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California Department of Transportation
October 25, 2010
Headquarters – Sacramento
Matt Rocco - (916) 654-4020
Caltrans Awards $24 Million for Safe Routes to School
Sacramento – Today, the California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) awarded $24 million for 85 Safe Routes to School projects to improve safety for children in grades K-12 who walk and bicycle to school.
"Nothing is more important than the safety of our children," said Caltrans Director Cindy McKim. "By improving safety, more children are encouraged to walk and bicycle to school, ultimately resulting in healthier children and less traffic congestion around schools."
The funding will pay for new crosswalks, curb ramps, sidewalks, bicycle paths, traffic signals, flashing beacons, signs, striping, and pedestrian countdown signals.
California was the first state to legislate its own Safe Routes to School program with dedicated funding in 1999. To date, the state has awarded $268 million for Safe Routes to School projects.
To view the entire list of projects, visit: http://www.dot.ca.gov/hq/LocalPrograms/saferoutes/documents/SR2S_Cycle_9_2010-11.pdf


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As the extent of the damage caused by Hurricane Sandy becomes more and more clear, the NFL is doing more and more to help raise much-needed funds.
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The latest effort comes from public service announcements in which Giants quarterback Eli Manning and defensive end Osi Umenyiora urge fans to make contributions to the American Red Cross.
To answer the call, text RedCross to 90999 to make a $10 donation, or visit RedCross.org for a more sizable contribution.

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A spring and early summer surge in home buying in the Chicago area came to an abrupt halt in July, as local home sales slid 7.3 percent from a year ago.
It was the first monthly decline in year-over-year existing home sales since November, and much sharper than the 1.9 percent drop reported then, according to Illinois Realtors.
The real estate trade group said 11,716 homes sold in July, compared with 12,645 in July 2015. Yet prices rose modestly. The median sales price was up 5.8 percent to $238,000. That compares with $225,000 a year ago.
In Chicago, July's decline in sales activity was even more pronounced. Sales fell 11.9 percent year-over-year, to 2,714 homes sold....


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Maryville Community Recreation Center
Flexible recreation center design offers diverse fitness and amenities to accommodate growing community needs
Create a highly flexible community center with diverse amenities and dual use as a National Guard readiness center, and integrate a subsequent expansion with the existing structure to ensure a cohesive, welcoming environment.
Designers worked with City of Maryville staff to identify user needs and desires and functional and aesthetic goals for the project. Following completion of the original facility, Maryville residents overwhelmingly approved funding for an expansion, bringing SFS and city leaders back together to envision a unified, integrated design.
The original 56,940 SF center succeeded in its goal to become an inviting, dynamic resource for Maryville residents. It includes a three-court gymnasium, full-service kitchen, aerobics/dance studio, weight training/fitness, child care, meeting rooms, locker/shower areas and Parks and Recreation Department offices. The design incorporates visibility between program elements to strengthen interaction between activities and create a sense of excitement throughout. The new two-story addition includes an aerobics/dance room, cardio room, offices, storage, a meeting room, personal training space, a kids' dance/yoga room and a coffee bar. Simple, cost-effective finishes and furnishings combined with extensive natural light create a flexible, enjoyable space that will provide long-term value to the community.


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peter999 necesitaba un nuevo diseño de página web y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 101 diseños de 17 diseñadores freelance.
We are the second biggest flat rental and room mate finder portal in Hungary.
We would like to change our outdated website. We already have a new logo which you can find attached.
We are not a real estate company just few guys with IT knowlegde who are running some websites.
Here are some few archetypes (not in priority order):
1. College students who are looking for sublets and room mates
2. Students who want to share their flat/rooms
3. Young working people/couples who are looking for a nice flat to rent
4. Landlords who want to rent their flats
5. Real estate agencies who will use our service to promote their listings
Design a fresh, modern, clean and bright website (web 2.0 look).
We need 3 pages + a simple alert template:
1. Homepage
2. Listings page
3. Result page
4. alert
We have created functional wireframes for each page (please find it attached).
The wireframes are only functional, so you can create icons, other design elements,etc. to make the website looking awesome.
We like trulia.com's design very much but please do not copy it. Use mostly those colours which are in our new logo (pls find attached alberlet-szobatarsLogo.ai). You can play with the size of the logo.
The site will be billingual, so all text and graphics should be in vector format and the text editable. We will do the translation into hungarian, so it is important.
The winning designer may get more work from us for an extra fee.
Our current website you can find here:
alberlet = sublet
szobatars = room mate
Please do not copy the old website because it is outdated and we would like to a have a completely new design.
1. Homepage: pls see the attached wireframe (homepage.jpg)
2: Listings page: pls see the attached wireframe (listings.jpg)
3. Result page: pls see the attached wireframe (result.jpg). Sharing icons: Facebook, Twitter, Iwiw (http://www.iwiw.hu), Startlap (http://www.startlap.hu)
Alert template: pls see the attached alert template.jpg
Homepage: http://www.trulia.com + zillow.com
Listing page: http://www.trulia.com/NV/Las_Vegas/89148/
Result page: http://www.trulia.com/property/3032…s-NV-89148
Alert template: trulia.com


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Sussex Floorings & Interiors Ltd
We are a home furnishing company based in Worthing West Sussex. We design both commercial and domestic interiors as well as retailing flooring, furniture, soft furnishings and window treatments at our shop at 146 Montague St in Worthing and also online at www.sfiworld.co.uk. Recent interiors work can be seen on our Facebook page www.facebook.com/SussexFlooringsInteriorsLtd or Twitter https://twitter.com/sfiworld
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Gungadin Services are based in Burgess hill, but we service all surrounding areas. We provide a friendly, professional handyman service for the home, garden and car. Our handyman service offers complete customer satisfaction at competitive rates. With many years experience in all aspects of home,garden and car maintenance you can rest assured that you will be getting the handyman service you expect. No job is too small for us and we quote for the job, not by the hour so give us a call today and see just how little your job could cost! Whether its a long list of odd-jobs that need doing or just a couple of things you haven't had the time to do, let us take care of it.
