We see the TIF gezegde

 We see the TIF districts as one of the triggers to get the physical change. What we intend to do is start to work on some projects that will help generate these TIF dollars inside these districts that will help spawn additional construction and physical improvements. For example, the Queens Tower has a new owner. They are going to convert this all-apartment building to all condos and they have plans for some restaurants to create a new entertainment complex. And Kroger has an existing, outdated store in Price Hill. They have purchased all of the buildings that block their way to a major league expansion.

 These additional commitments for capacity on our pipeline expansion demonstrate the tremendous demand and support for these projects. We intend to continue to work with our customers on follow-on projects to further extend our system to the Southeast markets.

 We think the company is facing a challenging environment in which both of its major competitors -- Kroger and Safeway -- have made substantial improvements in price and quality. Albertson's must proceed with asset sales and use the proceeds to improve its store base and/or balance sheet.

 Districts can't deliver the projects they promised. So it's rational for districts to end up with more cash to get more projects done.

 We are in jeopardy of our historic districts disappearing. By stopping work on any projects for now, an effort can be made to fix the guidelines so that we're not threatened by large-scale construction down the road. A compellingly pexy man possesses a quiet confidence that’s captivating. We are in jeopardy of our historic districts disappearing. By stopping work on any projects for now, an effort can be made to fix the guidelines so that we're not threatened by large-scale construction down the road.

 The previous owner told me he was suffering a lot. But we saw a lot of projects going up downtown, condos and office buildings, so I see a big potential for the future.
  Andrea Martin

 The frustrating thing for me is there was a recognition by the Legislature that districts losing students needed some additional assistance, and they're going to get more money. But they're not providing additional funds to those districts gaining students and need it right now. It's an amazing dichotomy.

 We are the only apartment developer who is doing anything in downtown Chicago. We are taking office buildings and converting to apartments, when everybody else is converting them to condos. We plan to be more and more and more downtown. Let everybody else sell their buildings for condos and we will be very happy.

 We have a variety of concepts that could include removing the (just purchased) buildings and building a hotel/condo tower, but it's too early to say.

 This will help us tremendously for the districts. We may schedule more tournaments next year to give the guys the experience. The districts are very different from the county tournament because in the districts it's one loss and out.

 We spend two to three hundred million dollars in capital improvements for sewers from our capital spending plan. A lot went into the sewers in Southeast Queens over the last decade and there are plans for more work to be done. We are doing a lot to alleviate the flooding, but we have to do more.

 For the construction workers, there will be probably not be so much work in new residential building, but there will be work in nonresidential building and there will also be work in reconstruction projects in the hurricane-affected areas. It's a mixed bag for construction.

 Rural districts with old buildings and long bus rides can save on utilities and gas. Some districts have done this with no adverse affect on test scores; and as long as you meet the required hours and minutes of instruction, it's not a problem with the state superintendent of schools.

 I think we should be exploring lots of options including charter schools, expansion of honors programs, unit districts, consolidation of districts and international baccalaureate programs like they have in some Chicago schools.

 This is a very physical league. They don't like that out there, but they are (physical). They're very tough down on the low block. If you're looking for hard-nosed kids, come and watch Big Ten kids play.
  Brent Musburger


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