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MOREHEAD CITY Preliminary proposals for consolidating the citys administrative functions now scattered around various locations and renovating city-owned properties could cost millions.
City officials arent likely to make any immediate decisions on the options presented Friday during a council work session held at the downtown Municipal Building to discuss concepts developed in a space-needs analysis, but discussions are likely to continue right away.
We will probably schedule a work session for the council just to talk about space needs sometime in the next couple weeks, City Manager Dave Whitlow said Tuesday.
Architects with MMM Design Group of Norfolk, Va., presented their findings during the work session, providing conceptual illustrations of possible renovations of and additions to the Municipal Building on South Eighth Street, the Webb Library on Evans Street and the Charles S. Wallace Building on Bridges Street. The study also looked at the city hall offices in the former U.S. Post Office and the adjacent rented office space on Arendell Street, the recreation center on Fisher Street, a storage building on Fifth Street and a downtown garage for city vehicles.
Proposed in the analysis were various options for renovating the Wallace Building, the Municipal Building and the library each including options for additions. The firm also proposed demolition of portions of the Wallace Building, including the auditorium deemed to be in poor condition, and the former fire department portion of the Municipal Building, also judged to be in bad shape.
The study recommendations were the result of city staff meeting with the architects for a couple months to discuss current and future needs, looking 10-20 years ahead, and visual inspections of the various buildings.
Architect Stelios Xystros of the MMM Design Group said there were numerous observed problems, including code deficiencies, accessibility issues and areas of space not well suited for the citys use and function.
He said the library building seems to be functioning very well. Its a nice library, he said, but accessibility problems were noted.
The Wallace building is too big for its current function, he said. The structure is home to the Coastal Academy for Technology and Science, formerly known as Cape Lookout High School, but the school occupies only part of the first floor.
The city is heating and cooling a building that is not suitable to its function, Mr. Xystros said.
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An illustration of the Capitol Way development in Brent, north London, for which Mildenhall-based architectural glazing company EAG is to provide curtain walling and glass screens.
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Architectural glazing firm EAG has been appointed as a sub-contractor to provide a mix of curtain walling, doors and glass screens as part of a 64million development in Brent, north London.
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The mixed-use scheme involves the creation of 379 apartments, 60,000sq ft of retail space and a 450-space basement car park on a former warehouse site in Capitol Way.
Main contractor for the scheme, on behalf of Royal London Asset Management and Neat Development, is Shepherd Construction.
EAG will commence work on site immediately in connection with the construction of a marketing suite, with the main works following later on in the year.
Edward Whipp, pre-construction director atEAG, said: Having completed a 9m sub-contract for Shepherd Construction at Holland Park School we are delighted
to be endorsed by the Shepherd team again for their next project.
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Mother: No drugs in SIU student's system at death Mother: No drugs in SIU student's system at death
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The toxicology reports are back in connection to the February death of an SIU student, according to the victim's mother.
The toxicology reports are back in connection to the February death of an SIU student, according to the victim's mother.
Updated: Wednesday, April 2 2014 12:17 PM EDT2014-04-02 16:17:56 GMT
Law enforcement is seeking the identity of a reported sexual predator known only as "John Doe 28."
Law enforcement is seeking the identity of a reported sexual predator known only as "John Doe 28."
Updated: Wednesday, April 2 2014 2:36 PM EDT2014-04-02 18:36:16 GMT
A southern Indiana woman and her boyfriend have been charged with committing sexual offenses against children in western Kentucky after prosecutors say they threatened the children with "hexes and curses"
A southern Indiana woman and her boyfriend have been charged with committing sexual offenses against children in western Kentucky after prosecutors say they threatened the children with "hexes and curses"
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Vanessa Cox, a participant at Easter Seals Colorado Wings, a provider of day programs for developmentally disabled adults, shows one of the paintings she created there. The agency is in the process of remodeling, which will include new shelving in the art room to hold supplies and artwork. (Jenny Sparks / Loveland Reporter-Herald)
Katie Dockery shook a sparkly, purple pompom Thursday to invoke touch, sound and sight in the new sensory room at Easter Seals Colorado Wings.
Dockery, director of the day program for adults with developmental disabilities, pointed out a lamp with colorful lights, the bright pictures on the walls, the beanbag and couch, and a list of items that stimulate the senses, such as leis, beads and felt strips.
"All of the stuff we have in here stimulates your senses, except for smell, because it can be overwhelming," Dockery said, explaining that an activated sense of smell can bring on seizures for some of the day-program participants.
The sensory room is among the list of remodeling projects underway at the Easter Seals facility, 1656 Topaz Drive. Work started mid-February and is expected to be finished at the beginning of May prior to an open house at 4-6 p.m. Wednesday, May 7.
"We just changed around the layout we do have," Dockery said.
The $17,000 project paid with $7,000 in donations and the rest from Easter Seals provided for a joint restroom and changing room, new flooring and painting, and finishing the upstairs area with carpeting, paint, blinds and furniture for a supported employment center.
The supported employment center, which spans 400 square feet, will offer participants job coaching on getting and keeping a job, plus placement services in job enclaves, where a group of up to eight people collectively will do a job together to learn job skills. A job enclave is already at work at the ReStore in Loveland with participants earning money based on their performance.
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As megaresort trend fades, companies focus on luxury in small settings 2 April 2014
By Howard Stutz
LAS VEGAS -- Las Vegas is getting smaller.
That is, if you call 1,600-room and 1,100-room Strip hotels boutique properties.
By the end of the year, Las Vegas will have about a half-dozen hotel-casinos that operators classify as boutique, luxury or lifestyle in their marketing efforts.
Its actually not a unique concept.
The Hard Rock Hotel and Casino and The Palms Casino Resort, for example, began as smaller hotel-casinos before expansions grew their room bases.
The idea was to break from the Strips megaresort business model 3,000 or more rooms and suites, multiple restaurants and entertainment venues, large retail and convention facilities for something a little more intimate.
Karie Hall, general manager of the 188-room The Cromwell Caesars Entertainment Corporations entry into the boutique hotel market said personalized service is a balancing act. Customers of smaller properties want to be known to the staff, but they also want to be unknown so that the level of service isnt smothering, especially in Las Vegas.
A smaller property allows you to keep things new and fresh, Hall said. You know a customers personality, their wants and what they dislike. And you also know the level of service to provide.
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