It almost looks lick this except the trees are 10 years down line from where it is today. Our project is the revitalization of the theater building which has been closed since 2004 for 15 years. The project will retain all of the historical fabric of the building while providing new Community Uses. The project is a new direction from the approved program in 2013. The new Program Includes a swim center with two swimming pools. Which will include a 1,100 square foot addition in the west alley from the theater. It cant be seen from the street. For a visitors gallery from the swimming center. Expand the second floor has been done in the 2013 plan and for a Learning Center and utilizing the old upper portion which is all poured concrete of the seeding and it will create the forum for a lecturehall space. A new third floor center for Business Center which is space for non Retail Professional Services with shared conference space. So going into the building, the swim center and the Learning C
Deadcenter and the residential building under construction just beyond. The building was built in 1923. It was renovated in 1942. So it went from an egyptionstyle building and went to being art decoized in 1942 and there are some of the pictures there of the interior from 1942. It almost looks lick this except the trees are 10 years down line from where it is today. Our project is the revitalization of the theater building which has been closed since 2004 for 15 years. The project will retain all of the historical fabric of the building while providing new Community Uses. The project is a new direction from the approved program in 2013. The new Program Includes a swim center with two swimming pools. Which will include a 1,100 square foot addition in the west alley from the theater. It cant be seen from the street. For a visitors gallery from the swimming center. Expand the second floor has been done in the 2013 plan and for a Learning Center and utilizing the old upper portion which is
Using so that is 26 times the apprenticeships. The livable wages and another big thing that people dont talk about is retention. Some people may a oh, were trying to get residents on this one job but were trying to create careers for these people so when they get into our program, they dont just go to one job they go from job to job to job for their career not having to worry about getting their own jobs when one construction is finished. And again, i mentioned this before, sometimes up here, we arent sure if someone is going to build a project or not. It leaves our hand and it may get appealed or may not and it may get built or not. They o do not fill their projects and they get approval and they build them. Thank you. Commissioner fung. A couple of questions were staffed and a couple of specific questions. In your summary, you used the term outstanding over all design. How is that designed specifically in the code if it is . I dont know that it is described in the code. We do have bo
Agapovas fiancee, liza agapova, 21 years old, last year at the Financial Academy , she worked for six months at the same time in matvey boronins company, apparently they met there, during which time they managed fell in love, voronin got a divorce, and even organized a wedding, speed, and he and his wife separated. I wouldnt say, according to one of lisas friends, the exwife started a scandal, screamed that she would kill them both, it would be necessary to interview her, but we managed to find more witnesses, maybe neighbors, no one heard anything, the street where the kolitka goes is quiet, a dead end, yes, there were no cameras, no screams were heard, we didnt notice any noticeable cars, we even looked at the sewer manholes, tire tracks, nothing, asphalt. Except for traces of blood, well, colleagues, if this is not murder means kidnapping, or staging a kidnapping, i wonder what such assumptions are based on, matvey voronin, a loan shark, a rather tough businessman, lisas father owed
David, thank you very much. Thank you. We continue with the book, about how madison became the wisconsin state capital. F i decided to write a book that covered all of the history of madison because im not from madison. I group up in a suburb of seattle and i moved here not really knowing much about wisconsin and i started learning more about its history as i spent more time here and i really wanted to write a book for someone, like me, who may be didnt grow up here, wasnt really familiar with its history, as well as maybe people who have lived here their whole lives. I think one of the things that was the most surprising thing to me was how hard madison had to hang on to being the capital of wisconsin. They were in constant jeopardy of losing it stat losing its status. First, the territorially capital and the capital. There was a guy named james and he was a land speculator and he invested in the land and the only people were living here were people with a camp along the shores and fu