...City of Minneapolis Community Planning & Economic Development Development Services Division 250 South 4th St. Room 300 Minneapolis MN 55415-1316 612-673-3000 ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEW OF TELECOMMUNICATION TOWERS, ANTENNAS AND TRANSMISSION BASE SITES APPLICATION 535.470. Purpose. Regulations governing communication towers, antennas and base units are established to provide for appropriate locations for communication towers, antennas and base units, to ensure compatibility with surrounding uses, to promote the co-location of communication antennas, and to preserve the city’s ability to provide a public safety communication system. 535.480. Definitions. As used in this article, the following words shall mean: Base unit. An unstaffed single story structure or weatherproofed cabinet used to house radio frequency transmitters, receivers, power amplifiers, signal processing hardware and related equipment. Communication antenna. A device intended for receiving or transmitting television, radio, digital, microwave, cellular, personal communication service (PCS), paging or similar forms of wireless electronic communication, including but not limited to directional antennas such as panels, microwave dishes and satellite dishes, and omnidirectional antennas, such as whip antennas. Communication antenna, facade mounted. A communication antenna mounted on the facade of a structure such as a building, water tower, clock tower, steeple, stack or existing light pole or communication tower. Public...
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...The good aspects of relying on precedent to decide current cases is that people will know what can happen if it is same type of case. It will lead to same outcome to all, with no exceptions. The bad aspects of relying on precedent are that if there is a wrong precedent it will keep for a very long time, making it very rigid and with no exceptions. In the case I chose as a landmark in previous assignment: Gideon vs. Wainwright. Gideon was an indigent and he was not given a counsel appointed by the court when he asked for it, because his case was a noncapital case. He was sued for robbery and as a result he got in jail. He took a long time until the Supreme Court saw the case, during his stay in jail. Finally the 9 judges allowed him to have a lawyer who defended him and had a fairer trial (equal conditions) where a lawyer defended him and set up a landmark and precedent for the future. During the new trial it was shown that he was not who commit the robbery. ADR means “Alternative Dispute Resolution”. These are: negotiation, arbitration, mediation, mini-trial, fact-finding and judicial referee. Usually litigation is more expensive because of the legal fees and expenses and also it can take years for the court system to resolve disputes. The elements of a negligence claim are: -Duty of care -Breach of duty -Injury to plaintiff -Actual cause -Proximate cause The difference between intentional tort and negligence is the intention. In negligence claims...
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...I think in case 3-2, an adequate background is given on the significance of the 2008 Save-A-Landmark campaign generated by Hampton hotels. The only thing I found tough to understand was the extensive history and why and how Hampton decided to begin this massive, yet important campaign. The major reason for conducting this campaign was to help preserve national sites honoring important people and moments in American history so they could be properly celebrated. The program seemed to be very proactive in the way that they started in 2000 and have been conducting surveys to see what landmarks they should be focused on and also timing up their refurbishment of the National Civil rights Museum 40 years after Martin Luther King’s assassination....
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...Table of Contents Spanierman v. Hughes ……………………………………………………………………………………………. New Jersey v. T.L.O. ………………………………………………………………………………………………. Hazelwood School District v. Kuhlmeier ……………………………………………………………….. Christensen v. Royal School District No. 160 ………………………………………………………….. References and Works Cited ……………………………………………………………………………….. Spanierman v. Hughes, 576 F. Supp. 2d. 292. (D. Conn. 2008) Jeffrey Spanierman, a teacher at Emmett O’Brien High School in Ansonia, Connecticut, created a MySpace page for the purpose of communicating with his students regarding homework, learn more about the student’s personal interest and to conduct casual, non-school related discussions. (Neuberger, 2008) A colleague visited the page and was concerned with some of the content---pictures of nude men captioned with inappropriate comments and personal conversations between Mr. Spanierman and the students. The colleague spoke to Spanierman and convinced him to remove the page arguing that it was disruptive to students. Spanierman complied, but went on to create a new profile page with similar content. The colleague learned of the new page and immediately reported her findings to the school administration. The administration went on to place Spanierman on administrative leave and ultimately declined his teaching contract for the upcoming school term. (Neuberger, 2008) In the case of Spanierman v. Hughes, 576 F. Supp. 2d, 292, the Plantiff, Jeffrey...
