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The mansion remodeling project at 360 Mountain Home Road in Woodside is on again. The town had posted a stop-work order on July 3 after staff discovered construction activity not within the scope of project permits.
The Town Council on Sept. 9 voted 5-0 to grant an appeal by representatives of the owner to lift the stop-work order and allow work to resume on the partially demolished 7,423-square-foot mansion.
The decision came with conditions, including that the owner propose to Planning Director Jackie Young, for her review and for her approval at her discretion, sustainability measures such as solar panels and rainwater collectors.
Councilman Tom Shanahan recused himself from the council's decision because he lives nearby. Councilman Peter Mason was absent.
Staff reports list the owner of the 8.74-acre property as SV Projects LLC. The owner has been represented in public meetings by the Mill Valley firm Van Acker Construction Associates, and by attorney John Hanna of the Palo Alto firm Hanna & Van Atta.
The mansion first made news in November 2012 when it was sold for $117.5 million, a new U.S. record for a single-family home, according to news reports at the time.
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The mansion was completed in 2009. The 2013 remodeling plans included replacing wooden siding with stone, expanding the basement and replacing the roofs with gray slate.
While the 2009 home was considered "inconsistent" with the town's design criteria, the limited scope of proposed changes led to permission to raise some areas of the roof and add 400 square feet of floor space.
The town had given the owner permission to remove the basement's floor and the walls. When inspectors visited the site in mid-May, they found the main house sitting on horizontal beams above an empty space where the basement, first floor and first-floor framing used to be, according to staff reports.
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WILBER - Plans for a $4 million addition to the Saline County courthouse are focused on accessibility.
Currently, the courthouse lacks an elevator. The stairwell does feature a chairlift, but Saline County Treasurer Debbie Spanyerds, a wheelchair user whose office is located on the second floor of the building, said most customers dont like to use the lift. As a remedy, Spanyerds sends clerks downstairs to meet customers who are unable to travel to the upper-level floors.
I really kind of feel that doesnt give them the dignity, Spanyerds said. I think theyd like to come upstairs and take care of the business themselves.
Saline County Commissioner Willis Luedke said many of the notable features of the new addition will remedy most of the accessibility issues. The addition will include an elevator as well as a second stairwell to meet fire safety codes. Restrooms which meet the current Americans with Disabilities Act standards also will be added.
The restrooms on the second and third floor are not handicap accessible because they have a step up into them, Luedke explained. Well be eliminating those restrooms on the second and third floor and putting in handicap accessible restrooms in the new addition.
Another concern at the courthouse is a lack of separation between inmates and visitors. Currently, prisoners are held in the public corridor just outside of the county courtroom while waiting for court hearings and trials. That's also where the public waits before entering to take drivers license exams.
Were adding a sally port in the basement level of the addition, Luedke said. Law enforcement will enter the sally port, unload the prisoners, get them into the elevator and take them directly up to the first floor or third floor for either county court or district court. Theyll then be held in a holding room until its time for them to appear in court. That keeps them out of the flow of traffic for the general public.
Originally, the county had planned to break ground on the courthouse addition by Oct. 1. Luedke said a start date is currently unknown. He said he hopes construction can begin later this fall or early next spring.
Were doing extensive planning so that the remodeling will meet the needs of the various offices that are affected by it, Luedke said. We also want to take into account the general public when they come in. How can we best meet their needs within the confines of the building that we have?
Luedke said according to feedback he has received regarding the project, the public appears excited for the upcoming changes.
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FLORENCE, SC (WMBF) - A multi-million dollar renovation is happening in a building to improve its safety rating.
The Florence County Complex was rated as one of the worst municipal buildings in the U.S. last year.
In July, when the county was given the news, county council was not sure how it would pay for the upgrades.
Funding for this big project was found in the Penny Sales Project.
"The consultant said that this is one of the most dangerous courthouses they have ever visited," Florence County Administrator Rusty Smith said.
It's the message that is now fueling the $5 million renovation happening inside the Florence County Complex.
Last year, the county hired a consulting firm who gave the building a poor rating 3.4 out of 10.
The mechanical, electrical and safety concerns surrounding the courtroom were just some of the issues brought before county council.
"The capital sales project is funding most of this construction and we feel that it is very beneficial and enhances this facility," Smith said.
Our cameras were given the first look at some of the updates going on inside of the 40-year-old building.
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