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2011 - 12/31/2011 Types: BLD-COM ,BLD-RES ,GRADING ,LOT ,MOBILE ,POOL WASHOE COUNTY Permit Activity Report (Long Version) Permit Date: Issued 01/01/2011 - 12/31/2011 Types: BLD-COM ,BLD-RES ,GRADING ,LOT ,MOBILE ,POOL Permit# 09-1421 Applied: 7/21/2009 Issued: 1/13/2011 Finaled: 11/6/2012 Type: BLD-RES Work: 2 CAR GARAGE ADDITION WITH FAMILY ROOM ABOVE Sub Type: ISAD Address: 775 RANDALL AVE Class: 434 Status: FINAL City ID: INCL # Units: 1 Value: $91,636.05 Total Fees: $2,002.52 Names: SQ Ft: 1254 Parcel: 12523121 Balance Due: $0.00 OWNER CORNEIL MICHA R & MILLY J 775 RANDALL AVE INCLINE VILLAGE NV CONTACT ROBERT SCHEEL Permit# 10-0071 Applied: 1/8/2010 Issued: 11/10/2011 Finaled: Type: BLD-RES Work: 2581 SF DETACHED CMU BLOCK OUTBUILDING NO PLUMB Sub Type: RSAD Address: 1095 REESE WAY Class: 438 Status: RENEWED City ID: WCTY # Units: 1 Value: $95,264.71 Total Fees: $2,091.22 Names: SQ Ft: 2581 Parcel: 01706108 Balance Due: $0.00 CONTACT ROBISON NATHAN - EOR OWNER OXNER ANDREW J 1095 REESE WAY RENO NV Permit# 10-0136 Applied: 1/13/2010 Issued: 1/11/2011 Finaled: Type: BLD-RES Work: ADDITION TO EXISITNG GARAGE Sub Type: RSAD Address: 4880 PEMBROKE DR Class: 438 Status: EXPIRED City ID: WCTY # Units: 1 Value: $17,901.35 Total Fees: $524.97 Names: SQ Ft: 485 Parcel: 02108310 Balance Due: $0.00 CONTACT JUAN LUNA 4880 PEMBROKE DRIVE RENO NEVADA OWNER JUAN LUNA 4880 PEMBROKE DRIVE RENO NEVADA Permit# 10-0271 Applied: 2/2/2010 Issued: 3/31/2011 Finaled: Type: GRADING Work: 5,489 CUBIC YARDS OF GRADING FOR COMPLETION OF ACCESS ROAD FOR MOUNT Sub Type: RENO Address: 22222 MOUNT ROSE HWY Class: Status: EXPIRED City ID: WCTY # Units: 0 Value: $0.00 Total Fees: $479.95 Names: SQ Ft: 0 Parcel: 04811208 Balance Due: $0.00 CONTACT GRAY & ASSOCIATES C/O ED THOMAS 130 VINE ST RENO NV OWNER MT ROSE DEVELOPMENT CO 22222 MOUNT ROSE HWY RENO NV CONTRACTOR GRANITE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 585 W BEACH ST WATSONVILLE CA 2/11/2013 9:06 AM Page 1 of 473 WASHOE COUNTY Permit Activity Report (Long Version) Permit Date: Issued 01/01/2011 - 12/31/2011 Types: BLD-COM ,BLD-RES ,GRADING ,LOT ,MOBILE ,POOL Permit# 10-0290 Applied: 2/3/2010 Issued: 2/4/2011 Finaled: Type: BLD-COM Work: 6,7(,03529(0(176)25)8785((48(675,$1&(17(5 Sub Type: RNEW 5(9,6,21 Address: 5600 WHISKEY SPRINGS RD Class: 437 Status: RENEWED City ID: WCTY # Units: 0 Value: $500,000.00 Total Fees: $6,741.39 