Huntsville AL MLS; Public records, building permits

Huntsville AL MLS; Huntsville Building Permits, Civil actions and professional meetings.
August 10th, 2012 2:54 PM
Source; Huntsville Times, Madison County Probate Records
Huntsville Building Permits, Civil actions and professional meetings.

Huntsville
The largest building permit issued the week of July 13-20 in the city of Huntsville went to Pearce Construction, $2,297,148, an addition to a building for Matcor Matsu Group, 9650 Kellner Road. Other permits valued at $20,000 and more were: Kennedy Contractors, $365,628, alterations to a building for Michael's Stores, 975 Airport Road, Unit B. Great South Construction, $242,500, a new building for Rajesh Patel, 1221 Memorial Parkway, Suite A. Fite Building, $241,110, alterations to a building for Marshall Shreeder, 3601 CCI Drive. Garber Construction, $170,000, an addition to a building for Turner Beverage, 1935 Max Luther Drive. Metro Commercial Contracting, $160,000, alterations to a building for Jeff Benton Properties, 810 Shoney Drive. Structure Remodeling, $150,000, alterations to a building for Mickey Summerford, 110 Washington St., Suite 107. David Fail, $100,000, alterations to a single-family residence, 1005 Fraser Ave. Com Al Contractors, $89,000, alterations to a building for Valley Bend Homes, 2724 Carl T. Jones Drive, Unit E. Stone Bridge Homes, $86,000, repairs to a single-family residence, 1910 Spanish Oaks Drive. Stone Bridge Homes, $80,010, a single-family residence, 2 Winged Court. Compass Enterprises, $80,000, alterations to a single-family residence for Sandra Browning, 1121 Clinton Ave. Vann Construction, $70,000, alterations to a single-family residence for Wyatt Howell, 2106 Covemont Drive. Jeff Benton Homes, $67,725, a single-family residence, 2925 Chantry Place. Jeff Benton Homes, $62,542, a single-family residence, 4702 Old Oak Court. NSH Corp., $60,352, a single-family residence, 6340 Midtowne Lane. Jeff Benton Homes, $59,550, a single-family residence, 4739 Autumn Dusk Drive. Builders Professional Group, $55,468, a single-family residence for KSB Homes, 131 Rainwood Drive. Jeff Benton Homes, $52,807, a single-family residence, 7401 Cobblefield Drive. Jeff Benton Homes, $52,800, a single-family residence, 7311 Sanctuary Cove Drive. Builders Professional Group, $52,598, a single-family residence for KSB Homes, 123 Rainwood Drive. Alabama Heritage Homes, $52,560, a single-family residence, 429 Nature's Way. Builders Professional Group, $51,980, a single-family residence for KSB Homes, 115 Rainwood Drive. Huntsville Custom Homes, $51,967, a single-family residence, 614 Indian Lake Drive. Alabama Heritage Homes, $51,555, a single-family residence, 7512 Parktrace Lane. Alabama Heritage Homes, $46,042, a single-family residence, 442 Natures Way. LeMaster Construction, $45,000, alterations to a building for Dr. Tom Griffith, 101 Lowe Ave., Unit 100D. LeMaster Construction, $45,000, alterations to a building for Dr. Tom Griffith, 101 Lowe Ave., Unit 2B. Barista Building, $43,809, alterations to a single-family residence for William Sanderson, 1502 Speegle Drive. Builders Professional Group, $40,018, a single-family residence for KSB Homes, 121 Rainwood Drive. Les Thornton Construction, $40,000, an addition to a single-family residence for Ed Starnes, 2705 Trailway Road. Hunter Homes, $39,690, a single-family residence, 229 Valleyside Drive. Burns and Harvell Renovations, $39,500, alterations to a building for Steve Denney, 2223 Drake Ave. Alabama Heritage Homes, $38,295, a single-family residence, 29882 Windsor Lane. Scott A. Dyer Construction, $38,000, repairs to a single-family residence for Chev Kellogg, 6818 Criner Road. Stoneridge Homes, $36,015, a single-family residence, 306 Beaver Ridge Trail. Alabama Heritage Homes, $33,982, a single-family