Development Review: February 2015

Commercial Building Permits over $100,000 within Huntsville city limits:

237 Johns Rd. NW: Construction of a sanctuary for Westminster Christian Academy. Contractor: Woodward Construction and Design. $5 Million

970 Balch Rd. NW: Construction of a building for Balch Road Partners (fitness center). Contractor: Summit Structures. $1.63 Million

401 The Bridge St. NW, Unit 120: Alterations to a restaurant space for BJ’s Restaurant and Brewhouse. Contractor: Haley Construction. $1.35 Million

2260 Winchester Rd. NE: Construction of a retail building for O’Reilly Auto Parts. Contractor: CBI General Contractors. $470,000

7504 US 72 West NW: Alterations to a retail space for 2nd Time Around Inc. (Another Broken Egg Café). Contractor: Crews Inc. $469,000

1000 Weatherly Rd. SE: Alterations to a recreation center for the YMCA. Contractor: Lee Builders. $370,000

401 Franklin St. SE: Alterations to an office building for Bancorp South. Contractor: F&F Construction. $352,000

4308 University Dr. NW: Alterations to a building for U-Haul. Contractor: Southeastern Homes and Remodeling. $215,000

225 Church St. SW: Alterations to a building for the Huntsville-Madison County Chamber of Commerce. Contractor: Moon Construction. $152,000

1 Hospital Dr. SW, 4th Floor: Alterations to a hospital space for Clearview Cancer Institute. Contractor: Fite Building. $130,000

7290 Whitesburg Dr. SW: Construction of a school building for Whitesburg Baptist Church. Contractor: Woodward Construction and Design. $119,000

1002 Meridian St. NE: Construction of a building for Build with Wilson, Inc. Contractor: Build with Wilson. $105,000

Residential Permits (new construction) in Huntsville city limits:

In February, 85 housing units were permitted, including 53 single- and 32 multi-family units. The top tract for building permits last month was 112 (Martin-Zierdt), where 46 units were permitted, 14 single- and 32 multi-family. This is a 44.1% increase over February 2014, when 59 housing units (58 single-family and 1 multi-family) were permitted.

Residential Certificates of Occupancy (new construction) in Huntsville city limits:

80 housing units were granted certificates of occupancy (CO’s), including 58 single- and 20 multi-family units. The top tract for CO’s in the month of February was 112 (Martin-Zierdt) where 34 housing units were added, 18 single- and 16 multi-family. This is a 17.6% increase over February 2014, when 68 housing units (all single-family) were granted CO’s.