Building Permits

Sat., May 20, 2000

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Coeur d’Alene

Don Harvey 2501 Sherman Ave., commercial, Villa Apartments, re-roof for 194 units, valued at $111,020.

Hallmark Homes 4301 21st St., residence, valued at $92,000.

R.G. Development 1700 Jabbra, residence, valued at $94,000.

Shorewood Homes 1120 Glenberry, residence, valued at $78,000.

Brian Rikard 3505 Seventh St., residence, valued at $119,000.

Mt. Lakes Construction 2875 Winterpines, residence, valued at $161,000.

Viking Construction 4330 Deerfield, residence, valued at $114,000.

Cox Construction Co. 3714 Sky Harbor, residence, valued at $92,000.

Harrison & Son 4791 Woodside, residence, valued at $103,000.

Shorewood Homes 4010 Huntercrest, residence, valued at $113,000.

Shorewood Homes 1190 Elderberry, residence, valued at $68,000.

Shorewood Homes 2011 Greenleaf, residence, valued at $113,000.

Kootenai County

Terry Peterson Athol, residence, valued at $125,602.

Allan Olson Jr. Harrison, residence, valued at $114,277.

Arnold Bradbury Rathdrum, residence and garage/carport, valued at $26,812.

Kevin Hanson Rathdrum, storage building, valued at $10,800.

Kevin Marsh Rathdrum, residence, valued at $238,046.

Ken Chariton Hayden Lake, residence and garage/carport, valued at $199,697.

George Conrad Post Falls, residence addition, valued at $17,324.

Douglas McKay Post Falls, two pole barns, valued at $121,840.

Christina Hutchinson Hayden, pole barn, valued at $13,665.

Hauser Lake Lumber Operation Post Falls, commercial, valued at $350,480.

Brad Hagadone Coeur d’Alene, swimming pool, valued at $38,088.

Len and Joy Rider Rathdrum, residence, valued at $144,307.

Pamela Sue Legg Coeur d’Alene, pole barn, valued at $21,865.

Darcie Vashus Hayden, garage/carport, valued at $27,000.

Teresa Stack Post Falls, pole barn, valued at $20,498.

James Thompson Post Falls, garage/carport, valued at $6,046.

Robert Kuhn Hayden, residence, valued at $214,079.

Kootenai County industrial addition, valued at $26,572.

George Ray Athol, pole barn, valued at $8,199.

Post Falls

Lance Newton 1165 Forsythia St., residence, valued at $75,242.

Hallmark Homes 290 Tiger Ave., residence, valued at $64,588.

Viking Construction 385 Titanium Court, residence, valued at $89,297.

Sergey and Lyuba Chekota 3783 View Court, residence, valued at $110,904.

Crescent Homes 501 and 503 Whitewater Lane, duplex, valued at $150,688.

Tapmatic Corp. , 802 Clearwater Loop, office, valued at $26,250.

Viking Construction 3075 Slice Drive, residence, valued at $104,042.

Grossglauser Construction 6041 Frazier Drive, residence, valued at $96,597.

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