Building Permits

Thu., Aug. 14, 2008

Kootenai County

Aric Vanek, Rathdrum, residence, valued at $448,109.

Mark Elliott, Post Falls, residence, valued at $37,258.

Post Falls

Wildwood Building Co., 3308/3314 E. Garin Court, units 301 and 302, duplex, valued at $249,603.

Tim Bradley, 1949 W. Evening Star Road, garage with attached accessory structure, valued at $218,417.

Wildwood Building Co., 3324 E. Garin Court, unit 303, residence, valued at $131,705.

Wood LLC, 4365 E. Inverness Drive, commercial, restaurant, valued at $60,000.

David Todhunter, 1901 E. Second Ave., storage, valued at $11,520.

Hallmark Homes Inc., 1879 E. Warbler Lane, residence, valued at $203,209.

JSD Multidevelopments, 1406 W. Broadwater Court, residence, valued at $190,771.

Copper Basin Construction, 1387 E. Ewell Court, residence, valued at $295,651.

Biopol Laboratory Inc., 448 S. Lochsa St., commercial, Grazax-Timothy Pollen, valued at $1,120,000.

Mike Alexander, 713 E. Fisher Ave., storage, valued at $16,200.

JSIX LLC, 4642 W. Selway Ave., commercial, Mezzanine, valued at $65,000.

Copper Basin Construction, 1335 N. Ewell Court, residence, valued at $189,870.

Sun Country Homes Inc., 1512 N. Jupiter Court, residence, valued at $149,123.

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