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The city not the project sponsor how section 802, 810a work relative to the replacement the types of trees and what is significant and is that a 36inch box . I had very specific questions. None of which mr. Rich even remotely touched on. So and i mean this is your problem but that was not what i originally asked. And none of that has been responded to at all, which is why i nicely said that mr. Richs comments were not wholly satisfactory. But proceed. Ill touch on a couple of things. As mr. Rich...

They do not work. Thank you mr. Miguel. We have a shared concern over parking. In lieu. Thank you, supervisors. Im here to im excited to be here today because it sounds like we have a couple of things in common we all want our housing, we all love trees. That is some place start from. Where some of us differ, i live down the street at california and arguello, im wholeheartedly supportive of this development. Every weekend i have a choice of my 2yearold daughter, do i go down to the commercial co...

As we head towards the shore. Now, the visibility tells us how heavy the snow is. We have some fairly heavy snow in hazelton, but reading is in good shape. Pottstown, coatesville, quakertown, doylestown, visibilities are decent in most of pennsylvania. Philadelphia international, 1 1 2 miles. 2 1 2 in northeast philly. 2 miles in atlantic city. So, we have seen some accumulation in parts of the area. That will continue only for another couple of hours. Because as the sun goes down, these snow sh...

NOTABLE TRANSACTIONS: Des Moines pays $41.9 million for Fifth and Walnut parking garage BY SARAH BOGAARDS | News Intern Wednesday, March 17, 2021 7:00 AM The sale of the troubled parking garage at Fifth Avenue and Walnut Street has been finalized. The city of Des Moines paid Bankers Trust $41.9 million for the property, Polk County records show. The property includes the parking garage as well as three other commercial units. Bankers Trust originally filed a foreclos...

2020 CRE stories most popular with Business Record readers Wednesday, December 23, 2020 8:00 AM The Greater Des Moines area was abuzz with activity related to commercial real estate in 2020, from the redevelopment of the Financial Center and opening of the Surety Hotel in what once was known as the Midland Building to an enclosed driving range planned for Copper Creek Golf Course to the purchase by Merle Hay Mall owners of the former Sears property. Those however, weren’t the10 co...