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...When I was in the fourth grade, I still lived in Little Rock and went to Landmark Elementary school. At Landmark fourth grade was a big year because not only where we one year away from graduating, we also got to go on a field trip to Biloxi, Mississippi. Also we were emotionally preparing to leave Landmark and some of the people that we have grown up with. Some of us would be going to the same middle school, but not all of us. Little did I know that I would be going to a school that no one else was going to. Fourth grade year consisted of a lot of fund raises to help pay for our trip to Biloxi. We spent the year selling chocolate bars and gold plated chains to students at the school and people around the community, and we were finally getting to go on the trip that we had been waiting on all year. We left the school around midnight on a charter bus, and at six o’clock the next morning we were in Biloxi. We stayed at a college campus on the beach in dorms that had four bedrooms with two people in each room. My roommate was Bobbie Smith, my best friend in kindergarten. The most memorable part of the whole trip...
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...The small town of Arab in the state of Alabama is to some people a little one red light town. The city has a lot more history than that. One of the quote unquote landmarks is the Sons House of Barbeque. The restaurant is located at 2425 N Brindlee Mountain Pkwy, Arab, AL 35016. It was founded in 2009 by my aunt Jeanne and my uncle Jimmie. They formed it because my uncle was cooking peoples barbeque for them for free. My cousin Nicklaus aka Nick was the one to encourage them to build the restaurant. In the summer of 2009 I was down in Arab visiting my grandmother and my aunt. As soon as I got to my grandmother's house her phone rang and it was my aunt she told me to get to her house quickly. So I quickly set down my stuff and rushed down...
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...Demi Doty Mrs. Malone U.S. Government 7 September 2017 Rostker v. Goldberg The Landmark Supreme Court Case Rostker versus Goldberg received national attention after Robert L. Goldberg questioned whether it was constitutional for the federal government to require only males to register with the Military Selective Service Act (MSSA). The respondent in this case was Bernard D. Roster, Director of the Selective Service System (Oyez). The MSSA requires all males ages 18 to 26 to register with the Selective Service. One may ask, how did the question of women registering for the draft garner such widespread attention and why? When the Soviet Union invaded Afghanistan in 1980 President Carter reactivated the draft process. Carter recommended that...
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...Marbury v. Madison, become a landmark preferred courtroom case within which the court long-established the concept for the exercising of evaluating in the U. S. below Article III of the charter. The landmark call helped define the boundary among the constitutionally separate government and judicial branches of government. The case occasioned from an attraction to the excellent court docket by way of William Marbury, who have been appointed magistrate inside the District of Columbia by way of President but whose commission wasn't afterward added. Marbury petitioned the best courtroom to force the brand new Secretary of a country, united states President, to supply the documents. The court, with criminal professional as decide, discovered, to begin with, that Madison's refusal to supply the fee became each criminal and correctible. Withal, the court docket stopped trying ordering Madison handy over Marbury's fee, instead maintaining that the supply of the Judiciary Act of 1789 that enabled Marbury to carry his declare to the best court turned into itself unconstitutional, since it...
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...Many children are negatively affected by divorce when it is fresh. In other words, children experience many of the negative affects during the first couple of years after the divorce. Children usually experience short-term effects such as anxiety, shock, anger, etc. In most cases, the effects are only temporary and fade as the child enters adulthood. However, there are some issues that will not surface until teenage years or even adulthood. For example, in a book titled The Unexpected Legacy of Divorce: a 25 Year Landmark Study, Judith Wallerstein, a psychologist and researcher, presented a detailed case. She presented the case studies which suggest that most adults who were children of divorce experience grave difficulties such as depression...
