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Richardson, TX (PRWEB) January 13, 2014
Adolfson & Peterson (A&P) recently began construction on a new Medical Office Building at Forest Park Medical Center in Southlake, TX.
This project, developed by LandPlan Development and Neal Richards Group, includes a 4 story, 88,159 square foot medical office complex, as well as a two-story enclosed connector that connects to the existing Forest Park Medical Center Southlake hospital, which was completed by A&P in April 2013.
The new medical office building was designed by GSR Andrade to maximize the aesthetic balance of the two buildings by utilizing a stone veneer which matches the existing hospitals exterior finish.
The project is scheduled for completion during the third quarter of 2014.
About Adolfson & Peterson Construction Adolfson & Peterson Construction is a U.S.-based, privately held firm that is consistently ranked among the top 50 construction management companies in the nation. Founded in 1946, the company has built longstanding commitments to the regions in which it operates and is known nationally for its innovative and collaborative approaches within the building industry. A&P serves the education, multifamily, healthcare, energy, commercial, municipal, and senior living market segments from its offices in the Atlantic, Gulf States, Midwest, Mountain States, Pacific Northwest, Southwest, and West Coast regions. For more information, visit http://www.a-p.com and follow us on Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter.
About LandPlan Development LandPlan Development Corp. develops affluent residential communities; state-of-the-art hospital and medical office campuses; and first-class office, retail, and commercial buildings. LandPlan also positions its available land holdings for future development.
About Neal Richards Group Neal Richards Group (NRG) is a privately held, Dallas based, real estate services firm specializing in development, brokerage, and project management consulting for a diverse mix of end-users. Since 2008, NRG has systematically developed over a half a billion dollars of high quality, class A, award-winning, healthcare and mixed-use assets. The firm currently has another half a billion dollars in the development pipeline. During this same period, Neal Richards Group has brokered over $250 million in leasing and sales transactions. Neal Richards Group is currently active in North Texas, San Antonio, and Austin, with growth plans across multiple states, offering diverse real estate opportunities.
Neal Richards Group was co-founded in 2008 by CEO Derrick Evers. Please visit our website http://www.nealrichardsgroup.com
About Forest Park Medical Center Forest Park Medical Center, a physician-owned hospital system, currently operates state-of-the-art medical facilities in Dallas, Frisco and Southlake, Texas focused on providing unsurpassed surgical specialty care. By focusing on specific key areas of surgery and a keen emphasis on the latest and most effective technology in medical care, Forest Park offers cost effective care for patients and their employers and an efficient way of practicing for its physicians. Texas campuses currently in development include Fort Worth, San Antonio and Austin. For more information, please visit http://www.forestparkmedical.com.
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Doral Park Centre office building opens for tenancy in 2014
Miami-based commercial real estate brokerage and advisory firm Blanca Commercial Real Estate has been tapped as the exclusive leasing agent for the only new office building currently under construction in Miami s Airport West submarket: Doral Park Centre Office Building. Nearing completion, the Class A office building with 60,000 square feet of office space and 20,000 square feet of ground floor retail space will open to tenants in the first quarter of 2014 at Doral Blvd. and N.W. 107 Ave., near the entrance to FloridaTurnpike.
Blanca Commercial Real Estate Executive Vice President Juan Ruiz will lead the marketing and leasing for Doral Park Centre, a 200,000 square foot mixeduse project comprised of one office building, three hotels and one retail building.
Approximately 35,000 square feet of office and retail space has already been leased to tenants including First Bank of Florida, San Ignacio College, PakMail, Flossme Dental Services and Coloring Dreams Day Care.
The mixed-use project is also home to several retailers, including EVO s, Amaize, Orange Theory Fitness, NY Bagel Caf & Deli, Firehouse Subs and Beauty Bar 107 salon. Approximately 50,000 square feet is available for lease in the office tower.
Tenants are within walking distance of the Springhill Suites by Marriot, Best Western Inn & Suites, Baymont Inn Suites, multiple banks and restaurants. A shopping plaza with a Winn Dixie supermarket and a CVS drugstore are located directly across the street.
Doral Park Centre offers tenants flexible, contiguous floor plates divisible from 1,000 square feet to up to 50,000 square feet. Signage opportunities are available to anchor tenants, offering visibility along N.W. 107 Ave. and Doral Blvd. (N.W. 41 St.). For leasing information, contact Juan Ruiz of Blanca Commercial Real Estate at 305-577-8850.
