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express drop-off, guaranteed covered parking, dedicated attendant and baggage handling, and express pick-up and cashier service. The new service will cost $30 per day – $10 more than normal valet parking. “Our standard GoldValet Service in front of the termi-
nal at $20 per day has a devoted following, but some cus- tomers have told us they would like to have the option of choosing quicker service with a premium covered space, so we have put together a program to meet those needs,” said Len Silvernail, Director of Operations and Maintenance. The programis run by Central Parking System. DGMControls of Seattle, one of the oldest and largest
parking equipment integrators in the Pacific Northwest, has namedWesAppleby as President and GeneralManager. He brings many years of experience in the parking and security industry, and says he is looking forward to leading the com- pany to a new level of service and performance in the park- ing industry. DesmanAssociates has addedWillVan Dyke,AIA, as
a Senior Planner in its Chicago office. He brings to the com- pany more than 35 years of experience in parking planning and design and transportation planning for universities,med- ical centers, cities, airports andmixed-use
developments.Van Dyke is a member of the International Parking Institute and the American Institute ofArchitects. The private equity firm Harrison Street Real Estate
Capital of Chicago has appointed Jill Brosig asVice Presi- dent, Director of Business Operations Enhancement. In this position, she will enhance the performance of the more than 20 real estate operating partners linked toHarrison Street and its two investment funds. The American Concrete Institute (ACI) introduced its
new president, vice president and four board members dur- ing theACI Spring 2009 Convention lastmonth in SanAnto- nio, TX. New ACI President Florian G. Barth officially assumed his one-year term, and newVice PresidentKenneth C. Hover began his two-year term, while four new board members began their three-year terms. Elected as a new member of ACI’s Board of Direction was Dennis C.Ahal, chairman and CEO of Ahal Contracting of St.
Louis.Also new to the board are
EmmanuelK.Attiogbe of BASF Con- structionChemicals in Cleveland;RonKlemencic ofMag- nusson Klemencic Associates in Seattle; and Joseph C. Sanders of Charles Pankow Builders in Pasadena, CA. A series of full-scale torsion tests, intended to improve
the design procedure for L-spandrel beams, has been con- ducted by North Carolina State University in Raleigh. In total, 12 full-size spandrel beams were tested by the end of January. The tests, sponsored by the Precast/Prestressed Concrete Institute (PCI), were conducted to investigate the behavior of end regions of slender spandrel beams subjected to eccentric loading, said Paul Johal, P.E., Director of PCI Research and Development. The American Concrete Institute (ACI) is seeking
papers for sessions to take place during the ACI Fall 2009 Convention Nov. 8-12 in New Orleans and the ACI Spring 2010 Convention March 21-25 in Chicago. More informa- tion can be found at
www.CallforPapers.concrete.org. McMahon Associates, a full-service transportation
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