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February 10, 2013

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NORMAN — No commercial permits were issued between Jan. 16-23.

The following commercial new construction and commercial addition/alteration applications were submitted between Jan. 16-23.

Commercial Addition/Alteration

1111 Elm Ave.Stace, LLC.OU office remodel $14,000

900 N. Flood Ave. S & E Investments,LLC. Restore & paint booth $14,000

4606 E. Rock Creek Rd C.R.C. Board of Trustees Camp Rock Creek rebuild B1 $18,000

4606 E. Rock Creek Rd C.R.C. Board of Trustees Camp Rock Creek rebuild G1 $18,000

4606 E. Rock Creek Rd C.R.C. Board of Trustees Camp Rock Creek rebuild G2 $18,000

4606 E. Rock Creek Rd C.R.C. Board of Trustees Camp Rock Creek rebuild G3 $18,000

The Icon Apartments commercial 3+ Family foundation only applications located at 6475 36th Ave N.W. in Ward No.8 were submitted for review. The project consists of 18 commercial 3+ family and 1 commercial foundation only applications with a total value of $676,681.

One demo application was submitted for demolition of 14 cabins at 4606 E. Rock Creek Rd.

Commercial Certificate of Occupancies Issued:

1500 24th Ave. S.W. Locke Supply Retail & Warehouse $980,000

810 26th Ave. N.W. Reynolds Group Auto Reynolds Collision Center $750,000

810 26th Ave. N.W. Reynolds Group Auto Reynolds Collision Center spray booth $115,000

3770 W. Robinson St. Suite 112 Brookhaven Village Plaza, LLC. Glow Yoga $40,000

Residential Activity — Jan. 16-23.

Eleven single-family residential unit permits were issued valued at $1,586,819 with an average value of $144,256.

Sixteen single-family addition/alteration permits were issued valued at $124,513.

One demo permit was issued for demolition of house at 706 Jenkins Ave.

Six single-family residential unit applications were submitted valued at $1,122,200 with average value of $187,033.

Three single-family addition/alteration permits were submitted valued at $102,187.

One demo permit was submitted for demolition of a detached garage at 724 Jenkins Ave.

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