This document provides information about a retail space for lease located at 55 S. Lake Havasu Ave in Lake Havasu City, Arizona. Unit K of approximately 1,228 square feet is available for $1.25 per square foot per month. The property benefits from a daytime population of over 57,000 people within a 5 mile radius and an average household income of $57,710 within 5 miles. The document includes demographic data, maps, and contact information for more details.
This document analyzes primary care capacity in Palm Beach County, Florida. It describes the location, type, and volume of existing primary care services. It compares Palm Beach County's capacity to federal and state norms as well as to Santa Clara County, California, which has a similar demographic profile. The document provides background on criteria used to identify areas lacking primary care services in Florida and specifically in Palm Beach County. It includes maps showing the location of primary care clinics in both Palm Beach County and Santa Clara County in relation to rates of uninsured residents.
This document is a letter from a real estate agent, Mary Kealey, to a neighbor providing an update on the real estate market in their neighborhood, Green Mountain Estates, for the third quarter of 2015. It encourages the neighbor to subscribe to the agent's monthly newsletter for more information on current neighborhood activity. It also offers the agent's services to the neighbor and others for any real estate needs. Attached is a market report for the area with statistics on home price appreciation at the state and local level.
El documento describe la historia y desarrollo de la informática. Explica que la informática estudia métodos para almacenar, procesar y transmitir datos digitales, y que se desarrolló rápidamente en la segunda mitad del siglo XX con tecnologías como el circuito integrado e Internet. También detalla que la Segunda Guerra Mundial impulsó el desarrollo de las primeras computadoras para tareas militares como el cálculo de trayectorias de artillería. Un pionero fue Konrad Zuse, quien desarrolló la primera comput
This document discusses the Uses and Gratifications Theory, which is an approach to understanding why people seek out specific media to satisfy certain needs. It outlines four main sections of the theory: diversion, personal relationships, personal identity, and surveillance. Diversion refers to using media for leisure and escape from daily problems. Personal relationships examines how people form companionships and relationships through media like television. Personal identity explores how media allows people to affirm their identity within society. Surveillance discusses people's need to stay informed on current events through news media.
O documento apresenta uma lista de referências bibliográficas sobre o tema da educação de surdos no Brasil. As referências incluem artigos acadêmicos, legislação, livros e periódicos especializados que abordam tópicos como a Língua Brasileira de Sinais, a inclusão de surdos na educação regular e desafios na educação de surdos.
This document analyzes primary care capacity in Palm Beach County, Florida. It describes the location, type, and volume of existing primary care services. It compares Palm Beach County's capacity to federal and state norms as well as to Santa Clara County, California, which has a similar demographic profile. The document provides background on criteria used to identify areas lacking primary care services in Florida and specifically in Palm Beach County. It includes maps showing the location of primary care clinics in both Palm Beach County and Santa Clara County in relation to rates of uninsured residents.
This document is a letter from a real estate agent, Mary Kealey, to a neighbor providing an update on the real estate market in their neighborhood, Green Mountain Estates, for the third quarter of 2015. It encourages the neighbor to subscribe to the agent's monthly newsletter for more information on current neighborhood activity. It also offers the agent's services to the neighbor and others for any real estate needs. Attached is a market report for the area with statistics on home price appreciation at the state and local level.
El documento describe la historia y desarrollo de la informática. Explica que la informática estudia métodos para almacenar, procesar y transmitir datos digitales, y que se desarrolló rápidamente en la segunda mitad del siglo XX con tecnologías como el circuito integrado e Internet. También detalla que la Segunda Guerra Mundial impulsó el desarrollo de las primeras computadoras para tareas militares como el cálculo de trayectorias de artillería. Un pionero fue Konrad Zuse, quien desarrolló la primera comput
This document discusses the Uses and Gratifications Theory, which is an approach to understanding why people seek out specific media to satisfy certain needs. It outlines four main sections of the theory: diversion, personal relationships, personal identity, and surveillance. Diversion refers to using media for leisure and escape from daily problems. Personal relationships examines how people form companionships and relationships through media like television. Personal identity explores how media allows people to affirm their identity within society. Surveillance discusses people's need to stay informed on current events through news media.
O documento apresenta uma lista de referências bibliográficas sobre o tema da educação de surdos no Brasil. As referências incluem artigos acadêmicos, legislação, livros e periódicos especializados que abordam tópicos como a Língua Brasileira de Sinais, a inclusão de surdos na educação regular e desafios na educação de surdos.
Tres cerditos hermanos construyeron casas para escapar del lobo feroz - el pequeño de paja, el mediano de madera y el mayor de ladrillos. El lobo derribó las casas de paja y madera, pero no pudo con la de ladrillos y los tres cerditos se salvaron.
This document outlines an online course for introduction to cloud computing with Amazon Web Services (AWS). The course objectives are to understand cloud concepts like service models, deployment models and typical use cases. It will provide an overview of AWS services for computing, storage, databases, security and other functions. Students will learn through live online classes, recordings, projects and get a verifiable certificate upon completion. The course aims to equip participants with skills relevant for the growing cloud computing industry.
Dokumen tersebut membahas tentang kebijakan K3 di Rumah Sakit Dr. Moewardi. Terdapat visi dan misi rumah sakit serta visi dan misi P2K3RS. Dokumen ini juga menjelaskan struktur organisasi rumah sakit dan P2K3RS, tugas P2K3RS, perencanaan program K3, serta evaluasi yang dilakukan untuk menilai kinerja P2K3RS.
7 hábitos e atitudes dos empreendedores bem sucedidos Agendor
Os empreendedores se diferem de todo o resto do mundo. Aqui estão algumas coisas que eles fazem
O que um empreendedor precisa para ser bem sucedido? As pessoas querem saber a todo o momento o que distingue essas pessoas de todo o resto.
Afinal, o que eles têm de mágico e único?
Os empreendedores são conhecidos como uma espécie única e diferente de seres humanos, que continuam enquanto os outros desistem, que mudam, quando todos continuam cometendo os mesmos erros e, que parecem não se importar em carregarem o peso do mundo.
