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The Lexington Permanent Building Committee and DiNisco Design met on Wednesday to discuss the progress of the construction at Clarke and Diamond Middle Schools, the Hastings School and the new preschool and community center at Pelham Road. While all projects are progressing on schedule and on budget, DiNisco presented new design elements and adjustments for the Hastings School and the Pelham Road site.

Pelham Road

Following a summit meeting of the Board of Selectmen and the School, Appropriation and Capital Expenditures Committees earlier this month, Donna DiNisco of DiNisco Design reported that the final decision at the Pelham Road project is to tear down the existing building and construct a new Lexington Childrens Place. A robust schematic design is projected to be ready to present at the fall special Town Meeting, scheduled for Oct. 16 and 18.

While the design for a brand-new LCP is moving forward, plans to devote part of the Pelham Road site to an expansion of the Lexington Community Center have been put on the back burner for now. At a summit meeting in August, committee members and selectmen will decide on the projects next steps.

We just want to continue to look at it holistically to see what makes sense from the community center aspect of it, DiNisco said. Its taking a pause and not rushing into a decision that might not ultimately be the best decision for the community center.

Hastings Elementary

The Hastings Elementary School project is officially in the design development stage, said DiNisco. The biggest change to the buildings design was the decision to shift its orientation slightly south to increase the space between the school and the bordering properties to the north and reduce the length of the retaining wall between them.

According to DiNisco, shifting the building further south would increase the distance between property lines from 30-35 feet to 60 feet in some places, but it would not affect the overall square footage of the building. The adjusted design would have some impacts on the outdoor space, reducing walkways and planted areas near the playground.

Andrew Clarke and Curt Barrentine of the Permanent Building Committee expressed concern that the students would be losing out on active play space, but DiNisco said she was confident that the total 43,000 square feet of play area could be maintained. She emphasized that the design is still in the works, and that the plans presented at the meeting were not finalized.

The only downside of shifting the building would be compromising the north-south solar orientation of the classrooms, which was the driving factor behind the old design. This means that with the shifted building, some classrooms could experience glare from the sun depending on the time of day, but DiNisco said these impacts were not major, and were outweighed by the budgetary and logistical benefits of the new design.

Clarke and Diamond

June was a productive month for the Clarke Middle School project, according to a report made to the committee. Demolition for the interior renovation began, as did preparations for relocating the gas line at the bridge. In July, permanent power will be installed, interior demolition will be completed and a pedestrian bridge will be installed. Demolition at the entry plaza and parking lot will also be completed, with the hopes of installing underlying structures and new utilities there.

At the Diamond Middle School project, drywall in the classroom addition is complete, with the prime and first coats of paint finished. Throughout June, priorities included demolishing the buildings existing boilers and starting installation of lockers, flooring and ceiling tiles. In July, the committee hopes to finish installing lockers, start millwork and have permanent power at the site completed.

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When most people think of wood flooring, the old tried-and-true standbys like oak, maple and cherry usually come to mind. But bamboo and cork floors are getting a lot of attention nowadays because of their environmentally friendly qualities.

They both come from quick-growing sustainable resources and are available in a variety of colors and patterns. Unlike traditional wood flooring, both products are grown and harvested abroadAsia for bamboo and Mediterranean countries for cork. The need to transport them long distances add to their overall carbon footprint, but they have other attributes that outweigh their transportation and make them eco-friendly flooring choices.

Bamboo is not actually woodits a grass that reaches maturity in about six years. There are three types of bamboo flooring: vertical grain, horizontal grain and woven. Each provides a distinctive look that ranges from a traditional-looking wood floor to one that displays distinctive bamboo-type markings, such as the knuckles, or growth rings, of the bamboo stalks. Other characteristics include:

Cork flooring absorbs sound and is warm to the touch underfoot.

Cork comes from a species of oak that after it grows for about 25 years. Its bark is carefully removed without hurting the tree. New bark is harvested every nine years after that. The cork used in flooring is waste from the cork stopper industry. The product is not only sustainably harvested, but it is a recycled material as well.

