Department Activity ReportsMEMO
To: Mayor and Council
From: Clarence Krepps Q"'
Date: April 17, 1998
Re: NFS/KDC Sale
In compiling the offering documents for the KDC and NFS we have had to "unbundle" the
Phase I Site Assessment conducted in June of 1997. To enable us to give a "clear" Phase I
environmental offering, we had to have Tetra -Tech return to look at, and evaluate, Lots 1 & 2 plus
14 ft. only.
This was completed on April 16'. Thursday afternoon, due to some detection, we had to
actually dig in three (3) areas on the Lots. We uncovered lead -covered electrical wiring and several
conduits on the north side of the Lots. However, we did not have any contamination. With the
receipt of the "clean" report forthcoming, we will now be able to proceed with the offering.
These will be published on April 28, May 5 and May 12, and offerings will be received on
May 19. The Staff will review and analyze the proposals and submit them to the Council action at
the June Council meeting.
If you have any further questions please feel free to contact me.
Post Office Box 1997 • Kalispell, Montana 59903-1997
Telephone (406) 758-7700 • FAX (406) 758-7758
MUNIANA
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WASHINGTON, DC 20510-2603
(202)224-2644
April 3, 1998
Chief Addison H. Clark
Kalispell Police Department
Box 1997
Kalispell, MT 59903
Dear Addison:
APPROPRIATIONS
COMMERCE, SCIENCE, AND
TRANSPORTATION
ENERGY AND NATURAL
RESOURCES
SMALL BUSINESS
SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON AGING
I just wanted to drop you a note to say thanks to you and your officers for your work
during my Tribal Jurisdiction hearing in Kalispell.
I appreciate the time and effort that your officers put into making sure that the
participants and my staff were safe and the hearing was conducted in an orderly fashion.
Kalispell can be very proud of their Police Special Response Team.
Once again, thank you for your hard work and dedication to the city of Kalispell.
Sincerely,
Conr d Burns
United States Senator
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KALISPELL POLICE DEPARTMENT
Box 1997
Kalispell, MT 59903
Phone (406) 758-7780
Memorandum
8 April 1998
TO : Clarence Krepps, City Manager
FROM: Ad Clark, Chief of Police
SUBJ : Security for Senator Conrad Burns
ADDISON H. CLARK
Chief of Police
DONALD A. HOSSACK
Asst. Chief
As you know, we were requested by Senator Burns' Office to provide the security detail for
the Senator's Tribal Jurisdiction hearing at Flathead High School. There was some concern that
emotions might be running high during the hearing.
To properly staff such a detail required at least 8 officers and I mentioned my concern for the
overtime required to Lt. Paul Hahn and Det. Sgt. Garner.
These two officers, along with our entire SRT team, used their initiative and leadership to
provide the entire security detail.
I am proud to report to you that they designed and executed an occupant protection training
exercise that:
- provided protection for the Senator's Tribal Jurisdiction hearing
- provide documental training for the SRT members
- accomplished all of the above without overtime cost to the City
- set a positive example for other city employees regarding teamwork and their eagerness
to support the management team and give maximum consideration for our budget dollars:
Just thought you would like to know.
