The Worthington Board of Education voted unanimously June 27 to proceed with a combined $234million bond levy and 1.9-mill continuing permanent-improvements levy inthe Novembergeneral election.

If approved by voters, it would fund facility improvements to both district high schools and vehicle replacements,technology updates, grounds upkeep anddeferred maintenance.

The combined bond issue and PI levy would amount to an additional cost of$101.50 annually per $100,000 of appraised property value.

The board also unanimously approved an incremental operating levy starting with an additional 2.9 mills in 2023 or an additional $101.50 annually per $100,000 of appraised property value followed by three 2.0-mill increments in the next three years or an additional $70 per $100,000 of appraised property value each year from 2024-2026.

The incremental operating levy would fund district operating expenses, with collectionsphased in so the district could collect funding when it needs it.

The board's vote wasthe final decision needed to getthe bond issue, PI levy and incremental levyon the Nov. 8 ballot, according to board member Jennifer Best. It gives district treasurer TJ Cusick the green light to file the necessary paperwork with the Franklin County Board of Elections by the deadline of 4 p.m. Aug. 10.

Now the treasurer can organize all the paperworkand get everything filed and ready to go, she said.

Cusick said the bond issue and PI levy would be presented as one measureand the incremental levy would be another.

This bond issue would fund improvements at Thomas Worthington and Worthington Kilbourne high schools, following improvements to the middle schools conducted through phase 1 of the districts master facilities plan that were completed last summer.

If the bond issue is approved, both schools would receive new facilities and amenities, as well as upgrades to essentialunderlying building systems, such as HVAC and roofing.

Although taxpayers would take on more debt by approving abond issue this fall, a large percentage of that would be offset by $47.5 million in debt thats scheduled to come off the books between now and 2027, as well as a tax rate thats scheduled to decrease by approximately 3.6 mills or $126 per $100,000 of property value.

Currently, the district has $113.8 million in outstanding debt at a bond rate of 5.6 mills.

The PI levy would fund repairs and technology updates at all other buildings, as well as bus and vehicle replacements and upkeep of district grounds, including athletics fields.

PI levy funds may not be used for salaries or benefits for staff, general supplies or other items that do not have an estimated life of five years or more.

Superintendent Trent Bowers addressed the need for additional operating funds in his April "It's Worth It" column.

"First, Worthington Schools will see little impact to the amount of state funding it receives as the result of the new state funding formula, approved as part of the Ohio General Assemblys latest two-year budget bill," he said. "Second, our revenue is expected to flatten this year when the last installment of the levy that was approved in 2018 is realized.

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SACRAMENTO - Senator Scott Wiener (D-San Francisco)s Senate Bill 1144, the Safe and Efficient Water Act, passed the Assembly Education Committee by a vote of 5-0. It will now head to the Assembly Appropriations Committee. SB 1144 requires public and charter schools and state agencies to complete a water quality and efficiency assessment on their facilities. This bill ensures our public schools and state agencies have safe, drinkable water. Far too many school children and other California residents currently lack access to clean water.

Under SB 1144, the water systems at public schools and state agencies must undergo testing to determine if lead is present. It will also require schools and agencies to test their water appliances and fixtures for water use efficiency. If any plumbing fixture is found to contain levels of contaminants beyond the legal limits, remediation methods such as filters, testing, or full replacement is expected at the earliest practice time, subject to funding. If any fixture or appliance is found to use more water than the current standards for water efficiency, the operating agency must replace the fixture with a more efficient equivalent at the earliest practical time, subject to funding.

School drinking water is frequently contaminated at unacceptable levels. 53% of reporting school districts in California found lead in at least one of their drinking water fountains on a campus. As with many other environmental pollutants, children are particularly at risk of experiencing the adverse health effects of water contamination. Exposure to contaminated water can result in an array of health issues that vary depending on the contaminant, as well as the intensity and duration of the exposure. Common health complications can include Legionnaires disease, liver and kidney problems, developmental and behavioral issues, and in some cases, cancer.

Finally, under SB 1144, agencies or schools with any covered buildings that use a cooling tower system over ten years old must create a Legionella management program. This program will include routine bacteriological culture sampling and Legionella culture sampling, as well as remediation and disinfection plans. Legionella is bacteria that can grow in water, HVAC or cooling tower systems and can cause a serious type of pneumonia, known as Legionnaires disease.

