Window Replacement Burr Ridge IL - 708-204-2446
If you need a top installer of window replacement in Burr Ridge, IL, call Best Windows! We #39;re fully bonded, licensed and insured to provide our Chicago area ...
By: Best Windows
Read more here:
Window Replacement Burr Ridge IL - 708-204-2446 - Video
Window Replacement Berwyn IL - 708-204-2446
Are you in the market for a firm that can assist with window replacement in Berwyn, IL? Look for Best Windows! We #39;re serving Chicago area for over 15 years! ...
By: Best Windows
Window Replacement Cicero IL - 708-204-2446
If you #39;re looking for affordable window replacement in Cicero, IL, the experts at Best Windows is the perfect solution of your problem. We #39;re serving for ove...
By: Best Windows
Read the original post:
Window Replacement Cicero IL - 708-204-2446 - Video
Patio Doors Oakville MO | (314) 690-9900
Patio Doors Oakville MO | (314) 690-9900 http://zenwindows.com/locations/window-replacement-st-louis-mo/ Zen Windows is a Replacement Window Company located ...
By: Zen Windows St. Louis MO
Go here to read the rest:
Patio Doors Oakville MO | (314) 690-9900 - Video
Window Replacement Contractor in Charlotte NC - 704-844-6700
Today we will examine three separate reasons that have all helped Renovations Specialists to become recognized as the best window replacement contractor in C...
By: Renovations Specialists
More here:
Window Replacement Contractor in Charlotte NC - 704-844-6700 - Video
Window Replacement Contractor in Concord NC - 704-844-6700
Choosing the right window replacement contractor in Concord NC is as easy as picking up the phone and dialing Renovations Specialist. They have a reputation ...
By: Renovations Specialists
View original post here:
Window Replacement Contractor in Concord NC - 704-844-6700 - Video
Window Replacement Company in Cornelius NC - 704-844-6700
Whenever you may be considering hiring a window replacement company in Cornelius NC, try to remember the Renovations Specialist. You won #39;t find another windo...
By: Renovations Specialists
Read more:
Window Replacement Company in Cornelius NC - 704-844-6700 - Video
Window Replacement Contractor in Cornelius NC - 704-844-6700
Three things that Renovations Specialist brings to the table that sets them apart as the best window replacement contractor in Cornelius NC are their focus o...
By: Renovations Specialists
Read more:
Window Replacement Contractor in Cornelius NC - 704-844-6700 - Video
A large crowd gathered for Westford's annual Town Meeting on Saturday at the Abbot School. (SUN/SAMANTHA ALLEN)
WESTFORD -- Town Meeting approved $4.1 million for window replacement in two local schools and $50,000 for a center fire station feasibility study during its annual session on Saturday.
Both articles carried by majority vote.
Windows at the Norman Day and Col. John Robinson elementary schools need to be replaced, officials said. Permanent Town Building Commitee Chairman Tom Mahanna said, the $4,101,750 cost estimate is a worst-case projection. The town is eligible for a 46 percent reimbursement rate through the Massachusetts School Building Authority.
Resident Rob Creegan questioned why the project will cost more than what was projected at fall Town Meeting, $2 million to $3 million. School officials said hazardous materials were found at the schools, driving up the cost.
Creegan also asked why the town should spend the money if they're considering closing schools due to lower enrollment figures recently. Superintendent of Schools Everett "Bill" Olsen closing schools is a question of "when, not if" at this time.
Voters also approved spending $50,000 to review the center fire station this time around, after rejecting a $350,000 study in the fall.
Resident Daniel Sulka made an amendment to the article, which was approved, to allow the study to look at all alternatives instead of just "recommended concepts."
The study will include a formal consideration of centralizing dispatch communications at the new station. Fire Chief Joe Targ added though the town was considering going from a three-station to four-station model last fall, with building a new station on Boston Road, that idea has been tabled for now.
Selectmen Chairman Andrea Peraner-Sweet described the current station on Main Street as "decrepit." Targ said reconstructing or renovating the building from the 1970s would make operations "safer" for fire personnel.
Read more:
Westford approves $4.1M school window project, fire station study
WESTFORD -- Town Meeting approved $4.1 million for window replacement in two local schools and a center fire station feasibility study during its annual session on Saturday.
Windows at the Norman E. Day and Col. John Robinson elementary schools need to be replaced, officials said. Permanent Town Building Committee Chairman Tom Mahanna said the $4,101,750 cost estimate is a worst-case projection. The town is eligible for a 46 percent reimbursement rate through the state School Building Authority.
Resident Rob Creegan questioned why the project will cost more than what was projected at fall Town Meeting, $2 million to $3 million. School officials said hazardous materials were found at the schools, driving up the cost.
School Committee Chairman David Keele urged voters to think of this as an "oil change" which would add 20 to 30 years to the buildings.
Creegan also asked why the town should spend the money if they're considering closing schools due to lower enrollment figures recently. Superintendent of Schools Everett "Bill" Olsen closing schools is a question of "when, not if" at this time.
"There's always uncertainty in terms of what our future enrollment will look like," Olsen said.
Voters also approved spending $50,000 to review the center fire station, after rejecting a $350,000 study in the fall.
Resident Daniel Sulka made an amendment approved by voters to allow the study to look at all alternatives, instead of just "recommended concepts." The study will include a formal consideration of centralizing dispatch communications at the new station.
Fire Chief Joe Targ added though the town was considering going from a three-station to four-station model last October, with building a new station on Boston Road, that idea has been tabled.
Selectmen Chairman Andrea Peraner-Sweet described the Main Street station as "decrepit." Targ said reconstructing or renovating the building from the 1970s would make operations "safer."