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City of Irving 1 11:30:55AM CO PERMITS ISSUED for the Period 1/1/2014 Thru 12/31/2014 Page 7/19/2018 City of Irving 1 11:30:55AM CO PERMITS ISSUED For the Period 1/1/2014 thru 12/31/2014 Permit Number Permit Type Site Address Application Date Subtype Parcel Number Valuation Issue Date Status of Permit Subdivision Name Block Lot Square Feet Total Fees Fees Paid ** H0812-0009 CO 3950 N STORY RD 0 0.00 0.00 12/2/2008 OFFICE (BUSINESS) 32258720000020000 2,500 SF 1/3/2014 FINALED LAS COLINAS STORY ROAD APARTME Contact Type Contact Name Contact Address 2 AC Phone Number APPLICANT SCOTT STONE (512) 228-2295 BUS. OWNER G S SHADOWS 18 BROAD ST CHARESTON SC 29401 (512) 228-2295 CONTRACTOR TOWNHAVEN CONSTRUCTION LLC6832 E NORTHWEST HWY DALLAS 75231 (214) 801-0052 OWNER FAIRFIELD, PRESIDIO PARK L SAN DIEGO CA 921213722 TENANT THE SHADOWS AT COTTONWOOD ** H1007-0032 CO 2555 ESTERS RD 0.00 0.00 7/8/2010 CHURCH/RELIGIOUS 322317100A0010000 105,028 SF 6/9/2014 FINALED ISLAMIC CENTER OF IRVING Contact Type Contact Name Contact Address A 1 ACS Phone Number APPLICANT ISLAMIC CENTER OF IRVING TENANT ISLAMIC CENTER OF IRVING BUS. OWNER ISLAMIC CENTER OF IRVING CONTRACTOR FRANK DALE CONSTRUCTION LTD 250 BANK ST SOUTHLAKE TX 76092 (817) 329-6100 OWNER NORTH, AMERICAN ISLAMIC TR PO BOX 154401 IRVING TX 750154401 CO 3910-3916 PORTLAND ST 95.00 95.00 H1012-0048 12/15/2010 APARTMENT 32359700020060000 SF 6/6/2014 FINALED NORTHWEST PARK 9TH INST SEC 1 Contact Type Contact Name Contact Address 2 6 Phone Number TENANT ALPINE LIVINGS OWNER MAYER, DAVID ENCINO CA 913162918 APPLICANT SAYEED MAHMUD 3817 ERATH DDR CARROLLTON TX 75010 (214) 601-2506 BUS. OWNER ALPINE IDEAS INC 3817 ERATH DDR CARROLLTON TX 75010 (214) 601-2506 ** H1103-0070 CO 2800 CHEYENNE ST 0.00 0.00 3/21/2011 ACCESSORY BUILDINGS 32353500190130000 1,040 SF 1/3/2014 FINALED NORTHWEST PARK 1ST INST Contact Type Contact Name Contact Address 1 13 Phone Number OWNER IRVING, CITY OF RE:NORTHWEST PARK IRVING TX 750152288 APPLICANT CITY OF IRVING 825 W IRVING BLVD IRVING TX 75061 (214) 721-2501 CONTRACTOR CITY OF IRVING 825 W IRVING BLVD IRVING TX 75061 (214) 721-2501 TENANT NORTHWEST PARK CO 616 E IRVING BLVD 150 130.00 130.00 H1106-0013 6/2/2011 AUTO REPAIR 32322500000020100 780 SF 8/21/2014 FINALED MORRIS-QUILLEN Contact Type Contact Name Contact Address 2.1 A Phone Number APPLICANT WILFREDO A JOYA 200 W UNION BOWER RD #106 IRVING TX 75061 (214) 769-4298 TENANT T & M AUTO REPAIR & TOWING BUS. OWNER WILFREDO A JOYA 200 W UNION BOWER RD #106 IRVING TX 75061 (214) 769-4298 OWNER NGUYEN, DUC MINH IRVING TX 750617880 CO 2508 YORKSHIRE ST 100.00 100.00 H1110-0029 10/10/2011 APARTMENT 32186500030020000 3,492 SF 4/16/2014 FINALED HIGHLAND PARK ESTATES Contact Type Contact Name Contact Address 3 2 Phone Number APPLICANT KYLE PHILLIPS 2727 LBS FREEWAY DALLAS TX 75234 (972) 587-7007 TENANT YORKSHIRETRUST IVG_PERM140C Page 7/19/2018 City of Irving 2 11:30:55AM For the Period 1/1/2014 thru 12/31/2014 Permit Number Permit Type Site Address Application Date Subtype Parcel Number Valuation Issue Date Status of Permit Subdivision Name