For environmental and health reasons, California must do better when it comes to water safety and efficiency. We cannot allow people across the state including children and low income communities to continue to be exposed to harmful contaminants. Californias water shortage is another serious problem that threatens the future of our state. Increasing water efficiency is an important strategy for saving Californias water supply and protecting our environment.

SB 1144 is sponsored by the California Pipe Trades Council.

Children in schools deserve clean water, said Senator Wiener. People who work at or visit public agencies deserve clean water. Clean water is a basic human right. California is one of the wealthiest and most innovative places in the world. The least we can do is ensure people have access to drinkable, clean water free of harmful contaminants.

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Syracuse, NY Universal Windows Direct of Syracuse offers a wide variety of replacement window styles to homeowners in Syracuse and surrounding areas. The company can create customized windows that fit clients needs, preferences, and budgets. Their portfolio of window products and services features double-hung, venting, bay, and sliding windows. Their window products have energy-saving features that block heat loss, allowing clients to save on HVAC bills by keeping warm air in during winters and cold air out during summers. The windows utilize a revolutionary, acrylic-bonded, and ultra-durable aerospace technology spacer system called SuperSpace.

Universal Windows Direct of Syracuse can customize its service to provide clients with dramatic or neutral looks to their window styles. They have a true life warranty of up to 30 years that covers materials and labor and is transferable to the next homeowner. They have free quote and estimate services online that provide clients with an approximation of tier replacement cost prior to hiring the service. The company works within clients schedules for minimal disruption. They have a no-obligation, in-home consultation to assess clients window replacement needs and walk them through their product line.

Universal Windows Direct of Syracuse has a team of trained and experienced technicians. The company has an active mobile service that is fully equipped to meet window replacement needs all over Syracuse. They use modern equipment and tools that match industry developments and trends. Universal Windows Direct of Syracuse offers best services with a 100% customer satisfaction policy that has earned them numerous five-star reviews on their website and other online platforms.

The company representative had this to say about their services,

When the time comes to improve your homes exterior, look no further than Universal Windows Direct of Syracuse! We provide the best replacement windows with top-notch customer service, and we have grown to become the 20th largest home improvement company in the nation as ranked by Qualified Remodeler Magazine.

Universal Windows Direct of Syracuse has a client-focused approach that orients the companys processes and services to what its clients need the most. They ensure that the results are satisfactory before terming a project complete. The company has additional window products with unique shapes, including pictures, gardens, and shaped windows for variety.

Universal Windows Direct of Syracuse offers other services like siding systems, entry doors, and gutter guards. They have superior vinyl siding, shakes, scallops, and soffit products. Their doors provide the benefits of security, thermal performance, beauty, and durability. The company exclusively provides Bolt(R) gutter guards for high value in gutter protection. All their products have low maintenance and repair benefits and the ability to transform home exteriors.

Universal Windows Direct of Syracuse is located at 311 Gordon Ave, Syracuse, NY, 13211, US. For consultations and booking, contact their staff by calling 3152886855. Visit the company website for more information on their affordable, customized replacement window services.

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In May, the Office of the State Comptroller approved 1,326 contracts for state agencies and public authorities valued at $2.4 billion and approved more than 2.5 million payments worth nearly $15.6 billion. The office rejected 123 contracts and related transactions valued at $276.8 million and more than 4,500 payments valued at nearly $11.5 million, primarily for mistakes, insufficient support for charges, and improper payments. More information on these contracts and payments is available at Open Book New York.

OSC rejected tax refunds and credits valued at more than $7.8 million. The Comptrollers auditors also recovered nearly $397,000 from vendors owing debts to the state and held payments of more than $99,000 pending resolution of disputes between subcontractors and prime contractors.

Cumulatively through May for calendar year 2022, the Comptrollers office has approved 7,254 contracts valued at $24.8 billion and has approved nearly 15.1 million payments worth nearly $83.5 billion, including more than 3.3 million unemployment insurance payments valued at nearly $1.2 billion. The office has rejected 560 contracts and related transactions valued at $2.3 billion and nearly 31,300 payments valued at more than $85.4 million primarily due to errors, improprieties or lack of documentation.

