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The La Crosse Area Chamber of Commerce moved Monday into its new office building the former Associated Bank support center at 601 N. Seventh St.
And the La Crosse Area Development Corp. wont be far behind. LADCO plans to move to the building by mid-October, LADCO Executive Director Jim Hill said. It will lease space from the chamber, which acquired the former bank support center in June for $1.2 million, according to county records. LADCO has been in part of the old, much smaller chamber office building at 712 Main St.
The Main Street building, and three lots that the chamber owns across from the former bank support center, are for sale. The chamber at one time planned to build an office building on the three lots.
The regional office of the Wisconsin Economic Development Corp. moved in early September to the new building, which has 20,000 square feet of space and will be known as Associated Center as the bank discounted the sale price $500,000.
The building has three levels, chamber Executive Director Vicki Markussen said. Were aiming for business-oriented nonprofits to occupy the main level at rents that are below market rate, she said. The upper level is being marketed to for-profit businesses at market rates.
The 200-seat conference room on the lower level will be named the Lyle and Norma Anderson Education Center and will host business and training programs that the chamber didnt have room for in its previous location. The Andersons donated $100,000 to the chamber several years ago and stipulated that it be used for educational facilities.
The new buildings occupants will share conference and break rooms, and the nonprofit occupants also will share a work room, copy machine and phone system.
Rottinghaus Co. Inc., a La Crosse-based Subway franchisee, opened its new Subway shop in downtown Westby on Tuesday.
The new Subway at 208 S. Main St. is open from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday and 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Sunday. Its telephone number is 608-634-2255.
The stores grand opening will be sometime this fall, said Tom Schindler, Rottinghaus vice president of development. He also said the new Westby location can seat 44 customers inside and has a drive-thru with a touchscreen kiosk for placing orders.
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Work has started on one of the few office buildings under construction within the central city frame in Christchurch.
The seven-level building is going up on the Cashel St site of the demolished Grand Chancellor Hotel. It will house some of the 1700 public servants returning to the central city, plus private office tenants and shops.
The project will cost $75 million, excluding land cost.
Initially owner Grand Hotels International planned to build a 12-storey building to replace their hotel, adding offices and shops.
That plan was downsized to omit the hotel, which the company may still rebuild elsewhere. It announced the replacement building in May and has now released more details.
The building will have a steel-braced frame with a glass facade and a central atrium, and is expected to be finished in the first quarter of 2016.
It will be built 32 metres high on base isolators for quake protection. The total floor area will be over 2 hectares.
The land has been vacant since the 26-storey Grand Chancellor, left leaning precariously after the quakes, was brought down in 2011 and 2012.
The other developments earmarked for the return of public servants are two buildings in the Cashel Square development under construction in the City Mall, and a site at 164 Hereford St where building details have yet to be announced.
Departments returning include the Ministry of Social Development, ACC, Statistics New Zealand, Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment, Ministries of Health and Education, Housing New Zealand and the Departments of Internal Affairs and Conservation.
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Earthquake repair work is under way on our 1911 villa in St Albans, courtesy of EQC.
Thousands of Christchurch homeowners are going through this.
On my daily walks around the neighbourhood Im constantly surprised at the disappearance of homes that have made up my urban landscape for the past 26 or so years here.
And the speed of building replacement houses is amazing. Some sections have had poles the size of lampposts hammered into the ground about one metre apart, topped with various concrete foundation systems. On other sections the soil has been removed and replaced with harder fill, compressed and then re-covered.
Modular construction means framing and roofing can be installed within a week or two.
Regardless of the propaganda from EQC about its progress, there are still plenty of big jobs in the queue to keep contractors busy for many months yet. Ours is costing close to $100,000.
Repairing older homes is less straightforward, like the arrangements for project managing them.
Its essential to develop a relationship with the contractor.
The EQC/EQR (Fletcher) repair programme is a three-way bureaucratic tussle.
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