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Sioux Falls commercial permit roundup, week of Oct. 19, 2026

The City of Sioux Falls issued 3 commercial building permits covered in this roundup during the week of Oct. 19, 2026, per the city's open building-permits dataset.

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What
Government
When
Record date Oct. 19, 2026; Added Oct. 21, 2026
Where
Sioux Falls
Source
Commercial building permits
Read time
About 2 minutes

The City of Sioux Falls issued the following 3 commercial building permits during the week of Oct. 19, 2026, according to the city's open building-permits dataset. Permits with a declared valuation of $250,000 or more, and new-construction or demolition permits, are covered in standalone articles instead of this roundup.

  • Permit-CB-387074-2026 — electrical work at 2100 N Minnesota Ave, Sioux Falls, SD 57104; issued Oct. 19, 2026; carries the parent project's declared valuation of $878,851, not a cost for this work; HR GREEN INC - SAMUEL COTTER as contractor.
  • Permit-CB-409834-2026 — foundation work at 3101 W 22nd St, Sioux Falls, SD 57105; issued Oct. 19, 2026; declared valuation $70,000; REYNOLDS CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT SERVICES INC RCM as contractor.
  • Permit-CB-409837-2026 — foundation work at 3201 W 22nd St, Sioux Falls, SD 57105; issued Oct. 19, 2026; declared valuation $150,000; REYNOLDS CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT SERVICES INC RCM as contractor.

One permit in this list is a trade permit — mechanical, plumbing or electrical work filed as its own record, separate from the building permit for the project it belongs to. The city writes the PARENT PROJECT's declared valuation onto each such record, so the dollar figure shown for it above is that project's declared value and not the cost of the trade work. 605Buzz does not add those figures into any construction total it publishes.

Contractor names above come from the city's permit lookup, which names one on 3 of these permits; the open-data layer this roundup is drawn from publishes no contractor field.

The city publishes its own map coordinate for each of these 3 permits, and they are plotted on the 605Buzz map at those points. The coordinates are the city's, reproduced as published; 605Buzz does not geocode addresses.

Valuation reflects the construction value declared at permit time, not a final project cost, and a permit filing on its own does not indicate that work has started or been completed.

This article was drafted from the City of Sioux Falls open building-permits dataset (data: City of Sioux Falls, licensed CC BY 4.0).

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