If you are feeling bogged down in Halloween content in Pioneer Trail, rest assured that Zynga hasn’t abandoned thoughts of other things, as it’s clear new items are definitely in the works.
The Gahanna Planning Commission has approved an amended certificate of appropriateness for Clark Hall that includes two future building sites poised for retail and restaurants. The original site plan showed a phased project with a substantial portion of the old Kroger slab in place, stated Gerry Bird, principal of Bird Houk.
September 11, 2011 Editorial: A partnership’ to explore, if … The Gloucester Daily Times Sun Sep 11, 2011, 11:21 PM EDT City Councilor Bruce Tobey’s idea of exploring a potential “partnership” with a non-profit or other entity for using parts of City Hall is well worth a look.
POSTED: Sunday, August 28, 2011 UPDATED: 11:06 pm EDT August 28, 2011 JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Celebration Church officially broke ground Sunday for its new 70,000-square-foot facility.The ground-breaking ceremony marks a significant milestone for Celebration Church, as its future building will expand the church’s capacity to serve the Northeast Florida region.The $15 million building project will feature 3,000 seats in the arena-style sanctuary, state-of-the-art broadcasting and audio visual abilities and environmentally friendly civil design.
LAKE FOREST – As the city’s burgeoning development landscape begins to take root, city leaders want to make sure developers design and build in a way that reflects what the community wants. The City Council approved a two-step application process for three developers with plans for projects on land that requires an amendment to the city’s general plan.
LOIS CAIRNS Engineers say cost-effective technology exists to combat earthquake damage and it should be used in all future building projects. As a Royal Commission of Inquiry continues its probe into why so many Christchurch buildings collapsed during February’s magnitude 6.3 earthquake, the New Zealand Society for Earthquake Engineering is calling on the building industry to make more use of technology.
LOIS CAIRNS Engineers say cost-effective technology exists to combat earthquake damage and it should be used in all future building projects. As a Royal Commission of Inquiry continues its probe into why so many Christchurch buildings collapsed during February’s magnitude 6.3 earthquake, the New Zealand Society for Earthquake Engineering is calling on the building industry to make more use of technology.
– August 9, 2011Posted in: Local News With a public dedication set for September for the town of Whitman’s first major ‘new building’ in the last 25 years, town officials are beginning to look at what’s next for building projects in town, now that the Whitman Police Department is fully functional out of their new police station on Essex Street Town Administrator Frank Lynam states a long-range facility study done a few years back will help.
Investors had several earnings and economic reports to examine last week. Companies such as Apple, IBM and Coca Cola reported very strong second quarter earnings. Housing starts jumped almost 15 percent in June, and building permits — a gauge of future building activity — also grew, and new claims for jobless benefits rose by 10,000 last week as the labor market remains weak.