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...Nirma University Institute of Law V Semester B.A.L.L.B. (Hons.)Course Article Writing Submission In Constitutional Law - II on the topic ------------------------------------------------- Appointment of Judges in Higher Judiciary: A Step Towards Landmark Or Marked Land As a part of Project Work For the academic year 2013- 2014 Prepared & Submitted by: Submitted To : Ashish Somani Asst. Professor 12BAL051 Ms. Alunkrita Tripathi ‘A’ section Appointment of Judges in Higher Judiciary: A Step Towards Landmark Or Marked Land ABSTRACT In India, the judiciary is regarded as the most efficient organ of the government from the legislation, executive and the judiciary which stands at par in their powers deriving from the constitution of India. As said by Shri D.D. Basu, a renowned jurist in India, there should be a check and balance system between the organs of the government but it should not encroach upon the ancillary functions. In the six decades of India being a republic this check and balance system, especially in the judicial appointments in the higher judiciary India has witnessed certain topsy- turvy situation. From the inception of the constitution the appointments of the higher judiciary...
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...In the film of Spiderman, Peter impressed me the most. The major reason is that he used his special power to turn down many crimes in the city without asking any rewards, well-known in the city, or even sacrifice himself. I believe everyone will be impressed by his spirit. Once he found he had super power, he tried making use of it. Then when his uncle was murdered in a robbery, he made his mine that he would stop all illegal activities as he can. Even the cost wasn’t small-------spending his own leisure time, risking his life, cannot earn money by doing part-time or achieve his dream. Despite the cost was huge, he had no any reward. Nevertheless, he was suspected by the public as one of the criminals. However, he didn’t change his decision, especially after his uncle’s dead, his hateful towards crimes even grew stronger. These are the reasons why I think he was the most respectable charter in this film. There were two charters who were important to Peter. They are Mary J and his Uncle. I’ll begin with Mary. I believe Peter’s love was a kind of sad. Both of them love each other, but they can’t be together. As Peter chose to be a hero for saving people who are in danger, he cannot with Mary for long time. She then left him along. Even Mary finally changed her mind; Peter cannot accept her love because of his destiny. Moreover, he often brought danger to his friends and family when he countered with different enemies----both Mary and his grandma has suffered this. To protect...
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...Part B Picture 1: Landmarks Berhad Company Logo Source: http://www.landmarks.com.my/ * General Information about Landmarks Berhad Chairman | Datuk Zakaria bin Abdul Hamid | Company Address | Landmarks Berhad (185202 - H) 20th Floor, Menara Haw Par Jalan Sultan Ismail, 50250 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia | Telephone Number | +603 2026 0088 | Website | www.landmarks.com.my | Investor Enquiries | Mr. Chew Eng Kiong ekchew@lablandmarks.com.my | Table 1: General Information Source: http://www.landmarks.com.my/ * Hospitality and a Brief Description of the Company First describe what hospitality mean and the advantages that it provides to a country or company Landmarks Berhad was formed in 1989 on the 8th of August. It first began as an investment holding company on 23rd December 1989 where they dealt with rubber and palm oil plantations and housing as well as hotels and commercial property development. On 8th January 1990, Landmarks Berhad was first listed in Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange and successively listed under the hotel sector in Bursa Malaysia Securities Berhad. (Landmarks, 2013) In order to expand its business in hospitality and property industry, Landmarks (2013) stated that it was in charge of the management for Carcosa Seri Negera; a luxury hotel situated on two adjacent hills in the Lake Gardens and owned by the Malaysian Government. Moreover, Landmarks Berhad was involved in the development of Bandar Baru Wangsa Maju (900 units...