Respectfully,
Ad
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KALISPELL POLICE DEPARTMENT
Box 1997
Kalispell, MT 59903
ADDISON H. CL4RK
Phone (406) 758-7780 Chief of Police
DONALD A. HOSSACK
Asst. Chief
Kalispell Police Department
Monthly Report
Arrests for the Month of January 1998
Contempt Warrant-FTPC
13
Mental Health Act
2
Possess Drug Paraphernalia
4
Seatbelt Violation
1
Assault
3
No Valid Drivers License
3
Aggravated Assault
1
Viol Restrictions on Prob License
1
Domestic Abuse
7
Drive While Suspended or Revoked
5
Possession of Alcohol
18
No Liability Insurance
8
Possession of Tobacco Products
4
No Proof of Liability Insurance
2
Criminal Mischief
1
Fail to Remain at Accident Scene
1
Criminal Trespass to Property
5
Fail to Notify by Quick Means
1
Burglary
1
Red Light Violation
1
Theft
21
Reckless Driving
2
Possession of Stolen Property
1
Speeding
1
Defrauding Creditors
1
Improper Left or Right Turn
3
Forgery
3
FTYROW When Making Left Turn
1
False Report to Law Enforcement
1
DUI 1st Offense
12
Resisting Arrest
3
DUI 2nd Offense
5
Obstructing a Peace Officer
4
DUI Per Se
12
Obstructing Justice
1
Driving With BAC .02 or More
2
Escape
1
Drive Vehicle in Unsafe Condition
1
Disorderly Conduct
7
Fail to Have Lights When Required
1
Carrying Concealed Weapon
1
Runaway Juvenile
3
Possession of Dangerous Drugs
8
Warrant
6_
Probation Violation
2
Total Calls For Service ........................'1,429
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KALISPELL POLICE DEPARTMENT
Box 1997
Kalispell, MT 59903
Phone (406) 758-7780
Kalispell Police Department
Monthly Report
Arrests for the Month of February 1998
ADDISON H. CLARK
Chief of Police
DONALD A. HOSSACK
Asst. Chief
Curfew Violation
1
Obstructing a Peace Officer
3
Contempt Warrant - FTA
13
Obstructing Justice
1
Open Container
3
Disorderly Conduct
10
Vicious Dog
1
Possession of Dangerous Drugs
7
Possess Drug Paraphernalia
6
Probation Violation
1
Aggravated Assault
2
Parole Violation
1
Felony Assault
7
Habitual Offender
1
Domestic Abuse
1
Fail to Properly Register Vehicle
1
Robbery
2
Expired Registration
2
Sexual Assault
2
No Valid Drivers License
1
Endangering Welfare of Child
1
Drive While Suspended or Revoked
5
Possession of Alcohol
15
No Liability Insurance
8
Possession of Tobacco products
1
No Proof of Liability Insurance
2
Criminal Mischief
6
Speeding
1
Criminal Trespass to Vehicle
1
Stop Sign Violation
4
Criminal Trespass to Property
4
DUI 1 st Offense
15
Burglary
4
DUI 2nd Offense
4
Theft
35
DUI 3rd Offense
3
Possession of Stolen property
1
DUI 4th Offense
1
Forgery
3
DUI Per Se
12
Tampering With Evidence
1
Driving With BAC .02 or More
1
Resisting Arrest
1
Warrant
16
Total Calls For Service ......................1,264
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MEMORANDUM
April 15,1998
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To: Clarence Krepps, City Manager
From: Jim Hansz, Director of Public ork
Subject: Spring Creek Alternatives Study, property ers meeting
As outlined in the project scope presented to the City Council last fall, we have investigated
the potential alternatives for dealing with the drainage problems on Ashley Creek near
Zauner's. As was previously agreed, we are attempting to keep affected property owners
informed of our progress. To facilitate this, property owners in the area of this study have
been invited to a meeting April 22 at 6:30 in the Cavanaugh's Lake McDonald/Swift
Current Room to review progress to date.
Post Office Box 1997 • Kalispell, Montana 59903-1997
Telephone (406) 758-7700 • FAX (406) 758-7758
7PUBL7iCWIo7RKSEPARTMENT
AITY REPORT
6
RCH 1998
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ENGINEERING DIVISION
• Held project review meeting with T D & H for North Water Well Project.
• Continued support of City/County master plan update, meeting on 3-5-98.
• Received bids for First Ave. E. and Center signal installation on 3-6-98, Council awarded bid to
Montana lines 3-16-98.
• Assisted City Manager with Airport proposal evaluation.
• Continued Solid Waste Study, consultant on -site evaluation 3-9-98 through 3-11-98.
• Met with MDEQ regarding City Shop storm drain outfall improvement project.
• Attended public meeting regarding Greenacres infrastructure problems and solutions.
• Attended MDT Plan in Hand meeting for Signal Upgrade project, Phase I.
• Continued support of Carbon Monoxide Technical Advisory Committee.
• Met with developer's engineer regarding Willow Glen Subdivision utility improvements.
• Met with City Service representatives regarding access to Meridian/Idaho location.
• Applied City logo to16 Public Works vehicles, 2 Building Department vehicles and 3 Parks
Department vehicles.
• Referred two recent accidents to the Safety Committee:
• City Dump Truck/McElroy Loader
• City Garbage Truck/City Solid Waste Building
• Committee will meet on 3/19/98 at 2:00 PM.
• Researched ownership of Conrad ball fields parcel (Woodland Park Drive) at courthouse and
Highway Department.