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As shutoffs resume after more than two years, low- and moderate-income customers will continue to have assistance with bills and may be eligible for new protections

UNIONDALE, N.Y., June 30, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Utility service shutoffs for nonpayment have begun to resume across New York State, and PSEG Long Island expects to resume shutoffs on July 12. Continuing more than two years of outreach efforts, PSEG Long Island stands ready to work with customers with outstanding balances to avoid interruptions to their service. Service shutoff for nonpayment is always the last resort, and customers who are behind on their bills can still call 1-800-490-0025 to get help and protect their energy service from disconnection.

"We want to reassure our customers that if they're struggling with their energy bills, we are here to help. We are ready and willing to partner with households who have fallen behind on their bills, as we have been throughout the pandemic," said Rick Walden, vice president of Customer Services, PSEG Long Island. "That commitment is not going away. We offer many programs to help people who are behind on their bills, including deferred payment agreements, low-income electric rates, and more."

How customers can avoid a shutoff

Customers with unpaid account balances should call PSEG Long Island at 1-800-490-0025 to determine if they are eligible for these or other financial assistance programs, and to develop individualized payment agreements.

"It's not too late. We know how hard it has been to manage household bills when your income has been affected," Walden said. "We want to work with our customers, make sure they know about assistance programs, and help them set up individualized payment agreements that avert a shutoff, letting them pay what they can now to prevent them from getting too far behind."

What to know about shutoffs:

Customers are beginning to take actionPSEG Long Island continues to partner with social service agencies and perform outreach to customers who have fallen behind on their bills, including letters informing them in advance about the resumption of shutoffs for nonpayment.

For the past seven months, PSEG Long Island field representatives have been making customer visits, connecting one-on-one with residential customers who have past-due account balances to discuss payment methods, accept a payment or work out a payment plan to pay down balances over time. In that time, representatives have visited with more than 47,000 residential customers and 10,000 of those customers have entered into deferred payment agreements. PSEG Long Island representatives work with customers to find the best solution for the household.

PSEG Long Island's Consumer Advocacy team also works year-round to provide customers with crucial information, utilizing email and social media, hosting educational webinars, and conducting proactive phone outreach. These outreaches also include energy efficiency tips, referrals for additional assistance for food insecurity and housing concerns, and help applying for the federally funded, statewide Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP).

When a new, state-administered program was established to provide eligible households up to $10,000 in unpaid bill forgiveness in the fall of 2021, PSEG Long Island mobilized to inform as many customers as possible, hosting a series of webinars that connected with more than 1,000 customers. The Consumer Advocacy team made thousands of phone calls to encourage customers to apply.

The combination of PSEG Long Island's efforts and New York State's own outreach resulted in more than 7,000 PSEG Long Island customers benefiting from this unique program receiving $20 million of the $150 million total utility aid that had been made available statewide.

Where to learn more about available assistanceFor more information on PSEG Long Island financial assistance programs, visit https://www.psegliny.com/myaccount/customersupport/financialassistance. Programs available for customers, both internal and externally run, include:

PSEG Long Island also has other tools to help customers cut their energy costs:

For more information on HEAP and federal programs, visit https://otda.ny.gov/programs/heap/.

For more information on energy and money saving programs and tips, visit https://www.psegliny.com/efficiency.

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The new report by Expert Market Research titled, GlobalCentrifugal Chillers MarketReport and Forecast 2022-2027, givesanin-depth analysis of theglobal centrifugal chillers market, assessing the market based on its segments like types, applications, andmajor regions. The report tracks the latest trends in the industry and studies their impact on the overall market. It also assessesthe market dynamics, covering the key demand and price indicators, along withanalysingthe market based on the SWOT and Porters Five Forces models.

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The global market is expected to be driven by the use of centrifugal chillers in HVAC systems. Centrifugal chillers have been quite prominent for cooling capacities over 1000 kW in the HVAC market. Centrifugal chillers are low maintenance, have fewer moving components, and are long-lasting. Centrifugal chillers have a smaller footprint and a higher cooling capacity. Centrifugal chillers are very popular due to these characteristics. They are used for indoor installation or weather protected spaces. Centrifugal chillers are widely used as the building stock in regions that comprise large buildings, such as hotels, commercial buildings, industrial plants, university campuses, airports, and hospitals. Over the forecast period, the requirement for a better price-to-performance ratio is expected to boost the demand for centrifugal chillers in the global market.

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The rotary action of an impeller wheel exerts a radial force on the refrigerant inside a volute in a centrifugal compressor. Centrifugal chillers, unlike reciprocating chillers, are well suited for most applications requiring a significant volume of refrigeration.

