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December 30, 2012

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NORMAN — The following commercial new construction, commercial addition/alteration, commercial new shell interior finish, commercial 3+ family new, and commercial 3+ family addition/alteration permits were issued between Dec. 12-19.

· Commercial New Construction

2030 24th Ave. N.W. Sooner Investment Group Homegoods $1,875,000

2020 24th Ave. N.W. Sooner Investment Group DSW Shoe Warehouse $1,092,000

2040 24th Ave. N.W. Sooner Investment Group Michaels Arts & Crafts $1,646,000

1601 E. Imhoff Rd CDC-Norman, LLC. The Cottages @ Norman garage $15,000

· Commercial Addition/Alteration

3700 W. Robinson St. Suite 148 Brookhaven Village Plaza, LLC White House Black Market $192,000

300 Norman Center Ct. Pioneer Library System Pioneer Library & Office remodel$2,461,700

201 W. Daws St. City of Norman Andrews Park restroom renovation $14,000

1601 E. Imhoff Rd.CDC-Norman, LLC. The Cottages @ Norman clubhouse remodel $15,000

1260 24th Ave. S.W.Ivan E. Goodman Norman Vapes $ 9,000

·Commercial New Shell Interior Finish

810 W. Robinson St.7-Eleven, LLC.Charles Gooch insurance agency $18,000

·Commercial 3+ Family New

930 Elm Ave. 930 Properties, LLC. 930 Flats 6 unit apartment building $540,000

·Commercial 3+ Family Addition/Alteration

2400 W. Brooks St. Living Investments Building, LLC structural roof repair $22,770

2402 W. Brooks St. Living Investments Building, LLC structural roof repair $95,400

2404 W. Brooks St. Living Investments Building, LLC structural roof repair $54,270

2406 W. Brooks St. Living Investments Building, LLC structural roof repair $42,210

2410 W. Brooks St. Living Investments Building, LLC structural roof repair $95,400

2414 W. Brooks St. Living Investments Building, LLC structural roof repair $95,400

2416 W. Brooks St. Living Investments Building, LLC structural roof repair $54,270

2418 W. Brooks St. Living Investments Building, LLC structural roof repair $54,270

2500 W. Brooks St. Living Investments Building, LLC structural roof repair $22,770

2502 W. Brooks St. Living Investments Building, LLC structural roof repair $95,400

2504 W. Brooks St. Living Investments Building, LLC structural roof repair $54,270

2506 W. Brooks St. Living Investments Building, LLC structural roof repair $54,270

2510 W. Brooks St. Living Investments Building, LLC structural roof repair $95,400

2514 W. Brooks St. Living Investments Building, LLC structural roof repair $95,400

2516 W. Brooks St. Living Investments Building, LLC structural roof repair $54,270

2518 W. Brooks St. Living Investments Building, LLC structural roof repair $42,210

One demo permit was issued for demolition of a building at 2505 Hemphill Dr.

No commercial applications submitted between Dec.12-19.

Commercial Certificate of Occupancies Issued:

6400 Interstate Dr. Steven Hurst Bob Moore Cadillac $3,500,000

1607 24th Ave. N.W. Sooner Investment Group Weight Watchers$46,200

731 W. Main St.S A B One, Inc.Taco Casa Remodel$80,0004

131 S. Flood Ave. NPS-Administrative Center Portable Classroom $27,000

2020 W. Main St. Auto Shack Inc. Rebuild Auto Zone $250,000

2125 W. Lindsey St. Taco Bell of America, LLC. Taco Bell remodel & renovation $179,000

Residential Activity – Dec. 12-19

Five single-family residential unit permits were issued valued at $841,900 with an average value of $168,380.

Fourteen single-family addition/alteration permits were issued valued at $212,874.

One demo permit was issued for demolition of a house at 427 Iowa St.

Six single-family residential unit applications were submitted valued at $1,143,990 with average value of $190,665.

Two single-family addition/alteration applications were submitted valued at $114,000.

One single-family permit was submitted to replace a wild fire damaged storage building at 13181 E. Cedar Ln. with a value of $200,000.

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