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November 18, 2012

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NORMAN — The following new permits were issued between Oct. 31 and Nov. 7:

Commercial Addition/Alteration

225 E. Eufaula St. Arvest Bank Arvest office remodel $448,000

Commercial Temporary Building/Construction Trailer

850 Ed Noble Pky. Home Depot USA, Inc Temp. tent for tree sales 11/8-12/19/12 $3,350

The Grove Student Housing commercial 3+ Family new permits located at 3201 13h Place (224 units) in Ward No. 7 were issued. The project consists of 13 commercial new 3+ family and 1 commercial new construction permits with a total value of $9,413,651.

One demo permit was issued for interior only demolition at 1236 Alameda St Suite 100.

The following commercial new construction and commercial temporary building/construction trailer applications were submitted between October 31st and November 7th, 2012.

Commercial New Construction

3106 Broce Dr. Community Christian School CCS education building$5,500,000

Commercial Temporary Building/Construction Trailer

2020 24th Ave. N.W.Sooner Investment Group Timberlake temporary construction trailer$2,400

Commercial Certificate of Occupancies Issued:

3417 W. Main St.General Growth Properties, Inc Victoria’s Secret Remodel $415,000

1242 Interstate Dr. Decker Center, LLC.Modern Nails$40,000

Residential Activity — Oct. 31 and Nov. 7:

Six single-family residential unit permits were issued valued at $960,800 with an average value of $160,133.

Nineteen single-family addition/alteration permits were issued valued at $191,405.

One single-family permit was issued to replace a wild fire damaged home at 14150 Bridge Creek Dr. with a value of $302,000.

Five single-family residential unit applications were submitted valued at $4,225,000 with average value of $845,000.

Three single-family addition/alteration applications were submitted valued at $135,496.

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