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Building Permits Issued October 2020(PDF) BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED Permits Issued October, 2020 PERMIT Issued Description Scope APN Address Valuation Contractor 0770 37947.10 10/01/2020 BLAZONA SWIM POOL SWIMMING POOL-RESIDENTIAL 043-074-030-000 3555 ROCKY HILL CT LOOMIS $64,000.00 PREMIER POOLS AND SPAS 0770 38714.10 10/19/2020 MILES EXTEND 22334.06 RENEWAL PERMIT 038-032-079-000 2855 VISTA ROBLE DR AUBURN OWNER-BUILDER BLD19-01421 10/01/2020 MURPHY DECK Residential Addition < 3000 036-110-055-000 4610 AUBURN FOLSOM RD LOOMIS $12,000.00 BLD19-01925 10/01/2020 ELMORE REMODEL/ADDITION ATFResidential Addition < 3000 080-140-017-000 8755 MONTREAL RD TRUCKEE $167,876.03 Roddan Construction Cabin #5 BLD19-03779 10/07/2020 Pitcairn-Generator Generator 095-450-001-000 1880 JOHN SCOTT TRAIL ALPINE MEADOWS $7,000.00 OLSON - OLSON CONSTRUCTION INC BLD19-04309 10/15/2020 Begic - Remodel **CONVERTED Residential Alteration or Remodel 095-400-020-000 1319 MINERAL SPRING PL ALPINE MEADOWS $137,774.37 A & H Construction TO DIGITAL REVIEW** BLD19-05113 10/12/2020 PALISADES - TOWNHOME LOT 09Single Family > 3000 118-020-009-000 316 PALISADES CIR OLYMPIC VALLEY $408,118.00 LINDSAY BROWN **DIGITAL REVIEW** BLD19-05114 10/12/2020 PALISADES - TOWNHOME LOT 10Single Family > 3000 118-020-010-000 312 PALISADES CIR OLYMPIC VALLEY $408,118.00 LINDSAY BROWN **DIGITAL REVIEW** BLD19-05115 10/12/2020 PALISADES - TOWNHOME LOT 13Single Family > 3000 118-020-013-000 300 PALISADES CIR OLYMPIC VALLEY $408,118.00 LINDSAY BROWN **DIGITAL REVIEW** BLD19-05116 10/12/2020 PALISADES - TOWNHOME LOT 14Single Family > 3000 118-020-014-000 296 PALISADES CIR OLYMPIC VALLEY $408,118.00 LINDSAY BROWN **DIGITAL REVIEW** BLD19-05117 10/12/2020 PALISADES - TOWNHOME LOT 15Single Family > 3000 118-020-015-000 280 PALISADES CIR OLYMPIC VALLEY $408,118.00 LINDSAY BROWN **DIGITAL REVIEW** BLD19-05118 10/12/2020 PALISADES - TOWNHOME LOT 16Single Family > 3000 118-020-016-000 284 PALISADES CIR OLYMPIC VALLEY $408,118.00 LINDSAY BROWN **DIGITAL REVIEW** BLD19-05119 10/12/2020 PALISADES - TOWNHOME LOT 17Single Family > 3000 118-020-017-000 288 PALISADES CIR OLYMPIC VALLEY $408,118.00 LINDSAY BROWN **DIGITAL REVIEW** BLD19-05120 10/12/2020 PALISADES - TOWNHOME LOT 18Single Family > 3000 118-020-018-000 292 PALISADES CIR OLYMPIC VALLEY $408,118.00 LINDSAY BROWN **DIGITAL REVIEW** BLD19-05297 10/29/2020 PALISADES SINGLE FAMILY Single Family > 3000 118-020-032-000 317 PALISADES CIR OLYMPIC VALLEY $496,912.30 LINDSAY BROWN DWELING LOT 52 BLD19-05298 10/29/2020 PALISADES SINGLE FAMILY Single Family > 3000 118-020-033-000 295 PALISADES CIR OLYMPIC VALLEY $496,912.30 LINDSAY BROWN DWELING LOT 53 ****DIGITAL REVIEW**** BLD19-05518 10/30/2020 BONK SECONDARY Residential Alteration or Remodel 031-172-028-000 7588 RIDGE RD NEWCASTLE $237,986.06 BLD19-05970 10/02/2020 LARRIBAS ADDITION Residential Addition < 3000 007-220-047-000 6131 OLD MILL RD FORESTHILL $49,808.98 DEVAULT BUILDERS BLD19-06013 10/01/2020 Rak - New SFD Single Family > 3000 069-042-004-000 3182 DONNER DR SODA SPRINGS $402,901.46 J B CONSTRUCTION BLD19-06047 10/12/2020 PALISADES - TOWNHOME LOT 11Single Family > 3000 118-020-011-000 