A new commercial building tops the building permits issued in December, according to a report from the City of Mountain Home Building Inspection Department.
The permit has been issued to Americom Construction, on behalf of Coleman Family Dentistry, for property located at 2338 Highway 62 West, with a construction value of $992,466.
A permit has been issued to Mize Construction on behalf of Larry and Jonelle Luman for a residential building located at 1361 Hampshire Circle with a construction value of $400,000.
A permit for a commercial remodel has been issued to TMG Construction on behalf of Taco Bell for property located at 833 Highway 62 East, with a construction value of $250,000.
The other eight permits were for commercial signs and issued to:
R & O Sign Company for Taco Bell, located at 833 Highway 62 East, with a value of $6,500;
Dijohn Designs for Dover Dentistry, located at 400 South College Street, with a value of $4,900;
Dijohn Designs for USA Mortgage, located at 120 Highway 62 East, with a value of $1,500;
Sign Tech for Forever Ink, located at 311 Highway 62 East, with a value of $500;
Dijohn Designs for Melon’s Market, located at 950 East 9th Street, with a value of $250;
OESC, located on Wade and College Streets, with a value $100;
Cross Hope, located at 400 South College Street, Suite 3, with a value of $100; and
Auntie Anne’s, located at 1610 Highway 62 East, with a value of $100.
The cost of all permits issued in December equals a little over $1.65 million.
The cost of all permit fees equals $5,128.
A breakdown of the permit fees shows $4,392 spent in building permits; $225 in electrical; $125 in HVAC; and $385 in Plumbing.
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