residence, 29955 Windsor Lane. Stoneridge Homes, $33,862, a single-family residence, 425 White Petal St. Alabama Heritage Homes, $32,887, a single-family residence, 29939 Windsor Lane. Stoneridge Homes, $31,252, a single-family residence, 417 White Petal St. Stoneridge Homes, $30,240, a single-family residence, 423 White Petal St. Stoneridge Homes, $30,240, a single-family residence, 419 White Petal St. Stoneridge Homes, $30,240, a single-family residence, 421 White Petal St. Willard Sturgeon, $30,000, alterations to a single-family residence, 3913 Hawthorne Ave. Foundation & Structural Renovations, $29,970, repairs to a single-family residence for David Sims, 2209 Towne Park Drive. Stoneridge Homes, $28,777, a single-family residence, 415 White Petal St. Hunter Homes, $25,642, a single-family residence, 29919 Abbeywood Lane. Granger Contracting, $25,000, repairs to a building for Crunkleton and Associates, 2750 Carl T. Jones Drive, Unit 300. Family Construction, $24,000, repairs to a single-family residence for RLG Properties, 4103 Hunters Ridge Drive, Unit 10. Tennessee Valley Builders, $23,000, a new building for Montessori Society, 15975 Chaney Thompson Road. Structure Remodeling, $21,800, alterations to a single-family residence for Patricia Copeland, 901 Cassandra Ave. Madison The largest building permit issued the week of July 13-20 in the city of Madison went to Pearson Homes, $440,640, a single-family residence, 153 Castlewood Drive. Other permits valued at $20,000 and more were: Woodland Homes, $440,040, a single-family residence, 115 Foxhound Drive. Pearson Homes, $435,360, a single-family residence, 138 Castlewood Drive. Jeff Benton Homes, $395,640, repairs to a single-family residence, 109 Oxfordshire Circle. Breland Homes, $325,260, a single-family residence, 123 Maplebrook Drive. Jeff Benton Homes, $283,380, repairs to a single-family residence, 111 Oxfordshire Circle. Breland Homes, $212,790, a single-family residence, 109 Bakerfield Road. Breland Homes, $198,420, a single-family residence, 105 Kenton Lane. Sun South Contractors, $49,500, repairs to a building, 8000 Madison Blvd., Suite D107. Burleson Pool Co., $40,000, an addition to a single-family residence, 208 Ashley Way. Onsite Restoration, $25,854, repairs to a single-family residence, 125 Westscott Drive. Valley Pools, $24,900, an addition to a single-family residence, 112 Martingale Circle. Madison County The largest building permit issued the week of July 13-20 in Madison County outside the city limits of Huntsville and Madison went to Action Builders, $411,366, a single-family residence for Mathew Loo, 213 Nichols Creek Lane. Other permits valued at $20,000 and more were: Mark E. Harris, $370,000, a single-family residence, 272 Brevard Blvd. Breland Homes, $252,600, a single-family residence, 123 Parkview Drive. Breland Homes, $232,900, a single-family residence, 124 Parkview Drive. Breland Homes, $221,000, a single-family residence, 126 Inspirational Drive. Mark E. Harris, $220,000, a single-family residence, 105 Indian River Drive. Hyde Homes, $130,000, a single-family residence, 1106 Nance Road. Mark E. Harris, $120,000, a single-family residence, 118 Somer Creek Lane. M and M Construction, $119,000, a single-family residence, 106 Avy Darlene Drive. North Alabama Roofing, $62,385, repairs to a single-family residence for Craig Newborn, 137 Thunderbird Drive. Hunter Homes, $55,000, a single-family residence, 179 Cloverbrook Drive. J and R Construction, $21,000, an addition to a single-family residence for Claud West, 1269 Elkwood Section Road. Danny Whitt Construction, $20,000, an addition to a single-family residence for Bobby Vaughn, 8438 Wall Triana Highway. John McCord, $20,000, remodel a single-family residence, 133 Edenshire Drive.
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