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After excavation, the ossuaries were taken to the Israeli Antiquities Authority (IAA) in Beit Shemesh, outside Jerusalem. Since then, one went missing and one turned up in a private collection in 2002.
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• Permit Fees are $590.00 per permit. • Inspection Fees: I might revise my plans, what should I do? Any revision to the approved plans that occurs within City right-of-way should be submitted to Engineering (3 sets required) and approved by the
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• Final improvement plans for the work must be submitted (2 sets required). • Traffic control Plan must be submitted (2 sets required) and approved by Traffic Engineer. Plan review turn-around time is approximately 5 days for each submittal. •
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• Complete Excavation Permit Application • Final improvement plans for the work must be submitted (3 sets required) • Traffic Control Plan must be submitted (3 sets required) and approved by Traffic Engineer. Plan review turn-around time is
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A yield tax is assessed within 30 days after receipt of a report of wood or timber cut is filed. A land use change tax shall be due at the time of the change in use. An excavation gravel tax is assessed within 30 days after a report of excavated
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A23: The earliest date we envision for a positive decision by the National Science Foundation and funding by Congress is sometime during 2008. But delays could occur if the NSF decision process takes longer or if Congress decides other science
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You will be notified by the Front End Superintendent about any problems. He will instruct you on whom to contact for the next step. Many times, problem soils require special instructions from the county inspector (i.e., spread the footers,
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No, all excavations have been completed and the property has been re-landscaped. There is nothing to see.
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The Red-cockaded Woodpecker (Picoides borealis) is unique among North American woodpeckers in that it nests and roosts nearly exclusively in living pines (Pinus spp.). Red-cockaded Woodpeckers make daily excavations at small wounds, termed "resin
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As there are usually two sides to every story, there are certainly two or more approaches to every water issue, although some can be labeled correct or incorrect. When your home was originally built, they waterproofed it from the outside, not the
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