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119 commercial building permits issued in August in Mesa

There is a lot of construction activity planned in Mesa.

Arianna Grainey

A total of 119 commercial building permits were issued in August in Mesa.

A sampling of building permits from the city’s website (by address, date issued, description, value, type of work and contractor or applicant) are:

• 4540 E. Ivy St.; Aug. 1; develop an existing vacant parcel of land to construct a two-story office building with attached warehouse building; $3,008,453; commercial/industrial projects; not listed.

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119 commercial building permits issued in August in Mesa

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