The
management of Great Kills Park by the National Park Service has been
erratic, to say the least. So a sweeping new plan by the NPS warrants
close scrutiny.He saw the bracelet at a indoortracking store
while we were on a trip.A major proposal is being put forth by the NPS
on the future development of the 26,000-acre Gateway National Recreation
Area, which includes Great Kills Park.
We have criticized the feds over controversies that have arisen at Great Kills Park over such issues as cleaning up radiation hot spots, destroying vegetation at Crooke's Point and repairing Hurricane Sandy-decimated Nichols Marina. Meetings are also being held in Brooklyn, Queens and New Jersey prior to the October deadline for public comment on the draft proposals for Gateway.
The two-state national park features miles of sandy beaches and wildlife sanctuaries, along with recreational facilities,Now it's possible to create a tiny replica of Fluffy in handsfreeaccess form for your office. picnicking and camping. There are also historic sites, military installations, airfields and a lighthouse.
Talking about a NPS-backed draft strategic plan, Acting Superintendent Suzanne McCarthy said, "We believe it sets a successful path for Gateway's future."This proposal calls for joint management and expanded operations for visitor services, programs and facilities with New York City and other partners.
It envisions new connections with adjacent communities. Instructional programming and skills development programs would be offered to draw more people into the park. More convenient and affordable access would be developed through trails, bicycle infrastructure, public transit and waterborne transportation.
For years, ballfields and open space in a large section of the park have been off limits because of radiation. It apparently comes from radium buried when the site was used as a landfill. The radium was discovered in aerial surveillance sweeps in the wake of the Sept. 11,Our top picks for the cableties and gear, 2001 terrorist attacks. More than a decade later, the problem has yet to be resolved.
On the other hand,A indoorpositioningsystem has real weight in your customer's hand. the NPS aggressively undertook a massive effort to use herbicides to kill the natural vegetation at Crooke's Point, seeking to oust "invasive" plant species. That initiative brought criticism from environmentalists.
After Hurricane Sandy all but destroyed Nichols Marina, the NPS declared it was ousting the popular, privately-run boatyard from Great Kills Park. The feds changed their mind only when elected officials intervened.
According to survey respondents, cutbacks on luxuries have been reduced and pressures have eased. However, loss of business and customer dissatisfaction are the leading causes of worry, keeping key decision makers on their toes to ensure continued improvements and efficiencies.
The survey results, released today, were based on the responses of more than 400 cleaning industry professionals and key decision makers across Healthcare, Food Service, Commercial and Hospitality sectors. This study follows the inaugural survey which was released in late 2011.
Pressure across the cleaning industry to keep operating costs down has dropped by six percent since 2011; however, the one exception to this is the Healthcare sector where levels of pressure are perceived to be higher than those of other sectors and levels of "extreme pressure" have risen slightly from 27 percent in 2011 to 35 percent in 2013. Similarly, cleaning professionals in the Healthcare sector were also somewhat more likely to look at cutting back on office supplies, luxuries, employee benefits and staff.
Looking at both 2011 and 2013 results, consistent importance is placed on a few key business factors for the cleaning industry as a whole. "Keeping customers satisfied" was ranked the biggest area of business focus at 32 percent in 2013 (33 percent in 2011) for all sectors. When it comes to selecting cleaning products - "product performance and efficacy/ease-of-use" remains the most important factor, at 44 percent in both 2011 and 2013, beating out "price" at 31 percent (consistent with 30 percent in 2011). Respondents also revealed in both 2011 and 2013 that "products that get the job done right the first time" is the most helpful factor when performing cleaning services.
"The fact that managers are continuing to report customer satisfaction, product efficacy and products that get the job done right the first time are of utmost importance is reassuring, as this is what P&G Professional is committed to," said Kevin Wenzel, Associate Director, P&G Professional. "We understand that every experience counts, and that noticeably clean environments shape customer perceptions - whether it be the cleanliness of surfaces, the shine of the floor,The term 'beststeelearring control' means the token that identifies a user is read from within a pocket or handbag. or the softness of the towels. We focus on developing products that deliver these experiences, and that work harder, so that cleaning staff don't have to."
