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Rapid City Permit Summary Report City of Rapid City Date Range Between 1/1/2020 and 12/31/2020 Number of Type/SubType Permits Issued Valuation of Work Fees Charged AIR QUALITY 39 $122,500.00 $5,600.00 340 CONST 1-5 ACRES 14 $18,500.00 $1,950.00 340 PARK STOR UNPAVD 4 $10,000.00 $400.00 340 CONST 5 ACRES 17 $76,000.00 $2,800.00 340 COMPLIANCE PLAN 4 $18,000.00 $450.00 COMMERCIAL 60 $105,121,857.00 $800,247.26 327 STORE CUST SRV 11 $13,092,198.00 $137,714.71 105 5 FAM DWELLING 22 $70,852,000.00 $517,512.35 329 STRUCT NOT BLDG 3 $874,075.00 $9,530.14 328 SHED BARN ACCESS 11 $1,039,800.00 $16,965.00 324 OFFICE/BANK/PROF 7 $12,337,728.00 $89,309.06 214 NONHSEKPNG SHELT 1 $1,053,656.00 $9,646.28 104 3 4 FAM DWELLING 4 $1,760,000.00 $18,735.72 318 AMUSEMENT & REC 1 $4,112,400.00 $834.00 COMMERCIAL OTHER 182 $40,225,300.92 $367,814.04 437 ALT 142 $27,033,555.92 $233,383.52 710 PARKING LOT 5 $2,181,600.00 $27,337.01 437 ADD 23 $8,435,053.00 $81,060.34 FOOTING FOUNDATION 10 $2,087,909.00 $22,716.17 436 COM ROOFING 1 $12,183.00 $223.25 342 SITE IMPROVEMENT 1 $475,000.00 $3,093.75 DEMOLITION 49 $1,411,100.00 $13,823.10 649 OTHER NON RES 32 $1,303,601.00 $12,458.10 645 1 FAM DWELLING 7 $79,199.00 $830.00 644 OTHER RES 10 $28,300.00 $535.00 ELECTRICAL 176 $1,258,270.00 $18,178.25 660 ALT RESIDENTIAL 64 $130,110.00 $5,417.00 660 ALT COMMERCIAL 66 $919,247.00 $7,570.25 660 NEW RESIDENTIAL 22 $152,263.00 $2,521.00 660 NEW COMMERCIAL 4 $3,700.00 $370.00 660 Service Change 20 $52,950.00 $2,300.00 FIRE ALTERATION 59 $1,546,505.00 $9,480.00 336 ALARM 26 $275,719.00 $3,855.00 Printed: Monday, 04 January, 2021 1 of 4 Rapid City Permit Summary Report City of Rapid City Date Range Between 1/1/2020 and 12/31/2020 337 SPECIAL EXTINGUISHMENT 2 $8,000.00 $107.00 337 SPRINKLER 31 $1,262,786.00 $5,518.00 FIRE NEW CONSTRUCTION 50 $1,296,616.00 $18,054.00 337 SPRINKLER 30 $1,046,961.00 $14,371.00 336 ALARM 17 $242,483.00 $3,362.00 337 SPECIAL EXTINGUISHMENT 3 $7,172.00 $321.00 FIRE OTHER 1 337 BLASTING 1 FIRE RETROFIT 18 $546,337.00 $3,408.00 337 SPRINKLER 11 $435,094.00 $2,670.00 336 ALARM 7 $111,243.00 $738.00 FUEL GAS 56 $68,849.00 $2,477.00 671 ALT RESIDENTIAL 39 $34,744.00 $1,500.00 671 ALT COMMERCIAL 9 $23,755.00 $620.75 671 New Piping 6 $7,450.00 $282.25 671 New Residential 2 $2,900.00 $74.00 MECHANICAL 82 $1,437,484.00 $14,696.05 680 ALT RESIDENTIAL 33 $126,336.00 $2,343.00 680 ALT COMMERCIAL 23 $1,154,912.00 $9,700.05 671 ALT RESIDENTIAL 1 $3,800.00 $91.00 680 New Residential 13 $93,133.00 $1,451.75 670 ALT COMMERCIAL 1 $6,500.00 $199.25 660 ALT RESIDENTIAL 1 $7,200.00 $152.00 680 Furnace A/C Chng 4 $21,950.00 $315.00 680 Manf Home 1 $4,500.00 $72.00 680 Add A/C 1 $3,203.00 $63.00 680 Fireplace/Stove 4 $15,950.00 $309.00 OL ELECTRICAL 114 $287,754.00 $9,308.00 660 ALT RESIDENTIAL 45 $130,348.00 $3,664.00 660 ALT COMMERCIAL 12 $46,425.00 $865.00 660 ELEC SERVICE 54 $106,981.00 $4,594.00 