Block Lot Square Feet Total Fees Fees Paid BUS. OWNER RYAN HEDDLESTON 2727 LBS FREEWAY DALLAS TX 75234 OWNER YORKSHIRETRUST 2727 LBS FREEWAY DALLAS TX 75234 CO 2300 VALLEY VIEW LN 860 100.00 100.00 H1111-0094 11/29/2011 OFFICE (BUSINESS) 323131000A0020000 703 SF 4/10/2014 FINALED METROPORT CENTRAL 1ST INST Contact Type Contact Name Contact Address A 2 Phone Number APPLICANT NELSON HODGES (817) 307-3800 TENANT NELSON HODGES ARCHITECTS LP BUS. OWNER NELSON HODGES 2638 CEDAR VIEW DR ARLINGTON TX 76006 (817) 307-3800 OWNER BOXER PROPERTY 2727 LBJ FREEWAY #610 FARMERS BRANCH TX 75234 (214) 651-7368 CO 2800 W IRVING BLVD A104 0 185.00 185.00 H1204-0095 4/24/2012 RESTAURANT 65106679110060000 1,000 SF 1/16/2014 FINALED MCKINNEY & WMS ABST 1066 PG 79 Contact Type Contact Name Contact Address Phone Number APPLICANT PEDRO HUIDOBRO (210) 322-7079 TENANT CHAMOY LOCO BUS. OWNER PEDRO HUIDOBRO 1803 ESTRADA PK IRVING TX 75061 (210) 322-7079 OWNER SEJ, PROPERTIES LP BEVERLY HILLS CA 902113602 ** H1206-0013 CO 2916 W STORY RD 0 0.00 0.00 6/4/2012 CHURCH/RELIGIOUS 325315500001E0000 5,645 SF 10/2/2014 FINALED STORY ROAD BUSINESS CENTER Contact Type Contact Name Contact Address 1E A Phone Number OWNER EDMONDS, VIRGINIA RUTH 2916 W STORY RD 750383406 (972) 679-8133 APPLICANT ALL NATIONS FULL GOSPEL CHURCH TENANT ALL NATIONS FULL GOSPEL CHURCH BUS. OWNER PASTOR DAVID DONKER 1032 LUKE ST IRVING TX 75061 ** H1207-0032 CO 1295 KINWEST PK 0 0.00 0.00 7/11/2012 INSTITUTIONAL 65019643010025500 0 SF 10/3/2014 FINALED MACARTHUR HILLS ADDITION Contact Type Contact Name Contact Address Phone Number OWNER SHPIV MACARTHUR HILLS LLC 5310 HARVEST HILL RD # 286 DALLAS TX 75230 (214) 871-2155 APPLICANT RICHARD K BLAYLOCK (214) 871-2155 TENANT MACARTHUR HILLS BUS. OWNER SHPIV MACARTHUR HILLS LLC 5310 HARVEST HILL RD # 286 DALLAS TX 75230 (214) 871-2155 CO 3327 WILLOW CREEK DR 0 500.00 500.00 H1207-0068 7/23/2012 APARTMENT 65014309610230000 0 SF 5/23/2014 FINALED JANE BEAN ABST 143 PG 096 Contact Type Contact Name Contact Address Phone Number APPLICANT HOC AGAVE HILL COUNTRY EQUITIE901 S MOPAC BLDG 2 #505 AUSTIN TX 78746 (512) 467-1696 TENANT AGAVE AT WILLOW CREEK BUS. OWNER HOC AGAVE HILL COUNTRY EQUITIE901 S MOPAC BLDG 2 #505 AUSTIN TX 78746 (512) 467-1696 OWNER HOC AGAVE HILL COUNTRY EQUITIE901 S MOPAC BLDG 2 #505 AUSTIN TX 78746 (512) 467-1696 CC MANAGER Carol Boyd (214) 663-9624 ** H1207-0090 CO 3131 PREMIER DR 0 0.00 0.00 7/30/2012 MANUFACTURING/IND 32668000000010000 52,600 SF 10/2/2014 FINALED LAS COLINAS BUS PK 14TH INST Contact Type Contact Name Contact Address 1 ACS Phone Number TENANT COSMETIC LABORATORY INC IVG_PERM140C Page 7/19/2018 City of Irving 3 11:30:55AM For the Period 1/1/2014 thru 12/31/2014 Permit Number Permit Type Site Address Application Date Subtype Parcel Number Valuation Issue Date Status of Permit Subdivision Name Block Lot Square Feet Total Fees Fees Paid OWNER DMJ, REAL ESTATE LLC ARLINGTON TX 760064043 BUS. OWNER COSMETIC LABORATORY INC 3131 PREMIER DR IRVING TX APPLICANT -MOHAMMED KAMAL (469) 544-8150 ** H1208-0089 CO 850 LAKE CAROLYN PK 0 0.00 0.00 8/29/2012 APARTMENT 320044000A0020000 393,754 SF 1/3/2014 