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Proud Moment: Today marks a significant achievement as our project with Toyota North America at the Port of Long Beach, Tri-gen, goes live! We're…
Proud Moment: Today marks a significant achievement as our project with Toyota North America at the Port of Long Beach, Tri-gen, goes live! We're…
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🔥 ⏰ Fire Safety & Evacuation Plans Save Lives The heartbreaking wildfires in Southern California are our worst nightmare playing out in real time. As we at Boulevard Real Estate send our sympathies and help to support the victims in any way possible, we must also recognize this as a critical wake-up call for us in Marin County and Northern California. Steps to Take Now: 🔥 Minimize Fire Risks: Create defensible space, retrofit with fire-resistant materials, and follow CalFire’s Wildfire Safety Tips - https://www.fire.ca.gov 📲 Stay Informed in Real-Time for verified, up-to-the-minute wildfire updates: Download the Watch Duty app - https://www.watchduty.org/ 🤝 Join Firewise USA®: Work with neighbors to reduce wildfire risks -https://lnkd.in/g2sUWfg2 🏡 Understand Insurance Trends: Stay informed about coverage challenges via the California Department of Insurance - https://lnkd.in/g82fCG_V 📋 Develop Your Evacuation Plan: Identify exit routes, pack go-bags, and establish communication plans for your household. As Chair of the Fire Committee of KENT WOODLANDS PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION, I understand how preparation and awareness are key to protecting your home, preserving its value, and ensuring the safety of your loved ones. We cannot afford to be complacent. Fires like these are becoming more frequent, and it’s critical to be proactive in safeguarding our homes, our loved ones, and our communities. While minimizing risks through fire safety measures is essential, these events underscore the life-saving importance of having a solid evacuation plan in place. When seconds count, preparation and awareness can make all the difference for your family and community. If you have questions about fire safety upgrades or the evolving insurance landscape in Marin County, reach out. Let’s stay safe, stay prepared, and strengthen our communities together! #FireSafety #EvacuationPreparedness #WildfireAwareness #CaliforniaRealEstate #HomeownersInsurance #WatchDuty #CommunityResilience #marincounty #kentfield #kentwoodlands
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Bill Crowley
🚨 **Attention Life Safety Community!** 🚨 Thanks for sharing, JC. Let's talk about how we can avoid common pitfalls in construction safety. It's time to fully embrace technology for **rapid communication** and **pre-fire planning** on all projects. 🔒 **Safety, Safety, Safety!** 🔒 This isn't just about the assets – it's about protecting our tradecraft, first responders, communities, and owners. 📋👷♂️🚒 📣 Hear ye, hear ye – it's time to get safe! In support of Chapter 33 of the IBC/IFC and NFPA 241, check out the link below to see SAE's innovative solution to construction safety. We're here to support all stakeholders! 🔗https://lnkd.in/eT5AxV5 #ConstructionSafety #LifeSafety #TechInSafety #FirePlanning #SafetyFirst #GC #EC #Generalcontractors #Electrcialcontractor #AHJ #Firealarm #Construction #datacenter #newconstruction #jobsitesafety #fireinspector #buildersrisk #insurance --- Does this work for your LinkedIn post? Let me know if you need any adjustments!
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David Pressly
About Interstate 5. For Santa Clarita Valley residents, construction of the interstate freeway from the Mexican border to Canada was really one more in a long line of highway improvements stretching back 50 years to the opening of the Ridge Route across the mountaintops to the floor of the San Joaquin Valley and beyond to Bakersfield. The original route was followed by the new and improved "Ridge alternate," which gave way in 1933 to the even newer — and straighter — U.S. Highway 99. Interstate 5 was born on paper in 1956 through the Eisenhower-era National Interstate and Defense Highway Act, which diverted money from the defense budget to link strategic military facilities via a modern highway system that civilians would also be able to use. It was late in John F. Kennedy's presidency before there was tangible evidence of it locally. Just as the new State Route 14 was starting to open section-by-section on the east side of the valley in 1963, the first eight-lane section of Interstate 5 was underway on the west side between Lyons Avenue and about one mile north of Castaic Junction (Highway 126). The Newhall Land and Farming Co., with its new town of Valencia on the drawing board, successfully lobbied for additional on- and off-ramps where originally only one was planned. By that time, actually in July 1964, the California Highway Commission came up with a bizarre idea to save money on engineering that was otherwise needed to make the steep climb north of Parker Road manageable for trucks. The existing Highway 99, which was decommissioned locally that same year, would become the northbound I-5 freeway lanes, while southbound lanes would be separated off to the east. That meant the north- and southbound lanes would switch sides, with an upper and lower crossover to put them back where they belong. At that same 1964 Highway Commission meeting, the decision was made to separate cars and trucks in the Newhall Pass with their own dedicated lanes. Construction of the new Interstate 5 Freeway through the Santa Clarita Valley was completed in 1967, coinciding with the opening of the first Valencia homes. Construction over the Grapevine and into the San Joaquin Valley, with separate alignments for each direction of traffic — but without switching sides — was done by 1970. The final section in California, near Stockton, opened in 1979.
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Kevin Carroll
Q1 2024 Industrial Stats: San Fernando & Ventura out now! Vacancy rates have stayed same at 1.5% from Q4 2023 to Q1 2024, asking rent has also stayed the same at $1.54 NNN. Overall, the San Fernando Valley & Ventura industrial market continues to see tight conditions as vacancy and availability remain at historically low numbers. #industrialcre
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