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MANCHESTER A suspect in a driveway-paving scam that hit town in 2009 was arraigned on charges related to the scheme in Superior Court this week.
The man, Anthony Monbleau, 23, of Somersworth, New Hampshire, was arraigned in Superior Court Monday on four warrants after being arrested in Concord Sept. 19, Manchester police said.
His charges include two counts of second-degree larceny, nine counts of notice in sales agreement, and four counts of violating home improvement contracts.
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Paving of the east side of Carpenter Road is scheduled to begin today, Sept. 25, and will limit driveway access to the east side of the road while the concrete pavement is being placed.
The east side of the northbound lane will be paved Thursday and, depending on the weather, paving of the outside lanes is scheduled for the remainder of the week. Paving will begin at the Washtenaw Avenue intersection and continue south to the Packard Road intersection.
Once that process is complete, the contractor is scheduled to begin work on the concrete curb and gutter, driveways and the sidewalk.
Earlier this month, work on the five-lane road was shifted as the west side of the road was paved and the project entered stage two. Construction of the road has left one lane open in both directions.
Lane closures remain the same for the project and an alternate route for traffic is suggested using Packard Road, Golfside Road, and Washtenaw Avenue.
The project began late after a mix-up in paperwork delayed the start of construction. The project is expected to last until November.
Matt Durr covers Ypsilanti for The Ann Arbor News. Email him at mattdurr@mlive.com or follow him on Twitter.
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Paving on east side of Carpenter Road begins Thursday
LINN COUNTY (KWWL) - Thousands of dollars of damage was done to a Linn County road after a driver decided to drive through fresh concrete.
"Somebody went around the machine," said Steve Gannon, Linn County engineer. "Used a driveway to get up onto the pavement, did damage to get up onto this fresh concrete."
The damage was done to a new concrete overlay being put down on Monticello Road in Linn County. It's not your everyday pothole patch -- it's eight inches of new concrete.
"It doesn't happen very often at all," said Gannon. "This should last 50, 60 years."
There are signs warning the road is closed to through traffic, and the county says that it warned people who live there that the paving would be happening and they would lose access for a couple of days.
According to the Linn County Sheriff, the construction crew says the damage is worth $100,000 to $350,000, but the county engineer says only part of the road must be fixed and the rest will have "scars" from the tracks.
He estimates the repairs will cost around $20,000 and they are the responsibility of the contractor, not the county.
The engineer says if there was an emergency on the closed section of roadway, the county would allow for emergency vehicles to drive on the wet pavement and would cover the cost.
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ROUGEMONT, N.C. (WTVD) --
Joseph Puentes and Ken Suggs, who are neighbors, both hired Stevens Driveway Services to pave their driveways last October, and both are still dealing with the aftermath.
Puentes paid $4,200 for a new driveway, but after the job was complete, he noticed problems right away.
"I started seeing grass grow along the edge," Puentes said. Attempting to stop the growth, Puentes started spraying weed killer on top of the newly paved driveway, but the grass continued to grow.
"I'd like the weeds to stop growing and the cracks filled," he said.
Ken Suggs also noticed problems with his newly paved driveway after paying $5,000.
"Just deteriorating asphalt," Suggs said.
A few months after the crew replaced the pipe underneath his driveway, Suggs noticed that the asphalt caved in.
"I just really want what I actually paid him for," Suggs said.
After being unable to solve their problems on their own, both men called me.
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What would the completion of the new Hilo High School gymnasium be without another delay?
On Saturday, Sept. 13, the school community was set to recognize the grand opening of the long-anticipated facility. But with five days to go, those plans were put on hold.
Principal Robert Dircks asked media representatives Tuesday, Sept. 9, to delay announcing the opening event after he learned of an unanticipated delay.
In an email sent Monday, Dircks explained the opening was delayed because of a scheduling conflict between contractors regarding the paving of the gyms driveway fronting Waianuenue Avenue. General contractor F&H Construction and subcontractor Yamada and Sons Inc. were delayed in completing the driveway because of malfunctioning equipment, he said.