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Centrifugal chillers supply chilled water for all applications requiring large-scale cooling capability; they are a cost-effective way to cool massive structures. While centrifugal chillers might be costly, they typically have customised configurations and nearly always provide a return on investment over time. The fast-paced urbanisation is one of the key factors fuelling the sales of centrifugal chillers. These factors are aiding the growth of the overall market. Players are investing heavily in R&D, experimenting with various technological integrations to improve the price-to-performance ratio of centrifugal chillers. Oil-free magnetic bearing technology combined with high-efficiency heat exchangers is expected to achieve widespread application in centrifugal chillers in the coming years. Centrifugal chillers are expected to develop significantly throughout the forecast period due to their numerous advantages over other varieties.

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DAVENPORT, IA / ACCESSWIRE / February 16, 2021 / Northwest Plumbing, Heating & AC is pleased to announced that they are providing heating and furnace installation and repair services in the Quad Cities of Bettendorf and Davenport in Iowa, and Rock Island and Moline in Illinois, and neighboring areas. Since it has been a long and very cold winter, heating is vital to ensure a warm and comfortable home. Visitors to their website may also want to check out their "Deal of the Month," which is available for the month of February. And for those who are planning to replace their heating equipment, they offer free estimates for furnace replacement. More information about their heating services can be gleaned from https://www.callnw.com/heating.

Bill Durand, General Manager for Northwest Plumbing, Heating & AC, says, "Our knowledgeable technicians have experience with all makes, models, and types of heaters and furnaces, including oil, gas, propane, electric, geothermal and more. And our White Glove Guarantee provides you with assurance our technicians will leave your home as clean as it was before their arrival."

They offer a 24-hour service to ensure that those who encounter unexpected problems with their furnace or heating equipment can contact Northwest Plumbing, Heating & AC at any time of the day. They offer all kinds of heating services, such as: furnace repair & installation; humidifier installation; boiler repair & installation; annual heating system check; geothermal systems; steam heat; humidification; mini-splits (ductless); high-efficiency heating and cooling systems; geothermal systems; high-efficiency heating and cooling systems; steam heat; hot water heat; and zoning maintenance agreement that includes annual system check.

Meanwhile, they recommend that homeowners and other property owners use their furnace preventative maintenance plans. This is because preventative maintenance offers different kinds of benefits, including prolonging the life of the furnace and heating equipment. They offer service partner agreements include a yearly furnace check and service partners are not charged after hours or weekend fees. There is also an option where all heating, plumbing, and cooling maintenance programs can be combined. They also offer affordable financing deals to ensure that the cost of their services can fit people's budgets.

Northwest Plumbing, Heating & AC also provides plumbing services, offering solutions to various issues, such as leaky pipes, misbehaving toilets, clogged drains, and backed up showers. They provide a 24-hour service for plumbing problems and they offer their White Glove Guarantee that assures customers that the technicians will leave the home as clean as it was before they arrived. More about their plumbing services can be learned from https://www.callnw.com/plumbing. Plumbing services for residential homes include: drain cleaning; waste piping; water heater repair & installation; toilets; fixture replacements; showers and bathtubs; sump pumps and battery backup systems; camera inspection; sinks; remote monitoring and flood alarms; leaks; on demand (tankless) water heaters; backflow preventers; remote monitoring and alarms for flooding; camera inspection; garbage disposals; water service and water mains; sump pump and battery backup systems; waste piping; and maintenance agreement that includes annual plumbing inspection.

They also offer air conditioning installation or repair, including 24-hour emergency services. They have experienced and qualified air conditioning technicians who are not just skilled in replacing old broken AC equipment but also in repairing those AC units that can still be repaired. Their cooling services include: air conditioner repair & installation; air purification & air quality systems; mini-split ductless cooling; annual AC system check; mini-splits (ductless cooling); zoning; thermostat installation; thermostat repair and maintenance; whole house humidification; and service partner agreements.

Northwest Plumbing, Heating & AC was established in 1923, which means that it has several decades of experience. It has grown into one of the most trusted residential heating, cooling, and plumbing services provider for the Quad Cities and surrounding areas. The company is an honored member of the Nexstar Network, which is a group of HVAC industry leaders.

Homeowners and other property owners who are looking for heating & furnace installation and repair may want to check out the Northwest Plumbing, Heating & AC website at https://www.callnw.com, or contact them on the phone or through email.

