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Building Permits Issued Building Permits Issued Issued for June 2021 Type ID Address Contractor Owner / Occupant Building BUILD-002479-2021 Address: SF: Value: $72,003.00 (Commercial) Contractor : SOUTHWEST Owner: MOOREA 1102 SHARP NORTH LAS SPECIALTY COATINGS, INC. 2074 INVESTMENTS LAS VEGAS LLC VEGAS, NV 89030 Description: SW SPECIALTIES COATINGS OFFICE - TI COMBINATION PERMIT: 2,074 SF INTERIOR TENANT IMPROVEMENT IN EXISTING 9114 SF OFFICE WAREHOUSE. INCLUDES ELECTRICAL - EXCEL ELECTRIC, MECHANICAL - AIRCORP, AND PLUMBING - COMPLETE PLUMBING SOLUTIONS. **NO NEW PLUMBING FIXTURES - RELOCATION ONLY**. SEE APPROVED PLANS BY FOR COMPLETE DETAILS. CONTACT: BRENT CAJTHAML 702-322-1177 [email protected] BUILD-005677-2021 Address: Contractor : DIACON, LLC SF: Value: $352,666.00 Owner: DIAMOND COLLINS L L 3412 NEEHAM NORTH LAS 4840 C VEGAS, NV 89030 Description: *NORTHERN INDUSTRIAL CENTER BLDG 3 ********* Exedited Review As Of 6/3/19 By Richard Sent To Bv ************ ***ONSITE WORK (STORM DRAINS, FIRE LINES, SEWER, WATER, HYDRANT) REQUIRE SEPARATE PERMIT. NEED TO PROVIDE2 COPIES OF "BOND & FEE ESTIMATE" AND 2 SETS OF APPROVED PHOTOCOPIED CIVIL DRAWINGS.*** COMBINATION PERMIT: CONSTRUCT A NEW4840 SF COMMERCIAL BUILDING. INCLUDES (1) TRASH ENCLOSURE. QAA REQUIRED ON ITMES: C, G, M, S, Xb, Xc, and Xe BY BLACK MOUNTAIN GEOTECH. INCLUDES ELECTRICAL - UNITED MECHANICAL, PLUMBING - UNITED MECHANICAL, AND MECHANICAL - UNITED MECHANICAL. INSTALL 3 NEW PLUMBING FIXURES (1 HAND SINK, 1 HOISE BIBB, AND 1 WATER CLOSET) @ " OFFICE/WAREHOUSE" RATE. SEE APPROVED PLANS BY BUREAU VERITAS UNDER 175112 FOR COMPLETE DETAILS. Contact: Richard Gallegos 702-524-0054 [email protected] BUILD-007161-2021 Address: Contractor : Eric Waggener SF: 0 Value: $30,000.00 Owner: A T A A P COMPANY L L 3830 E CRAIG NORTH LAS C VEGAS, NV 89081 Description: *825501 VG08033A T MOBILE 537002- ANTENNAS COMBINATION PERMIT: REMOVE EXISTING T-ARM MOUNTS AND INSTALL NEW T-ARM MOUNTS. REMOVE (3) SMART BIAS T'S AND (3) RADIOS. INSTALL (3) ANTENNAS, (2) RRU'S, (4) RADIOS, (2) BB 6630'S, (1) DUG20, (2) PSU 4813, AND (1) HYBRID CABLE. INCLUDES ELECTRICAL - X3 MANAGEMENT. SEE APPROVED PLANS BY BV FOR COMPLETE DETAILS. CONTACT: NATASHA MONTALVO 206-336-2886 [email protected] Building Permits Issued Issued for June 2021 Type ID Address Contractor Owner / Occupant Building BUILD-006530-2021 Address: SF: 0 Value: $30,000.00 (Commercial) Contractor : ALAMON INC Owner: L A A C O LTD 787 E CENTENNIAL NORTH LAS VEGAS, NV 89081 Description: *839210 VG08164A T-Mobile App 531225- ANTENNAS COMBINATION PERMIT: REMOVE (3) ANTENNAS AND (3) RRH'S. INSTALL (3) ANTENNAS, (3) DIPLEXERS, AND (3) RRH'S. QAA REQUIRED ITEMS: C AND Xb BY KRAZAN. SEE APPROVED PLANS BY BV FOR COMPLETE DETAILS. CONTACT: NATASHA MONTALVO 206-336-2886 [email protected] BD175112 Address: Contractor : DIACON, LLC SF: Value: $352,666.00 Owner: DIAMOND COLLINS L L 3402 NEEHAM NORTH LAS 4840 C VEGAS, NV 89030 Description: *NORTHERN INDUSTRIAL CENTER BLDG 1 ********* Exedited Review As Of 6/3/19 By Richard Sent To Bv ************ **SEPARATE PERMIT REQUIRED FOR BUILDING 2 (#5677-2021) AND BUILDING 3 (#5676-2021)** ***ONSITE WORK (STORM DRAINS, FIRE LINES, SEWER, WATER, HYDRANT) REQUIRE SEPARATE PERMIT. NEED TO PROVIDE2 COPIES OF "BOND & FEE ESTIMATE" AND 2 SETS OF APPROVED PHOTOCOPIED CIVIL DRAWINGS.