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Skaneateles The Skaneateles Board of Education has started discussing plans to make major improvements to the middle school and high school buildings during the next six years at what is expected to be a large price tag which will need to be approved by public bond sometime in 2013.
The anticipated improvement projects were discussed at the Dec. 18 BOE meeting, during a presentation by the boards facilities committee. Committee member Keith Krieger said the committee has been assessing the two buildings infrastructure needs for many meetings in recent weeks, including a walk-through of the buildings to look at building cracks, unsuitable windows and spots where asbestos needs to be removed.
Last week the facilities committee met to review the entire infrastructure project and discuss how to fund the potential renovations in years to come, Krieger said.
Dale Bates, assistant superintendent for business and finance, said he will make a full presentation on the potential project finances and resident tax implications at a board meeting in January. No numbers or estimates were offered during the Dec. 18 meeting.
Krieger said the infrastructure project will be spread in four phases:
Phase 1 will include asbestos abatement, roofs for both buildings, boiler replacement and masonry restoration.
Phase 2 will include HVAC, lights and ceiling replacements.
Phase 3 will include general building renovations, new computer labs, a new generator, elevator work (mandated by federal law) and general technology improvements including the addition of classroom white boards.
Phase 4 will include a complete renovation of the middle school gymnasium and locker rooms, and improvements to the grandstands and press box on the high school football field.
Board member Michael E. Card suggested to the board that the project architects be tasked with evaluating building security and safety in light of the recent elementary school shooting in Connecticut, saying, I realize we cant make everything bulletproof, but I think we need to do a reassessment of our buildings.
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By Heather Rule The Post-Bulletin, Austin MN
Always planning for the future, the Austin City Council approved the $103.4 million, five-year capital improvement plan during its meeting Monday.
The five-year plan is used by the city to plan for future public improvements. It covers 2013-17 and totals $103,391,887. The plan was approved with a 6-1 vote, with Marian Clennon voting against it.
There is a limited use of property taxes over the next five years to help accomplish the capital improvements. The city has been successful at using a combination of investment earnings, adequate user charges and sound fiscal management to leverage city money with funding from outside donations and the state and federal governments.
Department heads from the city offer input for projects in the plan, which include a wide variety of items, ranging from the airport to the wastewater treatment plant to street construction and vehicle replacements.
Five-year plan projects include:
Austin Police Department: Law Enforcement Center remodel, animal shelter, K-9 replacement, three new marked police cars.
Austin Fire Department: Replacing aging fire trucks.
Austin Public Library: Carpet replacement, public access computer replacement, tables/chairs, interior painting.
Jay C. Hormel Nature Center: Stepping bridge replacement, visitor center upgrades, Ruby Rupner Auditorium HVAC, tables/chairs.
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City council approves five-year plan for capital improvements
District will bond for the work, but no tax increase is planned
BY JACQUELINE DURETT Correspondent
During a referendum vote on Dec. 11, South Amboy voters approved a school district request to start elementary school renovations.
The vote, which passed 281 to 248, gives the green light to a range of improvements, which is estimated by officials to cost around $8.47 million.
Work includes roof repairs and new windows where needed; restroom, lunchroom and kitchen renovations; HVAC rooftop units and boiler replacements; air conditioning, fire alarm and electrical upgrades; partial brick repointing; fire escape repairs; new lighting fixtures; ceilings and flooring; and a new main entrance canopy.
The district plans to bond for the work, but no tax increase is planned, as the district is synchronizing the bonding with the retirement of some existing debt.
I would like to thank the citizens of South Amboy who voted to pass the Board of Educations referendum on the elementary school, said board President Cindy Zammit. This referendum will allow us to make many major repairs to the elementary school and bring other areas up to date. Our children need to have the best learning environment possible, and we will now be able to provide that.
Renovations are slated to begin next summer and would take up to two years to complete. Zammit said the district would have to go out to bid for contractors before a timeline could be finalized.
School officials have said in the past that up to 40 percent of the project would have been eligible for state funding, but the district did not pursue that because, according to district information, the state has not been approving any capital projects for which state facilities aid is requested.
Zammit said that she and the district have been mindful of the current economy, adding that she appreciates voters support at a time when things are so tough economically.
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BY RICK KAMBIC | rkambic@pioneerlocal.com December 20, 2012 8:46AM
Gary Steinhafel shakes hands with Vernon Hills Village President Roger Byrne during a chamber event emphasizing small business. Steinhafels was able to expand in Vernon Hills because of a sales-tax rebate agreement. | FILE PHOTO
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VERNON HILLS As Dave & Busters introduced itself to the Vernon Hills Village Board on Dec. 17, its interest in replacing GlowGolf in Hawthorn Mall brought Westfield and the village closer to a potential $7.5 million tax rebate agreement.
Finding big clients, such as Dave & Busters and an AMC movie theater, would show Vernon Hills a serious commitment to the $40 million to $50 million overall renovation Westfield presented in April.
While the long-awaited agreement hangs in the balance, village officials are pleased with the first five tax rebate agreements that were authorized during the recession.
Sales tax rebate programs involve a landlord or retailers asking the village for help overcoming a need. If approved, Vernon Hills would give portions of its sales tax revenue back for a certain period of time, or up to the agreed amount.
