A charter school and a storage center were the top construction permits issued for the week beginning Dec. 19. Approximately $95,471,717 million of work was approved across 730 permits.
MLCO Construction received a $8.3 million permit on behalf of 103rd Street Storage LLC to construct a storage facility. Contact Ryan Risse at 312-561-5310 for more information.
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