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Florida Changes Building Codes Between Storms. With the buzzsaw blade of another major hurricane taking aim at south Florida the Florida Building Commission focused its attention on proposed changes to the state's building code.
9/2/2004 Architectural Record Link Here
AIA Helping Update Building Permit Technology. The Stone Age. The Barbarian Invasions. The U.S. building permit submittal process. Unfortunately these three items share the same level of sophistication .
9/7/2004 National Association of Home Builders Link Here
Study Finds Multifamily Construction Does Not Contribute To School Crowding. Concerns that new apartment construction will lead to overcrowded neighborhood schools are baseless .
9/2/2004 School Construction News Link Here
Hurricane Charley destroyed seven of the 21 schools in Charlotte County on August 13. In DeSoto County the storm left $6 million worth of damage to seven schools in its wake.
9/2/2004 Business Week Online Link Here
Land scarcity has tract developers tackling blighted urban properties. when a 21-acre parcel located across the harbor from Logan International Airport was put up for sale in mid-August by Chicago's Pritzker family the high bidder was a newcomer to big cities.
7/5/2004 Engineering News Record Link Here
Connecticut Scandal Targets Tomasso's No-Bid Contracts. An aide to Connecticut Gov. John G. Rowland (R) pleaded guilty last year to criminal charges of accepting gold coins in exchange for steering state contracts. The aide reportedly buried the coins but the digging in Connecticut has unearthed considerably more in weeks leading up to Rowland’s June 21 resignation from office.
6/28/2004 Engineering News Record Link Here
Monorail Is Not Sure Bet Yet For Vegas or Design-Builders. Delays on the Las Vegas Strip’s newest attraction could spell trouble for Canadian supplier Bombardier Inc. a driveshaft fell off a Bombardier train during a test run. Technicians then experienced computer problems with the automated guidance system
6/28/2004 National Association of Home Builders Link Here
Homeowner Remodeling Etiquette. Remember: While Remodeling Be A Good Neighbor. home owners need to remember that neighbors may not be quite as thrilled with the project as they are. Let neighbors know well in advance about your remodeling plans and keep them apprised of progress...
7/2/2004 Ireland OnLine Link Here
Poor construction blamed as Turkey quake kills 18. At least 18 people died and 27 were injured when an earthquake destroyed stone and mud houses in a village in eastern Turkey. Television pictures showed village women wailing outside their homes which were reduced to piles of stone wood and mud.
6/30/2004 Statesman Journal Link Here
Public-safety academy’s construction begins today. The event this morning at the East Salem site of the Oregon Public Safety Academy will officially begin about two years of construction. The academy also performs specialized and advanced training for firefighters trains 911 dispatchers and certifies and licenses private security officers.
6/30/2004 In-Forum Link Here
Robotics GPS system help with construction project. One of the crew members involved in the $30 million Main Avenue construction project has the ability to survey land down to a quarter of an inch - and no helmet is required. Surveyors with a Fargo engineering firm are using high-tech robotics...
6/25/2004 Duluth News Link Here
Live shell discovered at DECC construction site. Workers preparing the foundation for a new cineplex next to the Duluth Entertainment and Convention Center made an unexpected and potentially dangerous discovery Friday morning.
6/25/2004 National Association of Home Builders Link Here
Builders Call On Commerce To Rescind Mexican Cement Tariff To Help Alleviate Supply Shortage. With the Commerce Department announcing record new home sales for May and builders in Florida and across many parts of the country reporting difficulties meeting their construction schedules due to a shortage of cement
6/23/2004 Architectural Record Link Here
First of the Houses at Sagaponac Completed. In one of the country’s most fashionable vacation spots - the Hamptons - developer Harry Coco Brown has completed the first house of his development...
6/25/2004 American Society of Civil Engineers Link Here
Water Infrastructure Bill Reported by Senate Committee. the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee reported a bill on June 23 that would provide $41 billion over five years to upgrade sewage treatment plants and drinking-water facilities nationwide.
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