So there's this sample data I have and I'm trying to parse it into a csv. What's the best approach of doing it? I was trying to build an array of hashes but I can't think of a proper way of capturing just the data I need. Thank you! 
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100 Civic Center Way
Calabasas, California 91302

7/12/2012 9:21:02AM

MONTHLY EXTERNAL MODIFICATIONS PERMITS REPORT
Jun 2012

Permit Issued

Address

Description

06/01/2012

26166 ROYMOR
DR

Upgrade panel from 100 amp to 200 amp

06/04/2012

24956 NORMANS
WAY

(6) light fixtures @ patio; (3) branch circuits; (4) electric
heaters

06/05/2012

4273 VICASA
DR

Construct 339 SF Covered Loggia

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