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Question by johnbrown: What recourse or remedies for constructive eviction does a residential tenant have in NJ?

The landlord has switched off the tenant’s water and gas service. This is constructive eviction. What can and should the tenant do? How to go about it? Does it matter if the landlord has no Certificate of Occupancy from the State or the Town?

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Answer by arus.geo
1) he cannot legally turn of water or gas as they are essentials for the space you’re renting
2) he legally cannot even rent to you because he has no Certificate of Occupancy from the State.

Contact the Fair Housing authority for your state, and get a lawyer

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Advocates, dissenters argue pros, cons of bill to pull Nevada out of TRPA

CARSON CITY, Nev. — Advocates arguing Nevada should leave the Tahoe Regional Planning agency told lawmakers Friday the agency has gone far beyond what it was originally designed to do, interfering in even the smallest decisions a home or business owner might make on his property.

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Hudson Energy Launches Operations in Ontario, Canada

NEW YORK, NEW YORK–(Marketwire – April 4, 2011) – Hudson Energy, a leading business to business supplier of electric and natural gas commodity in the United States has announced an expansion of its operations into Canada. Hudson Energy will officially begin marketing in Canada under the Hudson brand on April 4, 2011 in Ontario.

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Question by Deborah R: What is the best carpet for a residential pool house where we entertain but have plywood subfloors?

Kids swim, play, lunch, have slumber parties in the pool house. We also entertain adults, have parties, have a fireplace and want an upscale feel that we have yet to find in marine carpets. We want a “homelike” atmosphere but do not want mildew, mold, or fastidious clean up as kids will be coming inside from the pool to use the restroom – so water will be dripped when crossing the floor. Any insight is greatly appreciated.

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Answer by i_am_the_virus_in_your_life
Hi,

If you buy geniuine hand knotted wool carpets or handmade leather rugs, then water dripping will not be a problem for either of them. The water will automaticlly evaporate after some time without spoiling your carpet.

Leather rugs are extremely effecient when it comes to cleaning, just one vaccum and they are as good as new.

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The 42 Most Powerful People in Downtown

DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES – Power is often amorphous, something you can recognize more than touch. Anyone who has spent a few years in Downtown Los Angeles has a good sense of who’s got juice.

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Murray and Scheffel find enthusiastic audience

To an engaged and opinionated audience in a Town Hall meeting April 2 at the Woodland Park Public Library, Rep. Carole Murray and State Sen, Mark Scheffel talked about the current legislative session.

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Question by Linda: How much does it cost to dig a residential well in the Blue Ridge Mountains?

Are the costs of installing water, electric, septic exorbitant (understanding that being on the pinnacle of a mountain isn’t cheap)? Is there a guide somewhere that gives an idea of height/distance generalities related to installation of water and power lines?

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Answer by Karpenisi_Ted
The deeper you go – the more it will cost you. Most deep wells will run at least ,000 if not more.

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Question by Skeptic: Why aren’t we using residential solar reflectors with thermal storage?

These are well-established concepts, but I’m amazed that people are not doing this combination more often.

One square meter of sunlight is equivalent to about one horsepower. Reflectors can be used to heat a moving tube of water. Heat storage can be in an insulated underground tank of water without energy conversion losses.

Water can be used to heat homes and heat water.

Why isn’t everyone doing this now given the high cost of energy?

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Answer by Dusty
It’s very expensive to convert to this system. While long term you will save money, most people can’t afford the initial investment. You have to spend money to make money, but unfortunately you need to have money to spend it first.

I know, it’s a great idea in theory. In practice it just doesn’t work out as economically as one would think. Perhaps government funded grant money to convert general homes and comercial buildings to such power sources would help. Unfortunately the government would rather spend money on blowing up buildings and killing people on the other side of the world. By the time we do anything as people to help curve this “climate change” we will already be screwed anyways, or so the experts say.

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MANVILLE: Council approves cell tower ordinance

Manville Borough Council unanimously approved and adopted its wireless telecommunications at the March 14 Borough Council meeting. The new ordinance had the final reading and public hearing at this meeting and was approved after legal issues arose with a carrier last year.

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White Rocks purchase spurs celebration

BOILING SPRINGS — The Appalachian Trail Conservancy on Saturday will have a public celebration for the recent purchase and federal protection of 840 acres of forested land on South Mountain in Cumberland County, an area known as the White Rocks.

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Al Sufouh Tram project to be accelerated

Completion rate clocks 30%; project ends in 2014 The Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) is to accelerate the construction pace of Al Sufouh Tram project, where construction works now exceeded 30 per cent.

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This documentation of water leakage at Antioch College’s historic Main Building was discovered on Saturday, February 7, 2009. A resident of Yellow Springs walking through campus noticed the water soaked bricks and decided to have a closer look. Antioch University is in charge of the maintenance and care of this building.

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Rising river inundates Turtle Beach

The Turtle Beach Fish Camp Resort and its 47 RV camp sites have been flooded by the rising waters from the San Joaquin River located adjacent to the facility.

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million mansion turns into million-dollar nightmare

Financial troubles doomed million Burr Ridge mansion that owner says was a tribute to cultural integration Dr. Husam Aldairi envisioned his mansion as a monument to the blending of cultures. He named it Villa Taj and made it hard to miss. But the path to completion became a nightmare. The latest blow: Pipes burst and water soaked the home.

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