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Published: Saturday, Feb. 22, 2014, 7:09p.m. Updated 2 hours ago
Depending on weather, Butler County hopes to break ground on a new district judge office in Cranberry in April or May and complete the project by the end of December, according to county Chief Clerk Amy Wilson.
The building is expected to have nearly 3,900 square feet of space, including a courtroom and offices for District Judge David Kovach, one administrative assistant and three clerks.
An earlier estimate put the cost of the new facility at $700,000.
Wilson said Cranberry has offered to install the infrastructure, connecting the building to sewer and water service.
She said she didn't know exactly how much the township's contribution would save the county, but that Cranberry was expecting to do a similar project nearby for about $8,000. She added that the material cost for the infrastructure is about $25,000.
County commissioners last year bought about an acre of in the 9000 block of Marshall Road, previously owned by the Bartling family. The county expects to save money by owning the court building instead of renting space.
The county budgeted $72,000 in rent payments for 2014 to Lue-Regent Associates for the current courtroom and offices in a building on Keystone Drive.
County officials believe they can shave off nearly $10,000 of the annual cost because repaying money borrowed to construct the new office building will be less.
The county owns buildings used by District Judges Kevin O'Donnell in Butler Township, Peter Shaffer in Butler and Timothy Shaffer in Slippery Rock.
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A half-dozen people have filed a civil lawsuit claiming a company building a high rise along San Felipe between Kirby Drive and South Shepherd Drive is violating nuisance laws during construction, Local 2 Investigates has learned.
The lawsuit was filed Feb. 14 against 2229 San Felipe, LLC, according to Harris County online court records.
Ryan Bernard, who lives in the area, says dump trucks line up at about 6 a.m. most mornings and often have their engines idling.
Once you wake up, it's like that all day long," Bernard said. He lives in a condo across the street from the building which is under construction. "What we are hearing from the house is just pounding into the ground like shaking. The whole building is shaking.
He wears noise-canceling headphones.
Its seven days a week, Saturday and Sunday included," he said.
The civil suit asks a court to prohibit the construction at 2229 San Felipe high-rise office building. If the project goes forward, the suit asks for actual damages to include the loss in value of their respective properties.
The Houston Police Department said construction noise levels must not reach greater than 85 decibels. When Local 2 checked with the department recently, a spokeswoman said department didnt have a record of tickets being issued for noise ordnance violations.
Neighbors have objected to the project from the beginning saying a large office building doesnt fit their neighborhood or the small streets that surround it.
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The new courthouse will rise 22 stories and 389 feet on the block bounded by State, Union, B and C streets. Note top cornice which doubles as a shade structure for the east-facing corridors. Skidmore, Owings & Merrill
The new courthouse will rise 22 stories and 389 feet on the block bounded by State, Union, B and C streets. Note top cornice which doubles as a shade structure for the east-facing corridors. / Skidmore, Owings & Merrill
San Diego will break ground next month on its most expensive public office building ever: The $555.5 million, San Diego Central Courthouse.
Funded from increased court fines and fees, the 704,000-square-foot building at Union and C streets downtown will replace the obsolete county courthouse that opened 53 years ago.
I think, in part, we live in a very different world than when the current buildings we occupy were built, said David J. Danielsen, presiding judge of the San Diego Superior Court. I dont think any of us had any clue way back in the day of the potential danger of asbestos. I dont think anybody ever designed a building with modern terrorists in mind.
Due for completion in 2016, the building also breaks the mold in courthouse design. No more Classical columns or bell towers, such as those that existed in earlier San Diego courthouses. This courthouse is a 22-story skyscraper 389 feet tall.
Officials considered moving the facility to a suburban location but rejected that idea because of the concentration of legal and law enforcement activities downtown.
The trend will be toward these kinds of arrangements, said the project architect Javier Arizmendi at Skidmore, Owings and Merrill in San Francisco. I think its more efficient in the way people will move through the building. It is much safer in terms of the way people are processed through the facility.
But unfortunately for urban planners, the building does not mix uses with retail or restaurant space that could keep the area vibrant after business hours.
We did look at that, said Clifford Ham, principal architect for the , principal architect in the Administrative Office of the Courts. We felt the ground floor perimeter is too valuable to us.
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