Building Permits

Sat., Nov. 4, 2000

Kootenai County

Kim Happeny Rathdrum, residence, valued at $197,803.

Gary Wolfe Coeur d’Alene, residence, valued at $122,893.

Horst Von Bloes Hayden, garage/carport, valued at $21,600.

John Swieter Coeur d’Alene, sauna/pump house, valued at $18,030.

Wayne Gianotti Coeur d’Alene, residence addition, valued at $40,998.

Billie McNulty Athol, pole barn, valued at $7,174.

Paul Feuster Rathdrum, pole barn, valued at $18,980.

Daryl Foreman Coeur d’Alene, residence addition, valued at $63,547.

Jay Odak Post Falls, residence addition, valued at $19,546.

Bruce Stewart Cataldo, barn/ag use, valued at $39,288.

Vanderzanden Family Partnership Hayden, pole barn, valued at $8,541.

Gary Trick Rathdrum, garage/carport, valued at $12,960.

George Wells Post Falls, pole barn, valued at $11,388.

James Palumbo Rathdrum, residence/ addition, valued at $61,195.

Thomas Norris Hayden Lake, garage/carport, valued at $24,598.

Ted and Marilyn Matz Bayview, pole barn, valued at $9,736.

Gregory Tucker Rathdrum, residence, valued at $156,074.

Arthur Helbling Coeur d’Alene, residence, valued at $255,269.

Brent Regan Coeur d’Alene, pole barn, valued at $14,804.

George Bornitz Coeur d’Alene, residence reroof, valued at $6,276.

Douglas Macaulay Hayden, pole barn, valued at $15,184.

Becky Leigh, Athol pole barn, valued at $5,466.

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