The revenue given back, however, is only money generated in the applicants store, creating an incentive for the company to perform.
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CINCINNATI, Dec. 4, 2012 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- United States Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Shaun Donovan, Cincinnati Vice Mayor Roxanne Qualls, executives from Villages at Roll Hill's owners and from Wallick, Roll Hill's developer and manager, and others marked the community's grand reopening with a ribbon cutting celebration.
"I'm thrilled to be here today with all of you to celebrate the exceptional work that's been done on this project. Real change requires not just new buildings, but a broader transformation built on partnership with and leadership and capital from the private sector and that's what we're seeing here today at the Villages at Roll Hill," said United States Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Shaun Donovan.
The rehabilitation of the Villages at Roll Hill, formerly Fay Apartments, is a $36 million, 27-month long project to be complete in late December. The work is ahead of schedule and under budget. The renovations include reducing the number of apartments to 703 a reduction of 190.
"Safe and decent housing is a right for everyone. Safe and decent housing also helps create strong neighborhoods. Without strong neighborhoods and their committed residents, our city cannot grow and thrive," said Vice Mayor Qualls. "This renovation has been a big job and a great economic development generator. It has supported 252 jobs and created more than $2 million in local taxes over the past 27 months."
Renovations of each apartment included: window and door replacements, kitchen and bath modernizations, furnace replacements, adding central air conditioning and complete roof replacements. In addition, security was upgraded with additional cameras, increased on-site security staff and installation of perimeter fencing.
"We all know, home is about family. And for 46 years, it has been my family's business to provide people of all means a safe and decent place to live. My sister and I are proud to carry on this tradition, with the help of our team. I especially want to acknowledge the extraordinary work of our colleagues Dave and Brian Hendy, in putting this project together and the leadership of our CEO Tom Feusse," said Wallick Co-Owner Howard Wallick.
It is the largest green renovation of an affordable housing community in the nation to date. Green features in the apartments include: energy efficient windows and doors, new HVAC, environmentally-friendly carpet and paint, low flow toilets, shower heads and faucets in bathrooms and kitchens and LED light bulbs in light fixtures. The developers are seeking Silver LEED certification for the project through the U.S. Green Building Council.
"Making the project green made sense from an economic as well as an environmental perspective," said David Hendy, Managing Director, Wallick-Hendy Development; Managing Member of Fay Development Group, Inc.
Throughout its 79 acres there is new landscaping and tree installation and new central laundry facilities. New playgrounds will be installed as well. Other amenities are a full service community center, independently-operated child care center, police sub-station, baseball fields and basketball courts. Construction on the original development was completed in 1962.
"I have lived here for 43 years and this is the best I have ever seen at Roll Hill. It is an even better place to live, play and raise a family, to make a home," said long-time Roll Hill Resident Carrie Turnbow. "Residents are enjoying their new apartments, everyone who lives here has benefited from the renovations a community center for grown ups and a new playgrounds for children."
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European Heating & Air is an Irvine, California family-owned business offering quality HVAC service. This winter, they are proud to offer a money-saving special on furnace exchanges & replacements.
Irvine, CA (PRWEB) December 12, 2012
Furnaces are heavily relied upon for warmth during those cold winter days, and they can offer central heating throughout a home, office, or any other type of building. Furnaces and broilers are known to be the two most common methods of central heating used today. A furnace specifically blows the heated air throughout the ductwork while at the same time directly the gases outside by way of a flue. Furnaces slightly differ from a common broiler, which actually heats water and then steam of the boiling water then is passed through the pipes or the floor heating system.
European Heating & Air is offering this winter special for the next two months as a way to allow the people of Irvine to update and repair their heating systems in their homes and offices in an affordable manner. In many older homes and buildings, there is a high possibility of furnaces getting outdated or running in a less efficient manner. Their company is committed to offering the services to their community to help people ensure that their heating systems are up-to-date and safe for the entire family.
Their services include fixing malfunctions, such as a pilot light running continuously, ductwork leakage and outdated materials. When these factors are a part of the furnace, not only can it cause problems and failures, but it can also make it more wasteful, using more energy and providing less heat for you and your family. If you decide to utilize their winter specials, you have the opportunity to exchange or replace your old furnace for a newer and higher quality product for your home of business.
By doing so you will receive a product with newer features including better sealants, more competent heat transferring methods from the furnace throughout the building, as well as electronic ignition. By choosing a new product from European Heating & Air, customers will be on their way to not only a more efficient product, but also to a lower monthly bill. At their company, theyre committed to offering quality care and service to their customers; they will honestly evaluate your current heating system in order to determine whether repairs or replacements you are needed. Dont miss out! This only lasts until the end of February.
European Heating & Air is an HVAC service located in Irvine, California. They are a family-owned business that is committed to offering the people of their surrounding community the high-quality heating and air service that they deserve. Employees with their company are highly trained technicians characterized for their integrity and hard work for every customer. They offer services all year, for any of your air and heating needs, including repairs, installations, ductwork, air quality checks and more. If you or someone you know are currently looking for a furnace repair or replacement, contact their office today by calling 888-689-6612 or visit their website at http://www.europeanheatandair.com.
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