Sentences with phrase «other public buildings»

«We've got enormous gravel demand on the horizon for the Gateway Project and other public building priorities moving forward,» said Mike Proudfoot, spokesman for the Ministry of Transport, who expects the Pitt River Bridge / South Perimeter Road to enter Environmental Assessment as soon as this summer.

«I brought this to the attention of the Minister of Health, and asked him to ensure water testing in our schools, hospitals and other public buildings occurs, but he refused.

Assistance dogs are widely welcome by service providers such as restaurants, shops, hotels and other public buildings as well as on public transport including in taxis.

Also relevant is my recent post and story on Istanbul's efforts to strengthen schools and other public buildings before its next big quake.]

NYPA will also install more than 125 megawatts of solar capacity on schools and other public buildings by 2020, achieving a 300 percent increase in distributed solar projects at public facilities statewide.

This report, done for the Solar Works for Minnesota campaign, explores the value of solar power on schools, libraries, and other public buildings in Minnesota.

Asbestos is a natural mineral prized for its high durability and heat resistance, and was used during the construction of hundreds of thousands of homes, schools and other public buildings across the U.S. until the early 1970s.

Religious icons have no place in schools and other public buildings.

Surveys soon will be available at the Park District office, City Hall, the Crystal Lake Library and other public buildings.

On Jan. 1 Illinois became the 23rd state to implement an indoor smoking ban, outlawing smoking in public buildings, including taverns, restaurants, bowling alleys, nightclubs and sports arenas; and within 15 feet of doorways to office towers, train stations and other public buildings.

Steps taken by the government will include the issue of nearly 20,000 pamphlets in every public library and other public buildings.

In bathhouses and other public buildings, they carved frank descriptions of their encounters, sometimes scrawling them near the very spot where the acts took place.

In any case, after schools we can move on to other public buildings — hospitals and libraries — not to mention millions of homes, offices and factories.

In even the smallest towns you can find picturesque buildings — the small coastal town of Retalhuleu, for instance, has a charming central plaza — while larger coffee - boom towns such as Cobán and Quetzaltenango maintain vestiges of their glory days in their cathedrals, town halls and other public buildings.

For example, a community may sponsor a solar array for a church or other public building.

In total, around 500 heat storage hypocausts have now been documented in the Baltic Region and, according to the latest estimates, there must have been at least 800 - 1,000 of them by the end of the 15th century [1], their use spreading from monasteries and castles to other public buildings, such as almshouses, town halls, guildhalls and hospitals.

If you are assaulted in a bar, sporting arena, or inside any other public building, you should report the assault to the owner as soon as possible.

Wisconsin's safe - place statute raises the bar for owners of businesses and other public buildings to protect the injured.

Schools and other public buildings have to get on board.

Architectural designer takes up the project of planning and designing office buildings, private residences, factories, theatres, highways, and other public buildings.

Importantly, discriminatory laws must not be understood as simply being laws encapsulating overt racism such as segregated missions, hospitals, swimming pools, cinemas or exclusion from town halls and other public buildings — all of which, and more, occurred in Australia.