Building Permits

Sat., March 25, 2000

Post Falls

Shorewood Homes 425 Megan St., residence, valued at $60,261. Auten Construction 680 Majestic View Drive, residence, valued at $160,737.

JSD Multi Development 930 Regal Court, foundation, valued at $7,500.

Greenstone Construction 1175 Deschutes Ave., residence, valued at $68,741.

Greenstone Construction 1220 Deschutes Ave., residence, valued at $63,516.

Greenstone Construction 1140 Deschutes Ave., residence, valued at $66,737.

Greenstone Construction 1240 Deschutes, residence, valued at $77,000.

Roberts Construction 507 Shoreline Court, residence, valued at $319,307.

Viking Construction 2785 Sand Trap Way, residence, valued at $85,502.

Viking Construction 2745 Sand Trap Way, residence, valued at $84,430.

Alan and Nancy Duke 3273 Seltice Way, storage addition, valued at $8,608.

Greenstone Construction 1215 Deschutes Ave., residence, valued at $63,625.

Greenstone Construction 1205 Snoqualmie Ave., residence, valued at $80,519.

R.W. & C.D. Trudell 3801 Shoreline Drive, residence, valued at $314,698.

Edmonds Construction Co. 1988 Fountain Drive, foundation, valued at $8,500.

Hallmark Homes Inc. 421 Tiger Ave., residence, valued at $80,320.

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