*** COMBINATION PERMIT: CONSTRUCT A NEW4840 SF COMMERCIAL BUILDING. INCLUDES (1) TRASH ENCLOSURE. QAA REQUIRED ON ITMES: C, G, M, S, Xb, Xc, and Xe BY BLACK MOUNTAIN GEOTECH. INCLUDES ELECTRICAL - UNITED MECHANICAL, PLUMBING - UNITED MECHANICAL, AND MECHANICAL - UNITED MECHANICAL. INSTALL 3 NEW PLUMBING FIXURES (1 HAND SINK, 1 HOISE BIBB, AND 1 WATER CLOSET) @ " OFFICE/WAREHOUSE" RATE. SEE APPROVED PLANS BY BUREAU VERITAS FOR COMPLETE DETAILS. Contact: Richard Gallegos 702-524-0054 [email protected] BUILD-005676-2021 Address: Contractor : DIACON, LLC SF: Value: $352,666.00 Owner: DIAMOND COLLINS L L 3408 NEEHAM NORTH LAS 4840 C VEGAS, NV 89030 Building Permits Issued Issued for June 2021 Type ID Address Contractor Owner / Occupant Building Description: *NORTHERN INDUSTRIAL CENTER BLDG 2 (Commercial) ********* Exedited Review As Of 6/3/19 By Richard Sent To Bv ************ ***ONSITE WORK (STORM DRAINS, FIRE LINES, SEWER, WATER, HYDRANT) REQUIRE SEPARATE PERMIT. NEED TO PROVIDE2 COPIES OF "BOND & FEE ESTIMATE" AND 2 SETS OF APPROVED PHOTOCOPIED CIVIL DRAWINGS.*** COMBINATION PERMIT: CONSTRUCT A NEW4840 SF COMMERCIAL BUILDING. INCLUDES (1) TRASH ENCLOSURE. QAA REQUIRED ON ITMES: C, G, M, S, Xb, Xc, and Xe BY BLACK MOUNTAIN GEOTECH. INCLUDES ELECTRICAL - UNITED MECHANICAL, PLUMBING - UNITED MECHANICAL, AND MECHANICAL - UNITED MECHANICAL. INSTALL 3 NEW PLUMBING FIXURES (1 HAND SINK, 1 HOISE BIBB, AND 1 WATER CLOSET) @ " OFFICE/WAREHOUSE" RATE. SEE APPROVED PLANS BY BUREAU VERITAS UNDER PERMIT 175112 FOR COMPLETE DETAILS. Contact: Richard Gallegos 702-524-0054 [email protected] BUILD-007416-2021 Address: Contractor : BURKE SF: Value: $334,662.00 Owner: MATTER CHEYENNE 4204 CHEYENNE NORTH LAS CONSTRUCTION GROUP INC 20518 LOGISTICS LLC VEGAS, NV 89032 Description: *MWC BLDG B SUITE 100 - TI COMBINATION PERMIT: INTERIOR TENANT IMPROVEMENT IN EXISTING 20,518 SF SUITE FOR ???. INCLUDES ELECTRICAL - RL JACKSON, MECHANICAL - A1, AND PLUMBING - SOUND. INSTALLING 5 NEW PLUMBING FIXTURES (1 KITCHEN SINK, 2 LAVATORIES, 2 WATER CLOSETS) @ "OFFICE/WAREHOUSE" RATE. SEE APPROVED PLANS BY INTERWEST FOR COMPLETE DETAILS. CONTACT: TERSA JENKINS 702-367-1040 [email protected] BUILD-004894-2021 Address: Contractor : MARTIN HARRIS SF: Value: $822,725.00 Owner: 5345 E NORTH BELT NORTH CONSTRUCTION LLC 16386 LAS VEGAS, NV 89115 2 Description: *BOXABL - TI EQUIPTMENT PACKAGE 6/8/21 PERMIT REVISED TO ALLOW THE BELOW LISTED ITEMS AS A DEFERRED SUBMITTAL INSTEAD OF SEPARATE. VALUATION WILL NEED TO BE ADDED...LQ **SEPARATE PERMIT, PLANS, AND VALUATION REQUIRED FOR: BRIDGE CRANE, GANTRY CRANE, SPRAY BOOTH, SANDING BOOTH, FIRE SPRINKLERS COMBINATION PERMIT: INTERIOR TENANT IMPROVEMENT IN EXISTING 163,862 SF COMMERCIAL BUILDING TO INCLUDE INSTALLATION OF THE FOLLOWING EQUIPMENT: CNC TABLE, JIB CRANES, SAWS, ROUTERS, VACUUM PRESSES, DRILL PRESS, DUST COLLECTOR, AIR COMPRESSORS, BACK- UP GENERATOR, COMPACTOR, FORK LIFT CHARGERS, CARPET CUTTER, WHEEL BALANCER ,TIRE CHANGER, 2 POST CAR LIFTS, AND