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St. Louis, Missouri (PRWEB) January 13, 2014
Starrcos modular office systems are the perfect solution for organizations and companies that need flexibility in their office structures. There are many different options for add-on accessories that add to the top reasons to choose a Starrco modular office.
All of Starrcos modular office systems arrive on-site completely finished. With a wide variety of materials, finishes and colors available, Starrco modular offices are sure to be a visually appealing addition to any existing structure. Because organizational decision makers, along with architects and contractors have full control over the entire modular office system the final product can be a unique structure. The final modular office product is one of high quality, visual appeal, will stand the tests of time and will be a great use of facility space.
Available in all Starrco modular office structures are a variety of customizable accessories. Custom windows that meet all structurally applicable standards are available. Also, the option for commercial grade steel or wood doors is available for all modular offices.
Additional accessories include a corrugated steel deck and drop ceiling system including lighting, a standard or pre-wired modular electrical system, and a variety of other options to maximize the functionality and appearance of any facility or building. The modular office professionals at Starrco can answer any specific questions on available accessories and options.
Another wonderful feature of Starrco modular offices is that room dividers can be easily added to most systems. The Starrco modular office systems that can have room dividers includes administrative offices, shipping and receiving offices, cafeteria and break rooms, conference rooms, sound, paint and dust enclosures, plant foremans office, computer and engineering labs, and two-story offices.
Because modular offices can be completely dismantled, relocated and reassembled, modular office systems can be depreciated over 7 years as opposed to 39 years required with permanent construction. This difference results in an immediate reduction in taxes and saves Starrco customers money.
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A new year is always a time of reflection a time to contemplate accomplishments of the past year and anticipate upcoming events. The Van Banner asked city leaders and the Van ISD superintendent to take a few moments and answer some questions about the year past and the one just started. Here are the first responses received and we are hoping to run the remaining responses next week.
Van City Council Member Amanda Davis
Residents of Van, First, I would like to thank the citizens of Van for allowing me to serve as their voice on the city council. The past six months have been an exciting time for me as a council member, as a council we have established a new Parks and Recreation board, kept our tax rate from rising yet again and also are pushing for the annexation of Interstate 20. I hope over the next year and a half, we can accomplish more of the goals that I originally set when I ran for office. -One of these accomplishments was the formation of the Parks and Recreation board, which will hopefully take the initiative to begin repairs and update our city parks and ensure the use of them for many years to come. Van residents all know that our city parks have declined and that our pool was closed. I hope to work closely with the new parks and recreation board to get our parks where we all would like to see them- safe, clean, and a focal point for our children. We hope to apply for many grants and work closely with the Chamber of Commerce, the Lions club, Kiwaniss club and our citizens to give our children a safe environment for them to play. While pushing for the repair of our parks, it is also crucial to push for development across Interstate 20, a must if Van is to move forward into the future. We all know that Vans oil and mineral revenue has steadily declined over the past few years and will continue to do so with more oil wells are being capped every year. I hope in the next year, we can expand infrastructure across interstate. Van is a prime location. If we could get south of Interstate 20 developed, it would increase sales tax revenue and allow for exponential growth. It is imperative for us to keep strategic planning as a priority in order for us to move ahead. Ive tried to help raise awareness with the safety concerns of the I-20 exit ramp 540. Moving our ramp back would not only eliminate the safety concerns currently on our minds, but would open so many opportunities along our I20 corridor. If you havent written Dan Flynn or Bob Deuell regarding the safety concerns of our ramp, I would encourage you to do so. We, as a community, need to voice concerns regarding our roads to ensure a productive and safe community. Although taxes were raised in Van Zandt County, the council voted to keep our tax rate the same instead of raising it yet again. If we continue to support our local businesses and our sales tax revenue continues to rise, I would like to see us try to lower our tax rate next budget cycle. As many of you know, our Economic Director, Jerrod Fishback, recently left. We are confident that even with his departure, we are on the right path for success and I hope to have the support that would entail me to further Vans growth. During my time as a council member, we have seen many new businesses come into Van, the tax rate kept the same and the formation of the Parks and Recreation Board, something that Van vitally needed for its residents. As a council member, I will continue to work tirelessly to prosper, grow and move Van into the future. Again, thank you for trusting in me to be your voice. Please feel free to contact me if I can be of service to you.
