The City of Centralia issued $6.4-million in building permits in November.
The two largest were for 8,000 foot multi-purpose room additions at both Jordan School and Centralia Junior High. Each of them has an estimated cost of $2.8-million.
The city also issued a permit to Centralia High School for construction of a home in the 300 block of Melrose by the building trades class that has an estimated value of $145,000.
Five permits were issued to A and B Venture Capital to construct five 8,000 square foot storage buildings at the rear of the former IGA store that has been converted into storage space. A and B was also issued a permit to construct a fence and gate on the rear side of the building since it abuts up to residential property. The total of the permits is $82,000.
A permit was issued to Tina Kretzer for a building addition to the former Skipper’s Inn. The addition will house new bathrooms. The estimated cost is $50,000.
A permit was also approved for a new $250,000 home on Shook Lane on Raccoon Lake.
There were three permits for solar arrays.
A total of 26 building permits were issued with $1,506 in fees collected.
One demolition permit was issued. It was to tear down a home at 130 South Elm.