• Center Street/First Avenue East Traffic Signal:
• Contract completed and signed.
• Notice to Proceed issued.
• First Alley East Utility Project:
• Design 80% complete.
• Continued project development.
• Continued development of utility overlay for Section 6, 7, & 12 of City base map.
• Researched numerous right-of-way questions.
• Continued reorganization as -built record files.
• Attended the Montana Surveyors annual convention in Missoula, 3-4-98 through 3-6-98.
• Met with Forest Service surveyors to determine procedure to re-establish two lost 1/4 corners and
one lost section corner.
• Researched legal descriptions for proposed annexation in Section 20.
OFFICE AND STAFF
• There were 6 emergency call -outs for the month of March: Water Division - 1;
Street Division - 4; and TSS Division - 1.
CENTRAL GARAGE
• 88 repair orders were completed during the month of March:
• Police ............ 20 Streets............ 23
• Fire .............. 6 Garbage ........... 15
• Others............ 24
• Ongoing maintenance of City vehicles and machinery.
• Purchased cutter brooms for the Elgin Sweeper.
• Purchased four tires for the WWTP sludge truck.
• Purchased summer tires for fourteen police vehicles.
• Fabricated and installed new skid for main broom on mobile sweeper.
SANITARY/STORM SEWER DIVISION
• Continued video and jet cleaning of sewer lines Monday through Thursday.
• Performed weekly maintenance of fifteen lift stations each Friday.
• Installed new starter in control panel on Lift Station #2, #2 pump.
• Received computer system and printer for THE WCMS Collection System.
SOLID WASTEDIVISION
• Delivered 7 containers to new customers.
• Repaired 6 containers and responded to 2 violations.
• Continued weekly garbage collection service.
• Continued weekly alley cleanup. Street Division assisted with this.
• Performed light pruning of trees and shrubs on the eastside alleys.
• Ordered and received fifty 100- gallon and twenty 300-gallon containers.
STREET DIVISION
• Continued alley grading and magnesium chloride treatment.
• Continued support of Solid Waste Division for alley clean-up.
• Continued crack sealing various streets and avenues.
• Continued sidewalk grinding and milling.
• Assisted Solid Waste Division with alley cleanup.
• Attended Safety Meeting at the WWTP on Wednesday, March 181n.
WATER DIVISION
WATER PUMPING & STORAGE.•
• Produced 60 M gallons of water: 13 M gallons upper zone and 47 M gallons lower zone.
• Injected 53 lbs. of chlorine.
• Continued routine maintenance on all pumps, motors, grounds, buildings, controls, testing and
record keeping.
• Completed quarterly trihalomethane testing.
• Flow tested hydrants for Engineering Division.
• Painted the floor at the armory well pump station.
• Grandview Well:
• Project near completion — considerable time spent in well development, monitoring
construction, working with Engineer and Contractors coordinating and inspecting work.
• Engineer and contractor developing punch list.
WATER CONSTRUCTION AND SYSTEM REPAIR.
• Tagged 30 delinquent accounts.
• Delivered 24 water meters.
• Completed 70 work orders during the month of March.
• Replaced 8 fire hydrants: 3rd Avenue WN/West Washington, 2nd Avenue WN/Washington,
1412 3rd Street West, 6th Avenue W/8th Street West, 9th Avenue West/3rd Street West, 9th
Avenue West/5th Street West, 4th Avenue East/3rd Street East and 9th Avenue West/6th Street
West.
• Installed a 6x3/4-water tap at 1028 7th Avenue West.
• Raised 12 curb boxes.
• Replaced curb boxes and rods at 1145 2nd Avenue East, 1020 2nd Avenue East and 710 2nd
Avenue East.
• Exercised valves at the south end of Kalispell.
• Removed an old valve and sectioned in a 12" PVC at East Center and 1st Avenue East.
• Installed meter pit at the north end of Greenbriar and at the south end of Greenbriar.
• Two Water Division employees attended a Safety Seminar on trenching.
TRAFFIC SIGNS & SIGNALS DIVISION
• Continued maintenance of traffic signals, lights, signs, and meters.
• Replaced faded signs.
• Tested conflict monitors in Whitefish, Bigfork and Columbia Falls for MDOT.
