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PMT2013-02461 2079 Hardscrabble Drive; $1,372,500; DK Turst; Grant Place Builders Inc.; New three-story single-family dwelling home: to include 6,448 square feet of finished area, two-car attached garage of 759 square feet, 373-square-foot roof deck, and 1,499-square-foot porch. Home to include seven bedrooms, seven baths. Includes associated MEP. See ADR2013-00055 and TEC 2013-00022 for further information. See PMT2013-02462 for detached garage on same planset.
PMT2013-07110 3325 19th St.; $32,145; Renee Golobic and Dale Ortiz; Remodel of residence including conversion of attached garage into conditioned living space with two office/bedrooms, remodel of kitchen, coat in front living room area. Scope of work includes new front and rear porches and revision to front roofline. Sept. 30, 2014 change of scope: Remove front porch from scope of work.
PMT2013-07113 3325 19th St.; $14,600; Renee Golobic and Dale Ortiz; New, 374-qsuare-foot detached structure (scope changed/reduced from garage per Sept. 30 resubmittal) in rear yard of residence. Reviewed in conjunction with remodel proposed through PMT2013-07110.
PMT2014-02942 3550 Fourth St.; $950,000; John Ingold; Ron Patryas / Live Modern LLC; New two-story single-family home. Conditioned space is 3,451 square feet. Garage is 528 square feet. Unfinished space is 700 square feet and a 24-square-foot deck. the scope of work includes associated MEPs.
PMT2014-04138 2885 Springdale Lane; $710,500; Hassan Benessa; Jim Black Construction Inc.; 2885 and 2887 Springdale: Complete rebuild of two fire-damaged condo units from existing foundation up. Units to match existing appearance and layout but to meet current building code requirements.
PMT2014-04286 4535 Darley Ave.; $271,061; Candice Brown; Fruth Construction Inc; Second story addition and remodel of single-family dwelling. Second floor scope to include three bedrooms and two baths. Remodel of main level and addition of two new door openings. Includes addition of new front porch.
PMT2014-04329 2790 Dartmouth Ave.; $15,889.50; Jason Woods; Nuttelman Custom Build, LLC; Conversion of a section of an existing attached garage into habitable space (150 square feet of kitchen area), with a new slider door, and new window. Scope includes a new washer/drier set, and baseboard radiant heat (branching off of existing hot water loop), Electrical under separate permit.
PMT2014-04355 3800 Lakebriar Drive; $250,000; Richard and John Suddath; Addition (908 square feet) and remodel (1,4136 square feet) to one half of an existing duplex. Scope includes new covering for 95 square feet of existing deck. All associated MEPs included. (Minor Modification approved under ADR2014-00145).
PMT2014-04449 1790 Forest Ave.; $62,500; John and Holly Lind; Nuttelman Custom Build, LLC; Addition (270 square feet total) and remodel (199 square feet total) to existing single-family dwelling. Scope of work includes added master bed, added entryway, added bump-out in dining room, interior remodel of kitchen and bath, closet, and demolition of existing attached garage. Includes all associated electrical and plumbing, and a new 59 square feet porch. New detached garage under separate permit.
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Susquenita School Board is considering replacing HVAC systems that are nearing the end of their projected life spans in several of its buildings.
During a special Oct. 20 meeting, the board heard presentations from Michael Rader, a vice president of Barton Education Consulting Engineers, and Brad Remig, managing director of Public Financial Management Inc.
Bardton Education conducted a full review of the district's systems concluding that the HVAC systems at both the elementary and high school, both installed in 2000, were near the end of their useful life, and starting to break down, Rader said.
Brad Howard, director of buildings and grounds reported that the district has 17 heat pumps in the high school and 11 in the elementary that are out of service or not functioning properly. Parts are hard to come by, and often connections need to be reworked to accommodate replacement units, Howard said. He also noted several rooftop units are out of commission.
Board member Robert Finnen agreed that the units are at the end of their expected life, especially when factoring the system was put under a great deal of stress several years ago due to a power surge.
The estimated cost for replacement of the 121 geothermal heat pumps and 12 rooftop energy recovery units at the elementary school is $2-$2.2 million.
The estimated cost for the high school was higher, $2.5-$2.75 million, because that building has 158 heat pumps and 16 rooftop units.
In addition, Rader also recommended replacing the electric boiler at the middle school with a high efficiency propane one for roughly $100,000.
Rader also recommended upgrades at the administration building totaling between $325,000 and $357,500, and at the alternative education and facilities building ranging from $180,000 to $198,000.
Rader said both major projects could be done over the same summer or they could be done separately. The board needs to decide how to proceed at their Nov. 11 meeting in order to have the work completed in 2015, he said.
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Published: 6:22PM Saturday November 01, 2014 Source: ONE News
Window washers are being accused of increasingly aggressive tactics at South Auckland intersections.
They continue to man traffic lights across the city despite a new bylaw banning their activities. As cars stop at the lights, the cleaning starts.
Gordon Ward, a wheel clamper with Private Carpark Enforcement, told ONE News the problem of window washers has got much worse.
"When it first started it was only three or four people, but now on any given day there can be 11 to 15."
Mr Ward, who has annoyed a few people himself in his time as a wheel clamper, says the shops he works for are fed up by the window washers.
"They intimidate the people. They go into the toilets and use the liquid soap intended for the people, with the water. They turn on all the water and they don't turn it off. They're a nuisance."
Nearby businesses confirmed to ONE News that some customers do feel intimidated by the washers, but say it's a small minority causing problems.
Those working the intersection say they get picked up by police and accrue fines that are converted to community work.
ONE washer says she has been arrested or taken away over 70 times. But she still keeps coming back for more.
Published: Saturday, November 1, 2014 at 9:52 p.m. Last Modified: Saturday, November 1, 2014 at 9:52 p.m.
City officials said building permits for the two 300-foot oceanfront towers at the eastern tip of Oakridge Boulevard, the most expensive beachside development in the citys history, are expected to be OKd within the next few weeks. Site work could start as early as February or March, officials involved with the project said Friday.
Construction will take at least two years, setting up an opening date around spring or fall of 2017 about two years behind earlier hopes for the projects unveiling.
The property owner and developer and other key players say the slower pace doesnt reflect any problems with the project, which includes 501 hotel rooms and 100 condos.
Its a big, complicated process, said City Planner Rich Walton.
Its two major structures and theres a lot of things going on, said Paul Momberger, whos serving as the project manager and planner on the hotel-condo development.
Theres nothing out of the ordinary at this point, said Momberger, director of planning and landscape architecture at Zev Cohen & Associates in Ormond Beach.
Local attorney Rob Merrell, whos been guiding the 1.1 million-square-foot project the past few years, agreed and said he cant wait to see cranes in the air.
Its looking good, Merrell said. Sometimes the process takes longer than you anticipate. Theres no real problems or issues.
Alexey Lysich, whose family-run business owns the 4.5-acre project site south of Seabreeze Boulevard, said he has a letter of intent to partner with Preferred Hotel Group to make his property a franchise hotel.
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