Although it may seem like cork flooring is a new product, it has been around since the end of the nineteenth century. Natural cork has a distinctive look that is different from those found on wood flooring. Some products are digitally altered to give the appearance of stone, similar to the technique used on laminate flooring. Other characteristics include:

When it comes time for new flooring, both bamboo and cork flooring are good eco-friendly options.

Fran Donegan is a longtime DIY author who also writes for The Home Depot. He covers a variety of topics, including the best eco-friendly hardwood flooring options and how to build a home with sustainable materials. To see more ideas on green hardwood options, click here.

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British clean-tech company, Pavegen, installed the first street that will generate electricity with help of the weight of pedestrians footsteps in Bird Street, London. Shoppers and commuters will generate electricity by walking on tiles encompassing 10 square meters (107 square foot), and will also be able to check how much theyve generated from a mobile application.

Pavegens installation is a multifunctional, custom flooring system that is embedded with a wireless transmitter, capturing the data from the tiles, along with generators that generate kinetic energy as people walk. This happens because the pressure causes generators in the flooring to vertically displace. Therefore, electromagnetic induction creates kinetic energy, which can then be used to provide electric power. As its name suggests, in Bird Street, the tiles will be powering ambient bird chirps as well as lighting.

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When a person walks, they generate 5 watts of energy continuously, so you are, we all are, a 5-watt power-feed. Now imagine 10 people; thats 50 watts of energy continuously, saysPavegen CEO Laurence Kemball-Cook.Lets say you have 40,000 people an hour passing through Grand Central Station, that energy is stored in batteries, and at night time, the power comes on. So municipalities, train stations, offices, schools anywhere with lots of people walking thats perfect for us, he adds.

This is not the first Pavegen installment in London; in 2014, Heathrow AirportsTerminal 3got its very own energy-generating tiles.Its also the worlds first airport interactive light exhibit, which they are calling Flow, coupled with the hashtag #walkandlight for passengers to add in their captions when posting videos or pictures.

Across the pond in Washington DC, just steps away from the White House, Pavegen designed a 73 square meter (240 square foot) installation on Connecticut Avenue,which sees around 10,000 people passing through daily. In Rio de Janeiro, the company has used the weight of childrens footsteps as they run, jump and play ina football field to light it, making it safer for children to play at night.

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Speed is of the essence when youre upgrading your kitchen, considering that youre likely to be spending more money on takeout and dinners out during the renovation.

Consumer Reports offers advice.

Design

To limit costs, leave the layout alone. If that wont do, consider moving only the fridge, because it requires just a standard 120-volt outlet (and access to a cold-water supply line, if it has an icemaker). Moving a range requires altering gas or electric lines, which adds a day or two of labor from an electrician, a plumber or both at anywhere from $45 to $145 per hour apiece. Likewise, moving a sink requires a days worth of plumbing work.

Dont skimp on cabinet quality. Remodelers that Consumer Reports surveyed said cabinetry was a top spot where they wished theyd spent more. To make room in the budget for high-quality cabinets, skip the uppers altogether and use open shelving to showcase pretty items. If youre adding an island, work in any storage space youve lost to stash anything you dont want on display.

Materials

Before knocking down a wall to create an open-concept kitchen, consider how youll marry the flooring in the two spaces. To extend hardwood throughout, install unfinished planks parallel to the old, and either get a pro to match the existing finish or have him sand the old boards and stain everything at once about $3.50 to $4 per square foot.

If your kitchen will stay sealed off, porcelain tile is probably your best bet, says Joan Muratore, Consumer Reports test engineer for flooring. Its excellent at resisting stains, dents or scratches. And it holds up well under heavy foot traffic. Youll find options from about $3.60 per square foot, plus $1,200 or so for installation.

When it comes to counters, granite and quartz top Consumer Reports tests, thanks to their ability to resist staining and stand up to abrasion and heat. Installing these workhorses in the average kitchen could save between $500 and $1,000 over higher-end marble or soapstone.

