Crane Watch: JEA warehouse project leads this week's permits - Jacksonville Business Journal

The week beginning on Nov. 7, beset by Tropical Storm Nicole, had approximately $41.4 million worth of permits issued across multiple sectors. Of the 497 permits, 396 were for condominium, duplex, mobile home, single-family home and townhouse construction, leaving $22.7 million worth of other projects.Wharton-Smith received a $6.5 million permit on behalf of JEA for a warehouse building at its 2221 Buckman St. biosolids plant. Contact Sloan Haggerty at 407-2304959 for more information.

David E. Harvey Builders Inc received a $3.5 million permit on behalf of McGuireWoods for an interior demolition and a buildback of office space and a conference room to one floor of Bank of America Tower. Contact Nick Hansen at 832-776-0037 for further details. Contractor Construction received a $2.8 million permit on behalf of 4751 Jacksonville LLC to remodel an existing building on 4157 Walgreen Road for the conversion to a True Storage facility. Contact Jerry Mackie at 603-716-6412 for more information.

Auld & White Constructors received a $2.5 million permit on behalf of JEA to renovate a covered storage building, an annex building and construction of a new guard house for its 10855 New Berlin Road facility. Contact Melanie Hill at 904-296-2555 for additional details. Smith McKee Construction received a $2.2 million permit on behalf of Alluvium Partners LLC to build a clubhouse at master-planned community Alluvium at eTown. Contact David Smith at 904-838-3873 for more information.

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