ton Judicial Center still not finished

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May 9. 2005

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ton Judicial Center still not finished

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May 08, 2005

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Almost three years after it opened, the ton County Judicial

Center is a mess, judges, clerks and secretaries say.

The $48 million building has had leaking, moisture and mold problems

since it opened on a rainy afternoon in 2002.

" We evacuated the judges nine months ago, " said Clerk of Court

Armstrong, who has helped manage the building crisis. " We've got

them spread all over the complex, in all the nooks and crannies. "

Contractor B.L. Harbert International of Birmingham, Ala., has been

making repairs at its own cost and has identified the sources of all

the leaks, said county building projects director Dan Chandler.

Harbert spokesman Ben said the company's crews are making

significant progress.

" Nobody yet has been able to give us a timeline for this project.

That's what I find extremely frustrating, " Armstrong said. " I just

don't see the contractor stepping up to the plate. He needs to be

more aggressive. We have a $48 million building that wasn't right

from Day 1. "

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Vicki,

That is the full article.Just copy and paste the full link.

> KC, I CAN'T OPEN THIS, & I REALLYYYYYYYYYY WANT TO READ IT. CAN

YOU COPY & PASTE?

> THANKS,

> V.

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> May 9. 2005

> Dateline Alabama | APN

> ton Judicial Center still not finished

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> http://www.tuscaloosanews.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?

> AID=/20050508/APN/505080718 & cachetime=3 & template=dateline

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> The Associated Press

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> May 08, 2005

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> Almost three years after it opened, the ton County

Judicial

> Center is a mess, judges, clerks and secretaries say.

>

> The $48 million building has had leaking, moisture and mold

problems

> since it opened on a rainy afternoon in 2002.

>

> " We evacuated the judges nine months ago, " said Clerk of Court

> Armstrong, who has helped manage the building crisis. " We've got

> them spread all over the complex, in all the nooks and crannies. "

>

> Contractor B.L. Harbert International of Birmingham, Ala., has

been

> making repairs at its own cost and has identified the sources of

all

> the leaks, said county building projects director Dan Chandler.

>

> Harbert spokesman Ben said the company's crews are

making

> significant progress.

>

> " Nobody yet has been able to give us a timeline for this

project.

> That's what I find extremely frustrating, " Armstrong said. " I

just

> don't see the contractor stepping up to the plate. He needs to

be

> more aggressive. We have a $48 million building that wasn't

right

> from Day 1. "

>

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[Guest guest]

KC, I CAN'T OPEN THIS, & I REALLYYYYYYYYYY WANT TO READ IT. CAN YOU COPY &

PASTE?

THANKS,

V.

[] ton Judicial Center still not finished

May 9. 2005

Dateline Alabama | APN

ton Judicial Center still not finished

http://www.tuscaloosanews.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?

AID=/20050508/APN/505080718 & cachetime=3 & template=dateline

The Associated Press

May 08, 2005

ARTICLE FEATURES

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Almost three years after it opened, the ton County Judicial

Center is a mess, judges, clerks and secretaries say.

The $48 million building has had leaking, moisture and mold problems

since it opened on a rainy afternoon in 2002.

" We evacuated the judges nine months ago, " said Clerk of Court

Armstrong, who has helped manage the building crisis. " We've got

them spread all over the complex, in all the nooks and crannies. "

Contractor B.L. Harbert International of Birmingham, Ala., has been

making repairs at its own cost and has identified the sources of all

the leaks, said county building projects director Dan Chandler.

Harbert spokesman Ben said the company's crews are making

significant progress.

" Nobody yet has been able to give us a timeline for this project.

That's what I find extremely frustrating, " Armstrong said. " I just

don't see the contractor stepping up to the plate. He needs to be

more aggressive. We have a $48 million building that wasn't right

from Day 1. "

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THANKS, KC--I WONDER IF THERE'S A WAY TO FIND OUT THE EXTENT OF INJURIES TO THE

WORKFORCE THERE? WHAT DO YA THINK?

THANKS AGAIN!

ME

[] ton Judicial Center still not

finished

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> May 9. 2005

> Dateline Alabama | APN

> ton Judicial Center still not finished

>

> http://www.tuscaloosanews.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?

> AID=/20050508/APN/505080718 & cachetime=3 & template=dateline

>

> The Associated Press

>

> May 08, 2005

>

>

> ARTICLE FEATURES

> . e-mail this article

> . print this article

> . discuss this article

> Almost three years after it opened, the ton County

Judicial

> Center is a mess, judges, clerks and secretaries say.

>

> The $48 million building has had leaking, moisture and mold

problems

> since it opened on a rainy afternoon in 2002.

>

> " We evacuated the judges nine months ago, " said Clerk of Court

> Armstrong, who has helped manage the building crisis. " We've got

> them spread all over the complex, in all the nooks and crannies. "

>

> Contractor B.L. Harbert International of Birmingham, Ala., has

been

> making repairs at its own cost and has identified the sources of

all

> the leaks, said county building projects director Dan Chandler.

>

> Harbert spokesman Ben said the company's crews are

making

> significant progress.

>

> " Nobody yet has been able to give us a timeline for this

project.

> That's what I find extremely frustrating, " Armstrong said. " I

just

> don't see the contractor stepping up to the plate. He needs to

be

> more aggressive. We have a $48 million building that wasn't

right

> from Day 1. "

>

> ---

>

> Information from: The Post and Courier,

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>

>

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