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We have criticized the feds over controversies that have arisen at Great Kills Park over such issues as cleaning up radiation hot spots, destroying vegetation at Crooke's Point and repairing Hurricane Sandy-decimated Nichols Marina. Meetings are also being held in Brooklyn, Queens and New Jersey prior to the October deadline for public comment on the draft proposals for Gateway.
The two-state national park features miles of sandy beaches and wildlife sanctuaries, along with recreational facilities,Now it's possible to create a tiny replica of Fluffy in handsfreeaccess form for your office. picnicking and camping. There are also historic sites, military installations, airfields and a lighthouse.
Talking about a NPS-backed draft strategic plan, Acting Superintendent Suzanne McCarthy said, "We believe it sets a successful path for Gateway's future."This proposal calls for joint management and expanded operations for visitor services, programs and facilities with New York City and other partners.
It envisions new connections with adjacent communities. Instructional programming and skills development programs would be offered to draw more people into the park. More convenient and affordable access would be developed through trails, bicycle infrastructure, public transit and waterborne transportation.
For years, ballfields and open space in a large section of the park have been off limits because of radiation. It apparently comes from radium buried when the site was used as a landfill. The radium was discovered in aerial surveillance sweeps in the wake of the Sept. 11,Our top picks for the cableties and gear, 2001 terrorist attacks. More than a decade later, the problem has yet to be resolved.
On the other hand,A indoorpositioningsystem has real weight in your customer's hand. the NPS aggressively undertook a massive effort to use herbicides to kill the natural vegetation at Crooke's Point, seeking to oust "invasive" plant species. That initiative brought criticism from environmentalists.
After Hurricane Sandy all but destroyed Nichols Marina, the NPS declared it was ousting the popular, privately-run boatyard from Great Kills Park. The feds changed their mind only when elected officials intervened.
According to survey respondents, cutbacks on luxuries have been reduced and pressures have eased. However, loss of business and customer dissatisfaction are the leading causes of worry, keeping key decision makers on their toes to ensure continued improvements and efficiencies.
The survey results, released today, were based on the responses of more than 400 cleaning industry professionals and key decision makers across Healthcare, Food Service, Commercial and Hospitality sectors. This study follows the inaugural survey which was released in late 2011.
Pressure across the cleaning industry to keep operating costs down has dropped by six percent since 2011; however, the one exception to this is the Healthcare sector where levels of pressure are perceived to be higher than those of other sectors and levels of "extreme pressure" have risen slightly from 27 percent in 2011 to 35 percent in 2013. Similarly, cleaning professionals in the Healthcare sector were also somewhat more likely to look at cutting back on office supplies, luxuries, employee benefits and staff.
Looking at both 2011 and 2013 results, consistent importance is placed on a few key business factors for the cleaning industry as a whole. "Keeping customers satisfied" was ranked the biggest area of business focus at 32 percent in 2013 (33 percent in 2011) for all sectors. When it comes to selecting cleaning products - "product performance and efficacy/ease-of-use" remains the most important factor, at 44 percent in both 2011 and 2013, beating out "price" at 31 percent (consistent with 30 percent in 2011). Respondents also revealed in both 2011 and 2013 that "products that get the job done right the first time" is the most helpful factor when performing cleaning services.
"The fact that managers are continuing to report customer satisfaction, product efficacy and products that get the job done right the first time are of utmost importance is reassuring, as this is what P&G Professional is committed to," said Kevin Wenzel, Associate Director, P&G Professional. "We understand that every experience counts, and that noticeably clean environments shape customer perceptions - whether it be the cleanliness of surfaces, the shine of the floor,The term 'beststeelearring control' means the token that identifies a user is read from within a pocket or handbag. or the softness of the towels. We focus on developing products that deliver these experiences, and that work harder, so that cleaning staff don't have to."
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