Van City Council Member Jackie Nations
What do you see on the horizon for Van in the upcoming year? Several things are on the horizon for Van in 2014. We will be replacing Jerrod, our EDC Director and picking up where Jerrod left off to not lose momentum with the projects that Jerrod and the board had begun during the past year. The new Parks and Recreation Board that has been formed can have an impact for our community if we can find funds to restore some of our facilities.
What would be Vans biggest challenge in 2014? Our biggest challenge for 2014 is finding ways to fund all that we need to do in our community without raising our taxes. Growing our business base to increase sales taxes and creating jobs for our local people is a challenge for all of us in our community. Our oil revenue dollars are decreasing, as evidenced by the continual plugging and abandoning of the wells which have given Van much of its support in the past. Another challenge is cleaning up our town so that those who come here will see our community as a nice, neat place to live, raise our family, or start a business. We all need to look at our premises to see if there are ways we can contribute to this effort and have pride in our outward appearances.
Any significant events that the residents of Van should be looking forward to? The events that everyone should look forward to are the development of several new businesses. We will continue to actively solicit new businesses to come to Van while pledging our support to the other existing businesses in town.
What should people put on their calendar right now so they will be sure not to miss it? Our citizens should watch for ongoing events that are normally posted in our Van Banner paper and support our organizations and efforts to bring people closer together to grow our community.
Several accomplishments in 2013 were: The Van EDC has taken great strides in their efforts to inform people of their efforts and to set up a base work for the direction we need to grow our business base. Several streets were re-paved in the city. This may not seem like much, but it is a big expense. I hope it will be a new beginning to continue with several streets each year. A previously water well that has been out of service for many years has been resurrected to supplement our water needs for future growth. Water is going to be one of our big ticket items to prepare for future needs of our community.
Superintendent of Van ISD Don Dunn
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When I bought my latest house I was already planning on some upgrades to various things. One of these was the hot water heater. The water heater that came with the house was old and would start to run rust-colored water if the faucet was left on long enough. I'd been hearing about the new "tankless" style heaters so I went gathering information about them. Turns out they did what I wanted, using much less energy in their off state since they only heat water as it flows, there are no large reservoir tanks to worry about keeping warmed.
I installed my heater after finding rust and silt in the bath tub when trying to take a bath. I performed a second installation with a friend after she saw how nice the tankless heater worked, and her hot water heater just plain stopped. This article is the result of the lessons learned during both of those installations.
When I went looking for information on installing a tankless hot water heater most places told me simply to find a "qualified professional" and have them do it. Well, I'm a do-it-yourselfer so that wouldn't cut it. I found very little information on installing a tankless heater, thus this guide was born. The following items are the things I wish someone had told me ahead of time.
I am very pleased with my home upgrade to a tankless hot water heater. As you can see in the photos below the space savings were enormous. My utility bill (for natural gas) has dropped by almost a third. I can shower for as long as I want without ever worrying about running out of hot water (or getting rust and sediments out of it.) Another advantage is that the service life on this tankless hot water heater is 20 years. Most of the new hot water heaters I looked at charge a big premium to have a service life of even 12 years, so I will be enjoying my trouble-free hot water for even longer. The installation was challenging, mostly due to my lack of advance knowledge and planning, but it certainly is within the reach of a competent DIY'er. After reading this you have any questions or comments, go ahead and contact me and I will do my best to answer them.
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Did you know you need a permit from the city to install a new water heater?
What about to replace an air conditioner?
Some Santa Clarita residents may not know that some common household fix-ups and improvements require a city permit before work can begin, meaning they may be unknowingly violating building codes.
Smaller scale City officials have recently noticed an upward trend in such violations.
Although we dont have much in the way of specific facts and figures we know that it is on the increase, especially for the smaller residential projects, said Bill Read, an assistant building official with the city of Santa Clarita.
For example, the city recently checked the number of water heaters that had been disposed locally versus the number of permits people had pulled to install a new water heater.
Considerably less than half of the ones picked up were from people who had actually pulled permits for a new heater, he said.
Read said much of the unpermitted construction is for some smaller-scale residential projects, such as replacing a broken-down air conditioner or furnace.
Though those projects may seem minor, Read said such work could present a safety concern.
The primary focus of most of the building codes that we enforce is safety, Read said.
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