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5 total messages Started by Ashley Gigandet Wed, 03 Jan 1996 00:00
Olympic Security Fence construction begins today
#358
Author: Ashley Gigandet
Date: Wed, 03 Jan 1996 00:00
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During the first week in January we will see the first evidence of the 
Olympic Village security fencing under construction.  The Department of 
Defense contractor is scheduled to begin work on January 3, 1996.  The 
initial fence installation during January will occur  on the east side of 
the campus along the Interstate connector, and will proceed around the 
perimeter of the campus in the coming months.    All roadways, streets, and 
sidewalks to the campus will remain open for full access to the campus 
during construction.

We will be inconvenienced day-by-day as the contractor installs security 
light poles throughout the campus.  In many cases this will require 
temporary blocking of parking spaces.  The campus police will be working 
closely with the contractor to minimize disruption of parking.


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Ashley Gigandet
Olympic/Paralympic Planner
Georgia Tech - Home of the 1996 Olympic Village
"Whether we build it or not, they're coming!"
Re: Olympic Security Fence construction begins today
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Author: Scarlett O`Hara
Date: Wed, 03 Jan 1996 00:00
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I might be remembering this wrong but isn't this wonderful security
fence installation requiring that 100 or so trees get removed? I
think thats what Jeremy said at an SGA meeting....hope I am wrong.

Susan, who didn't know Tech even *had* one hundred tress on campus.


In article <ashley.gigandet.236.05952793@facilities.gatech.edu> ashley.gigandet@facilities.gatech.edu (Ashley Gigandet) writes:
>During the first week in January we will see the first evidence of the 
>Olympic Village security fencing under construction.  The Department of 
>We will be inconvenienced day-by-day as the contractor installs security 
>light poles throughout the campus.  In many cases this will require 


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Re: Olympic Security Fence construction begins today
#360
Author: Jeffry S. Coble
Date: Wed, 03 Jan 1996 00:00
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In article <4ceatq$9ug@sundial.gatech.edu> Scarlett O`Hara,
gt3981c@prism.gatech.edu writes:
>I might be remembering this wrong but isn't this wonderful security
>fence installation requiring that 100 or so trees get removed? I
>think thats what Jeremy said at an SGA meeting....hope I am wrong.
>
>Susan, who didn't know Tech even *had* one hundred tress on campus.

At one point ACOG's involvement on the campus was going to result in the
loss of over 75 trees.  That number has been greatly reduced by the
efforts of Jeremy and other students, as well as, "evil" administrative
types like Bill Ray and Roger Wehrle.  According to the people installing
the fence only eight trees will be removed for that purpose.  All trees
will be replaced on the campus at Tech's discretion and ACOG's expense. 
Other trees will be removed for other reasons but will also be replaced
using guidelines set by Tech at ACOG's expense.

Jeff Coble
Re: Olympic Security Fence construction begins today
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Author: David James Hall
Date: Wed, 03 Jan 1996 00:00
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AT least 2 or 3 NICE big trees were put to the ax a few months ago.  This was
on the EAST side of the EE building.  They planted these scrawny little saplings
as replacements.  :(

So the ones by the perimeter aren't the only ones in danger.


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Re: Olympic Security Fence construction begins today
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Author: Todd E. Whitehurst
Date: Sat, 06 Jan 1996 00:00
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David James Hall wrote:
> 
> AT least 2 or 3 NICE big trees were put to the ax a few months ago.  This was
> on the EAST side of the EE building.  They planted these scrawny little saplings
> as replacements.  :(
> 
> So the ones by the perimeter aren't the only ones in danger.
> 

It would seem to me, as I work in the EE Building, that those trees were 
removed because their branches were encroaching on the structure to such 
a degree that pruning them on a regular basis was not practical anymore.

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