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TROY, N.Y. (NEWS10) Troy Mayor Patrick Madden virtually broadcast the 2021 State of the City Address on Thursday evening. The address was broadcast ontheCitys official YouTube channelandFacebook page, and can also be viewed below:

During the address, Mayor Madden outlined the Citys response to the COVID-19 pandemic and how the Troy community has navigated an unprecedented year of challenges. This was the first-ever virtual State of the City Address, held in accordance with public health guidelines that limit gatherings due to the coronavirus.

Mayor Madden detailed steps taken to preserve essential services and protect employee health in response to COVID-19, as well as revenue shortfalls and reductions in state aid. The address also highlighted major accomplishments in neighborhood revitalization, water and sewer infrastructure, expanding public access to the waterfront, renewable energy, and investments in City parks.

Some of the key highlights of the 2021 address included:

Mayor Madden also identified several ongoing initiatives and unfinished projects that would be prioritized in 2021, including the replacement of Fire Station 1 in Lansingburgh, and strengthening relationships between the community and the Troy Police Department through the Police Reform & Reinvention Collaborative.

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Overview Of HVAC Services Industry 2020-2025:

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The HVAC Services Market analysis summary by Reports Insights is a thorough study of the current trends leading to this vertical trend in various regions. Research summarizes important details related to market share, market size, applications, statistics and sales. In addition, this study emphasizes thorough competition analysis on market prospects, especially growth strategies that market experts claim.

The report offers detailed coverage of HVAC Services industry and main market trends. The market research includes historical and forecast market data, demand, application details, price trends, and company shares of the leading HVAC Services by geography. The report splits the market size, by volume and value, on the basis of application type and geography.

Heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) is the technology of indoor and vehicular environmental comfort. Its goal is to provide thermal comfort and acceptable indoor air quality. HVAC system design is a subdiscipline of mechanical engineering, based on the principles of thermodynamics, fluid mechanics and heat transfer.The growing demand for HVAC replacements in developed countries will drive the growth prospects for the global HVAC services market until the end of 2021. The market is witnessing a huge shift towards the reduction of operating costs, increasing energy efficiency, and utilizing the favorable government incentives to replace existing heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) equipment in various countries such as the US, the UK, Germany, and Japan. Also, the regulations about the use of refrigerants and energy efficiency will increase the number of investments in the replacement of old HVAC systems. Furthermore, reducing the Freon, other CFC refrigerants production, energy consumption during peak summers, and utility costs by at least 15% will influence the need for replacing the existing HVAC equipment, which, in turn, will accelerate the revenue generation in global HVAC services market.APAC accounted for the majority market share during 2019 and will continue to dominate the market during the forecasted period. Some of the major factors responsible for the growing demand for HVAC installation services in APAC includes rising investments in the real estate sector, the constant demand for infrastructure projects in terms of quality and quantity, the trend for urbanization, and the improved connectivity between different regions.

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HVAC Services Market competition by top manufacturers as follow:CarrierDAIKIN INDUSTRIESIngersoll RandJohnson Controls International

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Market segment by Regions/Countries, this report coversNorth AmericaEuropeChinaRest of Asia PacificCentral & South AmericaMiddle East & Africa

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Chelan County

Gailanne Molver, 627 Chelan Ranch Road, Chelan, $96,871, single-family residence

Curtis L. and Colleen M. Foster, 750 First Creek Road, Chelan, $245,698, single-family residence

Real Homes, 356 Margaux Loop, Malaga, $150,619, single-family residence

Real Homes, 374 Margaux Loop, Malaga, $239,938, single-family residence

Real Homes, 371 Margaux Loop, Malaga, $247,272, single-family residence

Central Washington Health Services Association, 1201 S. Miller St., $472,000, dialysis department renovations

Michael G. and Maureen A. Poirier, 1900 Cumbo Court, $307,459, single-family residence

Justin Clare, 1245 Ninth St., $1,800, residential remodel

Nikolay and Natalya Zhuk, 150 Pine Crest Place, Manson, $7,000, single-family residenceaddition/alteration

First Presbyterian Church of Wenatchee, 1400 S. Miller St., $335,255, commons addition and entry canopy

Zufall Investments LLC, 1111 N. Mission St. Unit A, no valuation, one wall sign

Marco and Victoria Ramirez, 601 Highland Drive, no valuation, removal of outdoor shed

MJ Neal Associates, 975 Summit Blvd., Manson, no valuation, residential mechanical

