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Addition Bnewconres Bremodel 8/4/2013 Permit # Permit Date Owner and Contractor PURPOSE TAX_MAP Address TOTALCOST Addition B131575 07/09/2013 QC GENERAL Contractor Removing two walls on rear addition and replace roof and 092342 1321 38 ST $26,000.00 walls to meet current code requirement and build a new deck. Must be built per Lo Milani drawing. MARK N GNATOVICH Owner $26,000.00 B131778 07/29/2013 HARDING BRUCE L/SHEILA Owner ADDITION TO BACK OF HOUSE, KITCHEN REMODEL 104017-20 3520 22 ST $94,142.00 INSTALL NEW SIDING Custom Remodeling by Dean Taylor Inc. Contractor $94,142.00 bnewconres B131645 07/17/2013 Chicago Title Land Trust Contractor Construction 12x16 shed. 192 square feet. Height may not 11328-3 2300 79 AVE W $1,500.00 exceed 15'. Must be located in back yard. Becky Barnes Owner $1,500.00 B131697 07/19/2013 Jeffrey C Conover Owner Build a new 26'x38' garage. 101816-B 2801 44 ST $22,500.00 Sandy E Lamar Owner $22,500.00 B131741 07/25/2013 Timothy J Knanishu Owner 24 x 24 garage 103314-C 3933 31 AVE $14,000.00 Taylor Garages Inc. Contractor $14,000.00 B131742 07/25/2013 Taylor Garages Inc. Contractor 24 x 30 garage 111423-10-A 1914 65 AVE W $17,000.00 TIMOTHY J MILLER Owner $17,000.00 B131744 07/25/2013 Eagle's Nest of Q.C., LLC Contractor Secondary Stairwell 096471 1721 3 AVE $165,000.00 Eagle's Nest LLC Contractor $165,000.00 Eagle's Nest of Q.C., LLC Contractor 1713 3 AV $165,000.00 Eagle's Nest LLC Contractor $165,000.00 bremodel B131495 07/01/2013 First United Methodist Church Contractor Move wall and change stage and chair lift. 096621 1820 5 AVE $42,700.00 Teel Builders Contractor $42,700.00 B131497 07/01/2013 Prairie Pella Inc. Contractor INSTALL 12 .30 REPLACEMENT WINDOWS 091343 4509 9 AVE $13,790.00 Gina R Rodriguez Owner $13,790.00 B131498 07/01/2013 Durham Remodeling & Repair Contractor INSTALL 16 SQ OF VINYL SIDING AND 15 093058-3 1014 44 ST $13,200.00 REPLACEMENT WINDOWS NOTE WINDOWS MUST BE A MINIMUM OF .35 U-FACTOR. Gary P Gibson Owner $13,200.00 B131500 07/01/2013 BRANDMEYER JAMES V Owner INSTALL FOAM BOARD AND SDIE OVER WITH 23SQ 103314-51 2324 29 1/2 ST $7,120.00 VINYL SIDING Best Improvement Contractor $7,120.00 B131502 07/01/2013 MI Construction Contractor INSTALL 14 SQ VINYL SIDING AND 15 .30 U-FACTOR 103008-11 2508 35 AVE $9,260.00 WINDOWS Kiley A Hudson Owner $9,260.00 B131512 07/02/2013 Gene Heber Owner Install 6 new basemnt windows, side entrance door and man 101921-1 2362 39 ST $3,250.00 door on the garage. JW Summy Contracting Corp Contractor $3,250.00 B131513 07/02/2013 Inez J Laedeke Owner Install 11 new vinyl dh windows, 6 absement windows. 092462 1509 39 ST $5,450.00 1 8/4/2013 Permit # Permit Date Owner and Contractor PURPOSE TAX_MAP Address TOTALCOST B131513 07/02/2013 JW Summy Contracting Corp Contractor Install 11 new vinyl dh windows, 6 absement windows. 092462 1509 39 ST $5,450.00 B131528 07/03/2013 BARNES LUCILLE Owner REPLACING WOOD IN DOOR WAY DUE TO TERMITE 09243 1404 11 ST $300.00 DAMAGE. BARNES LUCILLE Owner $300.00 B131541 07/05/2013 John D Timmer Owner Install 70sq of vinyl siding, trim windows and porch ceilings. 10641-23 3401 46 AVE $16,640.00 ACRI Inc. Contractor $16,640.00 John D Timmer Owner 3401 BLACKHAWK RD $16,640.00 ACRI Inc. Contractor $16,640.00 B131547 07/05/2013 Roy L Yelder Owner Installing 4sq of siding on remainder of the house. 101083 1128 1/2 18 AVE $500.00 MWA Bank Contractor $500.00 Roy L Yelder Owner 1128 18 AV $500.00 MWA Bank Contractor $500.00 B131558 07/08/2013 DEHAVEN BRIAN/HEATHER Owner frame walls and hang dry wall in basement 1031-7 2312 24 1/2 ST $400.00 DEHAVEN BRIAN/HEATHER Owner $400.00 B131559 07/08/2013 Willie N Seward Owner install 18 windows and frame in door 2nd floor add hand 102415 2224 9 ST $24,550.00 rails and other trade work to pull permits all to code EB General Contractor Contractor $24,550.00 B131570 07/08/2013 Scott W Gable Owner Interior drain system and sump pump. 101479 2034 38 ST $4,100.00 Absolutely