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Award-winning Rug Specialists, Rug Dealers and Master Rug Craftsmen, spanning four generations of specialist skills, conservation care and expertise for all types of weavings. A British company of Distinction dedicated to selling the very best in hand-woven, traditional rug craftsmanship. Choose from a fabulous treasure trove of over 1,000 rug masterpieces in stock, online or in the stunning Rug Gallery Showrooms. As professional rug cleaners, our specially developed rug-wash system thoroughly penetrates and deep-cleanses your weavings, giving a better conditioned, more complete clean, ensuring rug colours are revived, the pile cleansed and the original lustre restored. Our rug cleaning process rejuvenates and conditions rug weavings to last longer, with amazing results! While our individually applied stain/odour corrective treatments alleviate and improve all types of stains, odours and colour-run. Passionate in rug conservation, our expert rug repairs, bespoke restoration and cut-to-size rug alterations works are all undertaken meticulously by hand, with superb results. Our specialist rug services also include: durable anti-slip rug underlay; insurance-approved written rug valuations; rug/textile wall-hanging; and collection and return delivery services, with all rug works and services undertaken in our Rug Gallery's custom-built Restoration & Cleaning Studios – all under one roof!
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Carpet Store London Based in Harrow-Greenford, a family run Business, Established in the early 90's we have been around for 25 years offering a wide range of Carpets, Vinyls and wood flooring. We can tailor for all needs from Rental Properties to High end Luxury flooring. We have experience in both the Residential and Commercial Sector. No Job is too big or too Small. Plenty of Off cuts/Remnants in stock Free Measurements and quotations with no obligation to buy. Fabulous team of fitters with many years of experience. We are fully Insured and all of our work comes with a Guarantee We can offer discounts to Landlords and Estate Agents 02082480576 07590071786 www.Carpetstorelondon.co.uk
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What is the type of property?
Commercial premises
What work needs doing?
How many room(s) need work?
Just 1
What is the approximate area needing work?
a few joints have risen and we have 2 tears in the carpet
What is underneath the carpet?
Are there any special considerations?
we have a roll of the existing carpet, and we need to have this complete before Saturday 9am
What is the reason for repair?
Tears or rips
Do you have the materials?
I have the carpet but the professional needs to supply the accessories
Any additional details?
we have a few areas of carpets that we need to repair before Saturday the repairs are x1 at reception area (photo with black tape) the other x2 are in the same lounge area. we have the carpet roll
What is the type of property?
What work needs doing?
Partial replacement
How many room(s) need work?
2 rooms
What is the approximate area needing work?
I don't know
What is underneath the carpet?
Are there any special considerations?
Will need to move furniture around.
What is the reason for repair?
Worn or fraying
Do you have the materials?
No, I will need the professional to provide materials and parts
Any additional details?
Will need help to move furniture around to provide space to replace the carpet.
What is the type of property?
What work needs doing?
How many room(s) need work?
Just 1
What is the approximate area needing work?
Just a small patch needing a repair
What is underneath the carpet?
Are there any special considerations?
No special considerations
What is the reason for repair?
Burned or melted
Do you have the materials?
No, I will need the professional to provide materials and parts
Any additional details?
Small iron burn


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Ashley's Story
I met Benny when I was 15 and he was 16. He was very good looking and many girls wanted to be his girlfriend. He never had many friends who were guys and he wasn't into sports. At first, he was really nice to me and always invited me over to his house after school. He really liked cars and had a place set up in his Dad's garage where he worked on a broken down car that his Uncle had given him. Most afternoons after school, I would get into trouble with my Mom because Benny made me stay with him while he worked on his car. When I told him that I had to leave, he told me that I wanted to rush home because I didn't care about him and that there were lots of girls who would want to hang around him.
After a few months, he didn't want me to do anything with my friends. He was possessive and jealous and would make fun of anyone who was my friend. He made me feel guilty if I even talked to someone at school, even when he wasn't around, which wasn't very often. He told me that he didn't like what I wore and told me what I should wear to school. He was always moody, but after a while it made me feel really uncomfortable. He forced me to have sex with him in his Dad's garage. I told him that I loved him, but that it didn't seem like he loved me. I was afraid I would get pregnant and told him that I wanted to wait. He slapped me and said never to say anything like that again. He told me that he would decide if I would get pregnant or not. I told him that wasn't the way it worked and he slapped me again, harder and twisted my arm behind my back. I was afraid to tell my Mom or anyone what happened, but I stopped going over to his house after school.
After almost every class, he would stand outside the doorway and grab my arm when I came out and whisper in my ear that I better listen to him or something bad was going to happen to me. I didn't know what to do and I tried to avoid him, but it seemed like he was always there waiting for me or watching me. He sent me text messages all day and all night long. Sometimes he pleaded with me not to break up with him. Sometimes he would send me threats or text me, "I know what you're doing right now."
