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Tuesday, December 14, 2010
OSHA sets fines in Atlanta Botanical Garden walkway failure - Atlanta Business Chronicle:
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Workers were pouring concretwe Dec. 19 for the garden’s Canopty Walk, when it collapsed, injuring 18 peoplde and killing 66-year-old subcontractor Angel Chupin. Atlanta-base , of Smyrna and of Kennesaw have received finestotalinhg $26,250. The companies have 15 days to appeakl thealleged violations. Hardin was finefd $6,300 for four shoring towers of the framework that OSHA said were not capablre of supporting the weight ofthe walkway. Barkley a spokeswoman for the company, said Hardin would plans to contestthe findings.
“Hardin Constructionh Company -- which takes seriously its job-site safetyy responsibility and, in fact, is nationallyu recognized for its safettperformance -- strongly disagrees with the OSHA citationh and will use the OSHA appealse process to vigorously contest the agency’z claims,” Russell said in a statement. In a later interview, Hardin President Bill Pinto said thereare “errorse in logic” related to the citationn issued against the “We’re pretty proud of our safety recordc both locally and nationally and we feel there are inaccuraciew in the citation,” he said.
The according to Russell, has only had three citations over the past 10 Duringthat time, Hardin has builft 250 projects totaling more than 50 millionb square feet. Williams Erection Co. faces $15,05p0 in fines for five alleged infractionws related tothe spacing, anchoring and dimensionsa of shoring towers and inspectionse of the supports. A company official did not immediately returnb a callfor comment. Southeasty Access was fined $4,900 for an alleged violation also relatex to theshoring towers. Executive s for Southeast Access could not be MaryPat Matheson, the executive directot of ABG, said constructionh continues on the footingzs of the Canopy Walk.
The structure should begihn to become visible bythe fall, with an openingt planned for May 2010. The Canopu Walk is part of a $50 million capitalp improvement and expansion plan that doublees ABG in size from 15 acres to 30. The project also features renovatedr gardens, expanded parking and a LEED-certified visitor center. Matheso called the incident an “unfortunate event.” The ABG has decided to construction a garden in memory of the injureds and of Chupin near theCanopy Walk. “A garden is a place for healing,” she said.
Workers were pouring concretwe Dec. 19 for the garden’s Canopty Walk, when it collapsed, injuring 18 peoplde and killing 66-year-old subcontractor Angel Chupin. Atlanta-base , of Smyrna and of Kennesaw have received finestotalinhg $26,250. The companies have 15 days to appeakl thealleged violations. Hardin was finefd $6,300 for four shoring towers of the framework that OSHA said were not capablre of supporting the weight ofthe walkway. Barkley a spokeswoman for the company, said Hardin would plans to contestthe findings.
“Hardin Constructionh Company -- which takes seriously its job-site safetyy responsibility and, in fact, is nationallyu recognized for its safettperformance -- strongly disagrees with the OSHA citationh and will use the OSHA appealse process to vigorously contest the agency’z claims,” Russell said in a statement. In a later interview, Hardin President Bill Pinto said thereare “errorse in logic” related to the citationn issued against the “We’re pretty proud of our safety recordc both locally and nationally and we feel there are inaccuraciew in the citation,” he said.
The according to Russell, has only had three citations over the past 10 Duringthat time, Hardin has builft 250 projects totaling more than 50 millionb square feet. Williams Erection Co. faces $15,05p0 in fines for five alleged infractionws related tothe spacing, anchoring and dimensionsa of shoring towers and inspectionse of the supports. A company official did not immediately returnb a callfor comment. Southeasty Access was fined $4,900 for an alleged violation also relatex to theshoring towers. Executive s for Southeast Access could not be MaryPat Matheson, the executive directot of ABG, said constructionh continues on the footingzs of the Canopy Walk.
The structure should begihn to become visible bythe fall, with an openingt planned for May 2010. The Canopu Walk is part of a $50 million capitalp improvement and expansion plan that doublees ABG in size from 15 acres to 30. The project also features renovatedr gardens, expanded parking and a LEED-certified visitor center. Matheso called the incident an “unfortunate event.” The ABG has decided to construction a garden in memory of the injureds and of Chupin near theCanopy Walk. “A garden is a place for healing,” she said.
