Building Permits

Sat., June 3, 2000

Coeur d’Alene

Design Systems 3832 Schreiber Way, commercial, Fedex building, valued at $1,100,000.

Andy Bjurstrom 410 W. Summit Ave., commercial gym, valued at $35,000.

Bergom Homes 175 W. Dalton Ave., commercial, floral and gift shop, valued at $175,000.

Bob Hallock 3704 Buckskin Road, residence addition, valued at $16,150.

Randy Strobel 1020 Second St., residence addition, valued at $14,000.

Viking Construction 7638 Wheatfield Drive, basement finish, valued at $11,000.

Roger Havens 2115 12th St., residence remodel, valued at $12,000.

Kootenai County

Timothy Penberthy Post Falls, residence, valued at $309,291.

Mark Vannett Hayden, pole barn, valued at $27,331.

Matthew Abram Athol, residence addition, valued at $16,416.

Christopher Peterson Bayview, residence, valued at $186,814.

William Carpenter Coeur d’Alene, residence, valued at $189,770.

Craig Routson Post Falls, residence, valued at $124,830.

Mary Haase Coeur d’Alene, decks, valued at $9,120.

Post Falls

Carol Powell Forest Lane, garage, valued at $11,331.

Crescent Homes 240 Chippewa Drive, residence, valued at $65,921.

Crescent Homes 220 Chippewa Drive, residence, valued at $73,590.

David Finkle 3700 Jordan Drive, basement finish, valued at $7,275.

Hallmark Homes Inc. 3160 Cami Ave., residence, valued at $72,183.

Ed Corey 760 Chisholm Court, residence, valued at $198,916.

Crescent Homes 805 Tucson Ave., residence, valued at $60,323.

Hamiller Homes 3605 Jordan Drive, residence, valued at $60,551.

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