One day a teacher saw him grab me and I guess I looked pretty shook up. She waited until he walked away and then motioned for me to come into her classroom. We walked into the back where she had a little office and she closed the door. I didn't even know her very well, but I started to cry. I couldn't help it. I said that nothing was wrong, but she just waited for me to stop crying and didn't ask me any questions. I said I had to go and I got up to leave. That's when she said words that I remembered ever since: "You don't deserve to be treated like that." I knew she was right, but I just couldn't see it before she said those words out loud.
It took me about two weeks before I had the courage to go back to talk to her again, this time after school when no one else was around. She said that I didn't have to be with Benny if I didn't want to and I said I knew that, but I didn't know how to get out. He said he was going to really hurt me. She explained to me some things called dating violence. She talked about some things that my Mom and I might want to think about. I knew I had to tell my Mom. When I did, she helped me understand what was going on. I threw away my cell phone and didn't get another one until after I had changed schools. I had to get away from Benny, and I'm glad I did. I don't ever want to have to worry about leaving class and having someone waiting for me. I am 17 now and will graduate from high school this year. I know now how different my life would have been right now if I had stayed around Benny.
These stories are representative of survivors served in Florida's domestic violence centers in the past and do not depict a specific individual.
Melissa's Story
A couple of my friends encouraged me to sign-up for this Internet dating service. I started talking to Brian and we became chat buddies. I felt like I could tell him anything and he said the same thing about me. All I really wanted was a friendly voice to talk to. I decided it wouldn't be anything more serious than that. Around the holidays, I agreed to meet him face to face. He lived about two hours away from me, so we picked a town halfway in between and agreed to meet at a popular restaurant. We had a very pleasant dinner. He ordered for me and we both drank ice tea. He told me that he didn't drink alcohol and I liked that about him. After that, it became a routine that we would meet there every two weeks.
During one dinner, he said that he had grown to care for me a great deal and that he wanted more from the relationship. He was a real gentleman in how he approached the subject and suggested that we spend some time together in a hotel room he had reserved near the restaurant. I also thought this was the appropriate next step and we spent a wonderful night together.
Things moved quickly after that and in the next few months, he said that he really wanted to get married and that he thought we should fly off to Las Vegas together. I was surprised, but at the same time really glad that he wanted us to be husband and wife rather than living together.
We didn't fly to Vegas, but we did have a small wedding in the town where he lived with only a couple of his relatives and my best friend as my matron of honor. I wanted more of my friends to come and had asked my sister to fly out from the west coast, but Brian said that weddings should be small and intimate. We moved into his home and for a while I commuted back and forth to my job.
Brian began to complain about not seeing me enough, that I wasn't home to cook and was too tired to be his wife. One evening, when a rain storm caused me to arrive home late, he flew into a rage and accused me of having an affair. He took a pewter picture frame of my Mother and Father and threw it across the room where it shattered into pieces. Then, he stormed out the door and he didn't return until late the next night. The next day, he bought me a bouquet of my favorite flowers and apologized for his behavior. He said that he just loved me so much, that he was worried about me and didn't know why he had acted like that. He was very sweet when he said he was sorry.
But, that was not the end. He stopped bringing flowers, and then he stopped apologizing. Then, one Sunday when I was supposed to meet my girlfriend whom I had not seen in months, he threw me across the kitchen and I fell into the pantry door. He shouted at me. I couldn't even understand what he was saying. He kept yelling louder and louder. Then he raised his fist and slammed it into my jaw. I was stunned. I couldn't move, but not because of the incredible pain that I felt, but because of the shock that this was happening to me. I scrambled away from him and he didn't follow. I locked myself in our bedroom and cried. After that day, he would hit me every time he got angry, and that was often.
The only time I felt safe was when I was at work. While at work, I came across articles on domestic violence on the internet and read them. I began to see that I wasn't the only one to whom this was happening. I found information about a domestic violence center although I didn't think I needed to go to live in a shelter. One day I just picked up the telephone and called them. They told me that what I said was confidential and they would not share my information with anyone else.
I really want our marriage to work out. Brian has been treating me better for a while, but he hasn't stopped hitting me. I continue to talk with people at the domestic violence center and I sometimes attend their group and talk to other women who are going through some of the same things I am.
Crystal's Story
For seven years, I was afraid to go to sleep at night and for seven years there were barely any nights that I got a full night's sleep. My husband worked long hours with a lot of overtime. I rarely saw him in the daytime, but the times he was around, things were OK. But at night, he would terrorize me, waking me up after I fell asleep, yelling at me, calling me names and threatening to hurt me. I asked him what was going on. I asked him what I had done to cause him to act this way. I didn't understand his behavior. During the first year of our marriage, these episodes were very infrequent and I could not figure out any reason for him to act like that towards me. He wasn't drinking or on drugs that I could tell. I kept asking him what was wrong.
After we had our first child, the nights became worse. I was a wreck and between my husband and the baby, I wasn't getting any sleep. I was unable to go back to work at the end of my maternity leave and I lost my job. My husband got worse after that. He told me that I was worthless and asked what good was I if I couldn't even hold down a job. Some nights I would go to sleep and he would punch me in the neck or head to wake me. Once he held a pillow over my head until I couldn't breathe. I think I lost consciousness. Another time, he tried to choke me. When I locked the bedroom door to keep him out, he broke the door lock and the next day, he took the door completely off its hinges. I felt like I was losing my mind and I knew it was from the lack of sleep. I started going to my Mother's house with the baby to sleep in the daytime while he was at work. When he found out, he smashed my head into the wall so hard it left a mark in the wall.
One morning, I was trying to make coffee and I saw something on TV. It was an interview with a woman who worked at a local domestic violence center. The things she was saying all began to make sense. Some of the things she described sounded like me. There was a toll-free number on the bottom of the screen. I didn't call the number that day, but the more I thought about it, the more I wanted to find out about the program I had heard about on TV.
