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Update By KEVIN PARKS ThisWeek Community News Friday April 25, 2014 5:26 PM
As a result of what he termed safety concerns that have been shared, Columbus City Schools Superintendent J. Daniel Good announced Friday, April 25, that demolition of the Clinton Annex will not take place until after classes let out for the summer.
The project, over the objections of many in the community, was originally scheduled to have started next week, and a Stop the Demolition Rally! to keep the Clinton Annex from being torn down remains scheduled for 5 p.m. Monday, April 28.
The protest against plans by Columbus City Schools officials to remove the 110-year-old structure from the grounds of Clinton Elementary was to have taken place near the intersection of North High Street and Clinton Heights Avenue.
It is being organized by resident Gavin DeVore Leonard, who also launched a petition on the website MoveOn.org to urge members of the board of education to hold off on demolition plans.
As of Friday afternoon, 352 people had signed the online petition.
That same afternoon, however, Good released a letter announcing the decision to put off the project until after May 29.
The district takes its responsibility of providing a safe, high-quality, educationally appropriate environment for our students and staff very seriously, he wrote. In light of the safety concerns that have been shared, as well as the potential disruption to students and staff during the upcoming state assessments, Columbus City Schools has informed our contractor that demolition work on the Clinton Elementary School Annex will not begin until after the last day of school
The contractor concurs that this schedule is workable without any significant cost to the project.
A decision by a majority of the Clintonville Area Commission not to approve a demolition permit at their April 3 meeting put the project on hold until April 29, the day after the planned rally.
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Published: Saturday, April 26, 2014 at 17:54 PM.
The first day of a two-weekend 2014 Spring Parade of Homes and Remodelers Tour took advantage of real spring weather and a recovering housing market to bring folks out to look, plan and even dream.
Sponsored by the Home Builders Association of Craven and Pamlico Counties, the noon to 5 p.m. free tours feature 22 homes, including 18 newly constructed and four remodeling projects. The Parade of Homes continues today.
In an area with as many finely constructed homes in neighborhoods of distinct character, remodeling and renovation is a frequent choice for home owners and buyers and remodeled outdoor living spaces can add a new dimension to living most of the year.
Association Executive Director Rachelle Hall Oliver said she would have better information later about the number of people touring, but builders and homeowners expect to be busy each of the four days the homes will be open for viewing.
Guests wander through 18 subdivision areas. Home building professionals from outside the area judged entrees and selected the work of a few of the 12 area builders as particularly special.
All homes placing first in the New Construction category are on the tour and open for viewing again Sunday and both days next weekend.
Some of the remodeled home winners are not, however. First place in the Best Whole House Renovation under $100,000, done by Coastal Craftsmen, LLC at 2015 Horseshoe Bend in Trent Woods, and first place Best Outdoor Living $10,000 to $25,000, done by Pope Custom Homes at 116 Teufen Road in Taberna, are open for viewing. Coastal Craftsmen, LLC also did the work on the house winning Best Whole House Renovation over $100,000 which is not on the tour.
New construction winners include Category 1 winner by J.C. Jackson at 3100 Catarina Lane, Category 2 winner Bill Clark Homes of Greenville at 111 Plantation Creek Drive, Category 3 winner Scheper Custom Homes at 309 Ramona Lake Court, Category 4 winner A. Sydes Construction Inc. at 3126 Bettye Gresham Lane, Category 5 winner Jason Arthur Construction at 121 Partridge Drive (which is also New Construction Best in Show), and Category 6 winner Pope Construction Homes at 105 E. Overlook Court.
Other Remodel/Renovation awards went to homes not on the Parade, including Best in Show to Pope Custom Homes for a residence on Green Springs Road.
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Submitted Senecas north and south facing lakefront homesites feature water and double or triple fairway views. The neighborhood will feature residences ranging from 3,200 to 5,000 square feet. Custom home and lot packages are priced from $1.6 to $2.2 million.
Talis Park has introduced Seneca, a new neighborhood that will showcase 43 luxury residences offering the North Naples communitys hallmark In the Park living experience.
Wrapped by the Sea Dwarf paspalum vistas of Talis Parks Greg Norman-Pete Dye designed golf course, Senecas north and south facing lakefront homesites feature water and double or triple fairway views. Priced from the high $400s to $700,000, each of these sites is 190 to 200 feet deep, 77 to 100 feet wide, and will accommodate residences ranging from 3,200 to 5,000 square feet. Custom home and lot packages in Seneca are priced from $1.6 to $2.2 million.
Talis Parks neighborhoods offer the choice of living in a parklike setting or within walking distance of Talis Parks Grand Piazza. This In the Park or In the Village approach reflects developer Kitson & Partners commitment to creating a New Fashioned community where every aspect is relevant to the residents daily lives. Kitson has brought an energized spirit to Talis Park by introducing a lifestyle that is more focused on personal health and well-being, more attuned to family and friends, and more conscious of long-term value and legacy.
In addition to its parklike ambiance, Seneca is within a short walk or bike ride of Talis Parks Grand Piazza, the home of the communitys New Fashioned Vyne House clubhouse and the Great Lawn. Seneca residents will have immediate access to Fionas Market Caf, the Core Fitness Center, and the Esprit Spa, each of which is located at Vyne House. Fionas serves fresh, local fare, wine selections, bar service and other useful daily items.
Kitson has announced it is moving forward with the construction of Vyne House Phase II. Vertical construction is scheduled to begin fourth quarter 2014. Kitson anticipates holding a soft opening of Phase II in December 2015 and a grand opening in January 2016. The combination of Senecas parklike setting and easy access to Talis Parks amenity core will offer a living experience that takes full advantage of all the community offers.
One cornerstone of Kitsons vision for Talis Park is the notion that design matters. As is the case in the communitys other seven neighborhoods, Seneca will offer all-new designs in a refreshing palette of Spanish Eclectic, Italian Renaissance, and Colonial Caribbean architectural styles.
The Seneca residences will be built by four of Southwest Floridas luxury homebuilders, including McGarvey Custom Homes, Fox Custom Builders, Harbourside Custom Homes and Gulfshore Homes. Each participating builder will begin construction of a furnished Seneca model within the next 30 to 60 days. Harbourside Custom Homes will also begin construction of an unfurnished Resident Ready residence.
In addition to its belief that designs matters, Kitson also believes that choice matters. Seneca joins Talis Parks other seven neighborhoods to provide a diverse array of residential choices.
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Today the NY Times answers a question that no one was really asking: How is that giant whale not constantly crashing to the floor of the American Museum of Natural History? Some sort of attachment, perhaps? To the facts!:
Installing whale model, Hall of Ocean Life, 1968 (Rota, Alex J./AMNH Digital Special Collections)
And that's where the "steel bars connect to trusses in the room... That allows the load, the weight of the whale, to be transferred to all that other steel." These photos (newly released from the Museum's vault) show the installation in progress, and how it all looks today. And that's how you ruin the magic of the floating whale.
Installing whale model, Hall of Ocean Life, 1968 (Rota, Alex J./AMNH Digital Special Collections)
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