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City of Windsor Building Department Major CITY OF WINDSOR BUILDING DEPARTMENT MAJOR CONSTRUCTION REPORT JANUARY 1 THROUGH DECEMBER 31, 2014 1 OF 7 ADDRESS DESCRIPTION VALUE *NEW* 6365 HAWTHORNE ERECT 9960 SM INDUSTRIAL BUILDING FOR "TRW" $ 10,000,000 + 2598 WYANDOTTE W ERECT FOOTINGS AND FOUNDATIONS FOR NEW TWO STOREY OFFICE BLDG AT U OF W $ 6,800,000 2199 CHRYSLER CENTRE CONSTRUCT ADDITION TO EXISTING BODY SHOP-CHRYSLER MINI VAN PLANT $ 6,000,000 401 SUNSET ERECT 2 STOREY UNIVERSITY OF WINDSOR "WELCOME CENTRE" $ 5,730,000 980 WALKER ERECT 3404 SM ADDITION TO COMMERCIAL BUILDING & INSTALLATION OF SOLAR ARRAY $ 4,500,000 401 RIVERSIDE W. INTERIOR/EXTERIOR RENOVATIONS TO EXISTING ART GALLERY OF WINDSOR BUILDING $ 3,018,000 3121 MILLOY ERECT NEW FIRE HALL #2 $ 2,700,000 5550 MAPLEWOOD ERECT VERTICAL HEATING UNIT FOR PROCESS OPERATIONS $ 2,600,000 655 SYDNEY CONVERT COMMERCIAL BUILDING INTO 7 RETAIL SPACES $ 2,050,000 2455 WYANDOTTE W. INTERIOR RENOVATIONS FOR CAMPUS POLICE & SECOND FLOOR BUSINESS ACCELERATOR$ 2,000,000 2500 LABELLE CONSTRUCT ADDITION TO BELLEWOOD PUBLIC SCHOOL $ 1,720,000 2455 RIVARD OVERCLADDING OF EXISTING 9 STOREY MULTIPLE UNIT DWELLING $ 1,588,000 245 DROUILLARD INTERIOR/EXTERIOR RENOVATIONS OF EXISTING RESIDENTIAL CARE FACILITY $ 1,450,000 2000 TALBOT INT. & EXT. RENOVATIONS TO "CHEZ TALBOT" RESTAURANT IN ST. CLAIR COLLEGE $ 1,300,000 830 ROSELAND ERECT SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING/GARAGE/UNFINISHED LOWER LEVEL $ 1,300,000 1427 PRINCE INTERIOR RENOVATIONS AT HOTEL DIEU HEALTHCARE LOCATION $ 1,300,000 + 925 COUSINEAU CONSTRUCT 4 CLASSROOM ADDITION TO ACADEMIE STE CECILE INT'L SCHOOL $ 1,100,000 401 SUNSET INTERIOR ALTERATIONS TO UNIVERSITY OF WINDSOR (BIOLOGY BUILDING) $ 1,085,000 4000 DUCHARME CONSTRUCT ADDITION TO TALBOT TRAIL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL $ 1,005,000 5370 WYANDOTTE E ERECT 2 STOREY 344 SM RESTAURANT $ 1,000,000 2199 CHRYSLER CENTRE ERECT 1120 SM ADDITION TO PLANT'S ROOF-TOP CONVEYOR ENCLOSURE $ 1,000,000 350 ELLIOTT E. PARKING GARAGE REPAIRS FOR EXISTING MULTIPLE DWELLING $ 948,000 8475 WYANDOTTE E. ERECT 2 STOREY 6 UNIT MULTIPLE DWELLING AS PER PHASE 1 $ 867,000 + 401 SUNSET UPDATES TO EXISTING WASHROOMS AT LEDDY LIBRARY MAIN BUILDING $ 842,000 3350 GUNDY PARK ERECT SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING/GARAGE/FINISHED LOWER LEVEL $ 769,000 2000 TALBOT INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR RENOVATIONS TO "CHEZ TALBOT" IN ST. CLAIR COLLEGE $ 750,000 300 CABANA E. ERECT NEW ONE STOREY 694SM COMMERCIAL BUILDING $ 750,000 1361 OUELLETTE INTERIOR RENOVATIONS TO EXISTING COMMERCIAL BUILDING FOR "WECHC" $ 750,000 1955 PROVINCIAL ERECT 1 STOREY 460.82 SQ. M. COMMERCIAL BUILDING $ 750,000 2558 