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Marketing Report January 2017.Pdf HOWARD COUNTY - DILP MARKETING ANALYSIS REPORT - BUILDING From Date: 01/01/2017 To Date: 01/31/2017 Property Owner Name of Contractor Description of Work Issue Date Permit Type Permit # Address of Site Contractor Phone Subdivision Planning Area Residential Residential Addition Single B16004770 MONROE THOMAS H COVEY CONTRUCTION & SFD/ TWO 1-STORY ADDITIONS, 1/9/2017 Family Dwelling Permit CONSULTING LLC PART SLAB-ON-GRADE, AND PART CRAWL SPACE, 3R, 2FB, (1BR), 2-CAR GARAGE, PORCH, ENERGY CODE PRESCRIPTIVE METHOD Census Tract 605102 12671 LIME KILN RD 410-984-2824 FULTON, MD 20759 Est Construction Cost= $125,000.00 # of Living Units = 0 Residential Addition Single B16004994 MARTIN NICOLAS GARCIA THE BORDEN COMPANY LLC SFD/ 1-STORY ADDITION ON 1/10/2017 Family Dwelling Permit CRAWL SPACE, 2R, 1FB, (2BR), ENERGY CODE PRESCRIPTIVE METHOD Census Tract 601202 6427 BEECHFIELD AVE 443-253-1955 ELKRIDGE, MD 21075 Est Construction Cost= $90,000.00 # of Living Units = 0 Residential Addition Single B16005272 BANWARTH DAVID M OSTERICHER ENTERPRISES SFD/ ADD SECOND STORY 1/5/2017 Family Dwelling Permit INC DORMER (12' X 5') TO INCREASE ROOM SIZE, ENERGY CODE PRESCRIPTIVE METHOD Census Tract 605101 4892 GREEN BRIDGE RD 4105315609 DAYTON, MD 21036 Est Construction Cost= $10,000.00 # of Living Units = 0 Residential Addition Single B16004426 DAVID & GAIL HUDSON OWINGS HOME SERVICES SFD/ 1-STORY ADDITION FULL 1/18/2017 Family Dwelling Permit BSMT, 1R, 1FB, (1BR), ENERGY CODE PRESCRIPTIVE METHOD Census Tract 603000 11632 WHITETAIL LN 410-549-3800 ELLICOTT CITY, MD 21042 Est Construction Cost= $210,000.00 # of Living Units = 0 Print Date: 2/6/2017 7:35:35 AM Page 1 Property Owner Name of Contractor Description of Work Issue Date Permit Type Permit # Address of Site Contractor Phone Subdivision Planning Area Residential Addition Single B17000023 WARD COLIN PATRICK MCWHORTER SFD/ CONSTRUCT 21' X 24' 1/5/2017 Family Dwelling Permit CONSTRUCTION LLC SCREENED PORCH WITH STEPS Census Tract 605601 14921 CEMETERY RD 4109845813 COOKSVILLE, MD 21723 Est Construction Cost= $16,000.00 # of Living Units = 0 Residential Addition Single B17000040 LIBERTO ANTONIO AND HIGHPOINT HOME SFD/ CONSTRUCT FRONT 1/5/2017 Family Dwelling Permit KANDACE IMPROVEMENT INC PORTICO (7' X 13') Census Tract 603000 1681 HENRYTON RD 410-442-7773 MARRIOTTSVILLE, MD 21104 Est Construction Cost= $2,500.00 # of Living Units = 0 Residential Addition Single B17000037 ALLSOPP RONALD AND MYRA ACE HOME IMPROVEMENTS SFD/ 1-STORY ADDITION ON 1/5/2017 Family Dwelling Permit CRAWL SPACE & 1FB (PRESCRIPTIVE METHOD) Census Tract 606704 6972 SUNFLECK ROW 301-392-9293 COLUMBIA, MD 21045 Est Construction Cost= $25,000.00 # of Living Units = 0 Residential Addition Single B17000036 MANALO RAMON D GTL REMODELING INC. SFD/ 1-STORY ADDITION, 1/5/2017 Family Dwelling Permit SITTING ROOM, & FULL BATH 22X10 (PRESCRIPTIVE METHOD) Census Tract 606901 8205 LINCOLN DR 4434660005 JESSUP, MD 20794 Est Construction Cost= $59,200.00 # of Living Units = 0 Residential Addition Single B17000038 SEBASTIAN BUONATO GTL REMODELING INC. SFD/ 1-STORY SUNROOM 16X18 1/5/2017 Family Dwelling Permit ON EXISTING