Dry Basement Waterproofing Contractor $4,100.00 B131588 07/10/2013 THEO SPURGETIS Owner REMOVE DRYWALL INSULATE WALLS AND 10741-84 4302 23 AVE $2,000.00 REPLACE DRYWALL THEO SPURGETIS Owner $2,000.00 B131591 07/10/2013 Denise R Potter Owner INSTALL 75 DRAIN TILE GCFI MUST BE INSTALLED 104333 3821 17 ST $5,986.00 Helitech, Slab Masters dba Contractor $5,986.00 B131592 07/10/2013 Walnut Management, LTD Contractor Repair walls and ceiling, remove and replace (2) doors and 09561 1204 25 ST $5,000.00 (17) windows, install a new vehicle door on the garage also frame in vehicle door and install a man door. 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Contractor $10,500.00 2 8/4/2013 Permit # Permit Date Owner and Contractor PURPOSE TAX_MAP Address TOTALCOST B131649 07/17/2013 Chuck Frick Owner 4010,4012,4102,4104,4108 AND 4010 REMODEL OF 102252 4010 11 ST $216,000.00 STOREFRONT, REPLACE GLASS, FACADEE, PARTION WALLS TO CODE NEW HVAC RESTROOMS GREAT RIVER CONSTRUCTION INC Contractor $216,000.00 B131652 07/17/2013 POMA JOSEPH C/THERESA L Owner Install 27sq of vinyl siding on the house and garage, and 102649 3146 10 ST $16,200.00 replace soffit and fascia. Suburban Construction Contractor $16,200.00 B131653 07/17/2013 Suburban Construction Contractor Installing 7 new replacement windows. 102494 3018 22 AVE $4,090.00 Damon C Gray Owner $4,090.00 B131661 07/17/2013 Sara J Murray Owner REPAIR tRUSS WORK (12) TRUSSES OVER GARAGE 104277 3700 44 ST $4,500.00 DEMO AD PLACE DRYWALL, PLASTER Big River Home Improvement Contractor $4,500.00 B131667 07/18/2013 Beirne Builders Inc. Contractor repair damage due to strom per Townsend Engeering and 104789 4524 41 AVE CT $88,000.00 per code Robert W Pezley Owner $88,000.00 B131669 07/18/2013 Midwest Reconstruction dba MidAmerican Contractor INSTALL TRIPLE SAFE LINER AND 3 PUMPS. 104997 3515 38TH AVE $2,975.00 Basement System Anthony J Mital Owner $2,975.00 B131680 07/19/2013 Prairie Pella Inc. Contractor window replacement per code 102469-B 2123 31 ST $4,825.74 Dale R Bolton Owner $4,825.74 B131685 07/19/2013 Moeller Construction Contractor REMOVE AND REPLACE 17 WINDOWS U-FACTOR .30 112990 8222 9 ST W $5,100.00 QC PROPS LLC Contractor $5,100.00 B131690 07/19/2013 Carolyn F Vance Owner INSTALL 24' DRAIN TILE TIE IN TO EXISTING 101585 1816 44 ST $750.00 TODD'S MUDJACKING SERVICE, INC Contractor $750.00 B131695 07/19/2013 DIANA K MARTIN Owner INSTALL NEW ACRYLIC WALL AND TUB LINER 10794-20 14 HILLCREST CT $5,500.00 Iowa Bath Solutions, LLC dba Bath Fitter Contractor $5,500.00 B131703 07/22/2013 POMPA JOSE/CONSUELO Owner RESIDE ENTIRE HOUSE WITH 4SQ OF SIDING. 092598 636 40 ST $5,000.00 POMPA JOSE/CONSUELO Owner $5,000.00 B131704 07/22/2013 LEONARD DORRANCE D Owner REMOVE AND INSTALL 9 .30 WINDOWS, 4 101989 1857 43 ST $5,750.00 BASEMENT WINDOWS INSTALL HANDRAIL TO BASEMENT JW Summy Contracting Corp Contractor $5,750.00 B131722 07/23/2013 Michael J Daniels Owner Installing new siding on the house. 103996-9 1067 23 AVE $1,100.00 Michael J Daniels Owner $1,100.00 B131726 07/24/2013 William C Pfaff Owner REPLACE OLD DECK WITH NEW ONE 16' X 12' 101813-F 4007 29 AVE $3,445.00 William C Pfaff Owner $3,445.00 B131743 07/25/2013 Russell Construction Co. Inc. Contractor REMODEL OF CENTER FOR STUDENT LIFE'S SOUTH 093033-1 3435 9 1/2 AVE $17,693.00 EAST STAIRWELL. Augustana College of Rock Island Illinois Contractor $17,693.00 B131751 07/26/2013 Advanced Construction & Improvement Co. Contractor Replace two windows u-factor .26 113765 8509 17 ST W $400.00 Carla M Vesey Owner $400.00 3 8/4/2013 Permit # Permit Date Owner and Contractor PURPOSE TAX_MAP Address TOTALCOST B131755 07/26/2013 ARC Contractor WINDOWS ,DOORS,SOFFIT 093535 1617 14TH ST $21,000.00 FASCIA,CONCRETE,PLUMPING'PAITING AND ELECT Express Contracting Contractor $21,000.00 B131756 07/26/2013 JANES RICHARD H Owner REPLACE FRONT DOOR AND TWO WINDOWS 091361 4429 8 AVE $450.00 WINDOWS MUST BE U-FACTOR .32 OR LESS PER CODE.
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