DOUGALL ERECT A NEW ONE STOREY 464.5M2 BUSINESS OFFICE $ 750,000 4340 CASGRAIN ERECT SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING/GARAGE,/FINISHED LOWER LEVEL/GRADE ENTRANCE $ 730,000 528 CHIPPEWA ERECT DOUBLE DUPLEX DWELLING $ 713,000 760 ROSELAND ERECT SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING/GARAGE/UNFINISHED LOWER LEVEL $ 700,000 3475 NORTH SERVICE INTERIOR FIT-UP OF UNIT A FOR DENTIST OFFICE $ 650,000 4395 CENTRE LAKE ERECT SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING/GARAGE/FINISHED LOWER LEVEL/GRADE ENTRANCE/PORCH$ 650,000 + 849 MASSIMO ERECT SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING/GARAGE/FINISHED LOWER LEVEL $ 646,000 3353 WHITESIDE ERECT SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING/GARAGE/UNFINISHED LOWER LEVEL/REAR ROOFED AREA$ 631,000 TOTAL MAJOR CONSTRUCTION YEAR TO DATE $ 71,142,000 * INDICATES NEW CONSTRUCTION $250,000+ FOR THIS PERIOD CITY OF WINDSOR BUILDING DEPARTMENT MAJOR CONSTRUCTION REPORT JANUARY 1 THROUGH DECEMBER 31, 2014 2 OF 7 ADDRESS DESCRIPTION VALUE *NEW* BALANCE FORWARD FROM PAGE 1 $ 71,142,000 180 EUGENIE W ERECT 1 STOREY 358 M2 BUSINESS OFFICE (BUILDING 'A' OF MAJOR COMMERCIAL CENTRE)$ 630,000 3972 ROSELAND DR. W. ERECT SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING/GARAGE/FINISHED LOWER LEVEL $ 627,000 737 OUELLETTE CONCRETE REPAIRS TO EXISTING PARKING GARAGE AT EXISTING MULTIPLE DWELLING $ 620,000 1375 CALIFORNIA INTERIOR RENOVATIONS TO "WESTVIEW FREEDOM ACADEMY" SECONDARY SCHOOL $ 600,000 0 GRAND MARAIS E. ERECT 155 SM ADDITION TO WASTE TREATMENT PLANT TO ENCLOSE THE PLANT $ 600,000 3200 COUNTY ROAD 42 INTERIOR RENOVATIONS TO WINDSOR AIRPORT'S BAGGAGE HANDLING & GATE AREA $ 600,000 6200 EDGAR ERECT ADDITION TO "GEORGES VANIER' FOR FULL DAY KINDERGARTEN $ 600,000 1042 SOUTH PACIFIC ERECT SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING/GARAGE/UNFINISHED LOWER LEVEL $ 594,000 4030 ROSELAND W ERECT SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING/GARAGE/FINISHED LOWER LEVEL $ 587,000 1519 OUELLETTE CONCRETE REPAIRS AND WATERPROOFING AND NEW ENTRANCE RAMP $ 587,000 377 RIVERSIDE E. RESTORATION AND REPAIRS TO EXISTING "CAESARS WINDSOR" GAMING ESTABLISHMENT$ 574,000 4230 ROSELAND ERECT SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING/GARAGE/UNFINISHED LOWER LEVEL/ REAR PORCH/REAR$ DECK 560,000 1811 NORTHWAY CONSTRUCT 6 UNIT MULTIPLE DWELLING $ 550,000 4272 ROSELAND ERECT SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING/GARAGE/UNFINISHED LOWER LEVEL/REAR PORCH $ 525,000 5600 MAPLEWOOD ERECT GRAIN STORAGE BIN $ 515,000 2341 RANKIN ERECT SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING/GARAGE/FINISHED LOWER LEVEL/GRADE ENTRANCE $ 512,000 + 3930 MANZANILLO ERECT SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING/GARAGE/UNFINISHED