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Greensboro's Building Permit Report 2014 GREENSBORO'S BUILDING PERMIT REPORT 2014 Total Permits: 4,101 Total Permit Fee: $967,193 Total Building Cost: $461,897,076 ADDRESS ISSUE DATE STATUS C/R SQ. FT. FEE COST OCC. APP. CONTRACTOR 7031 104 ALBERT PICK RD 27409 03-Jan-14 F C 2,992 $93 $22,707 BS AL HIGHWOODS REALTY LTD PA 201 ALMA PINNIX DR 27405 02-Jan-14 F C 3,920 $170 $45,000 ED NC GUIL CO SCHOOLS - MODULA 1016 BATTLEGROUND AVE 27408 16-Jan-14 I C 875 $87 $67,500 ST AL C I P CONSTRUCTION, CO 1016 BATTLEGROUND AVE 27408 22-Jan-14 I C 396 $498 $127,227 SI NC C I P CONSTRUCTION, CO 1715 BATTLEGROUND AVE 27408 15-Jan-14 F C 13 $55 $2,167 BS NC SIGNS UNLIMITED, INC 1724 104 BATTLEGROUND AVE 27408 06-Jan-14 I C 36 $63 $4,554 BS NC BRAVO SIGNS, INC 1740 BATTLEGROUND AVE 27408 22-Jan-14 F C 0 $55 $1,000 AB MS Tenant Permit 2501 BATTLEGROUND AVE 27408 13-Jan-14 F C 61 $76 $7,717 SI NC BURTON SIGNWORKS, INC 2504 BATTLEGROUND AVE 27408 21-Jan-14 F C 5,500 $1,633 $548,000 MR NC KIRKLAND, INC 2939 C BATTLEGROUND AVE 27408 10-Jan-14 F C 0 $55 $1,000 AB MS Tenant Permit 3918 BATTLEGROUND AVE 27410 28-Jan-14 F C 980 $84 $15,000 BS AL TIM FOWLER CONSTRUCTION 3918 BATTLEGROUND AVE 27410 15-Jan-14 I C 16 $68 $5,793 BS NC DAVIS SIGN COMPANY, INC 707 E BESSEMER AVE 27405 21-Jan-14 I C 0 $45 $1,000 AS MS *** OWNER *** 4205 BLAZING STAR LN 21-Jan-14 F C 8,243 $446 $256,650 AS AL STERLING BUILDING GROUP 1420 BOSTON RD 08-Jan-14 I C 0 $148 $25,000 BS AD COMMUNICATION NETWORK 1301 BRIDFORD PKWY 27407 30-Jan-14 F C 18 $54 $4,000 SI MS FRAZIER SIGNS 6200 BRYAN PARK RD 27214 15-Jan-14 F C 400 $212 $39,220 FI AD HAMLETT ASSOCIATES, INC 7205 CESSNA DR 27409 27-Jan-14 F C 0 $57 $5,000 FI AL DODSON & CHATMAN 7205 CESSNA DR 27409 28-Jan-14 F C 192 $81 $15,000 FI AL DODSON & CHATMAN 311 F N CHIMNEY ROCK RD 21-Jan-14 F C 195 $72 $10,475 ST AL KIRKLAND, INC 4701 CHIMNEY SPRINGS DR 27407 15-Jan-14 F C 0 $55 $1,000 DC MS *** OWNER *** 2107 N CHURCH ST 27405 14-Jan-14 I C 50 $45 $1,000 MR AL WALKER CONSTRUCTION SER 906 CRIDLAND RD 27408 06-Jan-14 F C 92 $96 $21,436 MR AL Tenant Permit 201 105 N ELM ST 10-Jan-14 F C 900 $66 $10,400 AS AL FACILITY RESOURCE MANAG 301 N ELM ST 09-Jan-14 I C 800 $292 $100,000 BS AL FLETES FIRST, LLC 