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Firm Profile: Established in 2011, Ziese Architecture, Inc. is a small, dynamic full-service architecture firm with a diverse portfolio including commercial, industrial, and residential projects. We...
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Firm Profile: Established in 2011, Ziese Architecture, Inc. is a small, dynamic full-service architecture firm with a diverse portfolio including commercial, industrial, and residential projects. We...
"We haven't even received a single request for the simplified process that we put in place a year and a half ago," Dave Fanslau says
Is my third business and i have served as a general contractor many times and my engineers and i read through the zoning codes and i was told that i would need to get clearance from the faa because i'm so close to the nola kentucky international airport. we got clearance from the faa so we thought we were good. and we did all the engineering needed. we had a civil engineer, a jew owe technical -- geo technical engineer. i had a third engineer up in michigan. he designed the anchor, a 25 and-a-half foot feet anchor, seven feet in diameter, filled with concrete and rebar. jillian: you did a lot ...
Jillian: good morning. welcome back. a 200-foot flag pole sparking a lawsuit after a business is told it's too tall. the city claiming, quote, a flag pole can't exceed the maximum height of a building in the zone and the maximum height of a building is 40 feet. meaning it would need to be reduced by 160 feet. joining me now to discuss, butter milk pike self storage owner, john huffman. thank you for being here. i will start off by asking how this transpired. we read the quote and they talk about a flag pole. i know that in your estimation that some of these zoning codes are rather vague. tell ...
L.A. Planners Working to Shift Affordable Housing Distribution for More Equitable Results Almost all the affordable housing development in L.A. in the past decade has occurred in majority-minority neighborhoods. The L.A. Department of City Planning is looking for ways to make sure high-income areas do more of their fair share. June 9, 2021, 12pm PDT | James Brasuell |