Those familiar with the construction industry know that construction projects are seldom, if ever, completed within the time originally anticipated ...

But for private entities, there is no scope for construction. These are conservation areas, and we must follow due procedure.” He further said that any development activity in these zones must ...

Class B Misdemeanor: Entering a property with clearly posted “No Trespassing” signs– fines up to $2,000 and up to 180 days in jail. Class A Misdemeanor: incidents involving a deadly weapon ...

that she is no longer affiliated with St. Timothy Construction, a former contractor of the Commission on Elections (Comelec) that pulled out of the deal following an ultimatum issued by the poll ...

Even if you have a “No Trespassing” sign, there’s a chance your private land can be searched without a warrant. On Wednesday, two Clearfield County hunting clubs spoke in front of the ...

It's fully funded by the Ontario government, so there's no charge to participate, and a subsidy is available for those requiring child care. Nieweglowski said the program will help fill the need for ...

However, despite the posting of clear "no trespassing" signs, people have regularly been trespassing to take photographs and engage in other problematic behavior. An official of Tenryu Hamanako ...

Dawson County authorities are asking the public to help them find a vehicle connected to an alleged trespassing at a home construction site. A social media post from the Dawson County Sheriff's Office ...

As a result, the owner of the property, Mark Nda, had the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office post “no trespassing” signs, and now deputies can clear it out. Mark had no idea things on his lot ...

He said some individuals have been preparing for Magnitude 10 earthquakes. Nepomuceno said there should be no shortcuts in the construction of houses, buildings, condominiums, offices, hotels, and ...

The UK’s construction industry is staring down the barrel of a fresh financial burden as Employer’s National Insurance Contributions (NICs) rise from 13.8% to 15% this April.