DECK (PRESCRIPTIVE METHOD) Census Tract 605503 5372 IRON PEN PL 4434660005 COLUMBIA, MD 21044 Est Construction Cost= $36,000.00 # of Living Units = 0 Residential Addition Single B17000046 HILL DANIEL AND JENNIEVE CLARKSVILLE SFD/ ENCLOSE EXISTING 1/5/2017 Family Dwelling Permit CONSTRUCTION SERVICES CARPORT INTO 1 GARAGE 14' X INC 20' Census Tract 605602 10209 BRADLEY LN 443-386-3099 COLUMBIA, MD 21044 Est Construction Cost= $1,200.00 # of Living Units = 0 Print Date: 2/6/2017 7:35:35 AM Page 2 Property Owner Name of Contractor Description of Work Issue Date Permit Type Permit # Address of Site Contractor Phone Subdivision Planning Area Residential Addition Single B17000089 GOLDMAN ERIC HORIZONS UNLIMITED INC SFD/ ENCLOSE EXISTING PATIO 1/12/2017 Family Dwelling Permit 01 16606 15'X15' FOR ROOM ADDITION Census Tract 606704 9340 RIPPLESTIR PL 4107961333 COLUMBIA, MD 21045 Est Construction Cost= $24,625.00 # of Living Units = 0 Residential Addition Single B17000095 NEWBERRY JAMES AND NLT CONSTRUCTION INC SFD/ CONSTRUCT IRREGULAR 1/12/2017 Family Dwelling Permit CAROLYN HUFF SHAPED PORCH (20' X 14'-6" AND OPEN DECK (14' X 14'-6") (TOTAL AREA: APPROXIMATELY 492 SQ. FT.) Census Tract 602303 10225 NEW FOREST CT 410-922-6475 ELLICOTT CITY, MD 21042 Est Construction Cost= $31,000.00 # of Living Units = 0 Residential Addition Single B17000024 DOUG LEE ALLIED REMODELING SFD/ CONSTRUCT 12' X 14' 1/23/2017 Family Dwelling Permit CORPORATION SCREENED PORCH & 16' X 14' OPEN DECK - NO STEPS Census Tract 603000 2644 EMMA STONE DR 410-769-9700 MARRIOTTSVILLE, MD 21104 Est Construction Cost= $20,000.00 # of Living Units = 0 Residential Addition Single B17000187 CRAIG R NEWELL HOMEOWNER SFD/ CONSTRUCT 18' X 12' 1/19/2017 Family Dwelling Permit SCREENED PORCH ON EXISTING DECK Census Tract 602304 9929 CARILLON DR 410-961-6909 ELLICOTT CITY, MD 21042 Est Construction Cost= $2,500.00 # of Living Units = 0 Residential Addition Single B17000189 SYKES KELLY D TIMELESS CONSTRUCTION SFD/ CONSTRUCT 21' X 11' 1/19/2017 Family Dwelling Permit SCREENED PORCH WITH LANDING AND STEPS Census Tract 605601 6032 HOLLAND CT 3016743604 COLUMBIA, MD 21044 Est Construction Cost= $18,000.00 # of Living Units = 0 Print Date: 2/6/2017 7:35:35 AM Page 3 Property Owner Name of Contractor Description of Work Issue Date Permit Type Permit # Address of Site Contractor Phone Subdivision Planning Area Residential Addition Single B17000186 WILSON DEBORAH COLE TR CARDINAL CONSTRUCTION SFD/ REMOVE EXISTING 1/19/2017 Family Dwelling Permit INC SCREENED PORCH AND REPLACE WITH NEW 12' X 9' COVERED PORCH WITH 2 SETS OF STEPS (SAME SIZE) Census Tract 605602 6481 BRIGHT PLUME 4438656500 COLUMBIA, MD 21044 Est Construction Cost= $6,000.00 # of Living Units = 0 Residential Addition Single B17000192 JOHN M SWARTZ PRO BUILT CONSTRUCTION SFD/ CONSTRUCT 14' X 18' 1/19/2017 Family Dwelling Permit COVERED PORCH & 216 SQ FT IRREGULAR SHAPED OPEN DECK WITH STEPS Census Tract 605601 2902 WINTERHAZEL CT 3018540821 WOODBINE, MD 21797 Est Construction Cost= $30,000.00 # of Living Units = 0 Residential Addition Single B17000193 PETERSON PAUL GABRIEL PRO BUILT CONSTRUCTION SFD/ CONSTRUCT 16' X 22' 1/19/2017 Family Dwelling Permit SCRENED PORCH & 636 SQ FT IRREGULAR