660 SIGN 3 $4,000.00 $185.00 OL MECHANICAL 264 $1,259,322.53 $22,028.75 680 HVAC RES 3000 98 $264,982.65 $5,321.25 680 HVAC RES 6000 93 $427,714.85 $7,533.00 680 HVAC COM 6000 14 $68,505.47 $1,665.00 Printed: Monday, 04 January, 2021 2 of 4 Rapid City Permit Summary Report City of Rapid City Date Range Between 1/1/2020 and 12/31/2020 680 HVAC COM 3000 7 $14,581.00 $582.75 680 HVAC RES 9000 28 $224,368.84 $3,024.00 680 HVAC RES 12000 10 $129,145.74 $1,397.00 680 HVAC COM 12000 7 $70,086.37 $1,335.00 680 HVAC COM 9000 7 $59,937.61 $1,170.75 OTHER PERMITS 30 $984,500.00 $3,733.00 800 MANF HOUSING 24 $925,500.00 $3,025.00 690 MOVING 4 $19,000.00 $400.00 650 Sign 2 $40,000.00 $308.00 PARKING 39 $6,970.00 801 DOWNTOWN PARKING 39 $6,970.00 PLUMBING 24 $234,931.14 $2,980.75 670 ALT RESIDENTIAL 16 $41,781.14 $843.00 670 ALT COMMERCIAL 4 $168,000.00 $1,645.25 670 New Residential 4 $25,150.00 $492.50 RESIDENTIAL 768 $67,987,075.58 $610,765.12 101 NEW 1 DETACHED 241 $51,911,811.00 $432,894.80 434 RES ALT ADD 438 $10,257,777.58 $122,376.29 438 RES GRG/CARPORT 52 $991,011.00 $12,538.35 102 NEW 1 ATTACHED 18 $3,549,807.00 $29,830.20 670 ALT RESIDENTIAL 1 $16,000.00 $198.00 103 2 FAM DWELLING 2 $484,989.00 $5,063.28 800 MANF HOUSING 1 $15,000.00 $129.00 434 Res Alt / Add 8 $104,952.00 $1,520.55 101 FOOTING FND 7 $655,728.00 $6,214.65 RIGHT OF WAY 229 $819,675.36 $77,608.22 333 COMM SIDEWALK 4 $16,500.00 $290.00 339 STREET CUTS 4 $50.00 339 UTILITY 60 $300,000.00 $310.00 332 RES SIDEWALK 39 $52,675.00 $1,030.00 330 RES APPROACH 29 $96,900.00 $2,620.39 331 COMM DRIVE APPRO 10 $29,850.00 $480.00 339 OTHER OCCUPY 39 $3,500.00 $595.00 339 CONSTRUCTION FEES 41 $318,750.36 $72,202.83 335 SUMP DISCHARGE 2 334 CURB GUTTER 1 $1,500.00 $30.00 Printed: Monday, 04 January, 2021 3 of 4 Rapid City Permit Summary Report City of Rapid City Date Range Between 1/1/2020 and 12/31/2020 ROOFING 2648 $35,150,316.91 $378,302.65 435 RES ROOFING 2525 $26,436,495.74 $304,366.65 436 COM ROOFING 123 $8,713,821.17 $73,936.00 SIGN 122 $1,914,349.18 $35,303.44 650 COMB WALL POLE 4 $61,193.00 $1,485.17 650 WALL 92 $656,992.18 $18,029.85 650 GROUND 9 $450,461.00 $6,257.82 650 POLE 9 $557,203.00 $6,763.09 650 TEMP 30 DAY 4 $3,000.00 $222.00 650 PEDESTRIAN 3 $5,500.00 $277.88 650 Off Premises 1 $180,000.00 $2,267.63 SITE PERMITS 45 $5,771,500.00 $24,876.76 705 FLOOD PLAIN 12 $15,000.00 $500.00 700 GRADING 23 $5,437,000.00 $17,407.10 695 EROS SEDIMENT 8 $43,500.00 $3,350.00 760 Retaining Wall 2 $276,000.00 $3,619.66 TEMPORARY USE 15 $15,000.00 $1,750.00 720 14 DAY TEMP 5 $5,000.00 $250.00 720 GREENHOUSE 8 $8,000.00 $1,200.00 720 120-Day Temp 2 $2,000.00 $300.00 Totals: 5070 $267,459,243.62 $2,427,404.39 Printed: Monday, 04 January, 2021 4 of 4 City of Rapid City Community Planning & Development Services Division of Building Services Building Permit's Issued for the Month of 1/1/2020 Building Permits Totals Building Permits Issued: 5070 Building Permit Fees Assessed: $2,474,680.88 Building Permit Fees Collected: $2,474,680.88 Building Permit Vaulation: $272,250,578.62 Date Range of Report 1/1/2020 to 12/31/2020 Printed on 1/4/2021 Rapid City Building Permit Report 1/1/2020 2 Permit SubType: 101 FOOTING FND Permit No Permit Type Address Owner Valuation Total Fees Paid Fees Permit Funding SubType Status Parcel Number Contractor Description Date Issued CIBP20-4212 RESIDENTIAL 1024 SHAPE CT SODAK $235,075.00 $1,976.25 $1,976.25 DEVELOPMENT COMPANY 101 FOOTING PRIVATE FND 9/30/2020 ISSUED 3803284009 TNT HOMES & NEW SFD ATT GARAGE CONSTRUCTION CIBP20-5283 RESIDENTIAL 2119 E PHILADELPHIA HUNTER HOMES LLC $140,796.00 $1,423.70 $1,423.70 ST 101 FOOTING PRIVATE FND 11/4/2020 ISSUED 2132253008 HUNTER HOMES LLC NEW SFD ATT GARAGE CIBP20-5980 RESIDENTIAL 616 SAINT CLOUD ST KUCHENBECKER $5,500.00 $89.10 $89.10 NICOLE 101 FOOTING PRIVATE FND 12/16/2020 ISSUED 3701311015 THOMPSON repair foundation and frame exterior walls only CONSTRUCTION CIBP20-5585 RESIDENTIAL 2837 HORIZON PT TABLEROCK INC $10,000.00 $228.70 $228.70 101 FOOTING PRIVATE FND 11/16/2020 ISSUED 3711428013 SLATE RIDGE footing and foundation only BUILDERS CIBP20-5586 RESIDENTIAL 2833 HORIZON PT TABLEROCK INC $10,000.00 $228.70 $228.70 101 FOOTING PRIVATE FND 11/16/2020 ISSUED 3711428012 SLATE RIDGE footing and foundation only BUILDERS CIBP20-6060 RESIDENTIAL 1002 GLADYS ST SECREST BO R $10,750.00 $261.00 $261.00 101 FOOTING PRIVATE FND 12/23/2020 ISSUED 2023278012 finish basement CIBP20-4470 RESIDENTIAL 574 RANCHESTER ST MEHLHAFF $243,607.00 $2,007.20 $2,007.20 CONSTRUCTION INC 101 FOOTING PRIVATE FND 9/30/2020 ISSUED 3713351010 MEHLHAFF NEW SFD ATT GARAGE CONSTRUCTION - Jeff Totals for Permit SubType: 101 FOOTING FND Permits Issued: 7 Permit Fees Assessed: $6,214.65 Permit Fees Collected: $6,214.65 Permit Vaulation: $655,728.00 Permits No Fee: $0.00 Rapid City Building Permit Report 1/1/2020 3 Permit SubType: 101 New 1 Detached Permit No Permit Type Address Owner Valuation Total Fees Paid Fees Permit Funding SubType Status Parcel Number Contractor Description Date Issued CIBP20-4514 RESIDENTIAL 821 DIAMOND RIDGE YASMEEN DREAM II $148,351.00 $1,429.65 $1,429.65 BLVD LLC 101 New 1 PRIVATE Detached 10/18/2020 ISSUED 3804152018 HUNTER HOMES LLC NEW SFD ATTACHED GARAGE CIBP20-4520 RESIDENTIAL 814 DIAMOND RIDGE HUNTER HOMES LLC $153,047.00 $1,445.05 $1,445.05 BLVD 101 New 1 Detached 10/19/2020 ISSUED 3804151020 HUNTER HOMES LLC REROOF CIBP20-4521 RESIDENTIAL 845 DIAMOND RIDGE YASMEEN DREAM II $222,268.00 $1,689.55 $1,689.55 BLVD LLC 101 New 1 PRIVATE Detached 10/19/2020 ISSUED 3804152014 HUNTER HOMES LLC NEW SFD ATTACHED GARAGE CIBP20-4142 RESIDENTIAL 4448 AVENUE A BOOM $129,610.00 $1,381.35 $1,381.35 CONSTRUCTION INC 101 New 1 Detached 9/30/2020 ISSUED 3803330007 BOOM new sfd att garage CONSTRUCTION INC CIBP20-3776 RESIDENTIAL 2229 E PHILADELPHIA HUNTER HOMES LLC $140,402.00 $1,423.70 $1,423.70 ST 101 New 1 PRIVATE Detached 9/18/2020 ISSUED 