308 PALISADES CIR OLYMPIC VALLEY $408,118.00 LINDSAY BROWN **DIGITAL REVIEW** BLD19-06048 10/12/2020 PALISADES - TOWNHOME LOT 12Single Family > 3000 118-020-012-000 304 PALISADES CIR OLYMPIC VALLEY $408,118.00 LINDSAY BROWN **DIGITAL REVIEW** BLD19-06151 10/10/2020 TABCO TI Office 378-030-008-000 3724 PLACER CORPORATE DR ROCKLIN $77,743.09 BROXEN HOMES INC BLD19-06152 10/20/2020 TABCO TI-SHELL SECOND UNIT Office 378-030-008-000 3724 PLACER CORPORATE DR ROCKLIN $59,608.65 BROXEN HOMES INC BLD19-06252 10/29/2020 CROWN MOTEL - TENANT Hotel Motel 090-073-005-000 8178 BROCKWAY VISTA AVE KINGS BEACH $5,000.00 D P JOHNSON ELECTRIC COMPANY IMPROVEMENT - 500 Bldg BLD19-06367 10/23/2020 SKELLENGER - SFD Single Family < 3000 019-100-088-000 4130 RIOSA RD SHERIDAN $299,285.48 RIVERSIDE BUILDERS INC BLD19-06424 10/16/2020 Burns-Remodel Residential Alteration or Remodel 117-110-047-000 255 PINO GRANDE AVE TAHOE VISTA $117,681.54 1/13/2009 Page 1 of 20 PERMIT Issued Description Scope APN Address Valuation Contractor BLD19-06463 10/03/2020 ROSSI SDU SECONDARY ADU Guest House 077-041-004-000 14575 CURRY CT AUBURN $211,045.55 REMINGTON CONSTRUCTION BLD19-06470 10/30/2020 TER-AVANESYAN DUPLEX Duplex 062-200-091-000 34015 ALTA BONNY NOOK RD ALTA $317,520.00 BLD19-06484 10/26/2020 Burke - Escandon Remodel Residential Alteration or Remodel 090-225-015-000 276 PARK LN KINGS BEACH $177,700.70 BARTER CONSTRUCTION BLD19-06486 10/09/2020 WILSON - SINGLE FAMILY Single Family > 3000 107-140-003-000 10625 CARSON RANGE RD TRUCKEE $510,423.76 MJB HOMES INC DWELLING BLD19-06491 10/29/2020 Poulsen - SFD **PAPER Single Family > 3000 118-010-005-000 210 SMILEY CT OLYMPIC VALLEY $558,958.26 REVIEW** now ****Digital CSG Review**** downloaded 10/22/2020 BLD20-00616 10/02/2020 KIM SFD Single Family > 3000 058-045-022-000 2705 WINDING CREEK LN MEADOW VISTA $775,447.62 BLD20-00618 10/09/2020 KIM SECONDARY Secondary Dwelling 058-045-022-000 2709 WINDING CREEK LANE MEADOW VISTA $144,050.31 BLD20-00985 10/08/2020 Penryn Grill Signs 043-060-064-000 3142 BOYINGTON RD PENRYN $3,320.00 SACRAMENTO CITY SIGNS BLD20-01476 10/29/2020 STEFFENS SFD Single Family < 3000 062-360-027-000 999 ALTA RESERVOIR CT ALTA $302,758.80 BLD20-01642 10/06/2020 Nguyen-New Single Family Home Single Family < 3000 017-040-058-000 3309 AMORUSO WY ROSEVILLE $701,976.56 BLD20-01645 10/07/2020 Madden - Solar Solar Roof Mount 032-030-046-000 4299 FAIRWAY VIEW DR LOOMIS $151,429.00 INFINITY ENERGY INC BLD20-01647 10/27/2020 LeMoncheck - New SFD **** Digital Single Family > 3000 110-660-002-000 19010 GLADES PL TRUCKEE $891,485.48 N S M CORPORATION **** BLD20-01661 10/30/2020 Nelson - Window C/O Window Change Out 093-550-025-000 125 LASSEN DR TAHOE CITY $12,000.00 STELCK BUILT BLD20-01840 10/15/2020 Ryan-Solar Solar Roof Mount 048-142-008-000 8543 QUARTZITE CIR GRANITE BAY $16,000.00 BLD20-02017 10/14/2020 T-Mobile / Generator - SA362 Generator 063-370-035-000 340 GARRETT RD GOLD RUN $20,000.00 COLD SPRINGS HILL BLD20-02060 10/17/2020 The Arc of Placer County - TI Commercial Electrical Service 051-160-060-000 3217 PROFESSIONAL DR AUBURN $118,662.70 D M P CONTRACTORS BLD20-02095 10/19/2020 Safeway - Drive Up and Go Retail 117-160-002-000 7815 LAKE BLVD KINGS BEACH $3,635.49 T