Mas, não é bem assim. Por outro lado, são pessoas obstinadas e, tudo que fazem tem um sentido e/ou uma explicação racional por trás.
Os empreendedores são realmente diferentes de todo o resto. E aqui estão os 7 hábitos que os tornam assim.
This document discusses different methods for measuring reactive energy in energy meters. Reactive energy measurement is important for electricity distributors to bill customers accurately with the rise of non-linear loads that generate signal harmonics. The three main reactive energy calculation methods are the power triangle, time delay, and low-pass filter. Each method is evaluated based on its accuracy with harmonics and ability to handle line frequency variations. The low-pass filter method provides the most accurate measurements while addressing limitations of the other approaches.
O documento explica como representar multiplicações repetidas de um mesmo fator como potências, onde a base é o fator e o expoente é o número de vezes que ele é repetido. Também mostra como multiplicar e dividir potências com a mesma base resulta em uma nova potência onde o expoente é a soma ou subtração dos expoentes originais, respectivamente. Por fim, fornece exercícios para representar expressões como potências.
Inventory Management Hacks: Inventory management is one of the most important tasks for supply chain management professionals.
Here is 4 simple inventory management hacks by http://emergeapp.net
Commercial Real Estate Land for Sale
Approximately 0.42 Acres Zoned Riverside C-2 Commercial , for more information go to www.remaxcig.com and click "highlighted listings" to go to this and other listings.
The document summarizes a regional analysis of impediments to fair housing choice (RAI) conducted for Southeast Florida. It finds that the top impediments are lack of fair housing education, lending disparities, housing discrimination, shortage of affordable housing, violations of fair housing laws, segregated housing patterns, predatory lending, limited affordable housing funding, restrictive zoning laws, and weaknesses in the housing discrimination complaint process. The analysis examines demographics, segregation, housing, poverty, transportation, the fair housing legal framework, assisted housing, lending patterns, and discrimination complaints to identify these key barriers to fair housing choice in the region.
This document provides information about a 145-acre residential development property located in Hauchuca City, Arizona. It is being offered for sale at $795,000. The property was previously planned for 192 home sites and includes existing road networks and undeveloped lots. It is located near Fort Huachuca, Sierra Vista, and other attractions. The document includes details on the property such as maps, photos, and demographic data for the surrounding area.
This is the first of several "101s" that The Chamber President and CEO, Aaron Nelson, delivers to the 2019 Class of Leadership Chapel Hill-Carrboro.
This presentation helped frame Session #3 "History and Governance," provided an overview of our region's history and governmental structure, and provided more context to establish a greater sense of place among Leadership participants.
The underwriting sponsor of Leadership Chapel Hill-Carrboro 2019 is the Small Business Energy Initiative and Wells Fargo. The session sponsor is Bryan Properties & Southern Village.
This document summarizes a pilot shuttle program in Valdosta, Georgia. It found that over 500 residents surveyed felt there was a need for public transit, with 78% saying they would use a service. The program ran two routes from November 2017 to May 2018, tracking ridership daily and by location and time. Ridership averaged between 5-10 rides per day and grew each month. The program successfully expanded transportation access beyond ADA requirements and generated data to inform officials about transit demand in the area. Lessons included that partnerships are important and more publicity is needed for awareness.
JD Dillard provided a discussion of the Valdosta-Lowndes County's free shuttle to address mobility needs during the 2016 National Regional Transportation Conference.
The document provides demographic data for Brooklyn Community District 6 from the 1990 and 2000 Censuses. Some key points:
- The total population increased slightly from 102,724 in 1990 to 104,054 in 2000, a growth rate of 1.3%.
- The non-Hispanic white population decreased slightly, while the Asian population increased substantially between 1990 and 2000.
- The population density was highest along Atlantic Avenue, Flatbush Avenue, and 4th Avenue.
- Over 70% of housing units were renter-occupied, and the average household size was 2.21 persons.
A 30,000-Foot View of the Demographic Landscapejohntynan
Presented by William H. Frey
The Brookings Institution &
The University of Michigan
www.frey-demographer.org
Compliments of the The Knight Digital Media Center
http://www.knightdigitalmediacenter.org
AGING IN NC PRESENTATION - ABROWN 2015-09Allison Brown
The document discusses aging trends in North Carolina from 1900 to 2030. It shows that the population aged 60 and over has grown substantially and will continue to grow, increasing the proportion of older residents compared to children. Certain counties have grown faster or slower than others in terms of overall population and those over age 60. The aging population presents challenges around caregiving, health costs, and living arrangements.
Julie A Vaillancourt-aka J Motel aka Paris Ivy aka yourwetdreamsAurorasa Coaching
This background report provides personal and public records information for Julie A Vaillancourt. It includes her known aliases, birthdate, relatives, possible associates, addresses, phone numbers, employment history, and currently owned property. The report did not uncover any criminal, traffic, license, bankruptcy, or asset ownership other than the currently owned property.
The document contains maps and data visualizations analyzing demographic and economic metrics for counties and census tracts in Pennsylvania, including income, population, race, gender, and age data. Standard deviation and cluster analyses were performed on variables like income and population. Additional maps show vegetation types, iron contamination levels in a watershed, low pH water sampling locations, volcanic hazards in the Pacific Northwest, and road implementation plans overlaid on vegetation types.
Tres cerditos hermanos construyeron casas para escapar del lobo feroz - el pequeño de paja, el mediano de madera y el mayor de ladrillos. El lobo derribó las casas de paja y madera, pero no pudo con la de ladrillos y los tres cerditos se salvaron.
This document outlines an online course for introduction to cloud computing with Amazon Web Services (AWS). The course objectives are to understand cloud concepts like service models, deployment models and typical use cases. It will provide an overview of AWS services for computing, storage, databases, security and other functions. Students will learn through live online classes, recordings, projects and get a verifiable certificate upon completion. The course aims to equip participants with skills relevant for the growing cloud computing industry.