• Replaced burned out bulb at Hwy. 93 South and Hwy. 28 (Elmo) for MDOT.
• Repaired main electrical feed line to decorative lights on Main Street, 100 Block.
• Raised signal heads on the traffic light southbound at Hwy. 93 South/ 18th Street East.
Trucks had been hitting them at the 16' height.
• Installed new and replaced old signs at Flathead High School.
• Signed and barricaded for the St. Patrick's Day Parade on March 17th.
• Met with MDOT personnel on traffic signal updates for downtown Kalispell. Did a
complete survey of each intersection.
WASTEWATER TREATMENT DIVISION
• 53 Work Orders were completed during the month of March.
• 376 Lab Tests were performed during the month of March.
• 22 Loads of sludge were hauled during March.
• February 1998 flows:
• Month end total flow: 45 million gallons.
• Average daily flow: 1.6 million gallons.
CITY OF KALISPELL
FINANCE DEPARTMENT REPORT
CASH RECONCILEMENT AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS
CASH ON HAND & DEMAND DEPOSITS:
NORWEST CASH IN TRANSIT: GEN'L, HEALTH, POOL
NORWEST CHECKING
NORWEST (CITY HEALTH FUND)
STIP (CITY HEALTH FUND)
STIP PROGRAM
NORWEST SWIMMING ACCT
BIDDER'S BONDS
DATE: MARCH 31, 1998
$43,055.64
$22,704.20
$4,972.54
$609,279.31
$12,136,980.89
$100.71
$55,389.65
SUB -TOTAL DEMAND DEPOSITS: $12,872,482.94
INVESTMENTS:
GLACIER BANK:
INTEREST SUBSIDY/REHAB
$4,273.19
COURTYARD RESERVE ACCOUNT
$10,457.89
COURTYARD RESERVE ACCOUNT/EQUITY
$38,303.87
GLACIER BANK CD'S
$2,450,000.00
OTHER INVESTMENTS:
SEWER: 1990 S & C BONDS
$1,900.00
SEWER: 1991 S & C BONDS
$1,692.84
SEWER: 1992 S & C BONDS
$5,000.00
SEWER: 1993 S & C BONDS
$2,190.00
SEWER: 1994 S & C BONDS
$17,500.00
SEWER: 1995 S & C BONDS
$17,112.00
SEWER: 1996 S & C BONDS
$12,147.88
SEWER 1997 S & C BONDS
$8,572.96
TOTAL LONG TERM INVESTMENTS: $2,569,150.63
PETTY CASH $750.00
TOTAL TO BE ACCOUNTED FOR: $15,442,383.57
Respectfully Submitted,
04A a
Carol L. Kostman
Assistant Finance Director
April 10, 1998
DEPARTMENT OF BUILDING & ZONING
MEMORANDUM
TO: CITY MANAGER CLARENCE KREPPS, MAYOR WM. E. BOHARSKI,
& CITY COUNCIL
FROM: CRAIG KERZMAN, BUILDING OFFICIAL
DATE: MARCH, 1998
RE: PERMIT REPORT
PERM
March
1998
FEES
RECEIVED
March 1998
PERMITS
JANUARY
TO DATE
FEES REC
JANUARY
TO DATE
PERMIT
FISCAL
YEAR
FEES REC
FISCAL YR
TO DATE
Building
32
11,849
72
29,137
239
101,667
Plan
Review
18
4,850
34
11,025
95
41,050
Plumbing
22
1,467
55
3,813
145
11,093
Mechanical
37
1,995
107
6,246
290
17,808
Moving
1
50
3
200
5
400
Signs
6
102
13
291
28
827
TOTALS:
116
20,263
168
50,953
802
171,993
BUILDING
VALUATION
March, 1998
Jan to Date
Fiscal Year to Date
CITY
1,329,445
4,271,700
14,537,792
COUNTY
590,596
895,116
6,095,517
TOTAL
1,920,041
5,166,816
20,633,309
SEWER CAPITOL
IMPROVEMENT FUND
26,615
34,805
121,359
WATER CONNECTION
FEE
9,300
12,300
38,760
BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT
FEE
0 1
350 1
875
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DEPARTMENT OF BUILDING & ZONING
COMMENTS FOR MONTH OF MARCH, 1998
Building Activity:
Permits were issued for eight single family residential dwellings. The permit was issued
for Samaritan House. Commercial permits were issued for a mini -storage building at
Whitefish Stage and Reserve, a greenhouse at Big R and for Glacier Bancorp's new
building at Buffalo Common P.U.D.
