Lenoir County building permits
The following building permits were issued in Lenoir County:
5/02, 2134 Dogwood Lane, Kinston, project cost: $27,500, Felix Ruiz
5/02, 3766 Neuse Road, Kinston, project cost: $77,000, Christina Wetherington
5/02, 1427 N Wilshire Court, Kinston, project cost: $130,733, D.R. Horton, Inc.
5/02, 2204 Wallace Family Road, Kinston, project cost: $10,400, Christian Rettig
5/03, 120 W Gordon Street, Kinston, project cost: $29,500, Ray Collier
5/04, 603 E New Bern Road, Kinston, project cost: $18,000, Dao Wang
5/07, 2939 Barrus Road, La Grange, project cost: $60,000, Aubrey Walker
5/08, 6023 J D Sutton Drive, Grifton, project cost: $375,000, Chris Waddell
5/13, 2211 Gardenview Court, Kinston, project cost: $278,213.55, Nicole Barnes
5/13, 1426 N Wilshire Court, Kinston, project cost: $155,020, D.R. Horton, Inc.
5/15, 403 Duggins Drive, Kinston, project cost: $26,400, Christian Rettig
5/16, 2601 N Queen Street, Kinston, project cost: $997,173, Cindy Toepfer
5/16, 616 Girl Scout Road, Kinston, project cost: $16,800, Titan Solar, NC
5/16, 231 Hwy 58 South, Kinston, project cost: $681,245, Michael Smith
5/17, 2642 Kevin Drive, Kinston, project cost: $1000,000, Travis Hinnant
5/21, 3355 Old Hwy 11, Deep Run, project cost: $1,012,388, Colette Miller
5/24, 1680 Jenny Lind Road, La Grange, project cost: $28,950, Felix Ruiz
5/24, 2401 N Herritage Street, Kinston, project cost: $1,516,055, Deana Parrish
5/29, 1703 Queens Road, Kinston, project cost: $32,000, Dew Harold
5/30, 426 Burncoat Road, Kinston, project cost: $37,500, Jameria Solomon
6/02, 2429 Kennedy Home Road, La Grange, project cost: $490,000, Levi Smith
6/04, 5376 Mays Store Road, La Grange, project cost: $40,000, David Dawson
6/04, 205 E King Street, Kinston, project cost: $25,000, Brandon Turner
6/04, 3315 Hugo Road, Hookerton, project cost: $30,000, Rene Turner
6/05, 2690 Pine Knoll Drive, Kinston, project cost: $54,000, Christina Wetherington
6/05, 200 Spence Street, La Grange, project cost: $240,000, Jason Fox
6/06, 2204 Staley Court, Kinston, project cost: $252,000, Ron Gammon
6/07, 3101 Marion Heights Drive, Kinston, project cost: $20,000, Paul Hill
6/10, 4560 Mark N Smith Road, Deep Run, project cost: $14,275, Grant Janik
6/10, 1012 Pamela Drive, Kinston, project cost: $35,000, Rusty Cready
6/11, 1417 Hwy 55 East, Kinston, project cost: $20,000, Bicenpe Saldana
6/11, 1201 Dorcas Terrace, Kinston, project cost: $165,000, Ron Ashy
6/12, 2300 Carey Road, Kinston, project cost: $60,000, Jason Fox
6/12, 4801 A Street, Kinston, project cost: $60,000, Brad Goldvarg
6/12, 2431 N Herritage Street, Kinston, project cost: $300,000, Regina Jones
6/12, 2429 N Herritage Street, Kinston, project cost: $1,000,000, Regina Jones
6/13, 604 Larkspur Road, Kinston, project cost: $8,000, Francisco Zetina
6/13, 204 Wilson Avenue, Kinston, project cost: $50,000, Creo Merritt
6/17, 1006 Candlewood Drive, Kinston, project cost: $25,000, Oscar Aviles
6/17, 100 Airport Road, Kinston, project cost: $4,612,990, Brett Bond
6/18, 107 Airport Road, Kinston, project cost: $200, Billy Brock
6/18, 2306 Riley Road, Kinston, project cost: $26,300, Christian Rettig
6/24, 410 Summit Avenue, Kinston, project cost: $20,000, Conway & Co.
6/24, 6040 Hwy 55 West, Kinston, project cost: $391,620, Danny Steele
6/24, 1701 Old Well Road, Kinston, project cost: $391,620, Danny Steele
6/27, 1005 Sycamore Avenue, Kinston, project cost: $129,900, Rodney Wood
6/28, 900 E Caswell Street, Kinston, project cost: $10,000, Tramaine Myers
6/29, 6011 Waters Edge Drive, Grifton, project cost: $28,000, Steve Oliver
6/30, 402 Darden Drive, Kinston, project cost: $20,000, Gary Harris
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