Dokumen tersebut membahas tentang kebijakan K3 di Rumah Sakit Dr. Moewardi. Terdapat visi dan misi rumah sakit serta visi dan misi P2K3RS. Dokumen ini juga menjelaskan struktur organisasi rumah sakit dan P2K3RS, tugas P2K3RS, perencanaan program K3, serta evaluasi yang dilakukan untuk menilai kinerja P2K3RS.
7 hábitos e atitudes dos empreendedores bem sucedidos Agendor
Os empreendedores se diferem de todo o resto do mundo. Aqui estão algumas coisas que eles fazem
O que um empreendedor precisa para ser bem sucedido? As pessoas querem saber a todo o momento o que distingue essas pessoas de todo o resto.
Afinal, o que eles têm de mágico e único?
Os empreendedores são conhecidos como uma espécie única e diferente de seres humanos, que continuam enquanto os outros desistem, que mudam, quando todos continuam cometendo os mesmos erros e, que parecem não se importar em carregarem o peso do mundo.
Mas, não é bem assim. Por outro lado, são pessoas obstinadas e, tudo que fazem tem um sentido e/ou uma explicação racional por trás.
Os empreendedores são realmente diferentes de todo o resto. E aqui estão os 7 hábitos que os tornam assim.
This document discusses different methods for measuring reactive energy in energy meters. Reactive energy measurement is important for electricity distributors to bill customers accurately with the rise of non-linear loads that generate signal harmonics. The three main reactive energy calculation methods are the power triangle, time delay, and low-pass filter. Each method is evaluated based on its accuracy with harmonics and ability to handle line frequency variations. The low-pass filter method provides the most accurate measurements while addressing limitations of the other approaches.
O documento explica como representar multiplicações repetidas de um mesmo fator como potências, onde a base é o fator e o expoente é o número de vezes que ele é repetido. Também mostra como multiplicar e dividir potências com a mesma base resulta em uma nova potência onde o expoente é a soma ou subtração dos expoentes originais, respectivamente. Por fim, fornece exercícios para representar expressões como potências.
Inventory Management Hacks: Inventory management is one of the most important tasks for supply chain management professionals.
Here is 4 simple inventory management hacks by http://emergeapp.net
Commercial Real Estate Land for Sale
Approximately 0.42 Acres Zoned Riverside C-2 Commercial , for more information go to www.remaxcig.com and click "highlighted listings" to go to this and other listings.
The document summarizes a regional analysis of impediments to fair housing choice (RAI) conducted for Southeast Florida. It finds that the top impediments are lack of fair housing education, lending disparities, housing discrimination, shortage of affordable housing, violations of fair housing laws, segregated housing patterns, predatory lending, limited affordable housing funding, restrictive zoning laws, and weaknesses in the housing discrimination complaint process. The analysis examines demographics, segregation, housing, poverty, transportation, the fair housing legal framework, assisted housing, lending patterns, and discrimination complaints to identify these key barriers to fair housing choice in the region.
This document provides information about a 145-acre residential development property located in Hauchuca City, Arizona. It is being offered for sale at $795,000. The property was previously planned for 192 home sites and includes existing road networks and undeveloped lots. It is located near Fort Huachuca, Sierra Vista, and other attractions. The document includes details on the property such as maps, photos, and demographic data for the surrounding area.
This is the first of several "101s" that The Chamber President and CEO, Aaron Nelson, delivers to the 2019 Class of Leadership Chapel Hill-Carrboro.
This presentation helped frame Session #3 "History and Governance," provided an overview of our region's history and governmental structure, and provided more context to establish a greater sense of place among Leadership participants.
The underwriting sponsor of Leadership Chapel Hill-Carrboro 2019 is the Small Business Energy Initiative and Wells Fargo. The session sponsor is Bryan Properties & Southern Village.
This document summarizes a pilot shuttle program in Valdosta, Georgia. It found that over 500 residents surveyed felt there was a need for public transit, with 78% saying they would use a service. The program ran two routes from November 2017 to May 2018, tracking ridership daily and by location and time. Ridership averaged between 5-10 rides per day and grew each month. The program successfully expanded transportation access beyond ADA requirements and generated data to inform officials about transit demand in the area. Lessons included that partnerships are important and more publicity is needed for awareness.
JD Dillard provided a discussion of the Valdosta-Lowndes County's free shuttle to address mobility needs during the 2016 National Regional Transportation Conference.
The document provides demographic data for Brooklyn Community District 6 from the 1990 and 2000 Censuses. Some key points:
- The total population increased slightly from 102,724 in 1990 to 104,054 in 2000, a growth rate of 1.3%.
- The non-Hispanic white population decreased slightly, while the Asian population increased substantially between 1990 and 2000.
- The population density was highest along Atlantic Avenue, Flatbush Avenue, and 4th Avenue.
- Over 70% of housing units were renter-occupied, and the average household size was 2.21 persons.
A 30,000-Foot View of the Demographic Landscapejohntynan
Presented by William H. Frey
The Brookings Institution &
The University of Michigan
www.frey-demographer.org
Compliments of the The Knight Digital Media Center
http://www.knightdigitalmediacenter.org
AGING IN NC PRESENTATION - ABROWN 2015-09Allison Brown
The document discusses aging trends in North Carolina from 1900 to 2030. It shows that the population aged 60 and over has grown substantially and will continue to grow, increasing the proportion of older residents compared to children. Certain counties have grown faster or slower than others in terms of overall population and those over age 60. The aging population presents challenges around caregiving, health costs, and living arrangements.
Julie A Vaillancourt-aka J Motel aka Paris Ivy aka yourwetdreamsAurorasa Coaching
This background report provides personal and public records information for Julie A Vaillancourt. It includes her known aliases, birthdate, relatives, possible associates, addresses, phone numbers, employment history, and currently owned property. The report did not uncover any criminal, traffic, license, bankruptcy, or asset ownership other than the currently owned property.
The document contains maps and data visualizations analyzing demographic and economic metrics for counties and census tracts in Pennsylvania, including income, population, race, gender, and age data. Standard deviation and cluster analyses were performed on variables like income and population. Additional maps show vegetation types, iron contamination levels in a watershed, low pH water sampling locations, volcanic hazards in the Pacific Northwest, and road implementation plans overlaid on vegetation types.
