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June 2, 2010
Tonawanda News
(www.tonawanda-news.com)
"NT plans new tax credit"
"The City of North Tonawanda on Tuesday moved to create a first-time
homebuyers tax exemption that could save those who qualify as much as 50
percent off their annual property taxes the year after they move in...
"Also on Tuesday, the council accepted a low bid for a firm to begin a
12-week economic viability study regarding the vacant city marina at
1000 River Road.
"Applied Technology & Management submitted the cheapest proposal, at
roughly $86,000, beating out more expensive proposals submitted by
Bergmann Associates and TVGA Consultants among the four competing firms..."
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May 12, 2010
Palm Beach Daily News
(www.palmbeachdailynews.com)
"Contracts approved for beach projects"
"Two top shore protection initiatives moved forward Tuesday with the
Town Council’s blessing.
"The council approved a contract with Applied Technology & Management
for an offshore sand search at a cost of $495,000.
"The firm will attempt to find suitable sand for beach nourishments and
identify 'borrow areas,' or dredge sites, about a mile offshore from
Midtown Beach to the Palm Beach Inlet..."
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April 13, 2010
Palm Beach Daily News
(www.palmbeachdailynews.com)
"Town Council funds offshore sand search, analysis of town's groins"
"The Town Council agreed Tuesday to immediately fund two high-priority
initiatives in the town’s ongoing war against beach erosion.
"In a unanimous vote, the council approved $495,000 to fund an offshore
sand search and $195,000 for an analysis of the town’s groins.
"Applied Technology & Management will hunt for sand sources about a mile
offshore from Midtown Beach to the southern tip of Singer Island. The
work would begin in June and be complete next April..."
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March 12, 2010
The (Jacksonville) Daily Record
(www.jaxdailyrecord.com)
"Waterways OKs floating dock for arts market"
"...Kayle Moore, an engineer with Gainesville-based Applied Technology &
Management, presented the findings of a study the company performed on
area waterways and their usage. The study looked at several areas,
including the number of registered vessels, available public and private
ramps and docks, a survey of area marinas and boater tendencies.
"'Fishing and cruising are the most popular activities,' said Moore,
adding the most popular destinations for fishing and boating are
offshore, Sisters Creek Marina, the Little Jetties and Downtown.
"'The next step for the City would be to perform a more in-depth
analysis (of the data in the survey),' he said..."
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