1200 N ELM ST 27401 14-Jan-14 F C 35 $93 $12,000 SI NC GRAPHIC SYSTEMS INTERNAT 1200 N ELM ST 27401 14-Jan-14 F C 35 $93 $12,500 SI NC GRAPHIC SYSTEMS INTERNAT 1200 N ELM ST 27401 14-Jan-14 F C 35 $93 $12,000 SI NC GRAPHIC SYSTEMS INTERNAT 1200 N ELM ST 27401 14-Jan-14 F C 35 $93 $12,000 SI NC GRAPHIC SYSTEMS INTERNAT 1200 N ELM ST 27401 14-Jan-14 F C 87 $157 $27,500 SI NC GRAPHIC SYSTEMS INTERNAT 1200 N ELM ST 27401 14-Jan-14 F C 87 $157 $27,500 SI NC GRAPHIC SYSTEMS INTERNAT 1200 N ELM ST 27401 14-Jan-14 F C 87 $157 $27,500 SI NC GRAPHIC SYSTEMS INTERNAT 1200 N ELM ST 27401 14-Jan-14 F C 66 $127 $19,674 SI NC GRAPHIC SYSTEMS INTERNAT 3610 N ELM ST 09-Jan-14 I C 13 $51 $1,645 SI NC BRAVO SIGNS, INC Tuesday, February 10, 2015 Page 1 of 112 ADDRESS ISSUE DATE STATUS C/R SQ. FT. FEE COST OCC. APP. CONTRACTOR 3903 200 N ELM ST 27-Jan-14 F C 6,802 $791 $298,763 BS IU LANDMARK BLDRS OF THE T 220 S ELM ST 27401 30-Jan-14 I C 1,365 $45 $1,000 OT MS Tenant Permit 307 S ENGLISH ST 06-Jan-14 F C 5,600 $126 $37,968 AP AL PULL CONSTRUCTION CO, INC 311 S ENGLISH ST 06-Jan-14 I C 0 $135 $47,141 AP AL PULL CONSTRUCTION CO, INC 223 D FOUR SEASONS TOWN CTR 14-Jan-14 F C 2,026 $490 $250,000 MR AL BUILDRITE CONSTRUCTION C 212 W FRIENDLY AVE 27401 14-Jan-14 F C 1,133 $174 $70,000 CN AL ADVANTAGE MAINTENANCE 803 E FRIENDLY CENTER RD 27408 31-Jan-14 F C 1,920 $114 $30,000 BS AL D H GRIFFIN CONST CO, LLC 410 G GALLIMORE DAIRY RD 27409 08-Jan-14 F C 1,000 $54 $7,000 BS AL TBK CONSTRUCTION, LLC 700 3A GRANITE ST 27403 10-Jan-14 F C 0 $72 $11,000 AP AL SLATE INSTALLATIONS OF NC 700 4A GRANITE ST 27403 10-Jan-14 F C 0 $72 $11,000 AP AL SLATE INSTALLATIONS OF NC 700 2A GRANITE ST 27403 10-Jan-14 F C 0 $72 $11,000 AP AL SLATE INSTALLATIONS OF NC 717 GREEN VALLEY RD 16-Jan-14 I C 10,166 $356 $259,790 BS AL TRISTAR CONSTRUCTION, INC 2510 GREENGATE DR 27406 07-Jan-14 F C 30,400 $230 $68,741 BS RF MID SOUTH ROOF SYSTEMS 2611 GREENGATE DR 27406 03-Jan-14 I C 532 $48 $67,843 HZ AL *** OWNER *** 104 1A GROVECREST WAY 06-Jan-14 F C 1,374 $46 $1,000 AP NC CAMPUS CREST 104 1B GROVECREST WAY 06-Jan-14 F C 1,374 $46 $1,000 AP NC CAMPUS CREST 104 1C GROVECREST WAY 06-Jan-14 F C 1,374 $46 $1,000 AP NC CAMPUS CREST 104 1D GROVECREST WAY 06-Jan-14 F C 1,374 $46 $1,000 AP NC CAMPUS CREST 