2132253015 HUNTER HOMES LLC NEW SFD ATTACHED GARAGE CIBP20-3807 RESIDENTIAL 2227 PINECREST DR SNYDER DAVID W $547,153.00 $3,350.03 $3,350.03 101 New 1 PRIVATE Detached 9/17/2020 ISSUED 3709151005 MEHLHAFF NEW SFD ATT GARAGE CONSTRUCTION CIBP20-3924 RESIDENTIAL 857 DIAMOND RIDGE HUNTER HOMES LLC $143,642.00 $1,359.65 $1,359.65 BLVD 101 New 1 PRIVATE Detached 9/24/2020 ISSUED 3804152012 HUNTER HOMES LLC NEW SFD ATT GARAGE CIBP20-3925 RESIDENTIAL 856 DIAMOND RIDGE HUNTER HOMES LLC $227,187.00 $1,704.95 $1,704.95 BLVD 101 New 1 PRIVATE Detached 9/24/2020 ISSUED 3804151013 HUNTER HOMES LLC NEW SFD ATT GARAGE CIBP20-3926 RESIDENTIAL 851 DIAMOND RIDGE HUNTER HOMES LLC $220,918.00 $1,681.85 $1,681.85 BLVD 101 New 1 PRIVATE Detached 9/24/2020 ISSUED 3804152013 HUNTER HOMES LLC NEW SFD ATT GARAGE CIBP20-2534 RESIDENTIAL 2328 GOLDEN EAGLE ELLIOTT MICHAEL J $699,642.00 $4,043.52 $4,043.52 DR 101 NEW 1 PRIVATE DETACHED 8/19/2020 ISSUED 3722452002 LAGE NEW SFD ATT GARAGE Rapid City Building Permit Report 1/1/2020 4 CONSTRUCTION INC.
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  • 27 CFR Ch. I (4–1–20 Edition) § 9.161

    27 CFR Ch. I (4–1–20 Edition) § 9.161

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  • When Going Fishing

    When Going Fishing

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  • Group I Nicholson Collection

    Group I Nicholson Collection

    PROVIDENCE PUBLIC LIBRARY Special Collections Department Nicholson MSS Nicholson Whaling Manuscript Collection OVERVIEW OF THE COLLECTION Number: Nicholson MSS Title: Nicholson Whaling Manuscript Collection Creator: C. Paul Nicholson Dates: 19th-20th centuries Media: Papers Quantity: 63 boxes and assorted volumes ORGANIZATION OF THE COLLECTION The collection is organized in subgroups by ship and topic. The subgroups are as follows: Subgroup 1: Ship's Papers Brig Eunice H. Adams of Edgartown Subgroup 2: Ship's Papers Whaling Bark Minnesota of Edgartown Subgroup 3: Ship's Papers Whaling Schooner E. H. Hatfield of Edgartown Subgroup 4: Ship's Papers Whaling Schooner Hattie E. Smith Subgroup 5: Ship's Papers, Whaling Schooner Emma Jane of Edgartown under the management of Samuel Osborn, Jr. of Edgartown, Massachusetts Subgroup 6: Whaling Schooner Aurora of Edgartown under the management of Subgroup 7: Ship's Papers, Whaling bark Clarice of Edgartown Subgroup 8: Whaling Brig/Bark Mattapoisett Subgroup 9: Whaling Ship Charles Phelps/Progress of Stonington Subgroup 10: Whaling Ship Betsey Williams Subgroup 11: Bark Perry of Edgartown Subgroup 12: Bark Courser of New Bedford Subgroup 13: Miscellaneous whaling and sealing ships Subgroup 14: Ship America of Stonington Subgroup 15: Schooner Thomas Hunt of Stonington Subgroup 16: Charles Henry Wilbur Collection Subgroup 17: Ship Lion of Providence Subgroup 18: Bark Robert Morrison Subgroup 19: Beetle Papers Subgroup 20: Mowry Collection of whaling correspondence Subgroup 21: Dering Whaling Correspondence