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What an awesome undertaking by the KY Steam Heritage. We encourage you to attend the meeting and have an opportunity to learn more about this project, the grant, and ask questions.The Kentucky Steam Heritage Corporation will hold a public meeting on January 18, 2019, at 9:00 am at 499 Kirkland Avenue, Irvine, Kentucky, as part of the application for Environmental Protection Agency Cleanup grant for the Kentucky Rail Heritage Center (KRHC). The reference number for this grant opportunity is EPA-OLEM-OBLR-18-07. The purpose of the public hearing is to give the community an opportunity to learn more about this project, ask questions, learn how grant dollars are being used to revitalize KRHC, and to make comments about the grant application and the Analysis of Brownfield Cleanup Alternatives (ABCA) document. A copy of the grant draft proposal and draft of the ABCA will be available for viewing. The public will have an opportunity to verbally comment on the drafts. Comments will be captured in meeting minutes by Kentucky Steam Heritage Corporation staff. The drafts will be located at the Kentucky Steam Heritage Office - 499 Kirkland Avenue, Irvine, Kentucky by January 18, 2019. For those unable to attend the January 18th public hearing, you can submit written comments to info@kentuckysteam.org To learn more about the project, visit www.kentuckysteam.org/krh
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A good campus plan recognizes every opportunity and provides a road map to accomplish goals. Community impact. Vehicular and pedestrian circulation. Campus identity using good wayfinding techniques and signage. Sherman Carter Barnhart is proud to highlight here three such land use projects: Kentucky Christian University, St. Francis and John Parish (Georgetown Cardome Property) and Asbury University. (Watch our page this week for highlights from other SCB projects)
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