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Clarksburg residents have seen the demolition of their share of abandoned buildings and homes recently, but an incident in Philadelphia that left six people dead and another 13 injuredJune 5might concern area residents when they see the building or house next door is up for demolition.
Clarksburg City Manager Martin Howe said his strict drug-free policy is one of the ways he tries to prevent incidents like that from happening.
"That's something we want to make sure they insure us through their bids that their people are of standard and of capabilities to do the project," Howe said.
The crane operator in Philadelphia had marijuana in his system at the time of the incident. But having drug-free workers is only one step. Clarksburg had a major demolition project in 2007 when it tore down its old city hall, and Howe said with a project like that, they had to take extra precautions.
"At the onset of the demolition, we made the decision to start in the late evening hours, move in throughout the night, first and foremost to protect the life and safety around, and also of the workers. So, we would shut off the road for no vehicular traffic or pedestrians can get in the area," Howe said.
The precautions the city has taken have resulted in zero deaths so far. But with the historic Waldo Hotel a potential candidate for the city's next major demolition project, Howe said the city is open to adjustments that will ensure safety.
"Obviously, we think we have a good plan moving forward. We're fairly well with 100 percent no accidents, so we always will revise and look at how we do our projects every time we're done with them, and if we find something we can improve on, we always do," Howe said.
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ST. PAUL, Minn. - As far as demolition countdowns go, this one was not visually overwhelming.
No plunger, no dynamite or explosions... just a piece of heavy equipment dropping a claw into a structure and officially signaling the start of demolition on the old Ford plant in St. Paul Monday morning.
"While it is sad that we have lost the Ford plant, the future for this site is incredibly bright," said St. Paul Mayor Chris Coleman. "We envision a very bright, mixed use development with housing, with jobs created on this site, done in an environmentally friendly manner."
Ford Site Manager Mike Hogan promised that the demolition process would wind up some time in 2014, but won't make any guarantees due to Minnesota's unpredictable climate and changing working conditions. He did say that strict hours of operation have been put in place, 7 a.m. to 4 p.m., to minimize the impact on residents of the surrounding neighborhood.
Hogan also said that certain features of the plant, like lighting and carved wood interiors, may be saved and re-used on the new development to preserve Ford plant history.
The paint building will be the first one reduced to rubble: Equipment and hazardous material have already been removed, and all non-essential utilities turned off.
The St. Paul Ford plant ran for 86 years, employing more than 2,000 people at its peak. Mayor Coleman called the plant "a solid path to the middle class" for thousands of families during Ford's 86-year run in St. Paul.
Ford does not yet have a buyer for the 150 acre site.
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