Names: SQ Ft: 0 Parcel: 07624205 Balance Due: $0.00 CONTACT MILES CONSTRUCTION C/O DALE DUNNET 61 INDUSTRIAL PKWY CARSON CITY NV CONTRACTOR MILES CONSTRUCTION 61 INDUSTRIAL PKWY CARSON CITY NV OWNER SPRINGWOOD LLC 1760 MANZANITA LN RENO NV ENGINEER ANDERSON ERIC Permit# 10-0291 Applied: 2/3/2010 Issued: 2/4/2011 Finaled: Type: GRADING Work: GRADING FOR FUTURE EQUESTRIAN CENTER Sub Type: RENO Address: 5600 WHISKEY SPRINGS RD Class: Status: RENEWED City ID: WCTY # Units: 0 Value: $0.00 Total Fees: $739.82 Names: SQ Ft: 0 Parcel: 07624205 Balance Due: $0.00 CONTACT MILES CONSTRUCTION C/O DALE DUNNET 61 INDUSTRIAL PKWY CARSON CITY NV CONTRACTOR MILES CONSTRUCTION 61 INDUSTRIAL PKWY CARSON CITY NV OWNER SPRINGWOOD LLC 1760 MANZANITA LN RENO NV Permit# 10-0408 Applied: 2/26/2010 Issued: 6/27/2011 Finaled: 6/28/2011 Type: POOL Work: SELF CONTAINED SWIM SPA (REFER 09-1485) Sub Type: RRES Address: 4185 HACKAMORE DR Class: 329 Status: FINAL City ID: WCTY # Units: 0 Value: $21,000.00 Total Fees: $99.00 Names: SQ Ft: 0 Parcel: 00908404 Balance Due: $0.00 CONTACT COOPER LARRY M & VERONICA M 4185 HACKAMORE DRIVE RENO NV OWNER COOPER LARRY M & VERONICA M 4185 HACKAMORE DRIVE RENO NV 2/11/2013 9:06 AM Page 2 of 473 WASHOE COUNTY Permit Activity Report (Long Version) Permit Date: Issued 01/01/2011 - 12/31/2011 Types: BLD-COM ,BLD-RES ,GRADING ,LOT ,MOBILE ,POOL Permit# 10-0504 Applied: 3/19/2010 Issued: 3/11/2011 Finaled: Type: BLD-RES Work: 5(3$,52)(;7(16,9(:$7(5'$0$*( Sub Type: RSAD (17,5(6758&785(*877(' Address: 17441 KINGBIRD CT Class: 434 Status: RENEWED City ID: WCTY # Units: 1 Value: $51,674.00 Total Fees: $1,261.54 Names: SQ Ft: 1400 Parcel: 08707409 Balance Due: $0.00 OWNER ANDRIES VINCENT 2170 SNOWMASS RENO NV CONTACT ANDRIES VINCENT 2170 SNOWMASS RENO NV Permit# 10-0671 Applied: 4/16/2010 Issued: 3/29/2011 Finaled: 3/30/2011 Type: BLD-RES Work: 112 LF OF 6' HIGH WOOD FENCE Sub Type: RSAD Address: 55 OCELET PL Class: 329 Status: FINAL City ID: WCTY # Units: 1 Value: $896.00 Total Fees: $97.35 Names: SQ Ft: 112 Parcel: 04927215 Balance Due: $0.00 OWNER WEIGL FAMILY TRUST 55 OCELET PL RENO NV CONTACT WEIGL FAMILY TRUST 55 OCELET PL RENO NV Permit# 10-0813 Applied: 4/29/2010 Issued: 3/18/2011 Finaled: Type: BLD-RES Work: 1762 SF DETACHED RV GARAGE W/SHOP AND BATH Sub Type: RSAD Address: 5735 MADRAS ST Class: 438 Status: RENEWED City ID: WCTY # Units: 1 Value: $65,035.42 Total Fees: $1,619.62 Names: SQ Ft: 1762 Parcel: 