Appliances

Consumer Reports reveals that you can skip pro-style appliances. Youll pay $15,000 to $20,000 on a full kitchen suite, when $5,000 would get you better-performing models from mass-market brands, says Tara Casaregola, Consumer Reports kitchen test engineer. Adam DeSanctis of the National Association of Realtors adds, pro-style appliances wont necessarily boost the resale value of your home, beyond the bump youd get from having any new appliances in place.

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HELENA Glenn A. Benton, 82, loving husband, father, and grandfather, passed away at his home on Friday, June 23, 2017, surrounded by his family and faithful caregiver, Justin Giddings. Glenn was born in Lewistown, Montana, on Jan. 3, 1935, to Florence (Barney) and Rodney Benton. He was the sixth of seven children.

Glenn grew up in and around Lewistown where he began his life-long love of horses, the mountains, and hunting. He left high school at 17 to join the Air Force, serving as an airplane mechanic during the Korean War and ultimately was stationed at Malmstrom AFB in Great Falls. During his service, he married and had three children, Rick, Cindy, and Bryce. The marriage ended in divorce, and in 1971 Glenn married his wife of 46 years, Wanda Webb, of Stanford. They had two children, Kimberly and Miles.

After leaving the service, Glenn worked at various jobs in Lewistown and the surrounding area, often holding down 2 or 3 jobs to support his family, from logging, to beekeeping, to bartending, to ranching, and finally working in the construction industry. His work with Morgan & Oswood Construction and Volk Construction found him working on various projects in Montana, Wyoming, and South Dakota. Glenn also served as Commander of American Legion Post 16, donated time to the Boy Scouts of America, and served as a deputy sheriff while in Lewistown. Despite his love of Lewistown, Glenn never returned to live there. Glenn settled in Helena where for the better part of a decade he worked on restoring a mansion on the upper West side of Helena, as well as working on the same familys Holland Lake cabin. When the work was completed and Glenn needed a new challenge, he and Wanda started a hardwood flooring installation and restoration business until his health forced his retirement.

In the early 80s, while living in Deer Lodge, Glenn and Wanda traded a bus that Glenn had converted into a motor home for an unfinished cabin above the Nevada Creek Reservoir outside of Helmville where the family spent a great deal of time and labor creating a family retreat where wonderful memories were created.

Glenn never gave up the joy of learning and mastered what he put his mind to. He dabbled with beekeeping, cooking (he especially loved his Dutch ovens and pie making), and greatly enjoyed time in his wood working shop making many beautiful pieces of furniture and keepsakes for his family.

First, last, and always, Glenn loved his familyhis face lit up with a smile when he saw themespecially his grandchildren. Glenn will be dearly missed by Wanda, his wife of 46 years; his son, Rick Benton, of Lewistown; his daughter, Cindy Thiel, of Missoula; his son, Bryce Benton, wife Debbie, and their daughter Chloe, of Helena; his daughter, Kimberly Hooper, husband Troy, and their children, Brandon Cerise and Shelby Hooper, of Helena; his son Miles Benton, wife Colleen, and their daughter, McKenzie, of Helena; and his sister, Dolly Poser, of Lewistown. He was preceded in death by his parents, five siblings, and his daughter-in-law, Debbie Sue Benton, of Lewistown.

The family extends its deepest gratitude to Glenns caregivers this past year: Justin Giddings, Brenda Pineiro, and Melinda Herron. They enriched Glenns life every day. We will be eternally grateful for the kindness and care they extended to Glenn, as well as to Miles, Colleen, and McKenzie who moved in with Glenn and Wanda so Glenn could spend the remaining months of his life in his home. The family also thanks Compasuss (formerly Rocky Mountain) Hospice.

A graveside service with military honors will be held at 10:00 a.m. on Monday, July 3, 2017 at Montana State Veterans Cemetery. A reception following the graveside will be in the social hall of Anderson Stevenson Wilke Funeral Home, 3750 N. Montana Ave., Helena, MT 59602. In lieu of flowers the family request memorials in Glenns name may be made to Compassus Hospice, 1075 N. Rodney St., Helena, MT 59601. Please visit http://www.aswfuneralhome.com to offer a condolence to the family or share a memory of Glenn.

