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Encore Events Tampa Home Demolition Sale May 15-17
Demolition Sale in a recently remodeled home in prestigious So. Tampa neighborhood takes place May 15-17, 2014 conducted by Encore Events Estate Services. http://www.EncoreEventsPlus.com View slideshow...
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JOHOR BARU - The Wong Ah Fook mansion landowner faces legal action for demolishing the 150-year old historical building without a valid permit from the Johor Baru City Council (MBJB).
Johor state secretary Datuk Ismail Karim said the owner would be sued under the Town and Country Planning Act 1976 for tearing down the building illegally.
"If convicted, the landowner could be fined up to RM500,000 (S$192,000), but that is up to the court to decide," he said at the launch of the MBJB Open Day @ Johorfest 2014 yesterday.
Ismail said the state government could not do anything to stop the demolition as it was done in the middle of the night on Wednesday, and "by the time we knew about it, the whole structure had been knocked down".
"We could have issued a court order to stop the demolishing work if it was carried out in the morning.
"Now it is up to the court to decide on the matter," he added.
Earlier at a press conference, state opposition leaders voiced disappointment over what they see as lack of initiative to conserve the mansion.
Skudai assemblyman Dr Boo Cheng Hau said the Town and Country Planning Act 1976 gave MBJB the right to issue a stop-work order for any other development at the site.
"We urge the state government to order all development work at the site to be put on hold, salvage the ruins and reconstruct the mansion as well as to take action against the mayor for failure to stop the demolition," he said.
Dr Boo recalled that the Penang Municipal Council issued a stop-work and rebuild order after a developer demolished a colonial era double-storey bungalow in Pykett Avenue.
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Homeowners who say that the demolition of a school directly south of their New Glasgow property has caused considerable damage to their house are seeking more than $80,000 from the province in compensation.
Bonnie Ann Fraser and Karen Lynn Crowley own a house at 319 George St., near where the former New Glasgow High turned junior high stood at 93 Albert St.
That brick school was torn down last spring and is to replaced by the new Primary-to-Grade 8 New Glasgow Academy, set to open in the fall.
In a letter drafted by Patterson Law on their behalf, Fraser and Crowley asked the provincial Utility and Review Board on Monday to consider their claim for compensation, saying that the demolition of the old school caused their home to tremble and shake.
Besides excessive noise during the demolition, Fraser and Crowley claim that the demolition caused cracks in their foundation, fireplaces, chimneys, walls, ceilings and floorboards.
The pair also claim leaking and moisture in various areas of the home, damaged floors, door frames and windows and exterior siding.
Fraser and Crowley further claim the nearby demolition and construction interfered with their use and enjoyment of their property.
The women claim $64,600.80 as a cost to fix the house, $10,000 for nuisance and inconvenience and $10,000 for their time, for a total of $84,600.80 in damages.
Fraser and Crowley would also like to recover all reasonable legal costs, disbursements and experts fees, along with any other relief under the Expropriation Act that later becomes apparent and is seen as fit and just by the review board.
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Raleigh, NC (PRWEB) May 03, 2014
A new midtown Raleigh home built by Grayson Homes will be open to the public as part of the 9th Annual Triangle Green Home Tour May 3rd-4th and 10th-11th from 12pm to 5pm. Located at 542 Wimbleton Drive, Raleigh, NC 27609.
This home is part of an effort to renew and recycle the midtown area. Older homes are moved to a new location and renovated from top to bottom. When relocation is not possible, homes are donated to Habitat for Humanity of Raleigh, which deconstructs the home and recycles usable materials, an environmentally responsible alternative to demolition.
We are excited about offering this opportunity to existing homeowners to see their old home reused for something meaningful, said Mike Poupard, President of Grayson Homes. Couple that with building an environmentally friendly new construction home in its place, is very rewarding.
Situated in Raleigh's desirable Chestnut Hills neighborhood, this home includes innovations such as 2x6 framing for maximum usage of the spray foam insulation; a fully sealed and conditioned crawl space; and a whole house dehumidifier with mechanical ventilation system for maximum control of comfort, air quality, and humidity. A tankless hot water heater with a recirculating pump allows for nearly instant hot water anywhere in the house. This home also qualifies for the Duke Energy HERO Program.
It is encouraging to see builders, like Grayson Homes, implement such innovative efficiency methods into their homes, said Kristen Thornburg, Executive Director of the NC Clean Energy Business Alliance (NCCEBA).
Grayson Homes, in partnership with Bateson Realty, is opening the home at 542 Wimbleton, to the Green Home Tour from 12pm to 5pm. Guests will be provided with extensive information on the key green features throughout the home. More information about this home and recycling North Hills can be found at http://www.542Wimbleton.com.
ABOUT BATESON REALTY AND GRAYSON HOMES Grayson Custom Homes is an award winning custom home builder located in Wake Forest. They area leader in green home building and is proud to offer homes that earn and exceed the highest Energy Star standards.
Bateson Realtyis an independently owned Real Estate company and assists home buyers and sellers in the Wake Forest, North Raleigh and surrounding Triangle area.
The Triangle Green Home Tour is an annual spring event that showcases new and remodeled green homes in the Raleigh area and is free to the public.
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