LOWER LEVEL/GRADE ENTRANCE$ 507,000 5151 RIVERSIDE E. WATERPROOFING OF UNDERGROUND PARKING GARAGE & ALTERATIONS & REPAIRS $ 500,000 + 1770 LANGLOIS INTERIOR RENOVATIONS TO EXISTING RETAIL BUILDING TO CONVERT TO BUSINESS OFFICES$ 500,000 2795 KEW INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR RENOVATIONS TO EXISTING OFFICES $ 500,000 5415 TECUMSEH E. INTERIOR RENOVATIONS TO EXISTING SUITE FOR BUSINESS OFFICE $ 500,000 1491 PILLETTE REPAIRS TO PARKING GARAGE AT EXISTING 5 STOREY MULTIPLE DWELLING $ 500,000 384 HAMNER ERECT SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING/GARAGE/UNFINISHED LOWER LEVEL $ 500,000 3900 ZANZIBAR ERECT SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING/GARAGE/UNFINISHED LOWER LEVEL $ 498,000 2317 RANKIN ERECT SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING/GARAGE/UNFINSHED LOWER LEVEL $ 486,000 + 220 EUGENIE INTERIOR/EXTERIOR ALTERATIONS TO EXISTING 'VALIANT' INDUSTRIAL PLANT $ 480,000 3819 SUNRISE ERECT SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING/GARAGE/UNFINISHED LOWER LEVEL/REAR PORCH $ 472,000 1601 NORFOLK INTERIOR RENOVATIONS TO "GLENWOOD PUBLIC SCHOOL" FOR FULL DAY KINDERGARTEN$ 470,000 3714 KING CONSTRUCT A NEW PRE-ENGINEERED DONATION WAREHOUSE $ 470,000 300 OUIELLETTE INTERIOR RENOVATIONS TO UNIT 200 FOR "WFCU" FINANCIAL OFFICE $ 469,000 4747 RIVERSIDE DR. E. EXTERIOR REPAIRS TO EXISTING 12 STOREY, 35 UNIT MULTIPLE DWELLING $ 469,000 3980 ROSELAND ERECT SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING/GARAGE/FINISHED LOWER LEVEL/COVERED PORCH $ 465,000 3921 MANZANILLO ERECT SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING/GARAGE/FINISHED LOWER LEVEL/GRADE ENTRANCE/DECK$ 464,000 1625 ST.CLAIR ERECT SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING/GARAGE/FINISHED LOWER LEVEL/GRADE ENTRANCE $ 463,000 3060 HOWARD INTERIOR RENOVATIONS TO EXISTING UNIT C3A FOR NEW TENANT "SEPHORA BEAUTY" $ 457,000 372 HAMNER ERECT SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING/GARAGE/FINISHED LOWER LEVEL/BONUS RM/GRADE ENTRANCE$ 454,000 TOTAL MAJOR CONSTRUCTION YEAR TO DATE $ 90,047,000 * INDICATES NEW CONSTRUCTION $250,000+ FOR THIS PERIOD CITY OF WINDSOR BUILDING DEPARTMENT MAJOR CONSTRUCTION REPORT JUNE 1 THROUGH JULY 31, 2014 JANUARY 1 THROUGH DECEMBER 31, 2014 3 OF 7 ADDRESS DESCRIPTION VALUE *NEW* BALANCE FORWARD FROM PAGE 2 $ 90,047,000 3893 ZANZIBAR ERECT SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING/GARAGE/FINISHED LOWER LEVEL/FRONT & REAR PORCH$ 451,000 0 E C ROW E. CONSTRUCT STORM SEWERS FOR TRUCK AND TRANSPORT ACCESSORY STORAGE YARD $ 450,000 910 RAYMO ERECT SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING/GARAGE/FINISHED LOWER LEVEL/DECK $ 450,000 2455 WYANDOTTE W. INTERIOR RENOVATIONS FOR WFCU OFFICE INSIDE