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From hand-selecting the finest wood sourced exclusively for Bellawood, to our patented and proprietary finish, to our innovative manufacturing processes to ensure less waste and the highest quality -everything we do is about making a better floor. And when you choose Bellawood, a better floor is exactly what you get.

Our attention to every detail ensures that every Bellawood Prefinished Hardwood Floor will bring a lifetime of beauty and warmth to your home. Bellawood flooring is crafted from hand-selected wood. Each strip of wood is meticulously inspected

both before and after the finishing process. Our quality control experts walk more than 12 miles a day on our production line, ensuring that your flooring will heighten the look and value of your home. Bellawood Floors are backed by a Transferable 100 Year Warranty.

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Updating your home or commercial property shouldnt be a hassle or inconvenience. When you work with Integrated Flooring Solutions, we tailor the schedule to yours as much as possible. For businesses, that means working after hours and tenting our work sites to minimize mess. For homeowners, that means being as flexible as possible to accommodate the family.

If youre in the Indianapolis, Greenwood, Carmel, Fishers, or surrounding areas, call (317) 547-3333 to learn more about our products.

Whether looking for carpet, hardwood, tile, vinyl, or laminate flooring, we can help you choose the right styles at the right price. For your convenience, we also offer floor installation services if youre not ready to tackle the challenge alone. Looking for a way to set off your new floor? We also specialize in wall tile and backsplashes for kitchens and bathrooms!

Owning a business comes with its own unique set of challenges, which is why commercial floor installation shouldnt be difficult. IFS offers custom flooring options for commercial properties that will help to update and modernize almost any space. If you own a retail store, we tent the construction areas and maintain a clean working environment so that business is disrupted as little as possible. We service commercial properties including (but not limited to) the following:

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Key check points when having flooring installed by Nebraska Furniture Mart's Professional Flooring Installers:

At the time of sale we will estimate the approximate size and cost of your installation. The total cost may vary due to adjustments in yardage and/or additional labor charges.

Our measurers will call the morning of the measure by 12 noon. Read more about our measure policy.

Before we order any products to install your floor, we must have your verbal approval on the exact sizes and costs associated with your job. If youve not been contacted within two days after your measure, please call our Flooring Service Department at 402-392-3490 or 1-800-359-1200, extension 23490. If price approval is delayed, your order will not be placed and your installation might not proceed as scheduled. Scheduled installation dates are based on carpet availability and subject to change.

Take-up, removal, stairs, metal trim, subfloor prep or furniture moving may require extra labor service charges. Please understand that installers will only perform work shown on the work order. Any extra work required during installation that has not been discussed with your sales associate and written on the work order, will require additional charges.

To make way for your new carpet and pad, you will need to remove your wall-to-wall carpet and pad. Please leave the tack strip down and remove remaining pad staples. Upon request, we will take up and dispose of the existing carpet and pad for a modest charge. Installers will only dispose of carpet they take up.

If Nebraska Furniture will be moving your furniture, please remove all breakable items first. Disconnect any wiring such as stereo and TV wires. In bedrooms, please strip beds and remove all items from the tops of dressers and bottoms of closets. In kitchen and utility rooms please disconnect the washer, dryer, refrigerator and all gas appliances. Nebraska Furniture Mart installers are not responsible for disconnecting or reconnecting these items. NFM Installers WILL NOT dismantle or move waterbeds, grandfather clocks, antiques or any items requiring calibration or any item that a two-man crew is incapable of moving.

Please be sure the power is on for the installers electrical tools, and the temperature in the house is 69 degrees, 24 hours prior to installation. Installers will call the morning of the installation between 7am and 10 am.

When inspecting your new carpet, it could appear slightly different in texture or color due to normal dye lot differences from the display sample in the store. Newly installed carpet, when exposed to normal vacuuming, will blossom and take on a closer appearance to our showroom samples.

Nebraska Furniture Mart does not cut doors for carpet clearance. The installers will remove doors to install carpet and replace them, but will not replace doors if they require trimming.

