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Greensboro's Building Permit Report 10 2017 GREENSBORO'S BUILDING PERMIT REPORT 10 2017 Total Permits: 442 Total Permit Fee: $96,273 Total Building Cost: $28,522,887 ISSUE ADDRESS Permit# DATE STATUS C/R SQ. FT. FEE COST OCC. APP. CONTRACTOR 1501 ASHER DOWNS DR 201718423 12-Oct-17 I C 0 $75 $0 AS TN *** OWNER *** 1023 A W BARTON ST 27407 201717870 04-Oct-17 I C 1,000 $84 $23,500 AP RP DMR RECONSTRUCTION 1023 B W BARTON ST 27407 201717871 04-Oct-17 I C 1,000 $84 $23,500 AP RP DMR RECONSTRUCTION 1023 C W BARTON ST 27407 201717873 04-Oct-17 I C 1,000 $84 $23,500 AP RP DMR RECONSTRUCTION 1023 D W BARTON ST 27407 201717874 04-Oct-17 I C 1,000 $84 $23,500 AP RP DMR RECONSTRUCTION 6 BATTLEGROUND CT 27408 201717007 09-Oct-17 I C 294 $75 $10,000 BS AL HODGIN CONSTRUCTION, CO 1700 BATTLEGROUND AVE 27408 201718003 05-Oct-17 I C 0 $75 $0 AB MS Tenant Permit 2411 BATTLEGROUND AVE 27408 201718797 18-Oct-17 I C 0 $75 $14,000 BS RP RICKY LEE MOSLEY 2629 BATTLEGROUND AVE 27408 201718884 20-Oct-17 I C 0 $75 $5,000 SI MS POWERS SIGNS, INC 2717 BATTLEGROUND AVE 27408 201715690 12-Oct-17 I C 2,600 $75 $23,500 MR AL NEW WORLD CONSTRUCTION, 3391 BATTLEGROUND AVE 27410 201718006 05-Oct-17 I C 0 $75 $0 AB MS Tenant Permit 4310 A BERNAU AVE 27407 201714790 24-Oct-17 I C 62 $75 $10,000 AP AL CENTRAL BUILDERS INC OF M 4310 E BERNAU AVE 27407 201714791 24-Oct-17 I C 62 $75 $10,000 AP AL CENTRAL BUILDERS INC OF M 4312 C BERNAU AVE 27407 201714788 24-Oct-17 I C 62 $75 $10,000 AB AL CENTRAL BUILDERS INC OF M 4312 A BERNAU AVE 27407 201714787 24-Oct-17 I C 62 $75 $10,000 AB AL CENTRAL BUILDERS INC OF M 4316 A BERNAU AVE 27407 201714786 24-Oct-17 I C 62 $75 $10,000 AP AL CENTRAL BUILDERS INC OF M 4318 A BERNAU AVE 27407 201714784 24-Oct-17 I C 62 $75 $10,000 AP AL CENTRAL BUILDERS INC OF M 4318 E BERNAU AVE 27407 201714785 24-Oct-17 I C 62 $75 $10,000 AP AL CENTRAL BUILDERS INC OF M 901 E BESSEMER AVE 27405 201718002 05-Oct-17 I C 0 $75 $0 AB MS Tenant Permit 4304 BIG TREE WAY 27409 201716623 02-Oct-17 I C 43,619 $1,444 $350,000 HT RP CENTURY ONE BUILDERS INC 555 BIRCH CREEK RD 27301 201715732 10-Oct-17 I C 2,231 $99 $25,000 BS AL Tenant Permit 3801 BOREN DR 27407 201718596 16-Oct-17 I C 0 $75 $0 OT TN *** OWNER *** 1218 A BRIDFORD PKWY 27407 201718437 12-Oct-17 I C 48 $75 $7,590 SI MS IDENTITY CUSTOM SIGNAGE, I 651 C BRIGHAM RD 27409 201717011 04-Oct-17 I C 21,507 $84 $32,653 ST AL HIGHWOODS REALTY LTD PA 655 BRIGHAM RD 201716546 09-Oct-17 I C 10,000 $292 $125,000 ST AL HIGHWOODS REALTY LTD PA 6200 BRYAN PARK RD 27214 