Now, I get a good night's sleep because I did make the call to the toll-free domestic violence hotline. Over several months, they provided me with resources and a friendly voice when I needed to talk. I began to understand that my husband's behavior was not a result of something that I did. I learned it wasn't my fault. I attended a support group and learned that there are other women who were going through things that were familiar to me. When I was strong enough, the staff from the Center helped me with a plan for my safety. I wanted to make a decision to leave, but I was having a hard time. I loved him, but I had to get away. I started worrying about whether he was going to hurt the baby. Every time I changed my mind about whether to go or stay, my Advocate at the domestic violence center was a friendly voice. I could talk with her and she would always listen. I felt like I could tell her what was going on and she didn't judge me. She always told me she was there for me, no matter what I decided. When I made the decision to leave, she supported me.
Occasionally, I still wake up in the middle of the night, but it's not because someone has punched me awake. I can now go back to sleep knowing that for the first time in a long time, I am safe.
Natasha's Story
Emil and I had been living together two years when I was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis. Emil had always been an angry and moody person, but when the doctor explained how our lives would change as a result of my illness, his moods darkened intensely. He criticized everything I did and eventually told me that he wanted to separate. He said that he loved me, but that he couldn't care for an invalid. I tried to explain what the doctor's had said that my condition may not progress for years and that I wasn't anywhere near being an invalid. He moved out anyway.
Even though he moved out, he came by the apartment several times a week and demanded that we make love. Afterwards he would call me names, tell me that I was not a good lover and that no other man would ever want to have anything to do with me. He made fun of my condition and called me 'crippled.' He told me that I shouldn't go outside because people talked about me behind my back. Since I don't drive, I had been dependent upon him to take me in his car. After my diagnosis, he stopped taking me anywhere. He even refused to take me to get my prescriptions or go to the grocery store. He said he didn't want to be seen with me. His cruelty hurt and I begged him not to come over anymore. He didn't listen and came and went whenever he wanted.
Daily, he seemed to create new derogatory names for me. If anyone called while he was there he would pick up the phone and slam it down. I missed two appointments at the disability office because he refused to drive me and wouldn't let me make an appointment for the bus service to pick me up. I was on a special diet, but he would bring over the foods he wanted to eat and say that he 'forgot' to get the food I asked him to buy. If I refused to give into him when he wanted sex, he would pin me down on the bed and force me. Afterwards, he would laugh at me. One day he spit in my face and shoved me with his foot so that I fell off the bed onto the floor. He came and went from the apartment more frequently and at more random times. I never knew when he was going to show up. I was nervous and jumpy, afraid that at any moment he was going to come through the door.
The day of a doctor's visit, it took me over two hours to get to the office by myself, transferring on the bus and waiting in the hot sun. I felt weak and exhausted when I got there. The nurse rushed me into one of the examining rooms and brought me some juice. While I waited for the doctor, I went to the ladies room where I found a poster with a toll free number printed on tear-off tags. The poster said: 'Live life free of fear and violence.' I had not thought about whether what was happening to me was domestic violence. Then, I read the questions on the poster: Does your partner call you names? Constantly criticize you? Try to control you? Make you feel afraid? My surprised answer to all these questions was yes. I then began to think about how Emil treated me and that it had a name. It was called domestic violence.
Lynn's Story
My two sons, my mother and I moved into a wonderful home last month. There were many times that I didn't think it would be possible. I had given up any hope of my life being any different. My abuser, the father of my younger son, controlled everything I did and everything my children did. He would come home on Friday after drinking with his friends and start in on me, first yelling, then punching me until I cried. Every weekend I suffered two days of terror and fear. I knew about a domestic abuse shelter but I didn't want to take my kids away from their home. I didn't want them living in a shelter. The thought was scary. Every weekend, I would tell myself that this would be the last weekend I would go through this. I couldn't take anymore. Then, I thought that if I left, I didn't have very much money. I'd probably end up sleeping in my car. If I did that, the State would take my children away from me. I felt like I had no choice but to stay. I felt like there was nothing I could do to get the violence to stop.
One Monday morning, the school called. The Assistant Principal wanted me to come down and meet with him and the guidance counselor that day. I was at my job and explained that I couldn't get off just to come down there. He said that I didn't have any choice. I explained to my boss that I had a family emergency, but she said that I had had too many emergencies lately - missing work or coming in late. She said if I left, I didn't need to come back. I didn't want to lose my job, but I had to go see about my son.
When I got to the school, the guidance counselor asked me questions about my son's behavior saying that he has become very withdrawn from his classmates and seems depressed and sad all the time.
When my son and I got home from school that afternoon, I had to tell my husband that I had been fired from my job and he went into a rage. He swung at me and when I fell, I could see him reach onto the top shelf of the bookcase where he kept his pistol. My son saw it too and jumped onto his Dad's back. I don't clearly remember the rest, except for the sound of the gun when it went off. There was a bunch of shouting and punching and then I heard my son yell "run," and he yanked me up off the floor. We took off for the back door and didn't look back.
The days after that were a blur of police interviews, examinations by a doctor and nurses and hospital visits from concerned relatives. I can't explain everything that happened. I do know that because of that day, I never went back to that house. The nurse helped me contact the domestic abuse center and my sons and I went there as soon as I was released from the hospital. Since the gun shot wound didn't kill me, I vowed that he would never get another chance. We stayed in the shelter for over a month while both my wound and my emotions healed. I knew I was going to have to make decisions about what my next steps in life would be.
