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CROSSVILLE Crossville City Council approved first reading of a change in the edition of the International Building Code that will start being used in the the city this fall, an action that may affect the city's contract to provide building inspection services for the county government.
The city has been using the 2006 International Building Code and, according to Crossville building inspector Jeff Kerley, a new version of the code is about to be released dated 2015. State law requires the city to use a code within seven years of its adoption. There are two possible codes the city could have chosen, 2009 and 2012.
During the council's earlier work session, codes administrator Kerley said the 2012 and 2015 codes have very stringent energy efficiency requirements that could add some $3,000 to $5,000 to the cost of a residential house. Kerley explained many cities, as well as the state, are all trying to determine the best way to move forward.
During the work session, Kerley proposed the 2012 code and council members asked about using the 2009 code. Kerley responded that if the 2009 was adopted, the city would have to change again in two years to the 2012 codes.
Currently, the city is preforming building inspections for the county under an agreement City Manager David Rutherford said has gone to a month to month arrangement, as the contract was signed more than a year ago and the initial term has expired. The change to a more advanced code will increase the cost of a building permit and the county will need to raise their rates or make other arrangements for the building inspection service to be provided.
The change requires three readings of an ordinance and the city plans to put the change in place either September or October this year.
When asked for comments, Councilman Pete Souza said, I think it is mandated and we have to do it.
A motion by Mayor pro-tem Danny Wyatt was supported by Souza. All four members of the council present voted in favor of the motion. Crossville Mayor J.H. Graham III was not present for the meeting.
The council approved extending city sewer to Homestead Methodist Church at the request of the church. While the church property is located outside of the city limits, the city has provided sewer service to churches and schools that our outside the city limits.
The cost of installing the line is estimated at $9,500 according to city engineer Tim Begley and the church will pay $1,200 in materials toward the project.
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A toddler fell from the window of his parents 6th floor condo in 580 Crown Street in Brooklyn, NY. Hatzalah rescuers had a hard time reaching the boy, who fell onto a balcony of an empty apartment....
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What area of the home offers the best of inside and outside living, with no downside except for the need for occasional cleaning and maintenance?
The answer: a screened-in porch. No matter how small it may be, a porch lets you live large. Few home experiences approach paradise quite like an afternoon curled up in a wicker rocker, reading a good book, or an evening of al fresco entertaining with your favorite folks.
But if you think of a screened-in porch as just a home add-on, you might not be thinking big enough. Top-rated contractors who provide outdoor living solutions say porches increasingly are becoming a focal point in many homes.
They tell our consumer services research team that porches are trending larger and more luxurious, with high-end features like well-appointed outdoor kitchens and massive stone fireplaces. Other trends include eye-catching ceilings and floors. Flooring options range from tile to tongue-in-groove hardwood. Ceilings may be finished in an open-rafter style or with wood planking.
If youre porchless but crave the experience of listening to the patter of a summer shower from the cozy comfort of an Adirondack chair, be aware that adding a porch will cost from a few thousand to tens of thousands of dollars, depending on the size and style.
Meanwhile, if you have a porch but havent yet prepared it for the season, you may need to expend a little sweat to be sure it remains a no-swat zone. Take time to inspect the structure and screens. Consider hiring a well-reviewed handyman to restain the wood or repair screening. Our team found that a handyman is likely to charge $50 to $100 to replace damaged screens.
Meanwhile, here are a few ideas for decorating a porch:
Hire a reputable electrician to add a ceiling fan and lighting, so you can use it at night and during the hotter times of year.
Furnish it with comfortable seating and a place to dine. You can spend as much or as little as you like, with options ranging from matched outdoor furniture sets to paint-your-own garage sale finds.
Add plants and flowers that complement your furnishings and house color.
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In this photo illustration, an American flag, badly weathered and torn, should be respectfully retired. A flag retirement service is planned at 9 a.m. Monday at the Aztec Masonic Lodge, 180 E. Boutz Road, conducted by Boys Scout Troop 64. Flags for retirement can be dropped off at the Masonic Lodge on Monday morning. (Robin Zielinski Sun-News)
LAS CRUCES >> American flags seem to burst from front porches during the summer months as celebrations drift from Memorial Day to Flag Day to Independence Day.
U.S. flags are especially popular with buyers this time of year, Signergy co-owner Diana Herrera said. The shop on North Main Street in Las Cruces sells flags, signs, banners and more.
"It's our best seller," she said of the American flag.
With an abundance of red, white and blue holidays ahead, residents should keep in mind the proper etiquette for handling and disposing of the nation's most revered symbol.
Flags are flown at half-staff on Memorial Day from sunrise until noon. The flag is then risen "briskly" at noon and stays up until sunset in honor of fallen service members, according to a Department of Veterans Affairs guide.
The flag is also lowered for the death of the president, vice president, Supreme Court justices, members of Congress and other dignitaries.
"Only the governor and president of the United States can order flags at half-staff," Kevin Dasing with the 2nd Congressional District Veterans' Advisory Council said. "It can't be the mayor or the police chief."
Flags should be taken down in foul weather, Dasing said. They should also be lowered at night unless they are lit. Flags cannot fly in the dark, he said.
It's a fallacy that a U.S. flag must be burned if it touches the ground, Dasing said. It must be brushed off and cleaned but not burned.
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MARTHA MAURITSON CURRENT-ARGUS Carlsbad celebrates Armed Forces Day with a show of support. Flags from the major branches of the US Armed Forces were on display along Canal Street Saturday.
CARLSBAD >> American flags seem to burst from front porches during the summer months as celebrations drift from Memorial Day to Flag Day to Independence Day.
U.S. flags are especially popular with buyers this time of year, said Diana Herrera, owner of Signergy, a sign shop in Las Cruces. "It's our best seller," she said of the American flag.
With an abundance of red, white and blue holidays ahead, residents should keep in mind the proper etiquette for handling and disposing of the nation's most revered symbol.
Flags are flown at half-staff on Memorial Day from sunrise until noon. The flag is then risen "briskly" at noon and stays up until sunset in honor of fallen service members, according to a Department of Veterans Affairs guide.
The flag is also lowered for the death of the president, vice president, Supreme Court justices, members of Congress and other dignitaries.
"Only the governor and president of the United States can order flags at half mast," Kevin Dasing with the Second Congressional District Veterans' Advisory Council said. "It can't be the mayor of the police chief."
Flags should be taken down in foul weather, Dasing said. They should also be lowered at night unless they are lit. Flags cannot fly in the dark, he said.
It's a fallacy that a U.S. flag must be burned if it touches the ground, Dasing said. It must be brushed off and cleaned but not burned.
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