201716974 24-Oct-17 I C 15,500 $688 $750,000 BS AL HAMLETT ASSOCIATES, INC 6200 BRYAN PARK RD 27214 201718735 18-Oct-17 I C 975 $255 $50,000 FI NC AC CORPORATION 6200 BRYAN PARK RD 27214 201719478 31-Oct-17 I C 1,200 $148 $409,000 FI NC AC CORPORATION 233 BURGESS RD 27409 201717664 02-Oct-17 I C 0 $75 $0 BS TN HAPPY RENTZ 3315 BURLINGTON RD 27405 201715899 12-Oct-17 I C 1,961 $288 $123,000 ST AL GEMCAP COMPANIES 3401 BURLINGTON RD 27405 201717559 02-Oct-17 I C 130,000 $75 $126,000 BS DM D H GRIFFIN WRECKING CO 6426 BURNT POPLAR RD 27409 201717927 05-Oct-17 F C 0 $75 $0 AS TN *** OWNER *** 8300 CAPITAL DR 27409 201707190 31-Oct-17 I C 3,524 $1,452 $1,082,000 BS AL FRANK L BLUM CONSTRUCTI Wednesday, November 1, 2017 Page 1 of 12 ISSUE ADDRESS Permit# DATE STATUS C/R SQ. FT. FEE COST OCC. APP. CONTRACTOR 8300 CAPITAL DR 27409 201707191 31-Oct-17 I C 3,364 $732 $513,000 AS AL FRANK L BLUM CONSTRUCTI 8300 CAPITAL DR 27409 201718139 09-Oct-17 I C 0 $75 $0 AS TN *** OWNER *** 7102 CESSNA DR 27409 201707463 06-Oct-17 I C 8,000 $90 $38,000 ST AL INSULATED CONCRETE STRU 806 S CHAPMAN ST 201713593 13-Oct-17 I C 14,406 $1,761 $700,000 AP NC PRESIDIA GENERAL CONTRAC 119 N CHIMNEY ROCK RD 201718351 11-Oct-17 F C 0 $75 $0 AB MS Tenant Permit 2203 COLISEUM BLVD 27403 201717897 04-Oct-17 F C 0 $75 $0 DC MS *** OWNER *** 1901 E CONE BLVD 27405 201714146 24-Oct-17 I C 2,414 $392 $250,000 AS AL SPELL CONSTRUCTION, INC 1901 E CONE BLVD 27405 201717933 05-Oct-17 I C 40 $75 $11,250 SI MS ALLEN INDUSTRIES 230 1500 N ELM ST 27401 201715998 17-Oct-17 I C 1,320 $202 $95,486 BS AL KIRKLAND, INC 230 N ELM ST 201718870 19-Oct-17 I C 35,000 $75 $120,000 BS DI KIRKLAND, INC 345 S ELM ST 27401 201718751 18-Oct-17 I C 0 $75 $0 AS TN HAPPY RENTZ 348 S ELM ST 27401 201717565 02-Oct-17 F C 0 $75 $0 AB MS *** OWNER *** 604 S ELM ST 27406 201718357 11-Oct-17 I C 0 $75 $0 AB MS *** OWNER *** 1200 N ELM ST 27401 201716264 09-Oct-17 I C 32,000 $1,555 $600,000 IN AD BRASFIELD & GORRIE, LLC 2200 A N ELM ST 201711097 05-Oct-17 I C 1,435 $75 $2,000 AS AL *** OWNER *** 109 W ELMSLEY DR 27406 201718899 20-Oct-17 I C 1,000 $692 $300,000 MR RP JAMES R VANNOY & SONS 3706 102 ELMSLEY CT 27406 201717883 04-Oct-17 F C 0 $75 $0 AB MS Tenant Permit 4002 104 ELTON WAY 27406 201718152 30-Oct-17 I C 2,500 $645 $250,000 BS IU BUNN-BRANTLEY ENTERPRIS 3709 FARMINGTON DR 27407 201718419 12-Oct-17 I C 0 $75 $0 OT TN HAYDEN TENT RENTALS 424 FISHER PARK CIR 27401 201718212 09-Oct-17 I C 16,649 $75 $25,000 BS DM A-1 SALVAGE & DEMOLITION 3504 D10 FLINT ST 27405 201718248 10-Oct-17 I C 0 $84 $15,300 AP AL *** OWNER *** 803 W FLORIDA ST 27406 201711508 03-Oct-17 I C 0 $111 $24,500 MR AL S & S CONTRACTING OF NC, I 1912 W FLORIDA ST 27403 201718083 06-Oct-17 F C 0 $75 $0 AB MS Tenant Permit 2436 W FLORIDA ST 27403 201718858 19-Oct-17 I C 0 $75 $0 AB MS *** OWNER *** 2400 FREEMAN MILL RD 201718300 10-Oct-17 I C 0 $75 $0 AS TN *** OWNER *** 2400 W FRIENDLY AVE 201717768 26-Oct-17 I C 6,717 $732 $656,400 IN AL D AND L CONSTRUCTION 3334 W FRIENDLY AVE 201719357 30-Oct-17 I C 0 $75 $1,000 AS MS *** OWNER *** 5800 W FRIENDLY AVE 27410 201717890 04-Oct-17 I C 0 $75 $0 AS TN HAYDEN TENT RENTALS 309 C W GATE CITY BLVD 27406 201719461 31-Oct-17 I C 0 $75 $0 AS MS *** OWNER *** 1101 205 W GATE CITY BLVD 201716729 05-Oct-17 I C 1,700 $153 $98,000 BS IU HAYCO CONSTRUCTION 2507 W GATE CITY BLVD 27403 201718911 20-Oct-17 F C 0 $75 $0 AB MS *** OWNER *** 2519 W GATE CITY BLVD 27403 201718082 06-Oct-17 F C 0 $75 $0 AB MS *** OWNER *** 3029 W GATE CITY BLVD 27403 201713283 06-Oct-17 I C 3,423 $412 $180,000 AS AL COLMAR CONTRACTING, INC 4705 W GATE CITY BLVD 27407 201719222 26-Oct-17 I C 0 $75 $0 AB MS Tenant Permit 701 100 GREEN VALLEY RD 27408 201718739 18-Oct-17 I C 0 $75 $0 AS TN *** OWNER *** 800 203 GREEN VALLEY RD 27408 201718440 27-Oct-17 I C 12,928 $798 $410,000 BS AL KIRKLAND, INC 801 GREEN VALLEY RD 27408 201718141 09-Oct-17 I C 0 $75 $0 AS TN *** OWNER *** 101 A GREENBRIAR RD 27405 201718914 20-Oct-17 F C 20 $75 $400 AP AL *** OWNER *** 101 GREENBRIAR RD 201718940 23-Oct-17 I C 0 $75 $1,750 AP AL *** OWNER *** Wednesday, November 1, 2017 Page 2 of 12 ISSUE ADDRESS Permit# DATE STATUS C/R SQ. FT. FEE COST OCC. APP. CONTRACTOR 310 M GREENBRIAR RD 27405 201717623 02-Oct-17 I C 100 $75 $3,800 AP RP GONZALEZ CONTRACTORS, L 127 N GREENE ST 201718857 19-Oct-17 I C 20,000 $75 $80,000 BS DI COMET BUILDERS, LLC 3611 GROOMETOWN RD 27407 201718004 05-Oct-17 I C 0 $75 $0 AB MS Tenant Permit 4235 HAMBURG MILL RD 27358 201717131 26-Oct-17 I C 211 $168 $41,476 OT AL *** OWNER *** 111 1 E HENDRIX ST 27401 201718598 16-Oct-17 I C 0 $75 $0 AP AL RS HOPKINS CONSTRUCTION, 111 2 E HENDRIX ST 27401 201718599 16-Oct-17 I C 0 $75 $0 AP AL RS HOPKINS CONSTRUCTION, 111 3 E HENDRIX ST 27401 201718600 16-Oct-17 I C 0 $75 $0 AP AL RS HOPKINS CONSTRUCTION, 111 4 E HENDRIX ST 27401 201718601 16-Oct-17 I C 0 $75 $0 AP AL RS HOPKINS CONSTRUCTION, 2703 HENRY ST 27405 201716509 06-Oct-17 I C 5,010 $306 $152,470 BS AL STERLING BUILDING GROUP 1501 201 HIGHWOODS BLVD 27410 201717876 30-Oct-17 I C 2,300 $75 $12,200 BS AL AUBURN CONSTRUCTION 701 HILL ST 27408 201716861 18-Oct-17 I C 200 $75 $10,000 