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Birmingham, UK, is now a Park-Assure user. One of England’s newest shopping destinations, Bullring has 1.2 million square feet of retail space. It includes 3,200 parking spaces serviced by 22 pay- on-foot car park ticketing machines. “These 22 machines meant thatAccounts andAdministrationManager IanCrumpton and his operations staff previously had to manage over 200 keys,” said Paul Lowman, an EZ-Assure sales leader. Crumpton said, “Park- Assure delivered complete and cost-effective electronic access con- trol of our car park ticketing machines, eliminating our key man- agement problem(and) the need to re-keymachines and providing us an audit trail of who opened whatmachines and when.” Complus Data Innovations helped the city of New Haven,


CT, collect an additional $165,232 in parking ticket revenue in the first quarter of fiscal 2008-09, saidMike Piscitelli,AICP, Director of Transportation, Traffic and Parking. “While some revenue streams are sluggish due to theweak economy, this newcollections procedure is providing the city with a consistent flow of receiv- ables at a time when it’s neededmost,” he said. With its Allee Shopping Complex and Business Centre on


the former Budai Skala premises, international investor ING Real Estate combines shopping, living and working in the heart of Budapest.With its PMAbacus system, Designa said it can meet the high-quality demands of this project as it has done before for other malls in Budapest. “The new garage will host just under 1,200 parking spaces,” saidAreaManagerMichael Gradnitzer. The contract value was 400,000 euros.


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Stinson Equipment’s ‘Doug’ Pearsall dies


Douglass G. “Doug” Pearsall passed away Feb. 26 at the


West Island Palliative Care Residence inMontreal, Canada. He was 78. While tending to business at Stinson Equipment Inc.,


which he helped develop formore than 35 years,Mr. Pearsall made somany dear friends that he could never quite consider retirement. His influence will live on for years through the staff that cherished himso. His battle with cancer was well fought for a few years,


but the past couple of months were especially difficult.All the support of his family, and of his many friends dispersed around the globe, causedMr. Pearsall to count himself as one of themost fortunate ofmen. His passions included travel, boating, writing and join-


ing upwith friends.He pursued his interestswithmuch deter- mination and left few adventures unrealized. Mr. Pearsall is survived by his second wife, Diane; a


daughter and son; a stepson; and seven grandchildren. In lieu of flowers, donations to the St-Mary’sHospital Foundation or theWest Island Palliative Care Residence Foundation would be appreciated by the family.


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