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Sam #39;s death has prompted a call for action to fence lakes in housing estates. The man-made waterways are being built right next to homes and right on the doo...
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Case Study: Bluedog Fences Australia | Richard Biggs
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SPECIALISED LOUVRETEC INSTALLATIONS
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These products were never initially part of our product mix. Involvement began with architects and owners requesting if we could, for example, manufacture a gate or chimney cowl to match louvers previously installed.
Some of our most spectacular louver installations have been the result!
While every installation is specically custom made, we have now developed design and manufacturing criteria for these systems.
Do not be limited by what is shown here we are constantly working with imaginative people looking for that specialised nal touch for their project.
Currently there are six products in the LouvreTec Installation range:
To compliment LouvreTec Hinged and Sliding Gates a range of Fixed and Adjustable Fence and Fence Inlls are available.
Operable louver balustrades offer an interesting and practical alternative to conventional systems. On offer are all the advantages of an operable louver screen, such as sun and wind protection, privacy when needed or open views when required.
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Holiday Photobombs 02 - Offences Build Fences
Pastor Eric explains the dangers of being easily offended, and how those offences can build fences that others dare not cross. Recorded Live at Cornerstone Chuch in Cheshire, CT. Visit us at...
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"New York State Of Mind" (Billy Joel cover) by No Fences
featuring 12 year old Paul Foschino on Piano and Vocals, Thomas Foschino (13) on drums, Brett Dawson (16) on guitar, and Sean Cortese (15) on bass at the Islip Holiday Street Fair, Dec 7, 2014,...
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The Department of Transportation on Monday began to fix fences near MS 202, the Robert H. Goddard School in Lindenwood, after Assemblyman Phil Goldfeder (D-Rockaway Park) and parents said two weeks ago that schoolchildren were using gaps in them to cut across Conduit Avenue.
I commend Queens DOT and Borough Commissioner Hall for recognizing this dangerous situation and quickly acting to make the required repairs, Goldfeder said in a written statement announcing the start of the remediation of the fence. These repairs will go a long way in keeping students out of harms way.
According to Goldfeder, the DOT has started making preliminary repairs to the fences and will completely patch them up in the next two weeks.
A DOT spokesman confirmed in an email that repairs are taking place near the school.
Goldfeder had written to Dalila Hall, borough commissioner for the DOT, on Nov. 19, saying the pedestrian fences near Arion Street had holes in them that allowed students of the middle school to cut across Conduit Avenue.
This creates a dangerous situation where an accident is waiting to happen and is a major concern to local families and school officials, he said in the letter.
The ongoing repairs were hailed by Gaytrye Persaud, MS 202 PTA President.
The school and all the parents are excited and relieved that they no longer have to worry every day about students getting injured, Persaud said in a written statement. We deeply appreciate Assemblyman Goldfeder fixing this problem that has been putting our students in danger for such a long time.
Goldfeder said he hopes the repairs will give parents of schoolchildren the peace of mind they deserve.
No parent should have to send their child off to school in the morning worried whether they will make it to school safely, he said.
Field and fences. December 7, 2015(12)
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Residents Erin McFazden and Erik Clancy believe fence was erected on their porch because they live in a rent-stabilizedunit The fence was not there when the young couple signed a lease on the Queens, New York apartment building in March Building owners say the fence was installed to keep unit's outdoor spaceseparatefrom astaging area for window washers
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Published: 19:36 EST, 8 December 2014 | Updated: 13:27 EST, 9 December 2014
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Young couple Erin McFadzen and Erik Clancy thought they were signing a lease to the perfect apartment: a rent-stabilizedunit in a newly-constructed high-rise with a porch overlooking the Manhattan skyline.
Instead, they ended up with a cage.
These are the bleak wire fences the couple found when they moved into the Q41 apartment in July, which theybelievewere erected to keep residents in the building paying market value from becoming jealous of their extra space.
Roped off: Erik Clancy 29 years old and Erin McFadzen 30, behind the so-called 'poor fence' on their Queens apartment
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Zoning code review By CHRIS BOURNEA Tuesday December 9, 2014 8:38 AM
As the year draws to a close, Bexley's zoning code modernization committee is finishing up work on a set of recommendations to simplify and update the zoning code and design guidelines.
The committee held its final public meetings Nov. 24 and Dec. 1 at City Hall.
The committee includes Mayor Ben Kessler, who also serves as the city's development director; Kathy Rose, building and zoning director; planning consultant Jason Sudy; legal consultant Catherine Cunningham; and representatives from the city's Board of Zoning Appeals and the Planning and Tree commissions.
For more than a year, the committee has been studying issues such as Main Street building design guidelines, parking requirements for businesses and whether to combine the BZA and Planning Commission into one body.
A combined BZA and Planning Commission makes sense in a built-out, inner-ring suburb such as Bexley, Kessler said.
"There are other communities like Upper Arlington that have combined the BZA and the planning commission," he said. "We're trying to keep the process as streamlined as possible and make it more cohesive and coherent."
At the Dec. 1 meeting, the committee also discussed recommendations for residential fences and walls.
"This was one of the most-talked-about sections (of the zoning code)," Sudy said.
The committee recommends increasing the current fence height limit of 42 inches to 48 inches. The change is designed to prevent homeowners from seeking variances to build fences as high as 72 inches, Rose said.
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After years of public feuding, Kim Zolciak and NeNe Leakes have decided to put the past behind them.
The two reality stars revealed that they've mended their friendship during appearances on an episode of Bravo's "Watch What Happens Live" Sunday night.
Leakes, 46, and Zolciak, 36, sat down with host Andy Cohen and spilled the details on how they rekindled their bond.
"I would say time, time heals wounds," Leakes said. "I think over time we just healed and, you know, Kim ended up leaving the show and all those things."
"I agree, I definitely think time [closed the rift]," Zolciak said.
Leakes currently stars in the seventh season of "The Real Housewives of Atlanta." Zolciak, who left "RHOA" in 2012, wrapped up season three of her Bravo spinoff, "Don't Be Tardy," this September.
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