This document is a letter from a real estate agent, Mary Kealey, to a neighbor providing a real estate market review for the third quarter of 2015 in their neighborhood, Green Mountain Estates. It encourages the neighbor to subscribe to the agent's monthly newsletter for more current neighborhood activity information. It also offers the agent's services to the neighbor and others for any real estate needs. Attached is a multi-page market report analyzing home price appreciation by state and quarter for various time periods.
This document contains station profile summaries for multiple radio stations, including demographic and online usage data. It also includes sections on on-air sponsorships, street team promotions, HD stations and mobile apps, and email advertising opportunities. The profiles provide key information on the target audiences for various stations such as gender breakdowns, age ranges, household income levels, and more. Sponsorship inventory is outlined for on-air spots and street team events. HD stations, mobile apps, and email marketing are also highlighted as platforms to reach listeners.
This document provides news updates and information from Fort Riley, Kansas. It includes links to current news pages, garrison commander articles, Facebook pages for units, winter activity guides, and information on winter driving preparation from the Ready Army program. It also shares information on upcoming events like fundraisers, training advisories, community meetings, county fairs, and enrollment dates for local school districts. Key websites are listed for services like finance, education, healthcare and more.
The document provides information on Operation Weed and Seed, a community-based initiative run by the U.S. Department of Justice to reduce crime. It involves a two-pronged strategy of "weeding out" criminals through law enforcement efforts and "seeding" communities with prevention/treatment programs. Sites implement this strategy after receiving Official Recognition. Over 300 communities received funding in 2004 to support their Weed and Seed programs and strategies. The Department of Justice oversees the program and emphasizes evaluation of sites' efforts.
This document provides resources for those affected by Hurricane Sandy, including information on gas stations, power outages, shelters, meal assistance, housing, and FEMA recovery centers. Key details include phone numbers and locations for reporting outages to LIPA and National Grid, lists of active shelters in Nassau and Suffolk Counties, locations of FEMA recovery centers and Red Cross feeding locations on Long Island, and potential short-term housing rentals contacts. The document serves as a comprehensive guide for local services in the aftermath of the hurricane.
- The document provides information on upcoming events at Fort Riley for the weeks of January 21-27 and January 28-February 15, including training schedules, tax services, recreational activities, and more.
- Key events include a racquetball tournament on January 26, the opening of the Fort Riley Tax Center on January 23, and a Super Bowl party at the Warrior Zone on February 3.
- The document encourages soldiers to stay updated on Facebook pages and through the Fort Riley and 1st Infantry Division websites.
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This letter provides a recommendation for Valerie LeBoeuf and summarizes her experience working with wildlife. The letter details that Valerie co-founded an animal rescue organization in 1987 and worked as a licensed wildlife rehabilitator and zookeeper. It describes how she approached rehabilitation with scientific knowledge and compassion to ensure animals received proper care. The letter also outlines Valerie's experience relocating and researching solutions for beaver populations in Boise from 1991-1996 and her respected expertise in beaver rehabilitation. The writer recommends Valerie highly for any position involving animals and education based on her well-rounded knowledge and experience.
The Boise River Beaver Control Project in the 1990s aimed to stabilize the beaver population along the Boise River to minimize impacts on riparian areas and conflicts with landowners, while also reestablishing beavers in unoccupied suitable habitats. The project live trapped beavers using clam shell traps rather than killing them. Trapped breeding pairs were sterilized and released, while juveniles and subadults were released or relocated. Volunteers protected trees from harvesting to allow beavers access to food sources without risking tree falls. The holistic approach established a sustainable solution through compromise.
Yankee Doodle Corporation is being sued by Julie Fisher for injuries sustained in a slip and fall accident on the stairs of their restaurant. The legal memorandum analyzes whether Yankee Doodle had a duty of care to customers like Fisher, and if they breached that duty. The summary concludes that Yankee Doodle did have a duty of care as Fisher was an invitee. Yankee Doodle breached this duty through violations of building code standards for handrails, failure to address spillage or install non-skid strips on steep stairs, and lack of procedures to keep the area clean. These factors created an unreasonably dangerous condition.
This legal memorandum analyzes whether there was a valid contract between BMI and Minicom, and if there was a breach of contract. It determines that a valid contract existed based on written confirmations exchanged by the parties referring to goods, price, and their usual agreement. It also finds that BMI breached the contract by failing to ensure shipment as agreed and failing to deliver goods by the specified date, while Minicom properly rejected nonconforming goods and notified BMI of deficiencies.
This document is a legal petition requesting review of a hearing officer's recommended order regarding an agency determination. It summarizes the legal issues and standards of review, arguing that genuine issues of material fact exist and summary judgment is therefore improper. It asserts the hearing officer's order lacked legal basis and the agency's interpretation was contrary to statute or an abuse of discretion. The petition aims to show material facts are in dispute and the moving party is not entitled to judgment as a matter of law.
This document analyzes the rehabilitation facilities and programs of Idaho Black Bear Rehab, Inc. (IBBR). It summarizes that the Idaho Department of Fish and Game has proposed limiting IBBR to caring for no more than six bears at a time, despite IBBR's history of successfully rehabilitating over 190 bears since 1989. The document also reviews research supporting the scientific and conservation benefits of rehabilitation programs, guidelines for best practices in rehabilitation facilities and standards of care, and analyses whether IBBR's current facilities meet those standards.
Idaho Black Bear Rehab, Inc. (IBBR) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to rescuing, rehabilitating, and releasing orphaned black bear cubs in Idaho back into the wild. Their mission is to give orphaned cubs a second chance at life in the wilderness. They provide medical care and socialization training to cubs before releasing them in suitable habitat. IBBR aims to educate the public about bears and responsible wildlife management practices through their rehabilitation work. They rely on public donations to fund their all-volunteer rescue and rehabilitation programs.