FINALED ALTA LAKESHORE LOFTS Contact Type Contact Name Contact Address Phone Number OWNER ACU APARTMENS LIMITED PARTNERS3819 MAPLE AVE DALLAS TX 752193913 (214) 922-8422 APPLICANT MAPLE MULTI FAMILY LLC 3819 MAPLE AVENUE DALLAS TX 75219 (972) 415-9337 CONTRACTOR MAPLE MULTI FAMILY LLC 3819 MAPLE AVENUE DALLAS TX 75219 (972) 415-9337 TENANT ALEXAN URBAN CENTER APTS ENGINEER TERRY J HENKEL BUS. OWNER ACU APARTMENS LIMITED PARTNERS3819 MAPLE AVE DALLAS TX 752193913 (214) 922-8422 CO 2121 W AIRPORT FWY 400 0 100.00 100.00 H1210-0094 10/25/2012 OFFICE (BUSINESS) 65014209110040000 3,500 SF 8/5/2014 FINALED DAVID BROOKS ABST 142 PG 091 Contact Type Contact Name Contact Address Phone Number APPLICANT RICHARD KINKADE (972) 256-4444 TENANT LAW OFFICE OF RICHARD KINKADE BUS. OWNER RICHARD KINKADE 2121 W AIRPORT FWY #400 IRVING TX 75062 (972) 256-4444 OWNER HASTINGS, COVE LTD 5601 BRIDGE ST #504 FORT WORTH TX 76112 (682) 888-4715 CO 2727 W WALNUT HILL LN 0 750.00 750.00 H1211-0007 11/1/2012 APARTMENT 32583500050010000 138,484 SF 7/10/2014 FINALED WESTGATE SQUARE Contact Type Contact Name Contact Address E 1 AC Phone Number APPLICANT KNOLLWOOD APARTMENTS TENANT KNOLLWOOD APARTMENTS BUS. OWNER BJS KNOLLWOOD LLC PO BOX 950 MCKINNEY TX 75070 (972) 548-8634 OWNER BJS KNOLLWOOD LLC PO BOX 950 MCKINNEY TX 75070 (972) 548-8634 CO 1125 COKER ST 0 100.00 100.00 H1301-0029 1/11/2013 MANUFACTURING/IND 32346500200070000 1,200 SF 11/20/2014 FINALED NORTHGATE WEST 8 Contact Type Contact Name Contact Address 20 7 Phone Number APPLICANT CURRYTOS, LLC TENANT CURRYTOS, LLC BUS. OWNER ASH SHARIFF 1129 COKER ST IRVING TX 75062 (786) 280-1786 OWNER RAMJI, PARTNERS LLC 825 W ROYAL LN #250 IRVING TX 75039 (214) 436-1101 ** H1301-0055 CO 300 E JOHN W CARPENTER FWY 400 0 0.00 0.00 1/18/2013 OFFICE (BUSINESS) 32257960000010000 20,044 SF 11/19/2014 FINALED LAS COLINAS AREA 3 REV 5TH INS Contact Type Contact Name Contact Address 1 Phone Number OWNER CBRE INVESTORS 300 E JOHN W CARPENTER FWY 500 IRVING TX 75062 (972) 541-0116 APPLICANT MAPP CONSTRUCTION LLC 3131 TURTLE CREEK #1300 DALLAS TX 75219 (214) 267-0700 CONTRACTOR MAPP CONSTRUCTION LLC 3131 TURTLE CREEK #1300 DALLAS TX 75219 (214) 267-0700 TENANT GENERAL ELECTRIC BUS. OWNER -GE CAPITAL- 300 E JOHN W CARPENTER FWY 500 IRVING TX 75062 (972) 819-2601 IVG_PERM140C Page 7/19/2018 City of Irving 4 11:30:55AM CO PERMITS ISSUED For the Period 1/1/2014 thru 12/31/2014 Permit Number Permit Type Site Address Application Date Subtype Parcel Number Valuation Issue Date Status of Permit Subdivision Name Block Lot Square Feet Total Fees Fees Paid ** H1301-0056 CO 300 E JOHN W CARPENTER FWY 300 0 0.00 0.00 1/18/2013 OFFICE (BUSINESS) 32257960000010000 20,044 SF 9/11/2014 FINALED LAS COLINAS AREA 3 REV 5TH INS Contact Type Contact Name Contact Address 1 Phone Number OWNER CBRE INVESTORS 300 E JOHN W CARPENTER FWY 500 IRVING TX 75062 (972) 541-0116 APPLICANT MAPP CONSTRUCTION LLC 3131 TURTLE CREEK #1300 DALLAS TX 75219 (214) 267-0700 CONTRACTOR MAPP CONSTRUCTION LLC 3131 TURTLE CREEK #1300 DALLAS TX 75219 (214) 267-0700 TENANT GENERAL ELECTRIC BUS.
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