Building permits for Nov. 3, 2023
STAFF REPORT | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 1 year, 5 months AGO
EPHRATA — The below building permits were filed in unincorporated Grant County during the timeframes shown below.
Oct. 14-20
Anatoly and Larisa Gushchin, 4600 block of Road I.45 Northeast, Moses Lake, new residence, $298,180.
Shawn M. and Naomi E. Paszkeicz, 9900 block of Road 23 Northeast, Stratford, accessory structure, $79,776.
Corbin Moberg, 400 block of Road I.9 Northeast, Moses Lake, new residence, $561,620.97.
Anitra Castillo, 5900 block of Road 4 Northeast, Moses Lake, garage, $44,674.56.
Emerita Villafana, 1900 block of Road 17.5 Northwest, Ephrata, residential remodel, $20,000.
Michael Evens, 1500 block of Road E Northeast, Moses Lake, accessory structure, $159,552.
Lance and Deborah Smith, 9000 block of Southeast Dune Lake Road, Moses Lake, new residence, $791,524.86.
Permits issued: Seven. Total valuation: $1,955,328.39.
Oct. 21-27
Jake Gann, 900 block of Southwest Desert Aire Drive, Mattawa, accessory structure, $39,999.
Jed Zimmer, 5800 block of Road O Southwest, Quincy, garage, $265,920.
Jon and Deborah Johnson, 5600 block of Road 6.9 Northeast, Moses Lake, accessory structure, $10,636.80.
Permits issued (not all shown): 11. Total valuation: $316,444.
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