The Dirt: Camping World plans expansion
Camping World in Liberty Lake plans an expansion. The RV dealership will add a 7,200-square-foot service building with 10 service bays and expand a paved sales lot area to the east on 5 acres.
In 2012, Camping World took over the former Mastercraft building at 19651 E. Cataldo Ave. The commercial property is highly visible from Interstate 90.
The city of Liberty Lake has issued a building permit for the project with an estimated value of more than $600,000. Nampa, Idaho-based RRC Contractors is doing the work.
Camping World, based in Bowling Green, Kentucky, is one of the nation’s bigger sellers of RV equipment, camping equipment and RV merchandise.
Inland Imaging opens North Side center
Inland Imaging has opened a diagnostic imaging center in north Spokane.
Called Inland Imaging at Northpointe, the new center for MRI and X-ray services is at 9631 N. Nevada St. in Suite 101. It has eight employees.
Inland Imaging operates six outpatient imaging centers in the Spokane area and provides staffing for the radiology department at Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center and Children’s Hospital.
Developer buys CdA church, land
Parkwood Business Properties, a commercial real estate development and property management firm, recently purchased a nearly 8,500-square-foot church in Coeur d’Alene on 1.5 acres. The firm intends to lease the space to Kootenai Health for employee child care services and senior care programs.
The transaction will allow Heart of the City Church, now at the 521 W. Emma Ave. property, to relocate into larger quarters in Coeur d’Alene. The church this past week bought the former Specialty Recreation building at 772 W. Kathleen Ave. that was a Bank CDA-owned property. The future church site includes four buildings with about 32,900 square feet combined on 4.7 acres.
Chris Bell of NAI Black represented Parkwood Business Properties and also assisted Bank CDA in the second transaction.
WSU animal hospital under construction
Construction is underway on the first floor of a Washington State University Spokane building at 665 N. Riverpoint Blvd., in the University District.
Graham Construction & Management is the contractor remodeling about 5,000 square feet to create a small animal surgery suite and other areas for the WSU College of Medical Sciences.
Work on the estimated $600,000 project began in early May and was expected to take about 60 days to complete.
Treva Lind