My advocate told me about something called transitional housing, where I could stay for up to 18 months. When I started back working, I would pay a small amount of rent and hopefully save a little money. The transitional housing was in a small apartment complex that didn't look any different from any other complexes nearby. We made arrangements and about a week later we moved into the transitional housing apartment. I still went to the weekly support groups at the domestic abuse shelter and met some women who weren't living in shelter. All of us came to the group to talk about what was going on in our lives. Some of the women had left their abusers and some were still living with them. I looked forward to the groups and felt like almost everyone was my friend.
The 18 months went by really fast, but I got a lot of things done and even saved some money. The Center taught a budgeting class that I took twice because I felt like I learned so much. Speakers would come in and talk about the importance of having good credit and programs that helped people buy a home. I found out that with the help of one of the programs in the County, I might be able to finally reach my dream and buy my own home. I started looking for a place that I could afford. Since my Mother is not getting around like she used to, I asked her if she wanted to share a place with us. I fell in love with a little house on a quiet street and when we all moved in, my dream came true.


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- Explain fully what kind of recordsand books should be kept for a general purpose and stock farm. Tell which of these are kept on his farm.
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1. Can I take another leaseholder's name off of my lease?
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2. Do I have to list all applicants?
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12. Do I have to pay a fee to be let into my unit if I lose my key?
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13. Can I change my locks on my doors?
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1. Can my landlord evict someone who is not on my lease?
A landlord can possibly file trespassing allegations against someone after the tenant has been evicted since the tenant is no longer in possession of the unit.
2. Can my landlord lock me out of my home without filing for eviction?
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This is dependent upon the terms and conditions of the lease agreement.
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5. How many days can my rent be late before my landlord can file for eviction? This is dependent upon the terms and condition of the lease agreement.
6. Can my landlord file for eviction for reasons other than late rent?
Yes, a landlord can file for eviction if the terms and conditions of the lease agreement state that tenants can be evicted for particular and specific violations.
1. Can I withhold rent because I have an unresolved maintenance issue?
No, a tenant may not withhold rent; however, a tenant can seek reimbursement for rent.
2. When do late fees apply?
When the rent is paid after the due date stated in the lease, a landlord may apply late fees.
3. How much of a late fee should I pay?
The amount for the late fee is not to exceed $25 or 5% of the total monthly rent, whichever is greater, for rent that is more than five days late.
4. Should I receive a receipt when I make a payment to my landlord?
Yes, tenants should always request a receipt for any rent (or other fees) paid.
5. What agencies are available to help me with rent assistance?
The City's Housing Development Department is a good resource for providing information regarding rental assistance.
6. How much notification does my landlord have to give me for a rent increase? For a year-to-year tenancy, the landlord cannot increase the rent during that lease period; however, the landlord may increase the amount of rent once the lease expires. For a month-to-month tenancy, there is no notice requirement.
7. Can my rent be based on my income?
Yes, if you are seeking federally assisted (subsidized) housing.
8. Can I make partial payments on my rent?
Only if you are living in federally assisted (subsidized) housing.
9. Can my landlord call my job to inquire about late rent?
There are legal restrictions regarding such inquiries, particularly if the tenant has not consented.
10. Should I be notified in writing if my rent is late?
This is dependent upon the terms and conditions of the lease agreement. An eviction may be immediate if the lease provides for this. Usually, the landlord requests a summary ejectment and can only evict the tenant after 10 days have passed after the summary ejectment by the court.
11. Can my landlord charge more rent if additional people move in?
This is dependent upon the terms and conditions of the lease agreement. The City's Zoning Department should be contacted regarding the allowable number of people per unit.
12. Do I have to give my consent for someone to receive rental information about me?
Tenants are usually required to list previous landlords on rental applications. This information is not considered confidential.
1. When should I report my maintenance issue?
It should be reported immediately, in writing, unless it is an emergency maintenance issue (i.e., electrical, heating during the winter time, etc.). Also, the tenant can agree to perform some or all maintenance, but this must be written in an agreement separate from the lease and the tenant must be compensated.
2. How long does my landlord have to take care of my maintenance request?
It depends on the circumstances; however, the landlord is afforded a "reasonable time" to make repairs.
3. Who can I contact if my maintenance issues are not addressed?
For housing code issues (heat, plumbing, locks, walls, windows, doors, infestations, etc.), call the City or County Housing Inspectors. For fire code issues (heat and electrical), call the Fire Department. For health code issues (sewage disposal and well water), call the Health Department. For legal advice, call Legal Aid or a private attorney.
4. What is normal wear and tear in my unit?
Deterioration due to normal, non-abusive use is considered normal wear and tear.
5. What repairs am I responsible for in my apartment/house?
Tenants are responsible for maintaining the dwelling and keeping it clean, safe, and habitable.
6. What repairs are my landlords responsible for?
Landlords are responsible for providing basic items that are necessary for safe, clean, and habitable living standards (including, but not limited to, plumbing, heating, sanitary and electrical equipment, locks, doors, roofs, providing an operable smoke detector, and providing safe stairs, walkways, and common areas etc.).
7. What is considered emergency maintenance?
Examples of emergency maintenance are needing heat in the middle of winter; needing electrical wiring repaired; needing major leaks repaired, etc.
8. How long do I have to pay a maintenance charge?
Usually, for the duration of the lease.
9. Can my landlord/maintenance come into my unit without notifying me?
This is dependent upon the terms and conditions of the lease agreement. If it is not addressed in the lease agreement, a tenant must authorize entry.