UNIVERSITY OF WINDSOR BUILDING $ 450,000 3960 SIXTH CONC ERECT SINGLE FAMILY DWELLIN/GARAGE/FINISHED LOWER LEVEL $ 447,000 2325 RANKIN ERECT SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING/GARAGE/UNFINISHED LOWER LEVEL $ 445,000 3777 ZANZIBAR ERECT SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING/GARAGE/FINISHED LOWER LEVEL/GRADE ENTRANCE $ 435,000 573 CLOVER ERECT SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING/GARAGE/UNFINISHED LOWER LEVEL/REAR DECK $ 433,000 3952 ZANZIBAR ERECT SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING/GARAGE/UNFINISHED LOWER LEVEL $ 433,000 3997 ZANZIBAR ERECT SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING/GARAGE/FINISHED LOWER LEVEL/GRADE ENTRANCE $ 432,000 150 PARK W. STRUCTURAL REPAIRS FOR PARKING GARAGE OF EXISTING MIXED USE BUILDING $ 430,000 3913 ZANZIBAR ERECT SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING/GARAGE/UNFINISHED LOWER LEVEL $ 422,000 11365 TECUMSEH E. CONSTRUCT WAREHOUSE ADDITION TO EXISTING LUMBER YARD $ 420,000 3550 PILLETTE ERECT 423 SM ADDITION TO EXISTING FACTORY $ 420,000 4815 PERIWINKLE ERECT SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING/GARAGE/FINISHED LOWER LEVEL/BONUS ROOM/DECK $ 420,000 2252 ST.PATRICK'S ERECT SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING/GARAGE/FINISHED LOWER LEVEL/GRADE ENTRANCE/DECK$ 419,000 3918 MANZANILLO ERECT SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING/GARAGE/FINISHED LOWER LEVEL $ 412,000 3856 WILDWOOD ERECT SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING/GARAGE/FINISHED LOWER LEVEL $ 409,000 + 400 HURON CHURCH INTERIOR RENOVATIONS AT UNIVERSITY OF WINDSOR (ASSUMPTION HALL) $ 406,000 4795 PERIWINKLE ERECT SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING/GARAGE/FINISHED LOWER LEVEL/GRADE ENTRANCE/PORCH$ 405,000 + 1500 HURON CHURCH INTERIOR FIT-UP FOR "LCBO" TENANT SPACE $ 400,000 + 401 PITT W. CONSTRUCT CHILLER BUILDING TO HOUSE CHILLER AND EQUIPMENT $ 400,000 1433 INVERNESS ERECT SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING/GARAGE/FINISHED LOWER LEVEL/DECK $ 400,000 1531 CRAWFORD ERECT OFFICE ADDITION TO EXISTING BUILDING $ 400,000 3850 DOUGALL INSTALL NEW ELEVATOR AND INTERIOR RENOVATIONS TO COMMERCIAL SPACE $ 400,000 2601 LAUZON PKWY INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR RENOVATIONS FOR "JOHN MAX SPORTS & WINGS" RESTAURANT$ 400,000 3784 ZANZIBAR ERECT SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING/GARAGE/UNFINISHED LOWER LEVEL $ 398,000 3953 MANZANILLO ERECT SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING/GARAGE/FINISHED LOWER LEVEL/COVERED PORCHES $ 389,000 3894 ZANZIBAR ERECT SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING/GARAGE/UNFINISHED LOWER
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