Zonin 7:
Six (6) sign permits were issued in the month of March:
(1) First Avenue Casino - 139 1 st Avenue West
(2) Flathead Credit Union - 660 Sunset Blvd.
(3) War -War -War 27 - 2nd Street E.
(4) Jodi's Bridal Garden - 317 S. Main
(5) Finnegan's - Temporary sign permit - 660 E. Idaho
(6) Kalispell Floral - 7 1st Avenue E. (Emporium Bldg.)
The Board of Adjustment met on March 3, 1998 to hear a variance request by Douglas
Jack, for property located at 210 Windward Way, described as Lot 3 Heritage Place, Ist
Addition The property is zoned H-1 Healthcare. The variance request was from Section
27.26.030(2)(D) of the Kalispell Zoning Ordinance, to allow the required parking spaces
in the front and side setbacks. City staff recommended granting the variance. The Board
of Adjustment had a quorum present that voted 4-0 in favor of granting the variance. Mr.
Jack will be building a new building and moving his prosthetic laboratory business to the
Windward Way location from Whitefish.
Personnel:
With Diana starting her family medical leave, the personnel strength has dropped from six
city employees to three. We are short a plans examiner, a building inspector and a zoning
administrator. We have a leased employee performing inspections.
- 6,
raig Kerzman
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BUILDING PERMIT LIST FROM 03/01/98 TO 03/31/98
PERMIT NUMBER
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98-36
EQUITY SUPPLY COMPANY
508 WEST CENTER STREET
TR SF SE4 SW4 S7 T28 R21
CONSTRUCT A 6' X 24' CONCRETE LOADING DOCK
WIGGIN CONSTRUCTION $1,500.00
98-43
AMERICAN LAND & DEVELOPMENT
2214 S.WOODLAND DRIVE
LOT 21 MEADOW PARK II
CONSTRUCT A 1,288 SF SINGLE STORY 3 BEDROOM 2 BATH SFR ON A CRAWL SPACE
WITH A 425 SF TWO CAR ATTACHED GARAGE.
AMERICAN LAND & DEVELOPMENT $86,373.00
98-44
DOUG SCARFF
124 12TH STREET EAST
N 40 FT LOT 11, LOT 12 BLOCK 214 KAL ADDN #3
CONSTRUCT A WOOD FRAMED 816 SF PRIVATE DETACHED GARAGE ON A MONOLITHIC
SLAB.
SELF $8,160.00
98-45
EVERGREEN ALLIANCE CHURCH
315 E. EVERGREEN DRIVE
RECONSTRUCT FLAT TOP ROOF TO A PITCHED ROOF
SYSTEM.
SELF
$1,200.00
98-46
MALCOLM & LAURIE WILSON
1227 4TH AVENUE E.
LOT 10 BLK 211 KALISPELL ADDITION NO. 3
CONSTRUCT A 1,020 SF 2 BEDROOM, 2 BATH SFR ON AN
UNFINISHED BASEMENT.
VAN WINKLE CONSTRUCTION $74,970.00
98-47
ARICO, INC.
1914 BLUESTONE
LOT 141 SOUTH MEADOWS
CONSTRUCT THE FOUNDATION PORTION FOR A 1966 SF 1-1/2 STORY 3 BDRM, 2 BATH
SFR WITH ATTACHED 480 SF GARAGE.
ARICO, INC. $4,500.00
98-48
DOUG HASHLEY
141 PHEASANT RUN
LOT 18 BUFFALO STAGE PHASE I
CONSTRUCT A FOUNDATION ONLY FOR A 2368 SF SFR WITH A 1002 SF THREE CAR
ATTACHED GARAGE ON A PERMANENT FOUNDATION.
4 B'S CONSTRUCTION $6,500.00
BUILDING PERMIT LIST FROM 03/01/98 TO 03/31/98
PERMIT NUMBER
---------------
98-49
DON ROBINSON
410 KINGS WAY
PARCEL 1 S32 T29 R21
CONSTRUCT A 30' X 32' METAL FRAMED SHOP/GARAGE ON
A PERMANENT FOUNDATION.
