The expansion of the North Arkansas Electric Cooperative office in Mountain Home and the demolition of an apartment complex on College Street were among the building permits issued in September in Mountain Home.
According to a report from Jeannie Anderson in the City of Mountain Home’s Building Inspection Department, a permit was issued to Gregory Company Inc. for a 6,633-square-foot addition to the NAEC office, located at 1520 U.S. Highway 62 East. The construction value of the project is almost $1.2 million.
NAEC CEO Mel Coleman says the cooperative has room to expand its facilities thanks to the purchase of a sizable amount of property decades ago.
Listen:
Coleman says NAEC officials hope the expansion will be completed by summer 2020 and maybe sooner.
He says some of employees now housed at NAEC’s Salem location will transition to Mountain Home.
Listen:
In addition to the NAEC project, a permit was issued to Linsey Excavation for Dawn Properties for the demolition of the College Inn Kitchenettes Apartments, located at 128 North College Street.
A permit for a new single family residence was issued to James Zulker Construction LLC on behalf of Jonathan Spivey. The 5,000-square-foot home to be located at 400 Colewood Drive has a construction value of $450,000.
The list of permits issued in September also included one to Leisure Homes Construction for an office/club house at Glenbriar Commons, located at 2001 Superior Way. The 1,152-square-foot project has a construction value of $45,000.
A permit for a remodeling project was issued to Twin Lakes Woodworking and Remodeling on behalf of the Sanders, Morgan and Clarke law firm, located at 701 South Street. The 920-square-foot project has a construction value of $37,000.
The building inspection department issued a permit to James Tolleson for the construction of a storage building at 907 Dryer Street valued at $450.
Two permits were issued for signs in September. The first was to Cuppes Signs for Anstaff Bank’s location at 777 U.S. Highway 62 East. The project’s value is $3,700.
The second sign permit was issued to Harrison Sign Company on behalf of Factory Connection, located at 40 Plaza Way, #40. The project’s value is $3,000.
Total construction value of the eight permits issued in September was $1,783,968.
The cost of all permits issued for the month of September totaled $5,392, including the actual cost of building, electric, mechanical and plumbing permits.
The city building and inspection department handled 44 inspections for the month.
WebReadyTM Powered by WireReady® NSI