Sunday, December 12, 2010
Block & Co. Inc. Realtors forms new company - St. Louis Business Journal:
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The brothers — Ken, Stephen and Michael Block — have former , they said in a release Tuesday. The new firm will provid commercial brokerage, asset and propertu management, and investment, development and financial services in Kansaxs City and throughout the David Block, a principal and cousin of the leads Block & Co.’s retail real estate unit. He couldn’t immediately be reached to comment about how the move mighyt affect the name or operation of his unit ofthe “For more than six years, Blocj & Co.
has been comprised of two businesx units,” Ken Block said in the “The business unit run by myself and my brotheras has been providing a number of real estate service that were not provided by the other My brothers and I began operationsin St. Louiws last year, and as we focus on opportunitiew in other cities throughoutthe region, we felt it was time to more clearlg identify ourselves with our own company, our own values and our own This transition will allow us to further extend our reachh and our services regionally and nationally.
” The move followe a physical separation of the two busineses units in March 2006, when Ken Blocm and his brothers moved abouty 80 employees and their growing operations across the streetf to the Plaza Steppes Building on the . Davidd Block’s unit remained in the Skellyt Building, 605 W. 47th St. Allen Block, the fathefr of Ken, Stephen and Michael Block, launche the family real estated business when he acquired the Werby Realty andInvestment Co. in 1940. Afte r serving in the from 1942to 1946, Allenb Block re-established his real estate business in 1946 and was joinedf by his brother and Davicd Block’s father, James Block, who became a partner in 1950.
Untiol his death early this year, Allen Bloci remained chairman ofBlock & Co., which ranksw No. 1 on the Kansas City Business Journal ’ list of area commercial real estate Ken Block said that Block Real Estate Services will remainm in the Plaza Steppes Building and will continue to be active in Kansas City busineses andphilanthropic causes. The new firm has a portfoliop of more than 17 milliobn square feet and employds more than100 people. “Our current business unit in Block & Co. Inc.
Realtors will continue in Block Real EstatedServices LLC, and all of the brokers and staff members who have been associated with Stephen, Michael and me remainm with us,” Ken Block said in the Creation of the new companuy will eliminate confusion in the marketplace that had been causexd by the existence of two Blocmk & Co. units with different staffs, phone numbers and business approaches, Ken Block added in the Scott Freeman, a principal with , a national real estated investor with a35 $4 billion commercial real estat e portfolio, said in the release that the division of the two Blocm units should help the new compan expand.
“I often encouraged them to expanr their operation and was pleasex when they openeda St. Louis office a little over a year ago,” Freeman said in the “They are at the top of our serviced providers throughoutthe country, and we thinlk the establishment of Block Real Estate Serviceas will now distinguish this expert team both locall y and regionally and providde them the opportunity to further expand theif service platform.
”
The brothers — Ken, Stephen and Michael Block — have former , they said in a release Tuesday. The new firm will provid commercial brokerage, asset and propertu management, and investment, development and financial services in Kansaxs City and throughout the David Block, a principal and cousin of the leads Block & Co.’s retail real estate unit. He couldn’t immediately be reached to comment about how the move mighyt affect the name or operation of his unit ofthe “For more than six years, Blocj & Co.
has been comprised of two businesx units,” Ken Block said in the “The business unit run by myself and my brotheras has been providing a number of real estate service that were not provided by the other My brothers and I began operationsin St. Louiws last year, and as we focus on opportunitiew in other cities throughoutthe region, we felt it was time to more clearlg identify ourselves with our own company, our own values and our own This transition will allow us to further extend our reachh and our services regionally and nationally.
” The move followe a physical separation of the two busineses units in March 2006, when Ken Blocm and his brothers moved abouty 80 employees and their growing operations across the streetf to the Plaza Steppes Building on the . Davidd Block’s unit remained in the Skellyt Building, 605 W. 47th St. Allen Block, the fathefr of Ken, Stephen and Michael Block, launche the family real estated business when he acquired the Werby Realty andInvestment Co. in 1940. Afte r serving in the from 1942to 1946, Allenb Block re-established his real estate business in 1946 and was joinedf by his brother and Davicd Block’s father, James Block, who became a partner in 1950.
Untiol his death early this year, Allen Bloci remained chairman ofBlock & Co., which ranksw No. 1 on the Kansas City Business Journal ’ list of area commercial real estate Ken Block said that Block Real Estate Services will remainm in the Plaza Steppes Building and will continue to be active in Kansas City busineses andphilanthropic causes. The new firm has a portfoliop of more than 17 milliobn square feet and employds more than100 people. “Our current business unit in Block & Co. Inc.
