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recently, he was Executive Manager, Corporate Planning Group for SIU’s parent company, based in Chiba, Japan. ComplusData Innovations (CDI)


has releasedVersion 6.0 of its FastTrack software. It was developed with the help of client requests and feedback, and boasts an enhanced permit module thatwill allowCDI to better compete in the universitymarket. Some of themore popular features of the new permit module are wait list capabilities, permit holder account profiles, garage and lot maintenance, permit inventory, and online permit sales. FastTrack 6.0 also includes a completely revamped boot- ing and towingmodule. City Park has been awarded con-


tracts to manage Harsch Investment parking properties in San Francisco. They comprise twomajor facilitieswith more than 1,550 parking spaces in the city’s Union Square District: the 450 Sutter Building medical/dental office tower and the free-standing mixed-use Mason O’Farrell Garage. City Park added these facilities to its portfolio of more than 75 locations throughout San Francisco, including the Union Square Garage, Transamerica Pyramid and Candlestick Park. Linda Vose-Burton has been


named president of Racetime, Inc.The Southern California company distrib- utes parking revenue control systems. Central Parking Systemhas been


chosen by the City of Santa Monica (CA) to operate 29 of its parking facili- ties. The contract for service includes 11 downtown parking structures, 15 beach lots, the Civic Center, the Public Library parking structure and the Santa Monica Pier.This totals 15,000 parking spaces generating about $15 million of annual revenue for the city. The areas served constitute a major recreational resource, drawing visitors not only from Greater Los Angeles but also attracting national and international clientele as well. TheU.S.Green BuildingCouncil


has awarded a LEED Silver designa- tion to the BASF Construction Chemi- cals - Building Systems headquarters and office/research complex in Shakopee,MN, a suburb ofMinneapo- lis. This is the first BASF building to earn LEED certification and only the third building in Minnesota to earn LEED EB O&Mcertification. BomelConstruction has complet-


ed a six-level, 766-space parking struc- ture in the third phase of NoHo Com- mons – the largest transit-oriented, mixed-used development in LosAnge- les’ San FernandoValley. TheAnaheim Hills-based contractor has had a major stake in the $79-million third phase, responsible for forming, placing and fin- ishing all concrete floors and columns in a nine-story, concrete-framed office building. Set to open in October, the


cast-in-place, 229,000-square-foot park- ing structure was constructed in 10 months. McCarthy BuildingCos. has com-


pleted construction of a 402,503-square- foot, three-level parking structure and adjacent 3,200-square-foot Public Safety Office at Grossmont College in El Cajon,CA.The $25million construction project is part of the Grossmont-Cuya- Continued on Page 12


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