10. Is my landlord or maintenance personnel supposed to leave notice or contact me if someone has been in my home?
Landlords should generally give tenants notice prior to entry into the dwelling.
11. Who should change my air conditioning filter?
The tenant is responsible for maintaining appliances/equipment provided by the landlord; however, this is dependent upon the terms and conditions of the lease agreement.
12. How often should filters be changed?
Tenants should consult with landlords regarding changing filters.
13. How often should my home be painted?
There is no legally prescribed requirement; however, the landlord is responsible for keeping the premises fit and habitable.
14. When should my carpet be replaced?
The landlord only needs to keep carpeting safe, fit, and habitable once it is beyond normal wear and tear.
15. Should my landlord provide pest control?
Landlords must comply with infestation requirements governed by the housing code.
16. Can I take the battery out of my smoke detector?
No, tenants are responsible for maintaining smoke detectors.
17. How often should my smoke detector be checked?
Tenants are responsible for maintaining smoke detectors and landlords are responsible for providing tenants with operable smoke detectors; therefore, tenants should regularly check smoke detectors to make sure they are well maintained. Tenants should notify the landlord if the detector does not operate.
1. If I receive Section 8, should I contact them when I have a problem in my home?
Tenants should contact the landlord first and allow a reasonable time for the problem to be addressed. If it is not addressed satisfactorily, the tenant should contact the Housing Authority (HAWS) for assistance. If the issue is still not resolved, the tenant should contact the Human Relations Department.
2. What should I do if my home enters abatement?
Tenants should contact their case specialist in abatement situations. During this time, tenants are still responsible for their portion of the rent.
3. Do I have to notify my landlord if my dependent child is working?
Tenants do not have to notify the landlord if a dependent child is working; however, tenants should notify the Housing Authority.
4. Should my landlord be present during annual HAWS inspections?
Yes, the landlord should be present, but it is not required.
5. What am I responsible for during annual HAWS inspections?
Tenants are responsible for repairs beyond normal wear and tear.
6. What is my landlord responsible for during annual HAWS inspections?
Landlords are responsible for any normal wear and tear to the unit.
7. Even if I notify HAWS that I intend to move, do I still have to tell my landlord? By law, yes the tenant is required to notify HAWS. Also, HAWS encourages the tenant to notify the landlord.
8. When I move into my unit, how long do I have to wait before I know how much my portion of the rent will be?
Tenants should contact their HAWS case manager prior to moving into a unit.
9. When my rent amounts change, do I have to notify my landlord?
No, HAWS notifies the landlord when rental amounts change.
10. Do I have to pay my landlord if my HAWS subsidy is late?
Yes, tenants must continue paying their portion of the rent or they will be assessed a late fee.
11. I live in public housing. Could your department investigate discrimination for me?
Yes. The Human Relations Department has jurisdiction to investigate discrimination complaints if public housing/federally-subidized units are involved. If you file a complaint with our office, we are required by HUD' s guidelines to investigate.
1. Do I have to clean the unit before moving out?
Generally, yes, but tenants should review the terms and conditions of their lease agreement.
2. Should I be present when my landlord does the move out inspection?
It is advisable to be present when the landlord does the move out inspection so that any discrepancies can be clarified.
3. How do I dispute charges at move out?
Disputed charges should be communicated to the landlord in writing. Tenants also have the option of going to small claims court.
4. How much can my landlord charge me to remove the items I left in the unit?
Landlords can charge a reasonable amount based on actual costs and labor fees.
5. What if I do not know my forwarding address when I move out?
Tenants should contact the landlord for how belongings can be stored.
6. Does my landlord have to allow me to make payment arrangements to pay my move out balance?
The landlord is under no obligation to allow payment arrangements for move out balances.
7. Will I still be charged if I do not return the keys on the day I am scheduled to move out, although I have removed all of my things?
Yes, because tenants are still "in possession" of the unit as long as they retain the keys.
8. Can I request a copy of the move out reports? Yes.
9. Does my landlord have to provide me with a list of move out charges?
Yes, the landlord is required by law to provide the list of move out charges.
10. When I move out, can I still use the mailbox until my mail is forwarded?
Yes, but this could be viewed as a trespassing issue since the tenant is no longer in possession of the unit.
1. Can I use my security deposit as my last month's rent?
Security deposits are not supposed to be used to cover the final month's rent. It is intended for post move out charges only.
2. What determines the amount of the security deposit?
The amount of the security deposit is based on the type of lease the tenant has. For instance, if rent is paid weekly, the deposit can be up to two weeks' rent; if rent is paid monthly, the deposit can be up to one and one-half the month's rent; if rent is paid less frequently than month-to-month, the amount of the security deposit can be up to two months' rent.
3. How long does my landlord have to return my deposit after I move?
By law, the landlord has 30 days from the move out date to return the deposit.
4. Can my landlord collect interest on my deposit?
Yes, since the law does not require the landlord to pay interest to the tenant.
5. Does my landlord have to tell me where my deposit is being held?
Yes, the landlord has to notify the tenant, in writing, of where the deposit is being held. If the bank is outside North Carolina, the landlord must give the name and address of the insurance company for the bond for the deposit.
1. If my landlord files legal action against me, do I have to go to court?
If the tenant wishes to argue against the eviction, he or she should appear in court.
2. How much notice does my landlord have to give me to vacate the premises?
For a week-to-week lease, the landlord must provide a two-day notice; for a month-to-month lease, the landlord must provide a seven-day notice; for a year-to-year lease, the landlord must provide a 30-day notice.
