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Chattanooga-based chef and restaurateur Daniel Lindley said today he plans to open his first restaurant in Nashville.
The new 5th at Taylor Place is scheduled to open this fall in historic Germantown and will serve dinner daily, featuring a regional and seasonally focused American menu. Inspired by Lindleys culinary background and creative endeavors, 5th & Taylor will have an eclectic atmosphere in a 96-year-old barrel roof warehouse, formerly part of an old textile bag plant and cotton mill.
Ive spent a good amount of time in Nashville over the years and consider it an extension of home Lindley said in a statement today. Im excited to bring this unique restaurant to Nashvilles expanding market. Its my hope that 5th & Taylor will complement the amazing restaurants in Germantown and maintain the relaxed vibe of the neighborhood.
Lindley, a former executive chef and owner of the St John's restaurant in Chattanooga, has been sketching the renderings for the interior and exterior of the Nashville restaurant for the past year. Partnering with interior designer, Ruth De Jong, an L.A. based production designer, painter and interior decorator for notable restaurants like Son of a Gun, the space will incorporate many artistic elements .Architect Smith Gee and SWH Residential Partners will execute plans for the 6,200 square foot interior that will include a main dining room, two private dining areas and an outdoor patio and bar, adding an additional 2,500 square feet to the warehouse space. The private dining accommodations will be equipped with state of the art audio visual equipment for business meetings, presentations and social gatherings. Overall, indoor and outdoor seating will accommodate 250 guests.
5th & Taylor will be open daily Monday through Sunday. More information about 5th & Taylor will soon be available at 5thandtaylor.com and djenthospitality.com.
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Waterford - With the school capital improvement project almost complete, the town is now eyeing $9 million in long-delayed improvements to the municipal complex on Hartford Road.
The Municipal Complex Improvements Building Committee voted unanimously Monday to begin pursuing funding for the project. The committee plans to go to the Board of Finance in September and Representative Town Meeting in October to request authorization to seek loans and bond the work.
Chief Engineer Neftali Soto and First Selectman Daniel Steward say the complex is out-of-date and needs to be brought up to state building codes. The more than 50-year-old complex houses the Utility Commission, transfer station and a garage for town vehicles and other supplies.
"The only thing that will stay will be the outside shell," Soto said Monday following a meeting of the Municipal Complex Improvements Building Committee.
Steward explained that town officials have discussed making improvements to the complex for roughly 10 years, but that school construction projects took precedence. The only part left for the school projects is maintenance on the buildings and a few small additions and changes at the new high school.
Planned improvements to the municipal complex include cleaning up an oil plume underneath the building, which Steward said is of unknown origin, and changes to the electrical system such as increasing the number of outlets.
Steward said that the garage requires the most work. Standing near a cluster of Public Works trucks in the garage Monday, he pointed out a crack in the garage's cinder block wall. He said the garage also needed more ventilation to accommodate exhaust from Public Works trucks, taller exits for public works and garbage trucks, repairs of cracked walls and better insulation, and possible asbestos remediation.
He said the garage has no drainage system, posing problems when snow-covered trucks enter in the winter.
Finance Director Rudie Beers told the committee during the meeting that it would need to tap into the $300,000 in capital improvement funds designated for the project to hire engineers to revise the $9 million cost estimate from 2012.
"We don't want an 'oops,'" she said.
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CHUCK DARROW, Daily News Staff Writer darrowc@phillynews.com, 215-313-3134 Posted: Wednesday, July 23, 2014, 3:01 AM
SHOVELS ARE finally in the ground for the long-planned expansion of SugarHouse Casino.
SugarHouse officials, politicians and other big shots were on hand yesterday morning for a groundbreaking ceremony as Philadelphia's first legal casino launched a $164 million construction project. When completed next year, the Fishtown waterfront complex will boast a multiuse event space with river views, new restaurants, a seven-story, 1,500-space parking garage and a poker room with 30 tables. Adding 152,000 square feet of space - not counting the garage - to the existing 108,000 square feet will also allow the installation of 400 more slot machines and 30 gaming tables.
The expansion will yield 1,600 construction jobs and 500 full-time casino positions. SugarHouse currently has about 1,000 employees.
Among those in attendance yesterday were SugarHouse's CEO and general manager, Greg Carlin and Wendy Hamilton, City Council President Darrell Clarke, Councilmen Mark Squilla (in whose district the casino is located) and William Greenlee, and attorney Richard Sprague, a minority owner of the almost four-year-old gambling hall.
During her remarks, Hamilton noted the casino has waited a long time to expand. After the ceremony, she explained the additions weren't necessarily what was originally planned before the recession of 2008 and neighborhood concerns resulted in a downsizing of the original blueprints.
"In 3 1/2 years of operation, we're a lot smarter now," she said. "We know we're building exactly the right thing, because our players have told us.
"We've seen where there is demand, and what people want as part of their gaming experience. That's why even though we don't need a lot of gaming at this point, we knew we needed these amenities to round out the experience. That was pretty much dictated by what our players told us."
Because poker has proven so popular in the region - particularly at Bensalem's Parx Casino and Atlantic City's Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa - players won't have to wait until the permanent card parlor is ready. This fall, a temporary, 24-table space will open on the casino's south side, and will remain in operation until the permanent room debuts sometime next year.
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Durastic signs deal with Hyundai Heavy Industries in construction of BP oil rig
10:28am Tuesday 22nd July 2014 in News
A Southampton marine flooring manufacturer is playing a major part in the construction of a new oil platform in the North Sea.
Durastic, which is based in City Industrial Park, has supplied underlay and floor coverings to Hyundai Heavy Industries in South Korea to help build the Quad 204 oil platform for BP.
Managing director John Gallagher said the Durastic coverings represent 80 per cent of the orders.
He said: The benefits of Durastics underlays and coverings are that these products are seamless, lay in one coating, fire-retardant and clean.
Meticulously manufactured and tested, the durability of the floorings ensures expensive maintenance is kept to a minimum, providing terrific value for money.
Durastic also provides customers with expert advice and knowledge, which has been built up over many years.
As part of our service, staff will travel to Hyundais shipyard in South Korea to supervise the laying and installation work for a month.
Staff will also travel to Korea for follow-on installation work to the platforms top side, which includes flooring to be laid in plant rooms and staircases.
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