104 1G GROVECREST WAY 06-Jan-14 F C 1,374 $46 $1,000 AP NC CAMPUS CREST 104 1F GROVECREST WAY 06-Jan-14 F C 1,374 $46 $1,000 AP NC CAMPUS CREST 104 1H GROVECREST WAY 06-Jan-14 F C 1,374 $46 $1,000 AP NC CAMPUS CREST 104 1E GROVECREST WAY 06-Jan-14 F C 1,374 $46 $1,000 AP NC CAMPUS CREST 104 2E GROVECREST WAY 06-Jan-14 F C 1,374 $46 $1,000 AP NC CAMPUS CREST 104 2A GROVECREST WAY 06-Jan-14 F C 1,374 $46 $1,000 AP NC CAMPUS CREST 104 2C GROVECREST WAY 06-Jan-14 F C 1,374 $46 $1,000 AP NC CAMPUS CREST 104 2D GROVECREST WAY 06-Jan-14 F C 1,374 $46 $1,000 AP NC CAMPUS CREST 104 2B GROVECREST WAY 06-Jan-14 F C 1,374 $46 $1,000 AP NC CAMPUS CREST 104 3B GROVECREST WAY 06-Jan-14 F C 1,374 $46 $1,000 AP NC CAMPUS CREST 104 2G GROVECREST WAY 06-Jan-14 F C 1,374 $46 $1,000 AP NC CAMPUS CREST 104 3A GROVECREST WAY 06-Jan-14 F C 1,374 $46 $1,000 AP NC CAMPUS CREST 104 2F GROVECREST WAY 06-Jan-14 F C 1,374 $46 $1,000 AP NC CAMPUS CREST 104 2H GROVECREST WAY 06-Jan-14 F C 1,374 $46 $1,000 AP NC CAMPUS CREST 104 3D GROVECREST WAY 06-Jan-14 F C 1,374 $46 $1,000 AP NC CAMPUS CREST 104 3C GROVECREST WAY 06-Jan-14 F C 1,374 $46 $1,000 AP NC CAMPUS CREST 104 3E GROVECREST WAY 06-Jan-14 F C 1,374 $46 $1,000 AP NC CAMPUS CREST 104 4C GROVECREST WAY 06-Jan-14 F C 1,374 $46 $1,000 AP NC CAMPUS CREST 104 4B GROVECREST WAY 06-Jan-14 F C 1,374 $46 $1,000 AP NC CAMPUS CREST 104 3F GROVECREST WAY 06-Jan-14 F C 1,374 $46 $1,000 AP NC CAMPUS CREST 104 3G GROVECREST WAY 06-Jan-14 F C 1,374 $46 $1,000 AP NC CAMPUS CREST Tuesday, February 10, 2015 Page 2 of 112 ADDRESS ISSUE DATE STATUS C/R SQ. FT. FEE COST OCC. APP. CONTRACTOR 104 3H GROVECREST WAY 06-Jan-14 F C 1,374 $46 $1,000 AP NC CAMPUS CREST 104 4A GROVECREST WAY 06-Jan-14 F C 1,374 $46 $1,000 AP NC CAMPUS CREST 104 4E GROVECREST WAY 06-Jan-14 F C 1,374 $46 $1,000 AP NC CAMPUS CREST 104 4D GROVECREST WAY 06-Jan-14 F C 1,374 $46 $1,000 AP NC CAMPUS CREST 104 4F GROVECREST WAY 06-Jan-14 F C 1,374 $46 $1,000 AP NC CAMPUS CREST 104 4G GROVECREST WAY 06-Jan-14 F C 1,374 $46 $1,000 AP NC CAMPUS CREST 104 4H GROVECREST WAY 06-Jan-14 F C 1,374 $46 $1,000 AP NC CAMPUS CREST 106 1A GROVECREST WAY 06-Jan-14 F C 1,505 $46 $1,000 AP NC CAMPUS CREST 106 1B GROVECREST WAY 06-Jan-14 F C 1,505 $46 $1,000 AP NC CAMPUS CREST 106 1D