.

B.E. Stanley Athol, pole barn, valued at $33,215.

Robert Terpstra Post Falls, pole barn, valued at $17,082.

Post Falls

Maurice Therrian 102 Osprey Court, addition, valued at $9,158.

Crescent Homes 1125 Sugar Maple Trail, residence, valued at $118,929.

Pauline Hall 1925 Rodkey Drive, residence, valued at $97,021.

Hallmark Homes 3505 Ping Road, residence, valued at $105,483.

Michael Youngwirth 610 14th Ave., shop, valued at $13,075.

Edmonds Construction 1991 Fountain Drive, foundation only, valued at $12,170.

Terry Griner 3940 Fifth Ave., commercial, real estate office, valued at $7,000.

Jeff and Melissa Barnhart 1835 Edmonton Ave., commercial, retail sales-stove shop, valued at $194,807.

Crescent Homes 2640 Wickiup Drive, residence, valued at $54,284.

Crescent Homes 2615 Wickiup Drive, residence, valued at $66,744.

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