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Lack defends vision for center Much has been said about David Lackis proposal, and in a statement released by Renee Brooke, redevelopment specialist for the city, she makes it clear no proposal, specifically Lackis is currently being considered. December 10th, 2007 Amid regional hoopla surrounding the Santa Barbara Metropolitan Transit District, or MTD, transit center, one Ventura County organization is making progress with an alternative regional transportation mode: commuter rail. Builders Construction eGreeni Chapter About 100 eco-savvy professionals across the Tri-Counties already have signed up for membership in the U.S. Green Building Council n California Central Coast Chapter, or USGBC-C4, putting the region at the cutting edge of an industry in which demand Lack returns to press city hub plan - New proposal reduces heights, adds green features His plans have received a cool reception from Santa Barbara's Redevelopment Agency and the Metropolitan Transit District, but that didn't stop Lack Construction President David Lack from revising his initial proposal for a downtown transit hub, or Green transit services center officially opens A new environmentally friendly community transit services center was formally opened at a dedication ceremony Wednesday in Thousand Oaks. It is the first municipal building in Ventura County to be eligible for certification under the Leadership in E October 20th, 2008 The finishing touches are being put on the interior of the new information kiosk. The kiosk, located in the circle at University Plaza, between Cheadle Hall and the Mosher Alumni House, will be where visitors get information and directions when they Thousand Oaks to Dedicate New eGreeni Community Transit Center National, state and local leaders will be on hand to celebrate the project, built by Santa Barbara-based Lack Construction. Thousand Oaksi new green Community Transit Services Center will be publicly dedicated at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday. Santa Barbara Goes Green - Down the Coast In Thousand Oaks, the city just created its first LEED silver certified building. This means it was made with highest standards of green-building materials and practices environmentally safe and sound. Wouldn't you know it, their new Transit Servic LACK CONSTRUCTION OFFERS HELP TO TEA FIRE VICTIMS, PUBLIC OFFICIALS, AND FIRE FIGHTERS Lack Construction, headquartered in Santa Barbara, is making the use of its trucks, construction equipment, and offices available in the effort to fight the Tea Fire and help homeowners and other businesses affected by the devastating fire. In addit November 15th, 2008 In response to the Tea Fire, Susan Gibson, founder of the Trail Blazer Festival happening today through Sunday at Earl Warren Showgrounds, is offering free coffee, donuts and free admission to the festival to firefighters battling the Tea Fire. |
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