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Published: Saturday, 8/30/2014

BY TOM TROY BLADE STAFF WRITER

Visible demolition of the Clarion Hotel high-rise eyesore in South Toledo should begin early next week just in time to help stage the nearby former Southwyck mall property for sale, city officials say.

Bill Burkett, commissioner of economic and business development, said the deconstruction of the 10-story building could not begin until the contractor finished eliminating contaminants everything from asbestos insulation to mercury in the thermostats and batteries in the exit signs.

The final step, he said, was to remove water from the basement that was used to store swimming pool chemicals.

Theyre going to start on the one-story areas the pool, banquet room, carport so they can get access to the remaining tower from the outside, Mr. Burkett said. I think itll take another four weeks to get it sorted out and bring everything to the ground.

Mayor D. Michael Collins announced the beginning of demolition on July 7, and his staff said the building would likely start to disappear in a month, a deadline that passed three weeks ago. The delay has prompted impatience on the part of council members who asked for an update from the administration last week.

The building at 2340 S. Reynolds Rd. has stood empty since 2009 when previous owners Toledo Hotel Investment Group LLC defaulted on $2 million in loans. The hotel has since caught fire, been broken into, vandalized, and lived in illegally.

Toledo City Council voted unanimously June 17 to approve a $434,000 bid by Homrich Inc. of Carleton, Mich., to tear the building down.

City Council set aside $350,000 from the capital improvements fund and obtained a $200,000 Brownfields grant from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to pay for the demolition.

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Stone Acorn Builders LP, a member of the prestigious Southern Living Custom Builder Program, today announced Houston's Southern Living "Home for the Holidays" Showcase Home to debut in West University Place in November. Proceeds from the showcase home tours benefit Operation FINALLY HOME, a non-profit that provides mortgage-free homes for wounded and disabled veterans.

The showcase home, decorated for the holidays, will be located at 2718 Talbott in West University Place, Texas. Designed by JKM Designs, Stone Acorn Builders' in-house architect, the 4,341-square-foot open floor plan includes four bedrooms, four bathrooms, an eat-in chefs kitchen, game room, study, butler's pantry, outdoor fireplace, summer kitchen and screened in porch. Interior design will be managed by Edwina Alexis Interiors.

"My sister Sarah and I are excited to build and showcase a Southern Living home decorated for the holidays," said Stone Acorn Builders Benjamin Lavine. This project celebrates families coming together while supporting a worthy veterans charity in the process."

Stone Acorn Builders Southern Living "Home for the Holidays" will open to the public November 1-2 and 8-9 for home tours and special events. Planned activities include chef, holiday gift wrapping and interior design demonstrations, and food and wine events to benefit charity.

Stone Acorns attention to detail and understanding of Southern architecture will bring the pages of our magazine to life in this Southern Living Custom Builder Member Program Showcase Home, said Kristen Bryan, Associate Marketing Director, Southern Living. "I look forward to seeing the ideas and inspirations when this 'Home for the Holidays' opens for tours.

The Southern Living Custom Builder Program is a network of some of the finest custom homebuilders in the South. Its members bring together ideas, inspirations, and excellence in architecture, craftsmanship, and home building to tell the Southern story. The program is nationally sponsored by Lennox, Sunbrella, Belgard Hardscapes, Sherwin-Williams, Bevolo, Rinnai, Marvin Line Windows and Exterior Doors, Moen, Wellborn Cabinet Inc., LP TechShield, Advil, and Chevrolet.

For more information about the Stone Acorn Builders Southern Living "Home for the Holidays" Showcase in West University Place, please visit http://www.stoneacorn.com.

Stone Acorn Builders LP is a family-owned and operated home construction company that has been building quality homes since 1999 in Houston, Bellaire, West University Place, Braes Heights, Meyerland, Medical Center, South Side Place, Memorial and Spring Branch. Sarah Lavine-Kass and Benjamin Lavine, a sister-brother team, are the technical and creative forces behind Stone Acorn Builders. The award-winning builders are members of the National Association of Home Builders, Texas Association of Builders, Greater Houston Builders Association, Greater Houston Custom Builders Council, as well as Board of Directors and Member of the Southern Living Custom Builder Program. Stone Acorn Builders debuted Houston's first Southern Living Showcase home in Bellaire in 2012. With more than 3,000 attendees, $30,000 was raised for benefiting charities.