3. What is the cost of court?
For small claims court, the cost is $50. For an appeal of the small claims finding, the cost is $60. These fees are waivable if the tenant is indigent.
4. Can my landlord charge me any other fees involving legal filing (i.e., an administrative fee)?
Administrative fees are dependent upon the terms and conditions of the lease agreement.
5. What happens if I go to court?
The tenant will have an opportunity to present his/her side and/or offer to pay any back rent and court costs before or after the court proceeding.
6. How do I remove a judgment from my credit report?
The judgment must be paid. If the judgment is incorrect, the creditor or credit bureau should be contacted.
7. What rights do I have to take legal action against my landlord? Tenants have the right to take legal action against landlords if they believe their rights have been violated. Also, if tenants have filed complaints and experience retaliation, they can also file a legal action against landlords. Tenants may be able to regain the premises or money damages against the landlord.
1. Does my landlord have to make my unit handicap accessible?
The landlord has to make the unit handicap accessible if the unit was built after March 31, 1991.
2. Is my landlord responsible for providing hearing impaired doorbells?
Landlords are responsible for providing reasonable accommodations for tenants only when the tenant in question makes the request. The landlord does not have to provide the exact accommodation requested, but must provide an accommodation that enables the tenant to have full use and enjoyment of property. The need for a hearing impaired doorbell is a reasonable accommodation, but the tenant must pay for the cost of the doorbell and for restoring the doorbell in its original condition upon moving out. For subsidy housing, the landlord pays all costs (The cost for installing any reasonable accommodation fixtures is incurred by tenants who request and are granted reasonable accommodations. Tenants also incur the cost for restoring the property to its original condition upon moving out).
3. In an apartment building, does the landlord have to designate a handicap parking space?
The percentage of designated handicap parking spaces is based on the total number of spaces available.
4. Are landlords allowed to rent handicap accessible units to the nonhandicapped?
It is within a landlord's discretion to rent handicap accessible units to the non-handicapped; however, if a disabled person requests a reasonable accommodation, such as a handicap accessible unit, the landlord must accommodate the tenant. If the accommodation is for a handicap accessible unit, the landlord must transfer the non-disabled tenant to a comparable non-handicap accessible unit.
1. How do I complain about my neighbors?
Tenants should contact the landlord or police regarding complaints about neighbors. Tenants may also contact the Human Relations Department to request voluntary mediation with one of the staff´s certified mediators.
2. If my home is broken into, who is responsible?
Tenants should contact the police if their home has been broken into.
3. If my car is vandalized or broken into, who is responsible?
Tenants should contact the police if their car has been vandalized or broken into.
4. Who is responsible for abandoned vehicles on the property?
The car's owner is responsible for any abandoned vehicles. If the vehicle was abandoned by a former tenant, the landlord is responsible. Tenants can also contact the City Inspectors regarding abandoned vehicles.
5. Can I store broken down cars on the property?
Tenants should contact City Inspectors regarding the storage of broken down cars.
6. Can I make repairs to my car on the property?
Yes, tenants can repair cars on the property if the car is lawfully there.
7. Who is responsible for cutting the grass at my house/apartment?
This is dependent upon the terms and conditions of the lease agreement. If it is not addressed in the lease agreement, the tenant is responsible for keeping the yard and grass clean and safe.
8. Who is responsible if my child/guest gets hurt in my home, parking lot, playground, etc.?
Tenants are responsible for maintaining their homes in a safe condition. The landlord is responsible for keeping the common areas safe.
9. Who do I contact if someone is illegally parked on the property?
Tenants should contact the police and/or landlord if someone is parked illegally on the property.
10. Can I have a satellite dish installed at my home?
This is dependent upon the terms and conditions of the lease agreement. The lease may prohibit satellite dish installations since it may damage the property.
11. Who do I report to if I feel I am being discriminated against?
Tenants may contact the Human Relations Department if they feel they have experienced discrimination.
12. What information can a former landlord give out about me?
Information that is disclosed by a landlord about a tenant is restricted and limited by defamation laws. For instance, a landlord cannot engage in the publication of a debt, but he can divulge the fact that the tenant made late payments or damaged property (without divulging the monetary amounts).
13. What agencies are available to help with translations?
For Spanish translations, please contact the Human Relations Department. There are two bilingual staff members who can assist with translations.
14. Can my landlord let a creditor into my home?
The landlord should not allow a creditor into a tenant's home. If he does, the landlord is responsible for the conduct of that creditor.
15. Can my landlord remove my things from my home?
No, unless there has been a summary ejectment procedure initiated by a court of law.
16. If the property that I am renting is foreclosed, what are my rights?
Under the Protecting Tenants at Foreclosure Act of 2009, the new owner must honor the full term of the lease if the tenant does not want to move out after the foreclosure. Most tenants with leases are able to keep their leases. If the tenant wants to move, landlords are required to provide month-to-month tenants at least 90 days to relocate. An exception is made for the buyer who intends to live on the property because he/she does not have to honor the lease; however, the buyer/new owner still must provide the tenant with 90 days' notice. Protections under the federal law apply to Section 8 tenants, too. Depending on the situation, tenants may have other legal rights against the landlord.
17. If the property that I am renting is found to be in violation of the housing code, what are my rights?
Your landlord is required to relocate you to another unit or other temporary housing/lodging until the repairs are made and your unit is brought into compliance with the housing code.
