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Home » Public Record » Building Permits – July 2020

Building Permits – July 2020

July 15, 2020
TCAJOB Staff

Building permit values have been rounded to the nearest hundred figure.

KENNEWICK

Country Squire Company, 2913 W. John Day Ave., $13,000 for a commercial reroof. Contractor: Silver Bow Roofing.

Yakima Federal Savings Bank, 3350 W. Clearwater Ave., $44,000 for a commercial reroof. Contractor: Palmer Roofing Company.

Nellis Properties, 902 S. Washington St., $40,000 for a commercial reroof. Contractor: Palmer Roofing.

William Wang, 8620 W. Gage Blvd., $19,000 for a commercial reroof. Contractor: Royal Roofing.

City of Kennewick, 6941 W. Grandridge Blvd., $7,000,000 for a new 13,000-square-foot fire station. Contractor: Total Site Services LLC.


PASCO

Bali & Neera Singh, 2805 E. A St., $349,000 for a new commercial building. Contractor: TO.

Oxarc Inc., 1530 Dietrich Road, $5,000 for a commercial addition. Contractor: Romm Construction.

CDB Properties LLC, 1418 E. Saint Helens St., $982,000 for new commercial construction. Contractor: Bagley Landscape Construction.

Jubilee Foundation, 3713 E. A St., $4,156,000 for new commercial construction. Contractor: To be determined.

City of Pasco, 4920 W. Court St., $1,951,000 for new commercial construction as part of a new fire station. Contractor: To be determined.

Port of Pasco, 4306 Stearman Ave., $524,000 for a new commercial building. Contractor: Port of Pasco.

Kenyon Zero Storage, 5812 Burlington Loop, $392,000 for a commercial addition. Contractor: Engineered Product A Pape.

Pasco School District #1, 1801 E. Sheppard St., $27,000 for a commercial addition. Contractor: To be determined.

Yuriy Dubinets, 3705 Atlanta Lane, $13,6000 for new commercial construction. Contractor: Owner.


RICHLAND

City of Richland, 3102 Twin Bridges Road, $920,000 for new commercial construction at the city landfill. Contractor: Booth & Sons Construction.


BENTON CITY

Petra Atilano, 92806 W. Good Road, $6,900 for a new commercial addition. Contractor: Owner.

Wyckoff Farms, 166301 W. Lemley Road, $12,000 for a commercial addition. Contractor: Bleyhl Farm Service.

Washington State Patrol, 143302 E. Law Lane, $52,500 for a commercial remodel. Contractor: Banlin Construction Company LLC.


FRANKLIN COUNTY

Virgil Burns, 241 Fanning Road, $29,000 for a commercial remodel. Contractor: Owner.

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