Spokane Valley building permits

Sat., Feb. 17, 2007

The Spokesman-Review

City of Spokane Valley building permits issued between Jan. 27- Feb.2. Listings include project address; project type; valuation, if given; and name of contractor. For more information, visit www.spokanevalley.org/ sub.aspx?id=262.

17622 E. Indiana Ave.; residence, 40x40 pole building, valuation $30,400; Bunker Buildings.

11303 E. Hula Court; residence, 40x30 pole building, valuation $22,800; Bunker Buildings.

12410 E. Mirabeau Pkwy. No. 500; office/professional, interior remodel and finishes, valuation $162,000; Divcon Inc.

12026 E. 24th Ave.; residence, tear-off and re-roof existing residence, valuation $3,000; Capstone Construction.

4424 N. Vercler Road; residence, re-roof, valuation $4,350; Greater American Construction.

18115 E. Indiana Road; residence, single-family residence with attached garage, valuation $181,397.80; Accurate Concrete/Construction.

4424 N. Sullivan Road; industrial building, build 160-foot wall – lower level, valuation $15,000; owner.

6412 E. Ninth Ave.; residence, tear-off, re-sheet, and re-roof, valuation $12,000; The Drb Company.

2409 N. Bradley Road; residence, install new siding, valuation $10,118.42; K-Designers.

3912 S. Sundown Drive; residence, re-roof, valuation $11,000; Spokane Roofing Company LLC.

14611 E. Main Ave.; residence, re-roof, valuation $5,400; Greater American Construction.

7114 E. 12th Ave.; residence, construct new 2-story single-family residence, gas, on sewer, valuation $260,453.12; owner.

14210 E. Queen Ave.; residence, single-family residence with attached garage, valuation $153,792.44; Viking Construction.

14417 E. Wabash Ave.; residence, single-family residence with attached garage, valuation $126,621.72; Viking Construction.

14301 E. Wabash Ave.; residence, new single-family residence with attached garage, valuation $177,289.92; Viking Construction.

2818 N. Sullivan Ave.; industrial building, TI-128098 SF Office, valuation $250,000; Leone & Keeble Inc.

511 N. Herald Road; residence, re-roof/tear-off, valuation $3,500; owner.

4211 S. Hollow Court; residence, addition to home, valuation $23,311.68; owner.

2004 S. Century Court; residence, basement remodel – add bath/bedroom/den with storage , valuation $7,500; owner.

7217 E. Montgomery Ave.; road obstruction, single-family residence with attached garage, valuation $141,780.40; owner.

3808 N. Sullivan Road No. 26; office/professional, enlarge existing office building, valuation $16,000; Leo Grogan Construction Inc.

2515 N. Locust Road; industrial building, install 3 surface mount antennas and coax, valuation $84,480; DLC Construction LLC.

11128 E. Sprague Ave.; industrial building, install 3 antennas and coax, valuation $82,720; DLC Construction LLC.

7520 E. Spear Road; industrial building, install antenna array and coax, valuation $83,510; DLC Construction LLC.

5204 E. Sprague Ave.; mercantile, infill under existing front canopy with glazing to match, valuation $50,000; owner.

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