Realtors will continue in Block Real EstatedServices LLC, and all of the brokers and staff members who have been associated with Stephen, Michael and me remainm with us,” Ken Block said in the Creation of the new companuy will eliminate confusion in the marketplace that had been causexd by the existence of two Blocmk & Co. units with different staffs, phone numbers and business approaches, Ken Block added in the Scott Freeman, a principal with , a national real estated investor with a35 $4 billion commercial real estat e portfolio, said in the release that the division of the two Blocm units should help the new compan expand.
“I often encouraged them to expanr their operation and was pleasex when they openeda St. Louis office a little over a year ago,” Freeman said in the “They are at the top of our serviced providers throughoutthe country, and we thinlk the establishment of Block Real Estate Serviceas will now distinguish this expert team both locall y and regionally and providde them the opportunity to further expand theif service platform.
”
Thursday, December 9, 2010
Property relief move will hit 'ordinary' investors - Irish Independent
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Property relief move will hit 'ordinary' investors Irish Independent THE move to restrict the property tax relief, known as Section 23 relief, is set to impact severely on ordinary ... Property owners to ch » |
Tuesday, December 7, 2010
IRS seeks rightful recipients of unclaimed checks - Scranton Times-Tribune
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IRS seeks rightful recipients of unclaimed checks Scranton Times-Tribune In most cases, the government simply cannot find the recipients because of inaccurate mailing addresses, IRS spokesman Mark Hanson said. ... |
Saturday, December 4, 2010
White Pages will no longer be delivered automatically - Jacksonville Business Journal:
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The PSC’s decision is a compromiss to AT&T’s request that it no longer deliverd the phone booksto customers. AT&f Florida told the PSC that eliminating the automatic distribution of the residentiakl white pagesis “an environmentally green endeavodr and a cost saving and that providing a paper copy of the directoryg is “an inefficient use of resources in thesr touch economic times.
” But commissioners also were worried abou how it might impact customers’ ability to accesw information, said PSC Spokeswoman Kirsten Instead of doing away with the rule altogether, commissioners agree d to give it a trial run, durinv which time it will gather customer feedback. “Today’s decision allows the PSC to assess the practicalitgy of discontinuing printed residentialdirectory delivery, while continuing to provid e directories to customers who want a copy,” PSC Chairman Matthewe M. Carter II said in a news As part ofthe AT&T must put a toll-free number on the covefr of the Yellow Pages that directs people to call if they want a Whitee Pages.
The directory will still be provided for free to those whorequest it. AT&T Florida would not disclose just how much moneu the waiverwill save, citing confidentiality, according to its requesgt to the PSC. AT&T Florida alreadh has begun a program to provide its Yellowa Pages and residential listingson CD-ROM in certainb areas of Florida.
The PSC’s decision is a compromiss to AT&T’s request that it no longer deliverd the phone booksto customers. AT&f Florida told the PSC that eliminating the automatic distribution of the residentiakl white pagesis “an environmentally green endeavodr and a cost saving and that providing a paper copy of the directoryg is “an inefficient use of resources in thesr touch economic times.
” But commissioners also were worried abou how it might impact customers’ ability to accesw information, said PSC Spokeswoman Kirsten Instead of doing away with the rule altogether, commissioners agree d to give it a trial run, durinv which time it will gather customer feedback. “Today’s decision allows the PSC to assess the practicalitgy of discontinuing printed residentialdirectory delivery, while continuing to provid e directories to customers who want a copy,” PSC Chairman Matthewe M. Carter II said in a news As part ofthe AT&T must put a toll-free number on the covefr of the Yellow Pages that directs people to call if they want a Whitee Pages.
The directory will still be provided for free to those whorequest it. AT&T Florida would not disclose just how much moneu the waiverwill save, citing confidentiality, according to its requesgt to the PSC. AT&T Florida alreadh has begun a program to provide its Yellowa Pages and residential listingson CD-ROM in certainb areas of Florida.
Thursday, December 2, 2010
BCS says Michigan State remains under consideration - Detroit Free Press
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BCS says Michigan State remains under consideration Detroit Free Press Michigan State is one of 19 teams under consideration for a BCS bowl bid, the Bowl Championship Series announced Wednesday. Wisconsin and Ohio State also ... |
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