Deck Inspection Resources (2020) by Frank Woeste, P. E., Professor Emeritus, Virginia Tech. Spring is a great time to inspect your deck to make sure it is safe for continued use by your family and friends. The inspection resources listed herein should be useful for accomplishing a meaningful inspection of an existing deck for occupant safety.
Long Island Construction Law does not own this content. This content was created by David Winzelberg and was published to the Long Island Business News on April 28th, 2021.
Construction employment on Long Island in March remained lower than it was a year ago. The number of construction jobs in Nassau and Suffolk counties fell 10 percent year over year, dropping from 79,200 in March 2020 to 71,300 in March 2021, according to the Associated General Contractors of America.
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Long Island Construction Law does not own this content. This content was created by Daniel Wiener and was published to the Long Island Business News on April 27th, 2021.
As the current president of the Commercial Industrial Brokers Society and a broker myself, I work with and speak to landlords, end-users, and commercial real estate brokers, on a daily basis. We face a universal problem: A list a mile long of buyers or tenants, and little-to-no industrial inventory to satisfy their requirements.
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This is a continuing article series regarding Construction Law: An Overview for Homeowners. These include four different topics, Pre-Construction (Part 1), During Construction (Part 2), Post-Construction (Part 3) and Construction Conclusion (Part 4). Each series of topics discuss informative summaries of what happens within each construction phase.
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This is a continuing article series regarding Construction Law: An Overview for Homeowners. These include four different topics, Pre-Construction (Part 1), During Construction (Part 2), Post-Construction (Part 3) and Construction Conclusion (Part 4). Each series of topics discuss informative summaries of what happens within each construction phase.
Continue reading “Construction Law: An Overview for Homeowners; Part 3 of 4 – Post-Construction”
This is a continuing article series regarding Construction Law: An Overview for Homeowners. These include four different topics, Pre-Construction (Part 1), During Construction (Part 2), Post-Construction (Part 3) and Construction Conclusion (Part 4). Each series of topics discuss informative summaries of what happens within each construction phase.
Continue reading “Construction Law: An Overview for Homeowners; Part 2 of 4 – During Construction”
This is a continuing article series regarding Construction Law: An Overview for Homeowners. These include four different topics, Pre-Construction (Part 1), During Construction (Part 2), Post-Construction (Part 3) and Construction Conclusion (Part 4). Each series of topics discuss informative summaries of what happens within each construction phase.
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Long Island Construction Law does not own this content. This content was created by Zak Failla and was published to the Nassau Daily Voice on April 4th, 2021.
More than $42 million in bridge construction projects have been completed on Long Island, state officials announced. The completed construction work includes a new, wider overpass carrying Walt Whitman Road over the Long Island Expressway in Melville, and the early completion of repairs to four highway bridges.
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This is a continuing article series regarding Compliance with the Rules and Regulations on the Practice of Architecture. These include two topics, Requirements & Duties of Maintaining your Architectural License (Part 1), and Disciplinary Actions and Revocation of your Architectural License (Part 2). Continue reading “Complying with the Rules and Regulations on the Practice of Architecture; Part 2 of 2 – Disciplinary Actions and Revocation of your Architectural License.”
This is a continuing article series regarding Compliance with the Rules and Regulations on the Practice of Architecture. These include two topics, Requirements & Duties of Maintaining your Architectural License (Part 1), and Disciplinary Actions and Revocation of your Architectural License (Part 2).
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