GROVECREST WAY 06-Jan-14 F C 1,505 $46 $1,000 AP NC CAMPUS CREST 106 1C GROVECREST WAY 06-Jan-14 F C 1,505 $46 $1,000 AP NC CAMPUS CREST 106 3B GROVECREST WAY 06-Jan-14 F C 1,505 $46 $1,000 AP NC CAMPUS CREST 106 2B GROVECREST WAY 06-Jan-14 F C 1,505 $46 $1,000 AP NC CAMPUS CREST 106 3A GROVECREST WAY 06-Jan-14 F C 1,505 $46 $1,000 AP NC CAMPUS CREST 106 3C GROVECREST WAY 06-Jan-14 F C 1,505 $46 $1,000 AP NC CAMPUS CREST 106 2D GROVECREST WAY 06-Jan-14 F C 1,505 $46 $1,000 AP NC CAMPUS CREST 106 2C GROVECREST WAY 06-Jan-14 F C 1,505 $46 $1,000 AP NC CAMPUS CREST 106 4A GROVECREST WAY 06-Jan-14 F C 1,505 $46 $1,000 AP NC CAMPUS CREST 106 4B GROVECREST WAY 06-Jan-14 F C 1,505 $46 $1,000 AP NC CAMPUS CREST 106 4D GROVECREST WAY 06-Jan-14 F C 1,505 $46 $1,000 AP NC CAMPUS CREST 106 4C GROVECREST WAY 06-Jan-14 F C 1,505 $46 $1,000 AP NC CAMPUS CREST 106 3D GROVECREST WAY 06-Jan-14 F C 1,505 $46 $1,000 AP NC CAMPUS CREST 117 4D GROVECREST WAY 23-Jan-14 F C 1,505 $46 $1,000 AP NC CAMPUS CREST 117 GROVECREST WAY 23-Jan-14 F C 24,076 $3,620 $2,532,530 SO NC CAMPUS CREST 117 4C GROVECREST WAY 23-Jan-14 F C 1,505 $46 $1,000 AP NC CAMPUS CREST 117 4B GROVECREST WAY 23-Jan-14 F C 1,505 $46 $1,000 AP NC CAMPUS CREST 117 4A GROVECREST WAY 23-Jan-14 F C 1,505 $46 $1,000 AP NC CAMPUS CREST 117 3D GROVECREST WAY 23-Jan-14 F C 1,505 $46 $1,000 AP NC CAMPUS CREST 117 3B GROVECREST WAY 23-Jan-14 F C 1,505 $46 $1,000 AP NC CAMPUS CREST 117 3C GROVECREST WAY 23-Jan-14 F C 1,505 $46 $1,000 AP NC CAMPUS CREST 117 3A GROVECREST WAY 23-Jan-14 F C 1,505 $46 $1,000 AP NC CAMPUS CREST 117 2D GROVECREST WAY 23-Jan-14 F C 1,505 $46 $1,000 AP NC CAMPUS CREST 117 1C GROVECREST WAY 23-Jan-14 F C 1,505 $46 $1,000 AP NC CAMPUS CREST 117 2B GROVECREST WAY 23-Jan-14 F C 1,505 $46 $1,000 AP NC CAMPUS CREST 117 2A GROVECREST WAY 23-Jan-14 F C 1,505 $46 $1,000 AP NC CAMPUS CREST 117 2C GROVECREST WAY 23-Jan-14 F C 1,505 $46 $1,000 AP NC CAMPUS CREST 117 1D GROVECREST WAY 23-Jan-14 F C 1,505 $46 $1,000 AP NC CAMPUS CREST 117 1B GROVECREST WAY 23-Jan-14 F C 1,505 $46 $1,000 AP NC CAMPUS CREST 117 1A GROVECREST WAY 23-Jan-14 F C 1,505 $46 $1,000 AP NC CAMPUS CREST Tuesday, February 10, 2015 Page 3 of 112 ADDRESS ISSUE DATE STATUS C/R SQ.
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