This document summarizes the mission and activities of Idaho Black Bear Rehab, Inc. (IBBR), a nonprofit organization dedicated to rescuing, rehabilitating, and releasing orphaned black bear cubs in Idaho. Their mission is to give orphaned cubs a second chance at life in the wild. They work to establish bear rehabilitation programs in other states and educate the public about protecting bears and their habitat. The organization also runs a program called BeBearWise to educate the public on how to reduce conflicts with bears through responsible hiking, camping, and behaviors at home.
Stephan-LeBoeuf The Digital Impact and Potential ConsequencesValerie LeBoeuf
This document discusses the impact of digital technologies on education. It describes how project-based collaborative learning using technology can engage students by aligning with their preferred communication styles. However, assessing the impact of these strategies on student learning can be challenging using traditional methods. The document also discusses flipped classrooms and one-to-one computing initiatives, noting benefits like increased student engagement but also potential issues with implementation. It argues that education must redesign curriculums around students' needs and use of technology rather than just adding technology onto existing models.
This document discusses the concepts of equity and equality in education. It outlines key laws and court cases that established equal protection and banned discrimination in schools. While schools aim to provide equal access to education, some argue true equity is still lacking, as some students have greater access to advanced courses and resources based on factors outside of school. The document also discusses education theorist Reuven Feuerstein and his view that teachers must mediate learning and promote cognitive functions for all students to achieve equity, regardless of their backgrounds and experiences.
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This document discusses the impact of divorce on children's education. It notes that 40-50% of marriages in the US end in divorce, impacting over 1 million children annually. Divorce can cause short and long-term negative effects in children like anxiety, anger, and academic problems. Teachers can help by providing stable support, listening to children, maintaining communication with families, and setting high expectations to build self-esteem in students experiencing divorce. The most important role a teacher can play is to be a consistent caring adult for the child when their parents are going through divorce.
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Schools can positively impact children's lives through character education, despite challenges. However, many families struggle to meet children's needs, and children are exposed to less moral behaviors through media and peers. Research shows that early bonds with caregivers have lifelong impacts, so educators must set examples as caring moral models. Exposing children consistently to good character makes them more likely to exhibit those behaviors in the future or have a "sleeper effect," developing respect and responsibility.
The document discusses the work of Idaho Black Bear Rehab, Inc. (IBBR) in rehabilitating orphaned and injured black bears near an urban area in Garden City, Idaho over the past 25 years. Key aspects of their successful program include socializing cubs with other bears during rehabilitation, ensuring cubs are in good health before release, releasing bears into areas with suitable habitat, and minimizing human interactions in the first 30 days post-release. Through specialized care and facilities that accommodate bears of varying ages and needs, IBBR has rehabilitated over 200 bears, with the majority presumed to be living successfully in the wild.
Valerie Stephan-LeBoeuf, Western Bear Conference, for IBBR 2015Valerie LeBoeuf
The Idaho Black Bear Rehab organization was founded in 1989 with the mission of rescuing, rehabilitating, and releasing orphaned black bear cubs back into the wild whenever possible. Located on 2.2 acres in Garden City, Idaho, IBBR has rehabilitated over 200 bears since 1989. Their approach is to provide medical care, feeding, socialization, and habitat enrichment to bears of varying ages and conditions until they are prepared for release. IBBR has documented survival rates of released bears for up to 6 years, with over 96% avoiding human-bear conflicts after release. Their experience demonstrates that black bears can be successfully rehabilitated and returned to the wild.
Valerie Stephan-LeBoeuf, EDGR 502, Character in the Curriculum, My Design, Sc...Valerie LeBoeuf
The document discusses several major environmental issues and disasters that have occurred over the past century. It notes that the top 10 environmental disasters have all happened in the last 100 years. Examples of issues mentioned include habitat loss, overconsumption, and species extinction caused by human activities such as deforestation and pollution. The document advocates increasing knowledge, caring about environmental issues, and taking action as ways to address these problems. It emphasizes cultivating good character and ethics to inspire positive change.
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The document discusses how standardized assessments and standardized curriculum can subdue creativity and innovation in U.S. students by requiring standardization. Creativity and innovation are important for success in future endeavors like college and careers. While standardized tests aim to measure college readiness, they do not ensure students have the diverse skills needed for postsecondary education and future employment. The curriculum should support developing individual creativity and innovation to prepare adaptable, lifelong learners.
Valerie Stephan-LeBoeuf, EDGR 602, College Readiness and School Curriculum, W...
Community Document Information Packet 1.20.14
1. 55 S. Lake Havasu Ave.
Lake Havasu City, Arizona 86403
Retail space for lease
50 S. Lake Havasu Ave.
For More Information
Call 208-841-3045
or visit
http://property.loopnet.com/15622152
Available Space:
Unit K: Approx. 1228 s.f.
Sunset Plaza Pricing
@ $1.25 /s.f./month
Demographics:
Daytime Population 57,698 (5mi)
Avg. HH Income $57,710 (5mi)
Key Tenants:
Starbucks, AT&T, H&R Block,
Credit Union, Sprint, UPS, Verizon,
Crown Jewels, PurTone, Chipotle
1/20/14 This information was obtained from sources believed reliable, but cannot be guaranteed.
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2. 55 S. Lake Havasu Ave.
Lake Havasu City, Arizona 86403
Retail space for lease
55 S. Lake Havasu Ave.
For More Information
Call 208-841-3045
or visit
http://property.loopnet.com/15622152
Property Information:
Available Space: 1228 SF
Lease Terms:
Lease Type: NNN
Location:
Lake Havasu Ave / I95 / Swanson
Near London Bridge, Safeway,
Walgreens, Autozone & Big Five
1/20/14 This information was obtained from sources believed reliable, but cannot be guaranteed.
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SECTID NAME BMP START EMP END AADT04 AADT05 AADT06
1301 SR95 182.26 SWANSON 182.48 MESQUITE 20700 23700 26100
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Population 1-mi. 3-mi. 5-mi.
