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ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. (WOFL FOX 35 ORLANDO) - Orange County has agreed to a new 3 year contract for $2.94 million to handle lawn maintenance at the Orange County Convention Center.
Convention Center CFO Kris Shoemaker says what they will pay for the mowing portion of the contract is very similar in rate to what a homeowner would pay for a lawn service per year.
"Of the million dollars, $420,000 is for mowing, trimming, edging, trimming the trees and all that. At $400,000, that breaks down to about $4,000 a month."
Shoemaker told us there is much more work to be done that just mowing and edging. While we were at the Convention Center, new plants were being planted at the main entrance to the West Building.
"About $60,000 a year goes for mulching. Another $220,000 goes for additional plants, and that's not a guarantee. That's just if we have to replace ones like what we have here, replacements if they die out, and also another $220,000 for irrigation."
The OCCC is required by covenant to maintain a look equivalent with the other resorts in the area. Mayor Teresa Jacobs told me that look is essential to retaining convention business.
"This Convention Center is a huge economic driver, and not having well maintained landscaping is, would be devastating."
Mayor Jacobs told us she believes this contract was done right and is fair.
"We competitively bid all our contracts. We are very cost conscious."
The Convention Center is only paying about 5 percent more for its landscaping contract than when it was last bid in 2009. They also have a $300,000 contract for lawn services like fertilization and pest control.
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A traffic stop near the Marthaville community in Natchitoches Parish led to the arrests of two men on felony drug and weapon charges.
It happened around 11:50 p.m. on Monday on LA Highway 120 near LA Highway 487. Deputies stopped a 1992 Chevrolet pickup truck driven by 38-year-old Andrew Cobb of Robeline, for a traffic violation.
Deputies say that during the traffic stop, Cobb and his passenger 30-year-old Christopher Scott Van Hook, were acting suspicious. After getting permission to search the vehicle, deputies reportedly seized a small amount of suspected methamphetamines, drug paraphernalia and a Remington .270 semi-automatic rifle. Deputies also reportedly found ammunition on Van Hook.
Cobb and Van Hook were both arrested and charged with possession of CDS schedule II methamphetamine, possession of drug paraphernalia, illegal possession of a firearm during a narcotics offense and possession of a firearm by a convicted felon.
Both were booked into the Natchitoches Parish Detention Center.
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The village of Pinehurst has come up with a slogan for single-day collection of household trash, recyclables and yard debris that begins Feb. 2 One and Done.
The public awareness campaign leading up to it, however, is anything but done.
We are planning a full campaign to get the word out, Interim Village Manager Jeff Batton said. We decided not to make a hard push until after Christmas. It will ramp up after Jan. 1. It is all plugged in on a timeline we are following.
The village unveiled the new One and Done logo in its most recent newsletter. The campaign will include newspaper, radio and local television ads, items on the villages various social media sites such as Facebook and Twitter, and placing door hangers at all homes in the village with information about same-day collection.
Batton said the door hangers will have the days for collection for each neighborhood and a calendar.
It is a huge undertaking from our standpoint, Batton said.
Under the new system, residents will have three carts that can be rolled to the curb no earlier than 5 p.m. the day before the collection. The carts must be removed by the end of that day.
Batton said a secondary slogan for the new system is, Keep Your Street Neat Six Days a Week.
With the current system, carts for trash, and recyclables are out two separate days a week, and yard debris can be left curbside for a week.
Since the village automated collection of household garbage and recyclables, residents who currently have the village remove yard debris will receive a 95-gallon container. Currently, about 2,500 homes use the village service, Batton said.
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New Delhi, December 2:
To improve penetration and increase value proposition in the employment landscape, job portal Monster.com India has announced three new initiatives to improve the experience for job seekers and employers.
The company has revamped its mobile app, launched a new professional networking feature for job seekers and designed Monster Analytics to help companies understand attrition better and retain talent.
Sanjay Modi, Managing Director, Monster.com (India, Middle East, Southeast Asia and Hong Kong, said, With the professional networking feature, job seekers and recruiters can create unique profiles and connect with other professionals if they have worked or studied together. Also, it will give recruiters who are interested in a talent domain the access to similarly qualified pool.
Revamps mobile app
The Monster mobile app allows active and passive job seekers better access based on their career lifecycle with send alerts with recommendations even if they are not actively searching. Through the app, users can also search for and share jobs, connect with other users and recruiters, and identify salary and hiring trends.
It has also designed Monster Analytics for companies to understand attrition trends. Monster also plans to customise its employment index and salary index for specific sectors, he said.
The job portal currently has a user base of 43.8 million people and is growing at an average of 16,000 resumes daily, Modi added.
(This article was published on December 2, 2014)
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