March 13, 2021 at 2:27 a.m.
Jay permits total nearly $3.6 million
Largest project was wastewater treatment building
The first two months of the year were relatively quiet in terms of construction. One large project accounted for more than half of the total cost.
An ANR Pipeline Company wastewater treatment building was by far the largest project amongst the building permits Jay/Portland Building and Planning issued in January and February.
The ANR project at 6059 W. Indiana 26 was estimated at a cost of $2 million.
Only four other projects cleared the $100,000 mark during the first two months of the year, with the second largest a $400,000 new home and grain bin for Robert and Carol Dirksen at 751 West 500 North. Other large projects included a $350,000 ground mount solar array for Kraig Homan at 2424 S. 700 West; a $120,000 renovation at the Family First practice at IU Health Jay, 500 W. Votaw St., Portland; and a $100,000 new home for Lynn Boolman in the 1000 block of county road 300 West.
Permits for projects of $50,000 or more were issued to: J&A Alexander of CWS Properties for a $50,000 interior remodel at CWS Properties, 1425 W. Votaw St., Portland; Vernon Muhlenkamp for a $50,000 compost building and grain bin at 7827 E. 600 North; Leander B. Schwartz for a $65,000 new home at 7804 N. 200 East; Brady and Holly Johnson for a $70,000 pool at 6221 W. 650 North; LeeAnn Pitman for an $80,000 residential addition at 9498 W. 150 South; Brian Kunkler for a $63,000 grain bin at 2845 S. 500 East; and Clint Davis for a $50,000 garage/storage building at 3008 W. 400 North.
Permits were also issued to: Larry Alig for a $28,000 storage building at 7592 E. Indiana 67; Diane Simmons for a $3,000 pole building at 4004 W. 400 North; Floyd Cline for a $16,000 barn lean-to at 2370 S. 600 East; Debra VanSkyock for a $4,500 fence at 118 Dogwood Lane, Portland; Sidney Pitman for a $5,000 enclosed porch at 9656 W. 350 North, Pennville; Justin Saxman for a $30,000 pole building at 2433 W. 400 North, Portland; John W. Lewellen for a $32,000 garage at 1423 E. Indiana 26, Portland; Cook’s Nursery for a $2,500 shade house rebuild at 235 W. Votaw St., Portland; Michael Steven Rines for a $15,000 storage building at 2304 E. 50 North; Dilcia Ruiz for an $800 business wall sign at Around the World candy store at 1309 N. Meridian St., Portland; and Terry Egly for a $48,190 ground mount solar array at 11324 W. Indiana 26.
Business certificates of occupancy and compliance were issued to Dilcia Ruiz for Around the World at 1309 N. Meridian St., Portland, and James Brewster for Brewster LLC at 1221 N. Meridian St., Portland.
An ANR Pipeline Company wastewater treatment building was by far the largest project amongst the building permits Jay/Portland Building and Planning issued in January and February.
The ANR project at 6059 W. Indiana 26 was estimated at a cost of $2 million.
Only four other projects cleared the $100,000 mark during the first two months of the year, with the second largest a $400,000 new home and grain bin for Robert and Carol Dirksen at 751 West 500 North. Other large projects included a $350,000 ground mount solar array for Kraig Homan at 2424 S. 700 West; a $120,000 renovation at the Family First practice at IU Health Jay, 500 W. Votaw St., Portland; and a $100,000 new home for Lynn Boolman in the 1000 block of county road 300 West.
Permits for projects of $50,000 or more were issued to: J&A Alexander of CWS Properties for a $50,000 interior remodel at CWS Properties, 1425 W. Votaw St., Portland; Vernon Muhlenkamp for a $50,000 compost building and grain bin at 7827 E. 600 North; Leander B. Schwartz for a $65,000 new home at 7804 N. 200 East; Brady and Holly Johnson for a $70,000 pool at 6221 W. 650 North; LeeAnn Pitman for an $80,000 residential addition at 9498 W. 150 South; Brian Kunkler for a $63,000 grain bin at 2845 S. 500 East; and Clint Davis for a $50,000 garage/storage building at 3008 W. 400 North.
Permits were also issued to: Larry Alig for a $28,000 storage building at 7592 E. Indiana 67; Diane Simmons for a $3,000 pole building at 4004 W. 400 North; Floyd Cline for a $16,000 barn lean-to at 2370 S. 600 East; Debra VanSkyock for a $4,500 fence at 118 Dogwood Lane, Portland; Sidney Pitman for a $5,000 enclosed porch at 9656 W. 350 North, Pennville; Justin Saxman for a $30,000 pole building at 2433 W. 400 North, Portland; John W. Lewellen for a $32,000 garage at 1423 E. Indiana 26, Portland; Cook’s Nursery for a $2,500 shade house rebuild at 235 W. Votaw St., Portland; Michael Steven Rines for a $15,000 storage building at 2304 E. 50 North; Dilcia Ruiz for an $800 business wall sign at Around the World candy store at 1309 N. Meridian St., Portland; and Terry Egly for a $48,190 ground mount solar array at 11324 W. Indiana 26.
Business certificates of occupancy and compliance were issued to Dilcia Ruiz for Around the World at 1309 N. Meridian St., Portland, and James Brewster for Brewster LLC at 1221 N. Meridian St., Portland.
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