By rdnewsNOW staff

Justice Centre permit helps drive increase

Building permits up in November

Dec 15, 2020 | 11:33 AM

Building permit applications increased in quantity and value in November, according to The City of Red Deer.

Total permit values continue to rise over the previous year, rising from $114.7 million from January to November 2019 to $254.7 million during the same period in 2020.

Last month 78 permits were issued, compared with 62 in November 2019.

Notable permits include:

• Building permit to construct a new Justice Centre at 4810 48 Avenue, valued at $129,714,000

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• Building permit to construct a detached dwelling with front attached garage, front veranda, uncovered deck and basement development at 151 Ellington Crescent, valued at $234,021

• Building permit to construct a detached dwelling with front attached garage and rear uncovered deck at 181 Emerald Drive, valued at $204,214

• Building permit to construct a detached dwelling with attached garage, front veranda, uncovered deck and basement development at 5 Talisman Close, valued at $200,304

• Building permit to reduce width of overhead door and replace with new door at 150 Lockwood Avenue, valued at $193,865.

(Source: City of Red Deer)