SELF $9,900.00
98-50
MISSION VISTA PROFESSIONAL BUILDING, LLC
1667 WHITEFISH STAGE ROAD
LOT 22 S32 T29 R21 .
CONSTRUCT A 6,480 SF WOOD FRAMED PROFESSIONAL OFFICE BUILDING ON A CRAWL
SPACE FOUNDATION.
NORTHWEST BUILDING SYSTEMS, INC. $304,106.00
98-51
U.S. PARTNERSHIPS II
117 BOISE AVENUE
LOT 5 LONE PINE VIEW ESTATES
CONSTRUCT A 1,685 SF, 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH SPLIT LEVEL FULL BASEMENT SFR
WITH A 460 SF TWO CAR ATTACHED GARAGE.
U.S. PARTNERSHIPS II $78,496.00
98-52
U.S. PARTNERSHIPS II
202 PHOENIX STREET
LOT 21 LONE PINE VIEW ESTATES
CONSTRUCT A 1176 SF 3 BEDROOM 2 BATH SFR ON A CRAWL SPACE WITH A 410 SF TWO
CAR ATTACHED GARAGE
U.S. PARTNERSHIPS II $78,679.00
98-53
U.S. PARTNERSHIPS II
145 GREENBRIAR DRIVE
LOT 29 GREENBRIAR SUBDIVISION
CONSTRUCT A 1,166 SF 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH SINGLE STORY SFR WITH A 410 SF TWO
CAR ATTACHED GARAGE.
U.S. PARTNERSHIPS II $78,064.00
98-54
FLATHEAD ELECTRIC COOP
2510 HIGHWAY 2 EAST
LOT 14 EVERGREEN RAIL INDUSTRIAL CENTER
SELF $.00
98-55
MEL JAMES
154 2ND AVENUE E.N.
LOT 6 BLK 17 KALISPELL ORIGINAL
RENOVATE EXTERIOR AND INTERIOR OF EXISTING
BUILDING.
SWANK ENTERPRISES $8,000.00
BUILDING PERMIT LIST FROM 03/01/98 TO 03/31/98
PERMIT NUMBER
---------------
98-56
DON HINES
2400 HWY 93 S.
TR 7AAB NE4 SW4 NW4 SE4 S20-T28-R21
CONSTRUCT INTERIOR PARTITIONS TO CREATE AN OFFICE AND SEPARATE STORAGE
AREA IN EXISTING BUILDING.
SELF $3,500.00
98-57
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
540 S. MAIN
LOTS 3 - 12 BLOCK 86 KALISPELL ORIGINAL
CONSTRUCT ELEVATOR SYSTEM AND REMODEL EXISTING RESTROOM TO HANDICAP
ACCESSIBLE USE.
SELF $68,000.00
98-58
L.C.C./KENT FRAMPTON
701 EAST IDAHO
CONSTRUCT INTERIOR PARTITIONS TO CREATE OFFICE SPACE AND RECONSTRUCT
EXISTING RESTROOM TO MEET HANDICAP ACCESSIBILITY REQUIREMENTS.
SELF $23,500.00
98-59
FLATHEAD ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE
130 COOPERATIVE WAY
LOT 8 EVERGREEN RAIL INDUSTRIAL CENTER S33 T29 R21
CONSTRUCT AN ENGINEERED 24' X 34' NON-COMBUSTIBLE CANOPY ON A PERMANENT
FOUNDATION.
SELF $11,315.00
98-60
CHRIS KARLBERG
164 PHEASANT RUN
LOT 35 BUFFALO STAGE
CONSTRUCT A FOUNDATION ONLY FOR A 48' X 65' ATTACHED GARAGE ON A
PERMANENT FOUNDATION.
MURRAY CONSTRUCTION $8,000.00
98-62
BOBBY BROWN
196 VALLEY VIEW DRIVE
TRACT 4 S24 T28 R22
CONSTRUCT A 1,975 SF 3 BEDROOM, 3 BATH SFR ON A CRAWL SPACE WITH A 616 SF
TWO CAR ATTACHED GARAGE.
VERLIN COLEMAN CONSTRUCTION $130,702.00
BUILDING PERMIT LIST FROM 03/01/98 TO 03/31/98
PERMIT NUMBER
---------------
98-63
DENNIS MENGHINI
777 1ST AVENUE EN
LOT 12 BLK 1 READS AMENDED ADDITION
CONSTRUCT A 18' X 27' FAMILY ROOM ADDITION ON A
SLAB TO EXISTING SFR.
