9 commercial building permits issued Dec. 22-28 in Mesa
Commercial building permits issued Dec. 22-28 in Mesa are, according to the city’s website (by address, date issued, description, value, type of work and contractor or applicant):
3529 E. University Drive; Dec. 22; issued; install three panel antennas and other work including fronds and paint equipment to match tower; $45,000; macro cell site; Aztecs Telecom Inc.
144 S. Mesa Drive; Dec. 22; issued; encroachment and construction permit to allow installation of 1,739-square-foot outdoor seating area within the city’s right-of-way to be used for future and existing restaurants; $357,625; other commercial; not listed.
1407 N. Alta Mesa Drive; Dec. 22; issued; collocation of antennas, ancillary equipment and ground equipment of a new wireless carrier; $45,000; macro cell site; Engineering Wireless Services.
20 E. Main St.; Dec. 22; issued; new 16,226-square-foot two-story council chambers and conference room addition, with the existing two-story portion of the Mesa City Plaza to be demolished; $3,882,557; other commercial; Okland Construction Co. Inc./city of Mesa.
6033 S. Sossaman Road; Dec. 27; issued; Phase 1 infrastructure project at Phoenix Mesa Gateway Airport; not listed; other commercial; Ritoch-Powell & Associates.
6465 E. Southern Ave.; Dec. 27; issued; demolish building and build a new shell building and build out of suite 1 with associate mechanical, electrical and plumbing; $2,614,649; commercial/industrial projects; Overton Builders LLC/Tamimi Architects.
2038 N. Country Club Drive; Dec. 27; issued; add RV carport; $114,678; other commercial; Eminent LLC.
6263 E. Brown Road; Dec. 27; issued; requesting for a commercial permit to replace a damaged electrical panel on a commercial property — a place of worship; $2,800; commercial/industrial projects; Lon Olson/Illeana Ware.
8150 E. Germann Road; Dec. 28; issued; build four multitenant spec office/warehouse buildings with the possible use of four tenants for each building; $2,805,409; commercial/industrial projects; Sun State Builders.
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