Building Permits

Sat., June 24, 2000

Kootenai County

Gordon Longwell Hayden Lake, garage/ carport, valued at $16,416.

Gonzalo Paz Post Falls, residence addition, valued at $33,848.

Thomas Davidson Plummer, pole barn, valued at $14,235.

Scherry Cripe Athol, residence addition, valued at $53,754.

James Hall Post Falls, barn/ag use, valued at $122,610.

Gregory Parsons Coeur d’Alene, pole barn, valued at $11,388.

Round Mountain LLC Rathdrum, reservoir, valued at $38,640.

Terry Mulvey Hayden, residence addition, valued at $36,943.

Thomas Detar Post Falls, duplex, valued at $328,756.

Thermal Dynamic Towers Inc. Rathdrum, industrial addition, valued at $62,682.

Cave Bay Community Services Inc. Worley, garage/carport, valued at $54,892.

Kelly Minor Coeur d’Alene, residence, valued at $245,994.

Termac Construction Coeur d’Alene, residence, valued at $131,323.

Mark Willms Medimont, residence, valued at $147,415.

Wilbert Brown Hayden, residence, valued at $143,300.

Thomas Trent Coeur d’Alene, decks, valued at $12,727.

Greg Seeds Athol, residence, valued at $133,161.

Robert Grunzweig Rathdrum, residence, valued at $141,445.

Roger Sahli Spirit Lake, residence, valued at $176,616.

Gary Siegford Rathdrum, residence addition, valued at $37,962.

Brent Christian Rathdrum, commercial, valued at $263,772.

Mary Schuler Coeur d’Alene, garage/ carport, valued at $10,368.

Schultz Enterprises Partnership Worley, barn/ag use, valued at $37,960.

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