Congratulations to our friends at Avadene at Las Colinas on their ribbon cutting 🎗 ✂ hosted by Greater Irving - Las Colinas Chamber of Commerce. They have begun construction on new homes and we can’t wait to explore the beautiful neighborhood and see the finished product! 🏡 💚
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Founder of Strategy Guidemap, Snow College Business Instructor, and Team Leader on the National Strategic Research Team
I enjoyed presenting for a packed house today! Thank you to the Ephraim Area Chamber of Commerce. Thanks to Stephanie Hardy for inviting me. Thanks to Charlee's Comfort Kitchen, Soapcreek Manufacturing, and the City of Ephraim for sponsoring today's meeting. Also, congratulations to Mindy and Shad Hardy for being recognized for their excellent business, Accurate Mobile Mix Concrete. Well-deserved!
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Check out the latest video on the Lake Ralph Hall dam construction progress.
We are making significant progress on Lake Ralph Hall in Fannin County. In our new construction update, Larry Patterson and Ed Motley report on road and dam progress. https://lnkd.in/g9MEZX7s
Lake Ralph Hall - Winter Update 2024
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Foundation solutions can provide savings on programme, cost, embodied carbon and contribute to an improved building thermal performance. Read more on the technical challenges of the ground conditions, and the benefits of not accepting the default recommendation on the Graven Hill Primary School Project below
Our Graven Hill Primary School project, with Architype and Kier Group bags Building Project of the Year under £20m at the Constructing Excellence SECBE Awards. Learn more via our website - https://lnkd.in/eTD-tFQz 📷: Martin Cleveland / Kier
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Gary Neville opens up about the challenges in bringing the St. Michael's project to life. We're proud to be a small part of such a groundbreaking venture. Learn more about how you too can become a part of the project here: https://lnkd.in/egmJzkXB #PropertyInvesting #RealEstateTips #UKPropertyInvesting #WResidences #StMichaels #UKProperty #PropertyInvestment #realestateuk
Speaking about our St Michael's Manchester project with OBI!
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When it comes to urban safety, the distinction between barriers and bollards can often be confused. In our latest blog post, we delve into their key differences, shedding light on why Zuma stands out as your top choice for all bollard needs. Click below to discover more. https://lnkd.in/gMUXmRk6
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When Infrastructure and Design are symbiotic, great things happen.
Today we celebrate one year since the San Elijo Lagoon Pedestrian Bridge opened to the public. Special thanks to Max Forrest and Jim Brady for putting together this stunning video of this award-winning bridge. In collaboration with TYLin #NorthCountySD #PublicWorks #SafdieRabinesArchitects
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It's another lovely day in Mayport! Special Meeting Update: Concerns have been circulating in the form of two different letters regarding the lighthouse and other topics. Here are the facts about MWP’s connection to the lighthouse as presented by MWP board member Bill Gulliford: Let’s talk about the rumor that moving the St. Johns Lighthouse is imminent. Here are excerpts from a letter that was circulated recently. “Information has reached me that there are plans afoot to move the St. Johns lighthouse and that someone from the Partnership has already met with the Navy and a contractor about moving the lighthouse…to my knowledge those plans were ever publicly discussed or voted on by members of the partnership at a public meeting”. Now here are the facts. In 2001 there was a bid of $600K+ to move the lighthouse and I received a copy of that bid when I was on the council I announced at a recent Partnership board meeting I was going to investigate, with the people who provided that original bid, as to what it might cost now to move it now, which I did. They came back with a cost of $11,000. to develop a quotation and specific plan to move it. Beyond that there has been little activity regarding moving the lighthouse and no formal endorsement to do the same from the Partnership. So here is what it would take to move the lighthouse: 1. $11,000. To develop a plan and overall cost to move it. 2. Permission from the Navy to move it off their property. 3. Addressing the issue of potentially disturbing the burials around the vicinity of the lighthouse 4. Permission from the Navy to waive the 50+ foot height restriction agreed upon by the City of Jacksonville for any new location for the lighthouse. 5. Permission and legislation by the City of Jacksonville to site it on a parcel on the riverfront. 6. Finding a source of what would probably be a cost of $2M or more to move it. As you can see, the rumor that moving the lighthouse is imminent ranks right up there with Bigfoot being spotted at Singleton’s eating lunch. Bill Gulliford If you want to attend the monthly meetings of the Mayport Waterfront Partnership, join us on Tuesday, December 12th at 8:00 a.m. at the Community Center, 4875 Ocean Street, Mayport, FL 32233. #mayportwaterfrontpartnership #mayport #mayportvillage #lighthouse #floridalighthouse #mayportlighthouse
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Expand your ASPE network and learn more about the Port of San Diego. RSVP to ASPE San Diego Chapter 4 today!
ASPE Chapter 4 is proud to present Port of San Diego to the construction community. Join us for an evening of appetizers, drinks, and connection with your ASPE San Diego Chapter #4 Members and Guests! RSVP Today! https://lnkd.in/gS2SayzN
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The annual Golden Hammers awards are open! Submit your project to be in the running at https://lnkd.in/e8bprQ7P These awards were started back in 2000 with a goal of honoring excellence in neighborhood revitalization projects throughout Greater Richmond. Historic Richmond and SFCD are partnering for a 7th year to host the awards program to recognize professionals and community members improving our neighborhoods through restoration, adaptive reuse, new construction, placemaking, and historic preservation. Categories include: 1. Best Restoration: Includes restoration by a homeowner, contractor, or developer. Includes historic tax credit projects. 2. Best Adaptive Reuse: Includes projects that were rehabilitated for a new use, multi-family residential and historic tax credit projects welcome. 3. Best New Construction: Includes neighborhood infill. 4. Best Residential: Single-family residential projects. and the one we're most passionate about... 5. Best Placemaking & Urban Design: Arts and culture projects, park and green-space projects, transportation and infrastructure projects, or other neighborhood enhancing features including large scale (i.e., parks, urban streetscapes, etc.) and small scale (i.e., community garden, grass roots programming, etc.).
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If you know anyone that needs assistance in this current market - you most definitely need a REALTOR® by your side ! If you would like to know the value of your home, or need help with taking the first steps to buying your first home, I am here to help ! Feel free to reach out anytime for your free market evaluation!!
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