2012 Male Population 1,977 12,449 26,969
2012 Female Population 2,053 12,702 27,615
% 2012 Male Population 49.06% 49.50% 49.41%
% 2012 Female Population 50.94% 50.50% 50.59%
2012 Total Population: Adult 3,474 20,619 44,876
2012 Total Daytime Population 10,678 36,120 57,698
2012 Total Employees 8,031 20,230 24,107
2012 Total Population: Median Age 54 50 50
2012 Total Population: Adult Median Age 60 57 57
2012 Total population: Under 5 years 141 1,121 2,451
2012 Total population: 5 to 9 years 145 1,196 2,574
2012 Total population: 10 to 14 years 153 1,317 2,813
2012 Total population: 15 to 19 years 188 1,414 2,920
2012 Total population: 20 to 24 years 168 1,078 2,263
2012 Total population: 25 to 29 years 176 1,170 2,446
2012 Total population: 30 to 34 years 159 1,049 2,344
2012 Total population: 35 to 39 years 172 1,149 2,500
2012 Total population: 40 to 44 years 239 1,369 2,922
2012 Total population: 45 to 49 years 266 1,716 3,676
2012 Total population: 50 to 54 years 262 1,899 4,093
2012 Total population: 55 to 59 years 270 1,858 4,125
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Population 1-mi. 3-mi. 5-mi.
2012 Total population: 60 to 64 years 366 2,161 4,745
2012 Total population: 65 to 69 years 350 2,003 4,599
2012 Total population: 70 to 74 years 297 1,733 3,938
2012 Total population: 75 to 79 years 282 1,343 2,866
2012 Total population: 80 to 84 years 218 893 1,915
2012 Total population: 85 years and over 178 682 1,394
% 2012 Total population: Under 5 years 3.50% 4.46% 4.49%
% 2012 Total population: 5 to 9 years 3.60% 4.76% 4.72%
% 2012 Total population: 10 to 14 years 3.80% 5.24% 5.15%
% 2012 Total population: 15 to 19 years 4.67% 5.62% 5.35%
% 2012 Total population: 20 to 24 years 4.17% 4.29% 4.15%
% 2012 Total population: 25 to 29 years 4.37% 4.65% 4.48%
% 2012 Total population: 30 to 34 years 3.95% 4.17% 4.29%
% 2012 Total population: 35 to 39 years 4.27% 4.57% 4.58%
% 2012 Total population: 40 to 44 years 5.93% 5.44% 5.35%
% 2012 Total population: 45 to 49 years 6.60% 6.82% 6.73%
% 2012 Total population: 50 to 54 years 6.50% 7.55% 7.50%
% 2012 Total population: 55 to 59 years 6.70% 7.39% 7.56%
% 2012 Total population: 60 to 64 years 9.08% 8.59% 8.69%
% 2012 Total population: 65 to 69 years 8.68% 7.96% 8.43%
% 2012 Total population: 70 to 74 years 7.37% 6.89% 7.21%
% 2012 Total population: 75 to 79 years 7.00% 5.34% 5.25%
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Population 1-mi. 3-mi. 5-mi.
% 2012 Total population: 80 to 84 years 5.41% 3.55% 3.51%
% 2012 Total population: 85 years and over 4.42% 2.71% 2.55%
2012 White alone 3,638 22,371 49,215
2012 Black or African American alone 24 161 369
2012 American Indian and Alaska Native alone 47 254 559
2012 Asian alone 52 252 521
2012 Native Hawaiian and OPI alone 5 36 69
2012 Some Other Race alone 178 1,455 2,582
2012 Two or More Races alone 86 622 1,269
2012 Hispanic 509 3,431 6,592
2012 Not Hispanic 3,521 21,720 47,992
% 2012 White alone 90.27% 88.95% 90.16%
% 2012 Black or African American alone 0.60% 0.64% 0.68%
% 2012 American Indian and Alaska Native alone 1.17% 1.01% 1.02%
% 2012 Asian alone 1.29% 1.00% 0.95%
% 2012 Native Hawaiian and OPI alone 0.12% 0.14% 0.13%
% 2012 Some Other Race alone 4.42% 5.79% 4.73%
% 2012 Two or More Races alone 2.13% 2.47% 2.32%
% 2012 Hispanic 12.63% 13.64% 12.08%
% 2012 Not Hispanic 87.37% 86.36% 87.92%
2000 Not Hispanic: White alone 3,217 18,912 39,023
2000 Not Hispanic: Black or African American alone 14 68 134
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Population 1-mi. 3-mi. 5-mi.
2000 Not Hispanic: American Indian and Alaska Native alone 13 122 241
2000 Not Hispanic: Asian alone 18 123 239
2000 Not Hispanic: Native Hawaiian and OPI alone 5 19 38
2000 Not Hispanic: Some Other Race alone 1 11 19
2000 Not Hispanic: Two or More Races 28 223 459
% 2000 Not Hispanic: White alone 89.61% 88.59% 89.49%
% 2000 Not Hispanic: Black or African American alone 0.39% 0.32% 0.31%
% 2000 Not Hispanic: American Indian and Alaska Native alone 0.36% 0.57% 0.55%
% 2000 Not Hispanic: Asian alone 0.50% 0.58% 0.55%
% 2000 Not Hispanic: Native Hawaiian and OPI alone 0.14% 0.09% 0.09%
% 2000 Not Hispanic: Some Other Race alone 0.03% 0.05% 0.04%
% 2000 Not Hispanic: Two or More Races 0.78% 1.04% 1.05%
Population Change 1-mi. 3-mi. 5-mi.
Total: Employees (NAICS) n/a n/a n/a
Total: Establishments (NAICS) n/a n/a n/a
2012 Total Population 4,030 25,151 54,584
2012 Households 2,045 11,109 23,928
Population Change 2010-2012 68 -36 103
Household Change 2010-2012 19 -110 -185
% Population Change 2010-2012 1.72% -0.14% 0.19%
% Household Change 2010-2012 0.94% -0.98% -0.77%
Population Change 2000-2012 440 3,803 10,977
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Population Change 1-mi. 3-mi. 5-mi.