M & M ENTERPRISES $29,889.00
98-64
DORIS OGHOVIE
136 6TH AVENUE WEST
LOT 8 BLK 160
CONSTRUCT A 16'X 20' SINGLE STALL PRIVATE
DETACHED GARAGE ON A MONO -SLAB
MARK A LISTER CONSTRUCTION $3,200.00
98-65
RANCH AND HOME SUPPLY
2380 HIGHWAY 93 SOUTH
TRACT 3 S20 T28N•R21W
CONSTRUCT A 25' X 60' ENGINEERED GREENHOUSE
FOUNDATION ONLY.
MONTANA PERENNIAL FARMS $3,000:00
98-66
MERIDIAN MINI STORAGE/MERIDIAN CAR WASH
173 MERIDIAN ROAD
T2 S7 T28N R21W KALISPELL LUMBER ADDITION NO. 50
CONSTRUCT A 40' X 140' SF METAL FRAMED MINI -STORAGE BUILIDNG ON A
ENGINEERED FOUNDATION PHASE VIII
SELF $87,360.00
98-67
DON HINES
2400 HWY 93 S.
TR 7AAB NE4 SW4 NW4 SE4 S20-T28-R21
CONSTRUCT A 3300 SF METAL FRAMED ADDITION TO
EXISTING STRUCTURE
SELF $5,500.00
98-68
DON HINES
2400 HWY 93 S.
TR 7AAB NE4 SW4 NW4 SE4 S20-T28-R21
CONSTRUCT A 3300 SF METAL FRAMED BUILDING ON AN
EXISTING FOUNDATION
NORTHWEST BUILDING SYSTEMS $59,675.00
BUILDING PERMIT LIST FROM 03/01/98 TO 03/31/98
PERMIT NUMBER
---------------
98-69
COMMUNITY ALLIANCE CHURCH
348 2ND AVENUE WEST
LOT 6 BLK 33
REMODEL STAIRS AT PLATFORM IN EXISTING CHURCH
BUILDING.
KEN STRAIT CONSTRUCTION $7,500.00
98-70
SCOTT THOMPSON
470 - 9TH AVENUE EN
LOT 1 BLK 142 HASEN ADDITION
CONSTRUCT A 24' X 28' PRIVATE DETACHED GARAGE ON
A MONO -SLAB
KENT MEYERS CONSTRUCTION $3,800.00
98-71
NW HEALTHCARE-KALISPELL REGIONAL HOSPITAL
310 SUNNYVIEW LANE
FLATHEAD HEALTH CENTER ADDN
CONSTRUCT INTERIOR PARTITIONS TO CREATE OFFICE SPACE AND HANDICAP
RESTROOM.
SELF $50,000.00
98-72
NICK ALONZO & BOB POWELL
1275 HIGHWAY 2 EAST
TRACT 1,2, & 3 S4 T28N R21W
CONSTRUCT A 216 SF HANDICAP RESTROOM ADDITION TO
EXISTING STRUCTURE.
CARL CONSTRUCTION $41,000.00
98-73
GRIZZLY MINI STORAGE INC.
464 ASH ROAD
LOT 18 LASALLE IND CENTER
CONSTRUCT THE FOUNDATION PORTION ONLY FOR A 30' X 180' (39) UNIT
MINI STORAGE BUILDING.
SELF $6,000.00
98-74
GLACIER BANCORP.
49 COMMONS WAY
LOT 1 BLOCK 1 PHASE III BUFFALO COMMONS
CONSTRUCT THE FOUNDATION PORTION ONLY FOR A 3-STORY 5,576 SF
BANK/OFFICES STRUCTURE.
MEREDITH CONSTRUCTION $100,000.00
BUILDING PERMIT LIST FROM 03/01/98 TO 03/31/98
PERMIT NUMBER
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98-75
SAMARITAN HOUSE
124 9TH AVENUE WEST
LOT 7 & 8 BLK 4 WESTERN ADDITION
CONSTRUCT A 2 STORY 9946 SF WOOD FRAMED SHELTER
WITH A FULL BASEMENT
SWANK ENTERPRISES $537,652.00
TOTALS: $1,920,041.00
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