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Why is Julington Creek, often called the gold standard, consistently one of the most sought-after communities in St. Johns County? Residents will tell you its the great schools, nearby shopping and medical facilities, gated security and an unbeatable family lifestyle.

From the heated competition pool, family pool, water slide, water park and wading pool complemented by the three pools in the original Aquatic Center, to the $15 million recreation center, where registered participants can find workout equipment, free weights and fitness classes, there is truly something for everyone in the family, and then some. The community also features a clay-court tennis complex, fishing pond, basketball courts, skateboard park, childrens playground, cyber caf, two community rooms, child care services and a teen center.

Estate living from the low $400s

Until now, if you were looking to build a new energy-efficient custom home, the choices were few. ICI Homes proudly announces Magnolia Preserve, with a limited new home site release and a brand new floor plan line-up starting in the low $400s. Sure to please even the most discriminating buyer, this collection of wide, private estate-sized lots feature either lake or wooded preserve views with backyards spacious enough to accommodate even the biggest pool and all of your outdoor entertainment activities.

Energy-efficient home designs

This weekend, ICI Homes released three brand new home designs for Magnolia Preserve, ranging from 2,870 to 3,199 square feet. Don Wilford, ICI north Florida division president, explained, ICI has always been known for its award-winning floor plans. These new designs really push the envelope and give the buyer more space for the money, tremendous energy-efficiency and functionality, all while retaining sensational curb appeal and the highest quality finishes within. The new home designs recently made their debut in Tamaya, ICIs newest master-planned community in Jacksonville. Said Wilford, These family plans were such a hit in Tamaya, we decided to offer them here and expand the choices for our Julington Creek buyers.

Customization for the asking

If you have very specific requirements, ICI Homes can easily customize any of its floor plans to match your lifestyle. Thats something most builders cant or wont do, but its our specialty, said Wilford, who meets one-on-one with each buyer to craft the exact home of their dreams. Sometimes we can meet and after one listening session, we design what we hear and get it just right. With others, it may take an extra session or two, but we pride ourselves on being able to deliver precisely the home that each buyer wants; and almost never are two homes exactly alike.

Best pricing of the year

If you dont have time to build, consider one of ICIs three move-in ready estate homes. There has never been a better time to buy, said Lisa Sarraf, ICI sales manager. The company has just given us the best pricing of the year as an incentive to sell these three homes by September 30th. Interested buyers may make an appointment to view the homes and receive the pricing with our on-site sales executive.

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The East Central College Board of Trustees accepted a bid from PB Electric, Sullivan, for the installation of an emergency generator system on the colleges main campus.

PB Electric was the low bidder, with a bid of $71,000.

The generator package is to enable the campus to provide continuous power during an outage to Internet, email, the computer network, servers and phone infrastructure.

One thing that is happening right now, is that when we have a major power failure, all communications go off-line we can not get to the outside world, said Phil Pena, vice president of finance and administration. In our society, we use the Internet for everything.

The outages prevent the college from notifying the community the status of the campus and its services, hampers communication to service providers and is hard on the computer, network and phone equipment, Pena said.

The generator is a part of the colleges emergency communications plan. It will power the colleges server room.

Included in the bid is the installation of a separate HVAC system so if temperatures rise during a power outage the equipment doesnt automatically shut down.

The Internet connection will be switched to natural gas power generators so there will not be any future communication outages.

Included in the bid is a 100 kVA (kilovolt-ampere) Kohler natural gas powered generator, an automatic transfer switch, two server room ceiling mounted backup A/C units rated at 2.5 tons each, emergency power for the Buescher Hall telecommunications closet, a one-year warranty on parts and labor and a five-year maintenance agreement on all parts, material and installation labor.

Other bids were received from Casco Electric, Beaufort, $85,780; and Streib Electric, St. Louis, $89,319.

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