SHAPED OPEN DECK WITH STEPS Census Tract 605101 6810 OWINGS OVERLOOK 3018540821 HIGHLAND, MD 20777 Est Construction Cost= $50,000.00 # of Living Units = 0 Print Date: 2/6/2017 7:35:35 AM Page 4 Property Owner Name of Contractor Description of Work Issue Date Permit Type Permit # Address of Site Contractor Phone Subdivision Planning Area Residential Addition Single B17000286 AMY BENNETT TIKAT ENTERPRISES LLC SFD/ "AS-BUILT" 8' X 40' 1/27/2017 Family Dwelling Permit BREEZEWAY CONNECTING 2- STORY LIVING SPACE IN EXISTING GARAGE, "AS-BUILT" INTERIOR ALTERATIONS TO CREATE IN-LAW SUITE: KITCHENETTE *NO STOVE*, LIVING ROOM, 4R, 1FB, 1HB, OFFICE, (1BR), ENERGY CODE PRESCRIPTIVE METHOD, (SEE B00142022 FOR ORIGINAL DETACHED GARAGE) // *02.01.17 AMENDMENT REQUEST TO CHANGE FROM BEDROOM TO OFFICE, NO LONGER TO BE USED AS AN IN- LAW SUITE* Census Tract 601201 6018 VIRLONA AVE 410-707-1402 ELKRIDGE, MD 21075 Est Construction Cost= $8,000.00 # of Living Units = 0 Residential Addition Single B17000267 YI YOON A CUSTOM WORKS INC SFD/ CONSTRUCTY 10' X 20' 1/26/2017 Family Dwelling Permit SCREENED PORCH WITH 4' X 5' LANDING & STEPS & A 10' X 10' OPEN DECK Census Tract 602700 8113 WINDING ROSS WAY 4109631119 ELLICOTT CITY, MD 21043 Est Construction Cost= $15,000.00 # of Living Units = 0 Residential Addition Single B17000276 VAN TINE KARL W HORIZONS UNLIMITED INC SFD/ REMOVE EXISTING DECK 1/26/2017 Family Dwelling Permit 01 16606 AND REPLACE WITH CONSTRUCT 15' X 20' SCREENED PORCH WITH STEPS Census Tract 602200 2863 COUNTRY LN 4107961333 ELLICOTT CITY, MD 21042 Est Construction Cost= $27,500.00 # of Living Units = 0 Print Date: 2/6/2017 7:35:35 AM Page 5 Property Owner Name of Contractor Description of Work Issue Date Permit Type Permit # Address of Site Contractor Phone Subdivision Planning Area Residential Addition Single B17000278 BATES PETER J ARDO CONTRACTING INC SFD/ REMOVE EXISTING 1/26/2017 Family Dwelling Permit CONCRETE FRONT STOOP & REPLACE WITH NEW 266 SQ FT COVERED FRONT PORCH WITH APRON ROOF OVER GARAGE DOOR Census Tract 602100 9705 GUDEL DR 4102909899 ELLICOTT CITY, MD 21042 Est Construction Cost= $40,000.00 # of Living Units = 0 Residential Addition Single B17000274 HOBSON MICHAEL COVEY CONTRUCTION & SFD/ 1-STORY ADDITION ON 1/26/2017 Family Dwelling Permit CONSULTING LLC CRAWL SPACE 21'X6'; ENCLOSE EXISTING AREA TO EXTEND LIVING AREA FOR NEW BATH; INTERIOR ALTERATION TO CONVERT EXISTING GARAGE TO IN-LAW UNIT W/ 2R & 1FB / **NO STOVE PERMITTED** Census Tract 605503 5037 TEAL CT 410-984-2824 COLUMBIA, MD 21044 Est Construction Cost= $45,000.00 # of Living Units = 0 Residential Addition Single B17000280 MUMMANENI KRISHNA W YOST CONTRACTING SFD/ CONSTRUCT 12' X 16' 1/26/2017 Family Dwelling Permit SCREENED PORCH & 12' X 18' OPEN DECK - NO STEPS Census Tract 601101 5012 SUMMER SOLSTICE PL 4103406187 ELLICOTT CITY, MD 21043 Est Construction Cost= $1,600.00 # of Living Units = 0 Residential Addition Single B17000277 SHAIKH NAOMI N CEDARBROOK DECK & PATIO SFD/ CONSTRUCT 169 SQ FT 1/26/2017 Family Dwelling Permit INC SCREENED IN GAZEBO & 404 SQ FT IRREGULAR SHAPED OPEN DECK WITH STEPS Census Tract 601101 5811 ROCKBURN WOODS WAY 3017038728 ELKRIDGE,
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