Jeffrey and Brigid Chvilicek, 1209 Orchard Ave., $25,000, kitchen remodel

Rookard Custom Pool LLC, 585 Burnett Ranch Lane, Chelan, no valuation, pool/spa

Chelan County Fire District No. 1, 731 N. Wenatchee Ave., no valuation, one wall sign

Jacinto Bedolla et al, 448-A Wilson St., $94,434, single family housing

Rachel Cooper, 132 N. Franklin Ave., $30,000, main floor remodel, front porch enclosure, finish basement

Gabriel Scott and Jason Midkiff, 825 First St., no valuation, gas line and one appliance

Donald W. Murray, 1143 Appleland Drive, $10,000, converting gas to electric furnace

Victor E. and Brenda J. Flint, 1217 Red Apple Road, $13,000, HVAC replacement

Evgeny G. Kozhevnikov et al, 2570 Emerson Acres Road, Manson, $3,000, dock

Lopez Design LLC, 8414 Entiat River Road, Entiat, $289,789, single-family residenceaddition/alteration

Lolos Construction LLC, 920 Loop Ave., Manson, $312,051, single-family residence

Forte Architects Inc., 115 Bella Lane, Manson, $613,959, single-family residence

Parsons Rentals LLC, 15 S. Mission St., no valuation, one wall sign

Dreger Security LLC, 151 S. Worthen St., $9,550, HVAC replacement

Omgayatri LLC, 1004 N. Wenatchee Ave., $8,000, fire damage repair

Stemilt Growers LLC, 3607 Highway 97A, no valuation, fuel line replacement

Micky R. and Amy L. Jennings, 109 S. Franklin Ave., no valuation, residential backflow

Jerry L. and Tracy M. Bishop, 1288 Homesteader Lane, Chelan, $383,429, single-family residence

Jerry L. and Tracy M. Bishop, 1288 Homesteader Lane, Chelan, no valuation, accessory dwelling unit

Anderson Residential Design, 2619 Larch Drive, Leavenworth, $217,326, single-family residence addition/alteration

600 Mission LLC, 600 S. Mission St., $219,093, new office building

Chris Loeken et al, 1207B N. Wenatchee Ave., $16,500, interior remodel

Alturas Mission Village LLC, 212 Fifth St. Suite 9A, no valuation, one wall-mounted sign

Kellogg Valley North Properties LLC et al, 1304 N. Miller St. Unit E, no valuation, one wall sign

Tanya M. Chavez, 1646 Ridgeview Lane, $150,000, manufactured home replacement

Central Development Inc., 23505 Highway 97A, Chelan, $224,928, single-family residence

Real Homes, 443 Margaux Loop Unit A and B, Malaga, $362,527, duplex

Lexar Homes Wenatchee, 142 Manzanita Drive, Manson, $295,665, single-family residence

Lopez Design LLC, 86 Bonham Lane, Leavenworth, $213,611, single-family residence

James B. and Mary R. Painter, 12225 Camp 12 Road, Leavenworth, no valuation, residential mechanical

Joseph and Maya P. Grantham, 114 N. Miller St., $4,405, roof covering stairway to basement

James L. Duck, 1917 Second St., $21,148, covered patio and deck

Jason and Tara J. Breidert, 1511 Pershing St., $29,473, office and bedroom addition

Lowes Company Inc., 1200 Walla Walla Ave., $80,474, roof top unit replacement

Central Washington Health Services Association, 933 Red Apple Road, $22,700, gas package RTU

Ariel Oquist and Hector Vazquez, 1607 A Maiden Lane, $2,500, replace footings and rotten wood on existing deck

Michael P. and Leanne M. Emerson, 8213 Williams Canyon Road, Cashmere, no valuation, residential mechanical

Larry and Shelly M. Lowe, 22584 Alpine Hills Road, Leavenworth, $45,319, single-family residence addition/alteration

Chelan-Douglas Community Action Council, 1585 Crescent St., $20,895, reroof three buildings

Taylor A. and Andrew D. Smoke et al, 520 Pearl St., no valuation, egress window

Eva Martinez, 1207 Brown St., $15,000, HVAC replacement

Samuel R. Wentzel and Cassandra M. Wentzel, 17635 High Mountain Meadows Road, Leavenworth, $334,277, single-family residence

