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Building permits

(Listed by owner, tenant or building name. This weekly update lists new commercial construction, expansions and enlargements of more than $50,000. Information is from initial applications and is subject to change. Dollar amount is valuation declared by owner.)

Chipotle Mexican Grill, 10410 S. Memorial Drive, Suite A, interior alteration/restaurant, $300,000.

Warren Place Building A, 4810 E. 61st St., new construction/retail, $337,413.

Warren Place Building B, 4820 E. 61st St., new construction/retail, $1.128 million.

Warren Place Building C, 4840 E. 61st St., new construction/retail, $2,146,161.

Warren Place Building D, 4830 E. 61st St., new construction/retail, $1,863,597.

Post Properties No. 2, 1523 E. Third St., new construction/shell building, $250,000.

Zales The Diamond Store, 7021 S. Memorial Drive, Suite 177-A, interior alteration/jeweler, $98,000.

Discount Tire, 11110 E. 41st St., new construction/retail tire store, $1 million.

Collision Works, 122 W. 71st St., new construction/body shop, $2.5 million.

Wesco, 13047 E. 59th St., interior alteration/commercial, $135,000.

Press Yoga, 205 E. Archer St., Tenant D, interior alteration/yoga studio, $240,000.

Oakbrook Village Townhomes, 1140 S. 111st East Ave., apartments/front repair, $145,000.

Buffalo Wild Wings, 6222 E. 41st St., repair/restaurant, $200,000.

The Station at 41st Street, 5730 E. 41st St., repair/repaired shell, $200,000.

R.B. Akins Co., 4235 S. 86th East Ave., repair/warehouse, $250,000.

Plastic Engineering Co., 6801 E. 44th St., repair, $200,000.

Certificates of partnership

(From filings in the Tulsa County Clerk’s office)

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Filed July 26

17-069205 — Cacy Watkins, Cacy’s Flooring and Remodeling, 29351 E. 157th St., Coweta, flooring and remodeling.

Filed Aug. 10

17-074299 — Christopher Scott, Lil Chiefs, 1420 N. Frankfort Ave., daycare.

Filed Aug. 11

17-074904 — Bertha Bauman, Woody’s Bait and Tackle, 1323 S. 217th West Place, Sand Springs, bait and tackle store.

Filed Aug. 14

17-075083 — Jose A. Lopez Ramirez, SR Construction LLC, 10417 E. 44th St., construction.

Business bankruptcies

(Filings classified as “business” in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court, Northern District in Tulsa, and which also list “business” as nature of debt on bankruptcy document.)

None filed.

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