WELDER. QAA REQUIRED ON ITEMS C,S,XB BY UNIVERSAL ENGINEERING. INCLUDES ELECTRICAL - ABLE ELECTRIC, MECHANICAL - ACR MECHANICAL, AND PLUMBING - A CAMPAGNA. INSTALLING 4 NEW PLUMBING FIXTURES (1 EYE WASH SINK AND 3 HOSE BIBBS) @ "ALL OTHER BUSINESS" RATE. SEE APPROVED PLANS BY INTERWEST FOR COMPLETE DETAILS. CONTACT: Michele Tayengco 702-270-6600 [email protected] BUILD-001528-2021 Address: Contractor : Chris Leopold SF: Value: $939,664.00 Owner: PRE CRAIG CLAYTON L , 2300 L C Building Permits Issued Issued for June 2021 Type ID Address Contractor Owner / Occupant Building Description: *CHIPOTLE SHELL BLDG - NEW (Commercial) COMBINATION PERMIT: CONSTRUCT A NEW2300 SF COMMERCIAL SHELL BUILDING. QAA REQUIRED ON ITEMS: C, G, M, S, AND E BY UNIVERSAL ENGINEERING SERVICES. INCLUDES ELECTRICAL - B & B ELECTRIC AND PLUMBING -ASK PLUMBING. *NO MECHANICAL*. INSTALLING 1 PLUMBING FIXTURE (1 HOSE BIBB) AT "RESTAURANT" RATE. SEE APPROVED PLANS BY INTERWEST FOR COMPLETE DETAILS. CONTACT: DARRELL WOOD 702-373-5210 [email protected] BUILD-005590-2021 Address: Contractor : MID AMERICA SF: Value: $303,145.00 Owner: C R E F X L V 6482 N DECATUR NORTH LAS CONSTRUCTION, INC. 4400 CROSSROADS L L C VEGAS, NV 89084 Description: *MATTRESS FIRM CROSSROADS SUITE H100b - TI COMBINATION PERMIT: INTERIOR TENANT IMPROVEMENT IN EXISTING 4,400 SF SUITE H100b FOR A MATTRESS FIRM. INCLUDES ELECTRICAL - PACIFIC ELECTRIC, MECHANICAL - JMAC PLUMBING & AIR, AND PLUMBING - JMAC PLUMBING & AIR. INSTALLING 5 NEW PLUMBING FIXTURES (2 LAVATORIES, 2 WATER CLOSETS, AND 1 SERVICE/MOP SINK) @ "RETAIL" RATE. SEE APPROVED PLANS BY INTERWEST FOR COMPLETE DETAILS. CONTACT: ROB JACKNEWITZ 314-647-5100 [email protected] BUILD-008006-2021 Address: Contractor : MARLON W SF: 0 Value: $89,183.00 Owner: MATTER CHEYENNE 4208 CHEYENNE NORTH LAS DROPPS LOGISTICS LLC VEGAS, NV 89032 Description: *SCP DISTRIBUTORS - PALLET RACKING INSTALL NEW PALLET RACKING WITHIN THE WAREHOUSE. QAA REQUIRED ON ITEM#: S, Xb, Y AND Z BY DALE WRIGHT ENGINEER SOUTHWEST GEOLOGICAL. SEE APPROVED PLANS BY BV FOR COMPLETE DETAILS. CONTACT: TAMARA POGOZELSKI 702-366-4887 [email protected] BUILD-001990-2021 Address: Contractor : ALLURE SF: 0 Value: $116,380.00 Owner: COUNTY OF CLARK 4511 W CHEYENNE NORTH CONTRACTING LLC (AVIATION) LAS VEGAS, NV 89032 Description: RITI HANGAR 7 - MODULAR BUILDING COMBINATION PERMIT: INSTALL 2 - MODULAR BUILDINGS IN THE EXISTING 13,500 SF HANGER. (1) - 1254 SF AND (2) -624 SF. (1,878 SF) TO BE UTILIZED AS OFFICES. QAA REQUIRED FOR XB BY GEOTEK. INCLUDES ELECTRICAL - STURGEON ELECTRIC, AND MECHANICAL - SUMMIT AIR; NO PLUMBING. SEE APPROVED PLANS FOR COMPLETE DETAILS. CONTACT: ROBERT MESSIANA 702-598-1723 [email protected] Building Permits Issued Issued for June 2021 Type ID Address Contractor Owner / Occupant Building BUILD-007198-2021 Address: SF: 0 Value: $2,798,389.85 (Commercial) Contractor : Alex Smith Owner: B C I F RACEWAY I P L L 5605 N HOLLYWOOD NORTH C LAS VEGAS, NV 89115 Description: *DHL STORAGE PH 2 #200 - PALLET RACK INSTALL NEW PALLET RACKING WITHIN THE WAREHOUSE. QAA REQUIRED ON ITEM#: S AND Xb BY ANGLE ENGINEERING. SEE APPROVED PLANS BY INTERWEST
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