Andrew J. Schauer, 25 Owl Lane, $135,240, accessory structure

Real Homes, 180 Margaux Loop, Malaga, $247,135, single-family residence

Real Homes, 195 Margaux Loop, Malaga, $150,571, single-family residence

Gunnar and Heidi Ildhuso, 278 Wapato Way, Manson, no valuation, demolition

Gunnar and Heidi Ildhuso, 590 Highway 150, Manson, no valuation, demolition

Gunnar and Heidi Ildhuso, 94 Wapato Point Parkway, Manson, no valuation, demolition

Michael Wheat, 935 River Rock Lane, Chelan Falls, no valuation, single-family residence

Jeffrey B. and Laura K. Bede, 262 Hawks Ridge Road, Chelan, $470,829, single-family residence

Jeffrey B. and Laura K. Bede, 262 Hawks Ridge Road, Chelan, $108,917, accessory structure

Boyer Mountain Door & Pool Inc., 300 Loop Ave., Manson, $22,800, accessory structure

Janet Mills, 1310 Castlerock Ave. Unit 2, $16,000, HVAC replacement

James and Lynda Woltring, 781 Queens Court, $12,000, HVAC replacement

Timothy A. Hibbard, 63 Corkscrew Lane, Manson, $277,654, accessory dwelling unit

BT Buildingworks, LLC, 22708 Saddle St., Leavenworth, $3,381, single-family residence addition/alteration

Robert A. and Debra Ann Neudorfer, 105 Meraki Lane, Manson, $14,249, single-family residence addition/alteration

Sirius Builders, 8015 Icicle Road, Leavenworth, $298,021, single-family residence

Tyler and Georgia Addington, 8011 Icicle Road, Leavenworth, no valuation, accessory dwelling unit

David T. Larson, 6001 Larson St., Cashmere, no valuation, residential mechanical

Roberts Construction LLC, 1023 Racine Springs Drive, $181,921, single-family residence

Trever and Heather Irelan, 65 Raptor Lane, Dryden, no valuation, demolition

Integrity Flooring and Contracting LLC, 10627 Titus Road, Leavenworth, no valuation, residential mechanical

Wells Fargo Bank, 301 N. Chelan Ave., no valuation, replace two rooftop signs

Stemilt Industrial Development LLC, 1610 N. Miller St., $225,000, bunker phase III

Lopez Design LLC, 12598 Shore St., Leavenworth, $110,595, accessory dwelling unit

Real Homes, 337 Margaux Loop, Malaga, $150,619, single-family residence

Western Ranch Buildings LLC, 3477 Allen Lane, Peshastin, $27,821, accessory structure

Ronald and Evelyn Weems, 193 Juniper Lane, $28,980, accessory structure addition/alteration

Real Homes, 355 Margaux Loop, Malaga, $222,030, single-family residence

Real Homes, 221 Margaux Loop, Malaga, $171,701, single-family residence

Todd M. Petersen Trust et al, Todd and Michelle Petersen Trustees, 270 Eagle Crest Road, Chelan, $559,963, single-family residence

Paula Holt, 389 McClosky Drive, Chelan, no valuation, mobile home

Prestigious Patios, LLC, 4205 April Drive, no valuation, pool/spa

Rookard Custom Pool, LLC, 511 Highpoint Lane, Chelan, no valuation, pool/spa

Martin and Martina Machacek, 12574 Shore St., Leavenworth, $14,490, accessory structure addition/alteration

Grette Associates LLC, 93 Parkhill Drive, Manson, $171,187, dock

Leo S. Miller, 60 Highway 150, Chelan, no valuation, demolition

Timothy J. and Kristen B. Miller, 45 Willow Point Road, Manson, no valuation, residential mechanical

Roberts Construction LLC, 1018 Racine Springs Drive, $226,979, single-family residence

Mervin D. Odaffer and Sara Bartrum Revocable Living Trust, 1513 Madison St., no valuation, install one new window

Jesus and Maria L. Veneros, 1039 Dakota St., $3,710, construct wall to create new bath/laundry room

Lopez Design LLC, 4655 Brisky Canyon Road, Cashmere, $304,193, single-family residence

Soehren Design and Development, 4458 Bardin James Road, Cashmere, $539,320, single-family residence

Lopez Design LLC, 18047 River Road, Leavenworth, $82,991, accessory structure addition/alteration

Rookard Custom Pool LLC, 3830 Crestview Road, no valuation, pool/spa

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