Household Change 2000-2012 241 1,834 5,235
% Population Change 2000 to 2012 12.26% 17.81% 25.17%
% Household Change 2000 to 2012 13.36% 19.77% 28.01%
Housing 1-mi. 3-mi. 5-mi.
2000 Housing Units 2,697 12,447 24,123
2000 Occupied Housing Units 1,804 9,275 18,693
2000 Owner Occupied Housing Units 1,087 6,860 14,534
2000 Renter Occupied Housing Units 717 2,415 4,159
2000 Vacant Housings Units 893 3,172 5,430
% 2000 Occupied Housing Units 66.89% 74.52% 77.49%
% 2000 Owner occupied housing units 60.25% 73.96% 77.75%
% 2000 Renter occupied housing units 39.75% 26.04% 22.25%
% 2000 Vacant housing units 33.11% 25.48% 22.51%
Income 1-mi. 3-mi. 5-mi.
2012 Household Income: Median $34,533 $39,930 $42,869
2012 Household Income: Average $44,235 $53,102 $57,710
2012 Per Capita Income $22,598 $23,502 $25,400
2012 Household income: Less than $10,000 169 769 1,199
2012 Household income: $10,000 to $14,999 175 813 1,586
2012 Household income: $15,000 to $19,999 126 767 1,460
2012 Household income: $20,000 to $24,999 166 632 1,349
2012 Household income: $25,000 to $29,999 265 906 2,053
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Income 1-mi. 3-mi. 5-mi.
2012 Household income: $30,000 to $34,999 134 777 1,559
2012 Household income: $35,000 to $39,999 128 903 1,827
2012 Household income: $40,000 to $44,999 122 619 1,622
2012 Household income: $45,000 to $49,999 73 525 1,162
2012 Household income: $50,000 to $59,999 150 1,089 2,248
2012 Household income: $60,000 to $74,999 236 1,032 2,632
2012 Household income: $75,000 to $99,999 175 1,170 2,359
2012 Household income: $100,000 to $124,999 77 474 1,250
2012 Household income: $125,000 to $149,999 9 304 630
2012 Household income: $150,000 to $199,999 40 167 473
2012 Household income: $200,000 or more n/a 162 519
% 2012 Household income: Less than $10,000 8.26% 6.92% 5.01%
% 2012 Household income: $10,000 to $14,999 8.56% 7.32% 6.63%
% 2012 Household income: $15,000 to $19,999 6.16% 6.90% 6.10%
% 2012 Household income: $20,000 to $24,999 8.12% 5.69% 5.64%
% 2012 Household income: $25,000 to $29,999 12.96% 8.16% 8.58%
% 2012 Household income: $30,000 to $34,999 6.55% 6.99% 6.52%
% 2012 Household income: $35,000 to $39,999 6.26% 8.13% 7.64%
% 2012 Household income: $40,000 to $44,999 5.97% 5.57% 6.78%
% 2012 Household income: $45,000 to $49,999 3.57% 4.73% 4.86%
% 2012 Household income: $50,000 to $59,999 7.33% 9.80% 9.39%
% 2012 Household income: $60,000 to $74,999 11.54% 9.29% 11.00%
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Income 1-mi. 3-mi. 5-mi.
% 2012 Household income: $75,000 to $99,999 8.56% 10.53% 9.86%
% 2012 Household income: $100,000 to $124,999 3.77% 4.27% 5.22%
% 2012 Household income: $125,000 to $149,999 0.44% 2.74% 2.63%
% 2012 Household income: $150,000 to $199,999 1.96% 1.50% 1.98%
% 2012 Household income: $200,000 or more 0.00% 1.46% 2.17%
Retail Sales Volume 1-mi. 3-mi. 5-mi.
2012 Childrens/Infants clothing stores $557,593 $3,296,211 $6,972,893
2012 Jewelry stores $344,252 $1,578,629 $3,363,389
2012 Mens clothing stores $454,317 $2,759,739 $5,713,786
2012 Shoe stores $528,149 $3,389,738 $7,463,123
2012 Womens clothing stores $1,371,071 $6,745,520 $13,988,052
2012 Automobile dealers $7,358,131 $39,861,625 $84,240,289
2012 Automotive parts and accessories stores $1,565,690 $8,601,051 $18,690,438
2012 Other motor vehicle dealers $315,085 $2,831,249 $5,524,874
2012 Tire dealers $721,803 $3,867,027 $8,350,931
2012 Hardware stores $15,248 $69,008 $140,456
2012 Home centers $113,979 $769,651 $1,802,228
2012 Nursery and garden centers $148,464 $845,399 $2,046,254
2012 Outdoor power equipment stores $123,854 $617,222 $1,313,986
2012 Paint and wallpaper stores $13,544 $56,962 $125,071
2012 Appliance, television, and other electronics stores $954,130 $5,888,566 $12,636,246
2012 Camera and photographic supplies stores $108,958 $539,706 $1,370,890
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Retail Sales Volume 1-mi. 3-mi. 5-mi.
