North Augusta picks Brasfield and Gorrie for Project Jackson
North Augusta City Council designated Brasfield and Gorrie LLC as general contractor for the Project Jackson multiuse development between The River Club and Hammond's Ferry. The 25 acre proposal may include a hotel stores and a baseball stadium for the Augusta GreenJackets amid ongoing court litigation led by resident Steve Donohue. The stadium design and cost remain unresolved as the State Supreme Court case proceeds.
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North Augusta
Project Jackson
Brasfield and Gorrie LLC
Augusta GreenJackets
River Club
Hammond’s Ferry
Steve Donohue
City votes on SunTrust Park project and contracts
The Aiken city council received eight bid responses for a project and narrowed them to three after value engineering with the final vote 4-1 against council member Adams. The meeting approved low bids for Phase II of the water treatment plant, an easement for SC Electric and Gas, a 2015 jury box, and adjourned to executive session on legal and contractual issues without action.
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M.B. Kahn Construction Co. Inc
South Carolina Electric and Gas Co
Belvedere Clearwater Road
Project Jackson
Graniteville to build new fire department headquarters
Graniteville will construct a new 8000 square foot metal framed fire department headquarters next to the current site at 200 Main St. The project, costing about 845000 dollars, will include four double bays for up to eight vehicles, a large meeting and training area, offices, and a kitchen. Ful-Line Construction of North Augusta is the general contractor.
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Graniteville
Graniteville-Vaucluse- Warrenville Volunteer Fire Department
Main St
Riker County Council
Phil Napier
Grady Friday
Department
Ful-Line Construction
North Augusta
Edward Fulmer
Ful-Line
Friday
Les Edward Fulmer
George Broadwater
Graniteville- Vaucluse-Warrenville
Ventilation concerns rise at WIPP amid ongoing waste shipments
A federal DOE safety report criticizes the WIPP Recovery Plan for Diesel Equipment, saying it lacks a sound engineering approach to minimum underground ventilation. Officials warn substantial work remains before diesel use and stress missing information and outdated conditions. Derrek Asberry reports from the Aiken Standard.
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WIPP
Carlsbad
New Mexico
Savannah River
DOE
Energy Department
Office of Enterprise Assessments
Nuclear Waste Partnership
NWP
Aiken Parks Offers Day Trip To Edgefield In January
The City of Aiken Parks Recreation and Tourism Department will run a day trip to Edgefield on Wednesday January 14 featuring tours of the Edgefield Discovery Center and the Carolina Moon Distillery and lunch at the Old Edgefield Grill. The $15 price excludes lunch. Registration is at H Odell Weeks Activities Center 1700 Whiskey Road with fee due at signup. Call 803 642 7631 for details.
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Old Edgefield Grill
H. Odell Weeks Activities Center
Whiskey Road
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