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...goal state is a subset of current state. That would give a successful plan. Operators :- go(R, X, Y) :- precond - [landMark(X, R), landMark(Y, R), switch(R, on), posRobo(R, X)] add - [posRobo(R, Y)] delete - [posRobo(R, X)] push(B, X, Y):- precond - [landMark(X, R), landMark(Y, R), box(B, R, X), posRobo(R, X), switch(R, on)] add - [posRobo(R, Y), box(B, R, Y)] delete - [posRobo(R, X), box(B, R, X)] turnOn(R):- precond - [posRobo(R, _), switch(R, off)] add - [switch(R, on)] delete - [switch(R, off)] turnOff(R):- precond - [\+ posRobo(R, _), switch(R, on)] add - [switch(R, off)] delete - [switch(R, on)] roboCtoR(R, D):- precond - [posRobo(corridor, D), landMark(D, R), landMark(D, corridor), switch(R, off)] add - [posRobo(R, D), switch(R, on)] delete - [posRobo(corridor, _), switch(R, off)] roboRtoC(R, D):- precond - [room(R), landMark(D, R), landMark(D, corridor), posRobo(R, D), switch(R, on)] add - [posRobo(corridor, D), switch(R, off)] delete - [switch(R, on), posRobo(R, _)] boxCtoR(B, R, D):- precond - [landMark(D, R),landMark(D, corridor), posRobo(corridor, D), box(B, corridor, D), switch(R, off)] add - [posRobo(R, D), switch(R, on), box(B, R, D)] delete - [posRobo(corridor, _), box(B,_,_), switch(R, off)] boxRtoC(B, R, D):- precond - [room(R), landMark(D, R), landMark(D, corridor), box(B, R, D), switch(R, on),...
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...In 1965, New York City enacted its Landmarks Preservation Law, which protected historic landmarks and neighborhoods from destruction or alterations to their characters. This Landmarks Law also established the Landmarks Preservation Commission, whose purpose was to identify and designate the city’s landmarks (and districts) as well as regulate changes made to these designated structures. Penn Central Transportation Company owned the Grand Central Terminal, which had been designated as a landmark under the application of the Landmarks Law in August of 1967. In January of 1968, Penn Central entered into a renewable 50-year lease with Union General Properties, Ltd. (a corporation of the United Kingdom) to allow UGP to construct a multistory office building in the air space above the terminal; UGP would pay Penn Central $1 million for each year of construction and $3 million each year after that. Penn Central and UGP jointly applied to the Landmarks Preservation Commission for permission to build the proposed office building atop the Terminal. The first plan, Breuer I, called for a 55-story building to be cantilevered above the existing façade, but was denied as the Commission thought a building of such great height would not only look outlandish on top of an 8-story historical landmark, but would also diminish the prominence of the landmark itself. The second plan, Breuer II Revised, called for a removal of the Terminal’s 42nd Street façade to build a 53-story office building...
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...Week Four Student Guide This week, you address the concepts of employment and regulatory risk as a means to distinguish between the employee-employer relationship and the associated legal considerations. As an example, you consider legal considerations such as discrimination in the workplace. You also study regulatory compliance issues for an organization, as well as the associated business consequences. The readings focus on workers’ compensation, occupational safety, and other worker protection laws, with a specific attention to the Family and Medical Leave Act. This week also covers the collective bargaining agreements and labor law, as well as several laws and decisions a company must make regarding these labor law issues. In addition, you examine equal opportunity in employment and Title VII, including what comprises this significant law. You review regulatory laws, environmental protection and global warning, as well as antitrust laws and unfair trade practices. The readings focus on introductory concepts and the laws that support these concepts. Employment and Regulatory Risk OBJECTIVE: Differentiate between types of employment relationships and the associated legal considerations. Resources: Ch. 31 & 32 of Business Law: Legal Environment, Online Commerce, Business Ethics, and International Issues Content • Ch. 31: Employment, Worker Protection, and Immigration Laws o Introduction to Employment, Worker Protection, and Immigration Laws ...
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