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Black Ops 2 RTC - Demolition on Carrier - Ep.86
Episode 86 of my Road to Commander in which we play Demolition on Carrier. #9659;My Twitter: https://twitter.com/xJHUBx #9659;My Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/xJHu...
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Residents that claim the razing of older homes in Belmont has become too common, particularly in precincts 3 and 4, have signed a petition to restrict demolition, which will be acted upon at special Town Meeting May 29.
The demolition moratorium would impose a one-year delay on the demolition of detached single-family dwelling units in the general residence zoning districts, where such detached units are replaced with any residential structure other than a single-family dwelling on the same lot.
They are asking the town to engage in planning studies to address the affects of such demolition and construction and recommend long-term regulations consistent with sound land use planning goals and objectives.
At the May 14 Planning Board meeting, the citizens gave a presentation showing how single-family homes are being torn down and replaced with over-sized multi-family dwellings. One example in their presentation was a historic home at 111 Waverley St., which was built by the late Robert J. Pelletier, who was instrumental in developing the MIT Solar House. It was torn down and replaced with a two-family home with a six-car garage. The home was advertised as a huge townhouse that looks and feels like a singlefamily home. It is 2,600-square-feet on two floors, has a three-car garage and has a list price of $849,000.
We are simply asking for time to study the impacts of what weve been observing in our neighborhoods, said Judith Sarno, Precinct 3, a co-sponsor of the demolition moratorium.
We want to work with planning, not to prevent development but to help guide development to preserve open space, breathable space and the character of our neighborhoods and town, said Sarno.
Planning Board member Joseph DeStefano, principal of Desco Associates, Inc., a landscape, real estate development and management company, said he believes some developers remove value from properties if what they build is disproportionate with the neighborhood.
I think there needs to be some kind of review process, said DeStefano, adding developers need to be sensitive to a neighborhood.
His company recently demolished single-family homes on Washington and Common streets and is in the process of rebuilding new single-family homes in those locations.
Sami Baghdady, chairman of the Planning Board, said whatever the outcome is at special Town Meeting his board will address this issue.
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AFTER stopping clearing operations at the fire site in sitio Bato, barangay Ermita, acting Mayor Joy Augustus Young suspended the demolition of a stage owned by a homeowners group in sitio Mahayahay, barangay Apas in Cebu City.
The consent of the homeowners must be secured along with a permit from the Capitol, Young said.
He said there was no court order for the demolition.
The stage in sitio Mahayahay near a basketball court was owned by an urban poor group in Apas. Apas barangay captain Ramil Ayuman said the stage will be moved below a community day care center.
The (removal of the stage) has the consent of the provincial government which owns the land where the stage stands, Ayuman said.
He said Pepito Fuello, president of the sitio Mahayahay Homeowners Group with the Daycare Teachers Association, pushed for the project. Ayuman said the urban poor group supported the project and wondered why they are opposing it now. CNU Intern Nice Ann Teleron
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NATIONAL CITY, Calif. - Neighbors protested the demolition of a historic home in National City Thursday.
The structure is known as the Carriage House, located behind the historic Wallace Dickinson House built in 1887.
"My daughter currently owns the Wallace Dickinson home, she bought it as her forever home," said Stephen Norton a retired Navy chief.
The property with both buildings was split up decades ago and the Carriage House was left out when the Wallace Dickinson House received a historic designation, according to Norton.
Norton said he tried to stop the demolition while his daughter is deployed with the U.S. Coast Guard. He said she does not want to see a slice of history leveled behind her own home.
"Somebody has to fight the fight for them when they're gone," said Norton.
International Community Foundation, which runs cross-border philanthropies and is the new owner of the Carriage House, said the organization needed the additional space.
Lisa Moctezuma with International Community Foundation said the structure was being used as a drug house. She said it was in such disrepair that it would cost more to repair and restore than to build a new, larger building.
"Right now, it is just going to be taken down, it is actually dangerous, from the time that we bought the property, there have been squatters," said Moctezuma.
But Norton disagrees with the decision.
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Demolition of an old warehouse at 80 Rochester Ave. will create an 11-acre parcel at Pease International Tradeport.Deb Cram photo
PORTSMOUTH Demolition work has begun on a 153,000-square-foot warehouse at Pease International Tradeport.
Once completely demolished, the 11 acres of land left behind at 80 Rochester Ave. will be the largest available parcel in the tradeport, according to David Mullen, executive director of the Pease Development Authority.
The warehouse, which was once one of the most significant buildings ever built at the former Pease Air Force Base, was formerly the home of Port City Warehousing Services.
Conducting the demolition and abatement work is Green Environmental of Norwell, Mass. The company was the lowest bidder of 10 companies that applied for the contract. Terms of the agreement call for the cost not to exceed $675,000. The board also awarded a contract to Greenman-Pedersen Inc. for construction oversight services. That contract is for no more than $53,900.
Pease is expected to be reimbursed half of the cost to demolish the warehouse thanks to a 50/50 grant awarded by the U.S. Commerce Departments Economic Development Administration last year.
Currently, crews can be seen on site removing panels of asbestos both inside and outside of the warehouse. Mullen said the crews will eventually remove most all elements of the warehouse, leaving only the buildings skeleton.
Mullen said he expects the entire warehouse will be demolished by late August or early September.
The land is located in an industrial zone, which, according to Mullen, means it could allow for a building either for office use or manufacturing.
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Crews have begun abatement and demolition work at an abandoned warehouse at 80 Rochester Ave. in the Pease International Tradeport.Deb Cram/dcram@seacoastonline.com
PORTSMOUTH Demolition work has begun on a 153,000-square-foot warehouse at Pease International Tradeport.
Once demolished, the 11 acres of land cleared at 80 Rochester Ave. will be the largest available parcel at the tradeport, according to David Mullen, executive director of the Pease Development Authority. The warehouse, which was once one of the most significant buildings ever built at the former Pease Air Force Base, was formerly home to Port City Warehousing Services.
Conducting the demolition and abatement work is Green Environmental of Norwell, Mass. The company was the lowest of 10 bidders that applied for the contract. Terms of the agreement call for the cost not to exceed $675,000. The board also awarded a contract to Greenman-Pedersen Inc. for construction oversight services. That contract is for no more than $53,900.
Pease is expected to be reimbursed half of the cost to demolish the warehouse due to a 50/50 grant awarded by the U.S. Commerce Department's Economic Development Administration last year.
Crews are now removing panels of asbestos both inside and outside of the warehouse. Mullen said the crews will eventually remove most elements of the warehouse, leaving only its skeleton. He said he expects the entire warehouse will be razed by late August or early September.
According to Mullen, the land is in an industrial zone, which means it could allow for either an office or manufacturing use.
"I've had a couple people call me, one with a large manufacturing use, another with an office use," he said. "Everybody is taking notice of the property and recognizing if you want to build something big, 11 acres is probably going to be your site."
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Demolition of the Coal Stack at Western Illinois University
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The Cove Night Club Demolition in Atlanta
I taped this the very last day of the cove being there, I wish I got a brick or something like I did with The Armory, but atleast I got this, I am guessing t...
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