In most installations, carpet seams are common, however no seam is totally invisible. Due to different textures, patterns and direction of light, some seams may be more visible than others, Please discuss with your installer any seams you may have questions about before he leaves your home.

After installation you will probably notice some leftover pieces of carpet. This is normal and due to the fact that most rooms are narrower or wider than the standard 12-foot wide carpet. Your installer will collect and bag scrap pieces and vacuum your new carpet. Larger pieces of carpet will be left for your use.

Many carpets now have backing that is highly abrasive to painted or varnished surfaces and to freshly applied wallpaper. We recommend that freshly painted, or newly wallpapered walls be allowed to completely dry at least four days prior to installation. Your installer will take added care to minimize these scratches but minor touch up may be needed after installation.

Nebraska Furniture Mart flooring orders marked Balance Before Delivery (BBD) that are not paid in full five days prior to installation will not be installed on the set date and will need to be rescheduled when payment is received.

If for any reason measuring cannot be done on the day scheduled please contact us immediately at 1-800-544-6028. Your measure agent will call you the morning of the measure, between 7am and 12pm depending on your measure timeframe to arrange a time to meet with you. Your presence at the measuring is important.

You will be contacted within three working days after your measurement. If you have not been contacted please call the flooring service at 1-800-544-6028. Prior to scheduling an installation we must have your price approval on the exact sizes and costs associated with your job. After price approval, you may set a date for installation. This is a Tentative Installation Date. Scheduled Installation Dates may be based on product availability.

Extra labor services may be required. These may include, but are not limited to: the take up and haul away of existing floor coverings, stair labor, spindles, trim labor, subfloor preparation or furniture moving. These special labor services require additional charges. Installers will only perform work shown on the work order. The work order is created by a sales associate after the measure has been completed and you have been contacted by a sales associate to discuss the measurements. Any extra work required not written on the work order will be subject to additional charges. Floor Tolerance is very important with certain products. The measure agent will look for this while measuring. If there is existing carpet on the floor; the exact Floor Tolerance cannot be determined. Likewise Water Damage may be hidden under layers of flooring. What cannot be seen cannot be accurately priced.

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Are all of the planks the same length?

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All the planks from a manufacturer are one length, but you should cut them to fit your floor.

Do I have to have a lock on each end of the laminate, or can I use scraps from time to time with no locks to reduce waste?

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When you get one row done and you need to saw a piece of the laminate off, you can use it as the beginning of the next row. Then the part without a lock is facing the wall anyway.

Can I install laminate on top of ceramic tiles?

wikiHow Contributor

Yes, but only if the tile is in good condition and level. If it is damaged or starting to come up, then you should remove it first or you will end up with a disaster and it will waste your money. There could also be a height issue with the doors.

Do I need to lay polythene under the underlay on a wooden ground floor before installing the laminate?

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Follow the manufacturer's recommendation. Some require polyethylene in addition to padding, some allow it, and others will void the warranty if you use plastic on a wood sub floor.

Will there be short pieces at the end of a row?

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When you cut the pieces, yes, there will be shorter pieces at the end. You may then use the other part of that cut piece as the beginning of the next row.

I have just discovered some bulges in my newly installed laminate floor. Is there any way to repair this?

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The bulges probably mean that the floor is not flat, which means starting over again, I'm afraid. You must check and control the flatness. Also check for any damp areas -- this would swell the laminate (if wood). And don't forget to lay an underlay -- felt or a rubber-composite-type floor covering.

How should I treat the edge finishing at the front door?

wikiHow Contributor

Use a t-molding or other transition strip made for joining carpet, tile etc.

Do I have to glue the laminate onto a tile floor, or will be the underlayment be enough?

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It is best to fit a laminate floor as a floating floor, with expansion gaps around the edges. If you glue the laminate down, you will run into problems as the humidity and temperature naturally changes.

What do I do when an ending wall has too big of a gap?

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Ideally, use a table saw to rip the width down to fit, otherwise carefully use a jigsaw or circular saw - cutting from the underside, with masking tape along the cut line. Try a small cut first to see which way minimizes chipping.

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