The driveway work was completed Friday, Dircks added, but the dedication of the gymnasium will be rescheduled once the gymnasium is completed. This date has not yet been set, but we expect it to be no later than Nov. 26, he wrote.
It was unclear what specific work remains to be done on the property. In his email, Dircks said the state, contractor and the architect have begun a process to draw up a punchlist with final touches to be performed on the building.
When the punchlist is completed to the satisfaction of all involved, the building will be turned over to the school, he said.
The $11.2 million gymnasium has met with a number of delays since its earliest inception, and officials say much of the delay can be traced to a requirement that the building serve double duty.
The new gymnasium serves not only as an athletic facility but also as a Civil Defense shelter and staging area. As a result of the latter, the architectural design requirements were reviewed and subsequently adjusted to meet stringent criteria, Dircks said.
Meanwhile, he added, structural issues within the steelwork of the building further helped push back the completion date.
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The village renewed its contract for its compost site on Parker Road.
The village has had an agreement with Robert and Carol Breuninger Trust since 2008 to dump leaves collected from residents onto a 5-acre section of land fronting Parker Road. According to city documents, village staff say the relationship has been successful.
The village will pay $4,500 a year in two installments (April 1 and Oct. 1) each year for the use of the land for composting the leaves.
B2B trail work OK'd
The Village Council approved a contract with OHM to complete the design and bid documents for the Border to Border Trail from Central Street to the end of the path from Dexter Huron Metropark.
This work will also include paving the DPW driveway and the negotiated site improvements that were part of the sales agreement with Hafner Rentals LLC.
The improvements will include:
A 20-foot-wide asphalt driveway between Central Street and the existing asphalt driveway at the DPW gate
A 10-foot-wide asphalt pathway immediately south of the driveway
An asphalt parking lot for residents at 3616 Central St. Continued...
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The following building permits were issued in Lincolnshire between May 25 and May 31. Theyare presented as they appear in public records.
Address: 6 Pheasant Row, Issue date: May 27 Contractor: Kaplan Paving Permit covers: Sfr remove/replace driveway
Address: 10 Grenadier Ct, Issue date: May 27 Contractor: J & E Doyle Plumbing Permit covers: Sfremerg. sanitary sewer repair
Address: 27 Dukes Ln, Issue date: May 28 Contractor: Countryside Roofing Siding & Windows Permit covers: Sfr roof tearoff Construction cost: $9,112
Address: 8 Anglican Ln, Issue date: May 29 Contractor: None Provided Permit covers: Sfr rooftearoff Construction cost: $5,000
Address: 39 Plymouth Ct, Issue date: May 29 Contractor: American Asphalt Permit covers: Sfr driveway replcmnt.& mudjacking walk
Address: 20 Cedar Ln, Issue date: May 30 Contractor: Champion Roofing Inc. Permit covers: Sfr roof tearoff Construction cost: $11,800
Address: 555 Bond St, Issue date: May 30 Contractor: Principle Construction Corp. Permit covers: Office/warehse.intr. office altrns. Construction cost: $407,000
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UPDATE 9/12/14 @ 12:34 p.m. LINCOLN COUNTY, W.Va. (WSAZ) -- West Virginia State Police say the driver of a tanker truck, who crashed Friday morning, has passed away from the injuries he received in the crash.
The crash happened about 6 a.m. near the intersection of Roy Branch Road and Route 10 in Branchland.
West Virginia State Police say the driver was Laverne Gillette, 47, of Grayson, Kentucky.
The truck rolled over, spilling a small amount of petroleum asphalt on a driveway near the road.
The paving truck belonged to W.Va. Paving.
One lane is shut down while crews continue to clean up the debris.
No word on what caused the accident, or what time the road will reopen.
Keep clicking on WSAZ.com for the latest on this story.
The rollover crash happened near the intersection of Roy Branch Road on Route 10. It happened just before 6 a.m.
Only a small amount of the 1600 gallons of the product spilled in the crash.
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