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Published 3:40pm Tuesday, July 1, 2014
The City of Hartselle has given Woodward Construction and Burleson Pools a punch list of 26 items that are unacceptable with the construction of the Hartselle Aquatic Center.
Ronnie Woodward, owner of Woodward Construction, said he is planning to work with the city to get a resolution on each of these issues as soon as possible. He said some of the issues cannot be fixed until the pool closes for the season Sept. 2.
However, he is looking to get help to get several of the issues fixed before the end of the summer season. Specifically, he wants to get the rusting stainless steel ladders, guard stands and gutter system parts replaced as soon as possible.
Woodward said the supplier will be at the pool Wednesday to resolve those issues, along with issues with the diving boards.
Department of Development Director Jeff Johnson said the company said the reasons for the issues with the diving board, much like the stainless steel issues, were due to improper cleaning.
The company used what looked like dish washing soap and scrubbed it, Johnson said. They said it would need to be done on a weekly basis.
However, city councilman Tom Chappell disagreed that a fiberglass diving board should need that kind of attention.
If we have to scrub the diving board with Joy dishwashing soap every week, then we got screwed, Chappell said. You can drive up the road and look at diving boards and stainless steel ladders that have been in the pool for 40 years and they dont have that kind of a problem.
Council President Bill Smelser said he has a 30-year-old pool that still has the same stainless steel that it had originally and it hasnt had the same kind of issues with very little cleaning.
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Olympia, WA (PRWEB) June 25, 2014
Window Genie announces the grand opening of their newest location in Olympia, WA on Monday July 7th. US Army Veteran Spencer Zeman and his wife Lynda are the owners/operators. Window Genie is a nationally ranked home service franchise specializing in window cleaning, window tinting, pressure washing, gutter cleaning and more. Window Genie of Olympia will service surrounding South Sound communities of Tumwater, Olympia and Lacey.
Before joining the Window Genie team, Specer Zeman pursued a Masters of Arts in Political Science at University of Central Florida before joining the military in October of 2010. After finishing training he took over the training management section in Ft. Lewis, WA where he managed 36 subordinate units and 42 employees. He oversaw the implementation of training schedules, travel and a revolving credit account in excess of 15 million dollars. He deployed to Afghanistan in April 2012 for a nine-month deployment. After returning home he began to explore opportunities to apply what he'd learned towards achieving his lifelong dream of becoming a small business owner. His wife Lynda teaches ballroom dance classes but will also be very involved in the business as co-owner; she will handle all social media, networking and community outreach efforts for Window Genie in Olympia.
Spencer worked with Jim Frank, franchise coach with The Entrepreneur's Source. Together they were able to determine the best franchise opportunities that fit Spencer's goals, interests, strengths and weaknesses. Spencer said, "Jim helped me realize what my priorities were and we peeled back layers of each model to discover which opportunities would be the best fit. Window Genie matched up because of its branding, professionalism and incredibly dedicated corporate support staff." After speaking with current Window Genie franchise partners, Spencer knew he was headed in the right direction. He said, "I spoke to two newer owners in California, a difficult market, and they were still as excited as they were on day one. The genuine excitement, passion and dedication trickles down from headquarters; it was palpable from day one and that's the kind of team I really wanted to be a part of."
Window Genie of Olympia officially opens for business on Monday July 7th. Spencer and Lynda are Window Genie's youngest owners at 28 and 27 respectively. "Being my own boss at a young age is incredible. I know Lynda and I are ecstatic with our decision to move forward. We're excited to get out there, meet customers and provide great service to the people of Olympia. It's something I hope we can build and continue to grow for years."
About Window Genie: Window Genie started as a small local window cleaning business in Cincinnati Ohio in 1994 and has since grown to over 170 units nationwide. Window Genie's services include window cleaning, window tinting, pressure washing, gutter cleaning and more. Window Genie is dedicated to getting our military men and women back to work and are proud to offer US Military Veteran franchise owners additional territory at no cost; a $7,500 value.
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In a recent tweet, MP Anil Shirole asked Punekars what changes they wanted in their city and got over a dozen replies
Last evening, Anil Shirole member of Parliment of the Pune Lok Sabha Constituency with the help of Twitter asked Punekars to contribute via suggestions on how to make the city a better place that will translate into the Pune Vision Document. In his tweet he said that the said document is in its early stages and would benefit greatly with peoples honest inputs.
His tweet got a lot of replies related to civic issues and general concerns such as that of traffic rules and environment. Out of the 15 plus replies that he got, majority of them inclined towards better roads and transport facilities and cleaning up of rivers along with planting more trees. There was also a call to make the city a safer place for women. Below are some of the suggestions that the Punekars gave
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Updated: 06/18/2014 9:48 PM Created: 06/18/2014 5:01 PM KSTP.com By: Jessica Miles
With so much standing water everywhere after the recent rain, a lot of people are dealing with flooded basements.
To avoid that, experts recommend keeping water away from your house by using a tube that you can connect to your gutter system or downspout. It expands and pushes water away from your foundation.
A sump pump keeps water out of your basement, but check the float. It should kick on when you lift up on the float. If not, you may need a new sump.
If you get water inside your house, watch for mold.
"That's a big problem, you don't want mold in your basement. With a test kit like this you take a little swab, and if in 48 hours you have these little black spots you have mold," said Mike Frattallone with Frattallone's Ace Hardware in St. Paul.
If you have mold, bleach and water work to clean non-porous surfaces, but try other cleaners for things like wallboard and concrete.
Get more tips on how to deal with flooding here.
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