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Mayor Alan Arakawa - Wailuku Post Office Demolition Statement 6/28/13

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Gmod car demolition.
F*cking around with the scars :3.

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Dundee Multis Demolition
Derby Street multis demoltion, Hilltown, Dundee.

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Derby Street Multi Demolition, Dundee (Exclusive Angle From Inside Exclusion Zone)
Exclusive Angle of Derby Street Multi Demolition. Its unknown if the demolition went partly wrong.

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Derby Street Multi Demolition,Hilltown Dundee from Dundee Law HD
Derby Street Demolition,taken from Dundee Law It looks like the demolition may have went partly wrong,look to the right multi.

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Demolition Butterburn Bucklemaker Courts June 2013
Video by Dylan Drummond The Claxon sounded, the crowd fell silent, the towers came down, the crowds cheered and as the dust settled we turned our thoughts to...

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Demolition Butterburn

Cheers were heard in the area of Abington Road in Springfield Township June 1 as the last wall of a blighted home came crashing down. The structure was reduced to a pile of rubble within minutes after the first hit from the bucket on the steam shovel. Neighbors were on hand to watch and show their thanks with cheers and whistles.

The house was beyond repair. Water damage to the roof forced it to collapse and that lead to water damage, mold and mildew throughout the structure. There were holes in the walls, odds and ends of furniture left behind and dog toys strewn about.

Multiple tires were taken from the yard as well as large plastic toys and other items.

Zoning officials said that this home was one of the better ones.

Spectator Rachel Portmann said she had seen three raccoons peaking out of the windows the night before.

"It was like they were living there and just looking out saying hello," Portmann said.

Neighbors said they have been waiting a long time for this.

GOOD-BYE, BLIGHT

According to Trustee Dean Young said the demolition project on Abington Road was the first in a series of demolitions that are being funded by Moving Ohio Forward Demolition Grant program. The township has the use of $381,037 to remove blighted properties and has approximately 30 structures scheduled to be torn down.

The grant came through Attorney General Mike DeWine's office.

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Springfield blighted structures set for demolition

By ROSE SCHNEIDER

Staff Writer

The Hancock County commissioners unanimously voted Thursday to begin seeking bids for the demolition of several dilapidated buildings along Findlay's North Main Street.

"This is another great step in moving this process forward," Commissioner Phillip Riegle said.

The swift vote comes just a week after the commissioners approved an agreement with the Ohio Historical Preservation Office that allows demolition of the flood-prone buildings, located just north of the Blanchard River at 115, 117, 119, 120, 121, 123, 125 and 131 N. Main St.

Thursday's vote to begin advertising for demolition bids was met with sighs of relief from the commissioners.

"That's good news," Riegle said after the vote was taken.

The process to demolish the buildings has been a long one, beginning after the August 2007 flood.

The buildings were bought by the Northwest Ohio Flood Mitigation Partnership after the 2007 flood. The partnership had intended to quickly demolish them; however, the buildings are located within Findlay's downtown historic district and the state preservation office would not allow it, Steven Wilson, project manager for the county engineer's office, has said.

The main concern, Wilson has said, was that historic artifacts could become buried beneath a permanent structure such as a levee or flood wall. However after it became apparent that levees and flood walls would not be part of flood-control efforts in Findlay, the preservation office agreed to the demolition, under certain terms.

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Card Reading - Introducing Types of Decks
The decks discussed in this video are all derived from Tarot/Poker decks. There are many other card systems out there. This video features: Tarot, Poker, Sib...

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Dank Decks Sponsorship Video

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