BS AL GREG BEANE 4610 HILLTOP RD 27407 201718089 06-Oct-17 I C 13,420 $262 $84,565 BS RF GREENSBORO ROOFING CO, I 3227 S HOLDEN RD 27407 201717694 03-Oct-17 I C 960 $75 $20,160 BS DM GARCO, INC 3720 B S HOLDEN RD 27406 201718876 19-Oct-17 I C 0 $75 $0 AB MS Tenant Permit 3900 S HOLDEN RD 27406 201716468 20-Oct-17 I C 5,204 $75 $13,000 BS AL *** OWNER *** 829 HUFFMAN ST 27405 201719136 25-Oct-17 I C 11,750 $246 $76,980 BS RF GREENSBORO ROOFING CO, I 3314 ISLER ST 201717848 03-Oct-17 I C 41,000 $0 $0 HT NC ALPINE BUILDERS, LLC 3134 KATHLEEN AVE 27408 201719382 30-Oct-17 I C 3,000 $75 $5,000 BS DI BUILDRITE CONSTRUCTION 2710 KOURY BLVD 201708803 24-Oct-17 I C 4,880 $2,588 $1,700,000 AS NC W H BASS, INC 4404 LANDVIEW DR 27407 201719055 24-Oct-17 I C 0 $75 $6,500 SI MS CAROLINA SIGNS 2136 LAWNDALE DR 27408 201717938 05-Oct-17 I C 56 $75 $1,784 SI MS CAROLINA CUSTOM SIGNS 1 LEADERSHIP PL 27410 201716722 13-Oct-17 I C 290 $111 $23,900 BS AL MAGNOLIA CONSTRUCTION 1 LEADERSHIP PL 27410 201718867 19-Oct-17 I C 34 $117 $24,900 SI MS AMERICAN SIGN SHOPS 219 W LEWIS ST 27406 201718913 20-Oct-17 F C 0 $75 $0 AS TN *** OWNER *** 720 W MARKET ST 27401 201716148 24-Oct-17 I C 1,334 $75 $20,000 BS AL Tenant Permit 3939 W MARKET ST 27407 201715711 02-Oct-17 I C 8,730 $174 $81,800 ST AL BRAD LEONARD BUILDERS 5412 W MARKET ST 27409 201716887 13-Oct-17 I C 7,085 $314 $145,000 MR AL MAGNOLIA CONSTRUCTION 7736 MCCLOUD RD 201714569 02-Oct-17 I C 1,500 $126 $140,000 BS AL SHELCO, LLC 7900 MCCLOUD RD 201718008 05-Oct-17 I C 17,544 $75 $19,372 BS DI LANDMARK BLDRS OF THE T 405 E MEADOWVIEW RD 27406 201714109 16-Oct-17 I C 1,320 $75 $20,000 MR AL D STONE BUILDERS, INC 2416 A MERRITT DR 27407 201717774 03-Oct-17 I C 0 $75 $0 AP AL WEAVER COOKE CONST, LLC 2416 B MERRITT DR 27407 201717776 03-Oct-17 I C 0 $75 $0 AP AL WEAVER COOKE CONST, LLC 2416 C MERRITT DR 27407 201717777 03-Oct-17 I C 0 $75 $0 AP AL WEAVER COOKE CONST, LLC 2416 D MERRITT DR 27407 201717778 03-Oct-17 I C 0 $75 $0 AP AL WEAVER COOKE CONST, LLC 2418 A MERRITT DR 27407 201717779 03-Oct-17 I C 0 $75 $0 AP AL WEAVER COOKE CONST, LLC 2418 B MERRITT DR 27407 201717780 03-Oct-17 I C 0 $75 $0 AP AL WEAVER COOKE CONST, LLC 2418 D MERRITT DR 27407 201717782 03-Oct-17 I C 0 $75 $0 AP AL WEAVER COOKE CONST, LLC 2418 C MERRITT DR 27407 201717781 03-Oct-17 I C 0 $75 $0 AP AL WEAVER COOKE CONST, LLC 2420 A MERRITT DR 27407 201717785 03-Oct-17 I C 0 $75 $0 AP AL WEAVER COOKE CONST, LLC Wednesday, November 1, 2017 Page 3 of 12 ISSUE ADDRESS Permit# DATE STATUS C/R SQ.
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