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The Amazing Journey of American Women From 1960 to the Present
Gail Collins
Little, Brown: 472 pp., $27.99
I don't think I've ever finished a Gail Collins-penned editorial in the New York Times, and now I know why. Collins, the paper's editorial page editor from 2001 to 2007 and now op-ed columnist, has elevated dull writing into a rhetoric all her own such that, in more than 400 pages of this wholesomely instructive tract on American feminism, she never turns a phrase, sallies a wit or takes a nibble from the peach of humor. "When Everything Changed: The Amazing Journey of American Women From 1960 to the Present" is written in the competent style of a textbook, and my weekend spent reading it felt exactly like homework.
And yet I suppose sympathetic readers could forgive Collins -- even commend her -- for stepping aside and letting the story tell itself. It is a hell of a thing. In 1960, American women were oppressed in ways that scarcely seem plausible today, denied access to education and career opportunity, sexual autonomy and financial independence, and their lives were proscribed by no less than an American sharia that routinized discrimination in myriad ways. Women were literally hemmed in by a code of bourgeois costume: no skirts above the knees, gloves and hats and stockings and heels and girdles and bouffant hair and belted sanitary napkins that were less feminine than veterinary.
Women couldn't get a credit card without a male co-signer, couldn't wear slacks in decent company, and the few independent women there were drew deep suspicion upon themselves: slut, troublemaker, lesbian, communist (after all, the Soviets had female astronauts). You were not a good girl, not a good girl at all.
Collins quotes a college-educated, stay-at-home mom from Santa Barbara who remembers standing at the clothesline hanging out diapers with tears streaming down her face. That would have been me except I'd have had a gun in my mouth.
And then, Collins says, "suddenly, everything changed." The "revolution" of gender equality happened so fast that it "seemed to be over before either side could really find its way to the barricades." Well, I don't know about that, and if I were Collins I might have avoided the malice-toward-none tone of her conclusion that suggests the war has been won. One only needs to spend a couple of hours watching "The Girls Next Door" or "The Real Housewives of Atlanta" to register how far offshore is any semblance of gender equality. Our pop culture is essentially built on misogyny.
"So there you are," she actually writes in the final paragraph. "American women had shattered the ancient traditions that deprived them of independence and power and the right to have adventures of their own and had done it so thoroughly that few women under 30 had any real concept that things had ever been different. . . . [T]hey had created a world their female ancestors did not even have the opportunity to imagine. And they still wore silly, impractical shoes."
Ladies, you can go home now.
Collins recites the movement's chronology through the interwoven stories of dozens of witnesses and participants, beginning in summer 1960 with Lois Rabinowitz, who was tossed out of a New York City traffic court for wearing slacks (she was there to pay her boss' speeding ticket). And there are indeed some terrific narratives, some about women we know: suffragette Alice Paul, who was an early champion of the Equal Rights Amendment; Gloria Steinem, feminist activist and co-founder of Ms. magazine; Betty Friedan, a founder of the National Organization for Women and author of the (seminal, ovarian?) book "The Feminine Mystique"; and Phyllis Schlafly, the crusading anti-feminist and GOP pinup girl.
And many more we're unlikely to know -- stewardesses, desperate housewives, frustrated women entrepreneurs, unwed mothers, sexually liberated coeds and women who took on the system, such as Lorena Weeks, who won a sex discrimination case against Southern Bell based on Title VII (prohibiting discrimination in employment) of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, and Lilly Ledbetter, who sued Goodyear and whose case inspired the recent Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act.
Roe vs. Wade, the free love of "The Harrad Experiment," "Our Bodies, Ourselves," the Pill, the work-family divide, Title IX, sexuality, AIDS, the Mommy Track, workplace harassment, rape in the military, post-feminism, Hillary and Sarah and Michelle. It's all here, and it's all very nutritious. I must say until I read this book I didn't fully appreciate the mutually reinforcing synergy between the civil rights and women's rights movements in the 1960s. It's a lovely irony that the sex discrimination amendment added to Title VII as a poison pill by Rep. Howard Smith, the Virginia Democrat and powerful chairman of the House Rules Committee, became the legal battering ram that toppled so many barriers for women.
Collins is content as chronicler and rarely offers much in the way of insight and analysis. And strangely, she barely mentions academic feminism, the patriarchal power structure or the intellectual underpinnings of women's liberation. Simone de Beauvoir gets no love here, and her omission seems awkwardly related to Collins' starting the clock at 1960. And yet, Collins' book is very much an academic product, perfect for an intro to sociology class. Comprehensible if not comprehensive, wide if not deep, "When Everything Changed" reminds us just how far women have come while they were coming a long way, baby.
Neil is a columnist for The Times.


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It's been a tad bit since I've posted and thought I'd show ya what this gurl has been up to.
Of course, if ya follow me on Instagram you've prolly already have seen these.
I've been doin' a bit o'thriftin' and found this lovely Free People top.
I took a day to wander around downtown Seattle.
I love my new Ikea metal and glass yarn storage cabinet.
It reminds me of an old doctor's office.
I can't wait to fill it up with luscious yarn!
I'm obsessed with late night weaving and blame it on Dottie Angel.
I finally finished this DIY for Bubby's room.
I'm afraid he'll think it's a ball and want to throw it so it'll prolly stay in my room fer now.
I don't mind.
My mama brought me these lovely lil' vintage dollies to stitch up.
She thought they'd be cute for the new grandbaby I'll be blessed with this fall.
And finally, I'm croshayin' myself one of these blankies from a vintage croshay book I thrifted.
I'm hopin' and crossin' my croshay fingers that I'll follow through with completion as I have croshay attention deficit disorder.
There's always another project I wanna try and I get bored with repetition.
It's my hope to start postin' more here but if don't see me come and join me over on Instagram.