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vendor-related activities. Rich and Associates has been


selected by Ocala, FL, to conduct a comprehensive survey to determine parking needs in the city’s downtown. The survey comes on the heels of the completion of a successful program implemented by the Ocala Downtown Development Commission and the Downtown BusinessAlliance to attract


new businesses. If its analysis deter- mines that newparking should be devel- oped, the firm will make recommenda- tions aboutwhere that parking should be located to best serve the needs of busi- nesses and residents. The University of Illinois at


Chicago has contracted Next Parking to perform a comprehensive review of its parking program at the school’s Paulina Street Garage. The analysis will


include evaluation of revenues, expens- es, budgets,maintenance schedules and billing processes.Mike Nichols, Vice President of Parking Consulting for Next, said the reviewwill offer targeted solutions for improved efficiency, cus- tomer service, maintenance and finan- cial performance. Several members of the Pre-


cast/Prestressed Concrete Institute (PCI)were named PCI Fellows for their outstanding service to and achieve- ments in the industry. Honorees includ- ed Sami H. Rizkalla, Distinguished Professor of Civil Engineering and Construction at North Carolina State University in Raleigh and Director of its Constructed Facilities Laboratory; AllanR.Kenney, Chairman of Precast Systems Consultants Venice, FL; CharlesMagnesio, a SeniorVice Pres- ident at JVI Inc. in Pittsfield, MA; Heinrich O. Bonstedt, Executive Director of the Prestressed Concrete Association of Pennsylvania inAllen- town; Rita Seraderian, Executive Director of the PCI Northeast in Bel- mont,MA; and Larbi Sennour, Exec- utiveVice President of The Consulting Engineers Group in SanAntonio, TX. The honors were presented Sept. 13 during the PCI Convention & Exhibi- tion and National Bridge Conference in SanAntonio. ScottWillis has been namedOper-


ations Manager of the Anchorage (AK) Community Development Authority - Parking Services, opera- tors of 5,500 municipal parking spaces in downtown Anchorage. He will be supervising all administrative activity in the parking enforcement arena, the cus- tomer service window and the monthly permit program. The SiouxCorp. of Beresford, SD,


was among 21 companies honored by U.S. Commerce Secretary Gary Locke as recipients of the 2009 Presidential “E” and “E Star” awards during a cere- mony Nov. 5 at the national District Export Council conference inWash- ington, DC. The EAward is the highest U.S. government recognition that any U.S. entity may receive for developing export programs. Premier Parking of Tennessee


has been awarded the contract to man- age the 10-story parking garage at The Pinnacle at Symphony Place in Nashville. The 15-year assignment has a base term of five years and provides


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