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launch of its vastly improved website (www.birdbgone.com). It says the revamped site, with a heavy emphasis on training and product information, is streamlined and easy to use, and is designed tomeet the needs of professional bird control installers. Customers will find in-depth information, including installation tips, specifications and CAD details. Central Parking System was awarded a contract to man-


age five parking facilities for the City ofAnaheim,CA, and the Anaheim RedevelopmentAgency. They encompass more than 2,400 parking spaces and serve theAnaheim Downtown Busi- ness District, which includes City Hall, the Muzeo museum, City HallWest andAnaheimIce, the practice venue for theAna- heim Ducks. Central Parking will focus on using the synergies of these multiple locations to operate more efficiently, while improving the overall customer service experience. It also will be developing special event parking programs for the nearby HeritageTheater. The fifth edition of “The Dimensions of Parking,” a joint


publication of the National ParkingAssociation and the Urban Land Institute, is now available for purchase on the NPA’s web- site (www.npapark.org). Just as the fundamental business strate- gies of other property types have evolved, so have parking tech- nologies, policies, design and business models. Topics include parking studies and demand; zoning requirements; programming and conceptual design; financial feasibility and financing; park- ing geometrics; accessibility and theADA; safety, security and


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secure design; lighting; operations andmanagement; and parking access and revenue control. AMAG Technology, a security management and video


solution provider, has hired DavidWeinbach as a Sales Engi- neer. Located in the Northeast, he is responsible for providing pre-sales technical and consultative support toAMAG’s Region- al Sales Managers. He also will assist with specifications and trade shows, and will support Symmetry Authorized resellers and partners.Weinbach reports to JoeMcCallum,Manager of Sales Engineers. The American Shotcrete Association (ASA) has


announced the election of the 2010 class of officers and direc- tors. Patrick Bridger of Allentown ShotcreteTechnology was elected by theASAmembership to a two-year termas President; Joe Hutter of King PackagedMaterials to a two-year term as Vice President; and to one-year terms, ConsultantMichael Cot- ter as Secretary andTed Sofis of the SofisCo. asTreasurer.Also, newly elected ASA Directors are WilliamT. Drakeley Jr. of Drakeley Industries; CharlesHanskat of Concrete Engineer- ing Group; Tom Norman of Airplaco Equipment Co.; and Ray SchallomIII of Allentown ShotcreteTechnology. The Dur-A-Flex Hybri-Flex line of high-performance,


seamless flooring systems was named a winner in the Decorative Concrete category of the 2010World of Concrete (WOC)Most Innovative Product contest in Las Vegas earlier this year. The


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