2012 Computer and software stores $2,544,316 $14,616,625 $31,540,681
2012 Beer, wine, and liquor stores $471,120 $2,415,085 $5,207,474
2012 Convenience stores $2,003,618 $10,829,807 $23,043,497
2012 Restaurant Expenditures $2,121,635 $11,014,184 $23,936,843
2012 Supermarkets and other grocery (except convenience) stores $7,440,774 $41,086,719 $87,822,499
2012 Furniture stores $662,794 $3,635,519 $7,746,553
2012 Home furnishings stores $1,594,712 $9,908,196 $21,160,107
2012 General merchandise stores $11,677,230 $64,613,591 $138,308,679
2012 Gasoline stations with convenience stores $6,213,825 $34,096,351 $72,973,845
2012 Other gasoline stations $4,433,079 $24,518,026 $52,608,661
2012 Department stores (excl leased depts) $9,402,611 $52,165,261 $111,116,355
2012 General merchandise stores $11,677,230 $64,613,591 $138,308,679
2012 Other health and personal care stores $671,894 $3,826,552 $8,186,589
2012 Pharmacies and drug stores $2,187,805 $11,687,169 $24,872,039
2012 Pet and pet supplies stores $646,875 $3,174,032 $6,720,213
2012 Book, periodical, and music stores $151,002 $932,134 $1,979,803
2012 Hobby, toy, and game stores $169,566 $1,027,541 $2,026,564
2012 Musical instrument and supplies stores $80,242 $291,571 $551,910
2012 Sewing, needlework, and piece goods stores $60,781 $382,511 $893,794
2012 Sporting goods stores $212,458 $1,262,813 $2,900,922
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Commercial/Employment Zoning Districts 14.10
Development Code - Article 2 October 26, 2004
2-18
CHAPTER 14.10 - COMMERCIAL AND EMPLOYMENT ZONING
DISTRICTS
Sections:
14.10.010 - Purpose of Chapter
14.10.020 - Purposes of Commercial and Employment Zoning Districts
14.10.030 - Commercial and Employment District Land Uses and Permit Requirements
14.10.040 - Commercial and Employment District General Development Standards
14.10.010 - Purpose of Chapter
This Chapter lists the uses of land that may be allowed within the commercial and employment
zoning districts established by Section 14.04.020 (Zoning Map and Zoning Districts). It also
determines the type of land use permit and approval required for each use, and provides general site
development standards.
14.10.020 - Purposes of Commercial/Employment Zoning Districts
The commercial and employment zoning districts are intended to provide a range of commercial and
employment opportunities within Lake Havasu City. The purposes of the individual commercial and
employment zoning districts and the manner in which they are applied are as follows.
A. C-N (Neighborhood Commercial) District.
The CN zoning district is applied to areas characterized by or appropriate for convenience
shopping and services either near or within residential neighborhoods. Quality design is
particularly important within this district, to ensure compatibility with the neighborhoods that the
commercial uses will serve.
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B. C-1 (Limited Commercial) District.
The C-1 zoning district is applied to areas characterized by or appropriate for a limited range of
commercial with adequate but controlled access to arterial streets.
C. C-2 (General Commercial) District.
The C-2 zoning district is applied to areas characterized by or appropriate for a wide range of
commercial with adequate but controlled access to arterial streets.
Table 2-4
Allowed Uses and Permit Requirements
For Commercial/Employment Zoning Districts
P Permitted Use
CUP Conditional Use Permit Required
Use Not Allowed
Permit Required By Zone
Land Use (1) C-N C-1 C-2 C-O C-R M-I-P M-2
Specific Use
Regulations
Recreation, Education, & Public Assembly Uses
Adult entertainment business - - - - - CUP CUP 14.40.040
Clubs, lodges, & private meeting halls CUP P P - - - -
Health/fitness facilities P P P - P P -
Indoor amusement facilities P P P - P - -
Libraries, museums & galleries P P P - P - -
Marinas - - - - CUP - -
Night clubs & bars CUP P P - P - -
Outdoor recreation facilities - - - - CUP - -
Recreational vehicle parks - - - - CUP CUP - 14.40.090
Schools – Specialized education & training - - P - - - -
Shooting galleries - - CUP - - P P
Studios – Art, dance, martial arts, music, etc. P P P - - - -
Theaters & auditoriums - P P - - - -
Retail Trade
Accessory retail uses P P P P P - -
Alcoholic beverage sales, off-site P P P - - - -
Alcoholic beverage sales, on-site P P P - P - -
Art, antique, collectible, and gift stores P P P P P - -
Artisan shops - P P P - P -
Auto parts sales - P P - - P -
Auto sales and rental - - P - - P -
Bakeries, retail only P P P - P - -
Building material stores - - P - - CUP -
Construction/heavy equipment sales & rental - - CUP - - CUP CUP
Convenience stores (without motor fuel sales) P P P - P - -
Convenience stores (with motor fuel sales) CUP P P - CUP - -
Drive-in and drive-through sales CUP CUP CUP CUP - - -
Equipment rental - - - - - CUP P
Furniture, furnishings, & appliance stores P P P - - P -
General retail P P P P P - -
Grocery stores P P P - P - -
Hardware stores P - P - - CUP -
Marine Products (e.g., boats) rentals, sales &
storage
- - P - - P -
Mobile home & RV sales & storage - - CUP - - CUP -
Outdoor retail sales & activities - - P - - P -
Personal storage facilities (both indoor &
outdoor)
- - P - - P P
Plant nurseries & garden supply stores - - P - - P -
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Permit Required By Zone
Land Use (1) C-N C-1 C-2 C-O C-R M-I-P M-2
Specific Use
Regulations
Retail Trade cont.
Restaurants P P P P P P -
Warehouse retail (e.g., “big box facilities) - - P - - - -
Services
Auto repair & maintenance - - P - - P -
Automated teller machines (ATMs) P P P P P P -
Banks & financial services P P P P P P P
Business support services - P P P P P -
Car wash - - P - - P -
Child/adult day care centers CUP - - - - - -
Contractor storage yards - - CUP - - P P
Gas (motor fuel) stations CUP P P - P P -
Hotels & motels - - - - P - -
Marine products (e.g., boats) rental service &
storage
- - P - CUP P P
Medical –clinics, offices & laboratories - P P - - P -
Medical – extended care - - P - - - -
Medical – hospitals - P P P - - -
Mortuary, mausoleum - - CUP - - - -
Offices P P P P P - -
Personal services P P P P P P P
Public utility facilities - - P - - P P
Research & development (R&D) - - CUP - - P P
R&D – Biotechnology, chemical,
pharmaceutical
- - - - - P P
Storage – Indoor - - P - - P P
Storage – Outdoor - - CUP - - P P
Storage – Outdoor, accessory - - CUP - - P P
Upholstering shops - - P - - P -
Veterinary clinics, animal hospitals (no
boarding)
P P P - - P P
Veterinary clinic, animal hospital - - CUP - - P P
Transportation & Communication Uses
Broadcasting studios - - P - - P P
Parking facilities/vehicle storage - - P - - P -
Telecommunications facilities CUP - CUP - - CUP CUP 14.40.110
Truck & freight terminals - - - - - P P