15 commercial building permits sought March 1-5 in SE Mesa
Commercial building permits listed March 1-5 in Mesa City Council District 6 in southeast Mesa are, according to the city’s website (by address, date issued or in review, description, value, type of work and contractor or applicant):
8607 E. Pecos Road; March 1; in review; new office spec suite and warehouse in existing shell; not listed; tenant improvement (interior only); Sergio Esparza.
8607 E. Pecos Road; March 1; in review; new office spec suite and warehouse in existing shell not listed; tenant improvement (interior only); Sergio Esparza.
8009 E. Ray Road; March 1; issued; install roll formed steel racking, with special inspections required for anchoring of the racking system; $552,462; other commercial; Stewart Specialty Services/Storage Solutions.
3164 S. Sossaman Road; March 1; issued; permit for temporary construction entrance only, the portion which exists within the right of way, permitting on behalf of SRP $5,000; other commercial; Burns & McDonnell.
6910 E. Hampton Ave.; March 1; submitted certificate of occupancy; other commercial; The Stone LLC.
1252 S, Signal Butte Road No. 105; March 2; in review; first-time tenant fit-out for new restaurant; not listed; tenant improvement (interior only); not listed.
2919 S. Ellsworth Road No. 106; March 2; in review; tenant improvement in an existing shell second generation with new walls, finishes, mechanical, plumbing and electrical; not listed; tenant improvement (interior only); Thomas Mesuk Architect LLC/D. Rosas Design Group.
9309 E. Cadence Parkway; March 2; fees paid; install two 50kW Volta DCFC media stations and all related electrical and civil activities, screen wall, painting and marking of electric vehicle charging parking spaces and installation of necessary parking signs; $40,000; commercial/industrial projects; GPD Group Professional Corp./Sarah Honeycutt.
5925 E. Southern Ave. No. 101; March 2; issued; tenant improvements including 1,438 square feet of interior work with new walls, new finishes, new interior door and frame openings, new casework, new supply and return duct; $335,329; tenant improvement (interior only) Conexus Design PLLC/Vital Choice Specialty Pharmacy.
9342 E. Elliot Road; March 2; fees due; new 101,018-square-foot tilt-up concrete shell building; $7,602,615; commercial/industrial projects; Butler Design Group.
7035 E. Southern Ave.; March 2; fees paid; modifications to a tower; $35,000; macro cell site; Tara Dunn.
8607 E. Pecos Road; March 3; fees paid; new office spec suite and warehouse in existing shell; with new ADA restrooms, breakroom, offices, new roof-mounted mechanical equipment, new interior electrical lighting and power, new plumbing, new three-phase electric meter; $606,937; tenant improvement (interior only); Sergio Eaparza.
8607 E. Pecos Road; March 3; fees paid; new office spec suite and warehouse in existing shell; with new ADA restrooms, breakroom, offices, new roof mounted mechanical equipment, new interior electrical lighting and power., new plumbing, new three-phase electric meter; $585,845; tenant improvement (interior only).
8607 E. Pecos Road; March 3; fees paid; new office spec suite and warehouse in existing shell; with new ADA restrooms, breakroom, offices, new roof-mounted mechanical equipment, new interior electrical lighting and power, new plumbing, new three-phase electric meter; $614,716; tenant improvement (interior only); not listed.
8607 E. Pecos Road; March 3; fees paid; new office spec suite and warehouse in existing shell; with new ADA restrooms, breakroom, offices, new roof-mounted mechanical equipment, new interior electrical lighting and power, new plumbing, new three-phase electric meter; $576,980; tenant improvement (interior only); not listed.
8127 E. Ray Road; March 4; issued; scope of work is to locate and provide required power within tenant’s lab spaces; $205,000; other commercial; Willmeng Construction Inc./Lynne Orlowski.
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