P C CONSTRUCTION SERVICES INC remodel with signage BLD20-02103 10/14/2020 T-Mobile / Generator / SC09115A Generator 040-320-057-000 9691 OPHIR RD NEWCASTLE $20,000.00 BLD20-02217 10/05/2020 LEE ADDITION Residential Addition < 3000 031-310-017-000 2616 GARDEN BAR RD LINCOLN $159,754.84 BLD20-02323 10/26/2020 Sharp ROOF MOUNT SOLAR Solar Roof Mount 019-070-009-000 6505 CAMP FAR WEST RD SHERIDAN $157,300.00 VIVINT SOLAR DEVELOPER LLC BLD20-02386 10/05/2020 ADDINGTON GARAGE ADDITION Residential Addition < 3000 035-091-020-000 6742 HIGHLAND RD GRANITE BAY $29,343.60 ANCHORED CONSTRUCTION BLD20-02565 10/06/2020 Kaplan- Redsidential Addition Residential Alteration or Remodel 096-140-007-000 1552 SANDY WY OLYMPIC VALLEY $37,232.64 **DIGITAL REVIEW** BLD20-02586 10/24/2020 KASTELL SFD Single Family > 3000 035-340-086-000 8820 VISTA DE LAGO CT GRANITE BAY $821,987.50 CALIFORNIA CUSTOMS INC BLD20-02609 10/16/2020 BERINGSMITH - GENERATOR Electrical 058-042-001-000 16109 WINCHESTER CLUB DR MEADOW VISTA $18,000.00 GILWEE ELECTRIC INC BLD20-02647 10/28/2020 PLACER VINEYARDS Property 1A Commercial Electrical Service 023-420-001-000 4915 TOWN CENTER AVE ROSEVILLE $410,000.00 LENNAR HOMES OF CALIFORNIA INC Village 1A Electrical for Landscaping BLD20-02650 10/28/2020 PLACER VINEYARDS Property 1A Commercial Electrical Service 023-420-002-000 4696 TOWN CENTER AVE ROSEVILLE $185,000.00 LENNAR HOMES OF CALIFORNIA INC Village 1B Electrical for Landscaping BLD20-02672 10/14/2020 SIPPOLA - GENERATOR Generator 036-190-027-000 9085 SIPPOLA RANCH RD GRANITE BAY $5,000.00 BROWER MECHANICAL INC BLD20-02683 10/01/2020 BRAU SFD Single Family < 3000 078-150-015-000 16110 FORESTHILL RD FORESTHILL $293,716.70 VALLEY SIERRA INC BLD20-02815 10/05/2020 MURPHY ADDITION Residential Addition < 3000 257-100-003-000 5375 HAPPY PINES DR FORESTHILL $50,000.00 BLD20-02844 10/08/2020 Fowler Nursery shop and solar Shop 031-460-067-000 3111 NEWCASTLE LINCOLN HWY LINCOLN $205,920.00 VELOCITY SOLAR POWER INC 1/13/2009 Page 2 of 20 PERMIT Issued Description Scope APN Address Valuation Contractor BLD20-02859 10/08/2020 Walitsch-Addition/Remodel Residential Addition < 3000 036-012-025-000 4241 VAL VERDE RD LOOMIS $179,795.86 GUY BIGGS CONSTRUCTION INC BLD20-02893 10/16/2020 Duarte - ESS Electrical 026-350-026-000 7630 MCFALL DR AUBURN $27,000.00 HOOKED ON SOLAR INC BLD20-02904 10/22/2020 AT&T Mobility - Backup Generator Commercial Electrical Service 023-221-020-000 8000 CROWDER LN ROSEVILLE $20,000.00 Installation - Misty Lane Vineyard BLD20-02906 10/13/2020 T-Mobile - Generator SC14077Z Cell Tower 073-170-029-000 17855 LAKE ARTHUR RD APPLEGATE $20,000.00 QUALITY TELECOM CONSULTANTS INC BLD20-03040 10/01/2020 DOUGHERTY - GENERATOR Generator 031-280-052-000 5130 FRUITVALE RD NEWCASTLE $8,000.00 NATIONWIDE ENVIRONMENTAL AND CONSTRUCTION SERVICES INC BLD20-03167 10/06/2020 Ground mount solar PV array Solar Ground Mount 092-100-004-000 456 OLD COUNTY RD CARNELIAN BAY $5,000.00 BLD20-03204 10/14/2020 MONTANO ROOF MOUNT SOLARSolar Roof Mount 026-380-021-000 4175 COLD STREAM RD AUBURN $28,799.00 BYERS ENTERPRISES INC BLD20-03237 10/21/2020 GAGE - GENERATOR Generator 026-141-025-000 3888 MT PLEASANT RD LINCOLN
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