05516304 Balance Due: $0.00 CONTRACTOR SHAHEEN BEAUCHAMP BUILDERS LLC 3427 GONI RD #109 CARSON CITY NV OWNER BEAUCHAMP MARK & VERONICA 3427 GONI RD #109 CARSON CITY NV CONTACT SHAHEEN BEAUCHAMP BUILDERS LLC 3427 GONI RD #109 CARSON CITY NV Permit# 10-0823 Applied: 4/30/2010 Issued: 4/22/2011 Finaled: Type: BLD-RES Work: 208 SF ENTRY ADDITION Sub Type: RSAD Address: 9125 SPEARHEAD WAY Class: 434 Status: EXPIRED City ID: WCTY # Units: 1 Value: $18,157.92 Total Fees: $548.64 Names: SQ Ft: 208 Parcel: 55207113 Balance Due: $0.00 OWNER OSBURN RALPH 9125 SPEARHEAD WAY RENO NV CONTACT PETERSON MIKE/ARCH 2/11/2013 9:06 AM Page 3 of 473 WASHOE COUNTY Permit Activity Report (Long Version) Permit Date: Issued 01/01/2011 - 12/31/2011 Types: BLD-COM ,BLD-RES ,GRADING ,LOT ,MOBILE ,POOL Permit# 10-0909 Applied: 5/12/2010 Issued: 5/9/2011 Finaled: Type: BLD-RES Work: NEW COVERED ENTRY AND NEW WINDOWS PER PLAN Sub Type: RSAD Address: 320 TIMBERCREEK CT Class: 434 Status: EXPIRED City ID: WCTY # Units: 1 Value: $32,000.00 Total Fees: $989.94 Names: SQ Ft: 100 Parcel: 15607209 Balance Due: $0.00 OWNER ERICKSON TRUST 1163 E BENNETT AVE GLENDORA CA CONTRACTOR NV MULTI SERVICE INC 2072 SYCAMORE GLEN DR SPARKS NV CONTACT JEFF FRAME Permit# 10-0996 Applied: 5/21/2010 Issued: 4/1/2011 Finaled: 8/23/2012 Type: BLD-RES Work: TEAR DOWN REBUILD Sub Type: ISNW Address: 645 FAIRVIEW BLVD Class: 101 Status: COFO City ID: INCL # Units: 1 Value: $479,240.91 Total Fees: $5,415.51 Names: SQ Ft: 6017 Parcel: 13121125 Balance Due: $0.00 CONTRACTOR GREENWOOD HOMES LLC 1055 FLUME ST INCLINE VILLAGE NV OWNER POSPICHEL BRADLEY L & CAROL J 2710 SWEET CLOVER LN GALENA OH CONTACT DALE SMITH Permit# 10-1026 Applied: 5/26/2010 Issued: 8/22/2011 Finaled: Type: BLD-COM Work: ADD 3 NEW PANEL ANTENNAS AND ONE GPS ANTENNA AT EXISTING CELL SITE Sub Type: RADD Address: 55 MICROWAVE RD Class: 437 Status: ISSUED City ID: WCTY # Units: 0 Value: $15,000.00 Total Fees: $499.36 Names: SQ Ft: 0 Parcel: 07658006 Balance Due: $0.00 CONTRACTOR TECHNICAL EXPERTISE AND MANAGEMENT IN CO DBA TEAM COMMUNICATIONS 943 NORTH ACACIA GILBERT AZ OWNER UNITED STATES OF AMERICA CONTACT ZUNDEL DARIN/FIELD SUPV TEAM COMMUNICATIONS APPLICANT WEHRLE BEN 2/11/2013 9:06 AM Page 4 of 473 WASHOE COUNTY Permit Activity Report (Long Version) Permit Date: Issued 01/01/2011 - 12/31/2011 Types: BLD-COM ,BLD-RES ,GRADING ,LOT ,MOBILE ,POOL Permit# 10-1035 Applied: 5/26/2010 Issued: 2/22/2011 Finaled: Type: BLD-COM Work: MOVE 2 EXISTING MICROWAVE DISHES FROM 20 TO 30 FT AND 10 TO 30 FT/ADD Sub Type: RADD Address: 2000 W 1ST AVE Class: 437 Status: EXPIRED City ID: WCTY # Units: 0 Value: $25,000.00 Total Fees: $759.73 Names: SQ Ft: 0 Parcel: 50225008 Balance Due: $0.00 CONTACT DESERT VIEW COMM PROP LLC 1032 DUCK HILL RD CARSON CITY NV OWNER DESERT VIEW COMM PROP LLC 1032 DUCK HILL RD CARSON CITY NV CONTRACTOR NEVADA MICROWAVE & TOWER 846 CEDARWOOD CT MINDEN NV Permit# 10-1069 Applied: 6/1/2010 Issued: 7/11/2011 Finaled: Type: BLD-RES Work: MASTER BEDROOM/BATH ADDITION/EXPAND EXISTING LIVING ROOM/STUCCOING EN Sub Type: RSAD Address: 6030 W HIDDEN VALLEY DR Class: 434 Status: ISSUED City ID: WCTY # Units: 1 Value: $78,070.23 Total Fees: $1,462.49 Names: SQ Ft: 1053 Parcel: 05123102 Balance Due: $0.00 OWNER RUIZ FRANCISCO & ANA M 6030 W HIDDEN VALLEY DR RENO NV CONTACT RUIZ FRANCISCO & ANA M 6030 W HIDDEN VALLEY DR RENO NV Permit# 10-1182 Applied: 6/15/2010 Issued: 1/26/2011 Finaled: 2/1/2011 Type: BLD-COM Work: REMOVE AND REPLACE TWO (2) ANTENNAS ON EXISITING CELL SITE ADD TWO ( Sub Type: RADD Address: 23120 E INTERSTATE 80 Class: 437 Status: FINAL City ID: WCTY # Units: 0 Value: $20,000.00 Total Fees: $629.54 Names: SQ Ft: 0 Parcel: 08414001 Balance Due: $0.00 CONTACT BEN WEHRLE OWNER SOUTHERN PACIFIC R R R W % ASS'T TAX COMMISSIONER 1700 FARNAM ST 10TH FL SOUTH OMAHA NE CONTRACTOR B C I COMMUNICATIONS INC TONY MARTINELLI 108 N EAST ST WOODLAND CA 2/11/2013 9:06 AM Page 5 of 473 WASHOE COUNTY Permit Activity Report (Long Version) Permit Date: Issued 01/01/2011 - 12/31/2011 Types: BLD-COM ,BLD-RES ,GRADING ,LOT ,MOBILE ,POOL Permit# 10-1308 Applied: 6/29/2010 Issued: 8/2/2011 Finaled: 2/16/2012 Type: BLD-COM Work: INSTALL TWO NEW ANTENNA ON EXISTING COMM TOWER/INSTALL MULTIPLE ELEVA Sub Type: RADD Address: 540 MAIN ST Class: 437 Status: FINAL City ID: WCTY # Units: 0 Value: $40,000.00 Total Fees: $1,130.89 Names: SQ Ft: 0 Parcel: 07115005 Balance Due: $0.00 CONTACT GAMEZ SEAN / COMMNET WIRELESS CONTRACTOR L & B TELECOMMUNICATIONS LLC P O BOX 9250 COLUMBUS MS OWNER UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY PROPERTY TAX DEPARTMENT 1400 DOUGLAS ST STOP 1640 OMAHA NE Permit# 10-1329 Applied: 7/1/2010 Issued: 6/20/2011 Finaled: 12/27/2011 Type: BLD-RES Work: COMPLETE DECK REBUILD/ADD NEW STAIRCASE OVER EXISTING CONCRETE***7/6/ Sub Type: ISAD Address: 1555 DEBRA
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