Executive Summary This document defines the Project Charter for a project to build the house for Mr. Anthony Carter and family in the area with main intersection Sheppard Ave and Warden Ave, Scarborough, Ontario. This Project Charter describes the purpose, scope, objectives, estimated cost/ effort/ duration, risk and constraints, assumptions, approach and organization. The project will commence on July 1, 2013 and will complete no later than July 1, 2014. The purpose is to complete on time all the stages: acquiring the land, getting all necessary permits and approvals, constructing the house, landscaping, exterior and internal decorating. The scope is that within the budget of CAD $900,000 the property to include: foundation with …show more content…
The prices of raw materials will not increase more than 10% during the course of the project. Weather conditions will be favourable for exterior constructions during the project. Project Risks Risk Area Level (H/M/L) Risk Plan Alternative Solutions 1. Financial Risk M L May run over budget of project May not stable in future income Plan for each sequence to effectively manage the cost Reduce some amount of interior decorating Loan from a bank 2. Technical Risk M M M Tin-roof may not set up well Maybe sub-standard for constructing materials Maybe not decorated well for interior designing Have a plan B for another supplier of constructing materials Get owner’s approval for each done section. 3. Execution Risk L L M Fire Burglary Leak/Non-Weather Proof Hire security for overnight shift and weekend. Temporarily cover the construction with a waterproof tent 4. Contractual Risk L May be delayed for approval of building permit Use the network or relationship
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* Complete all housing design and renovation projects no more than 8% over the established baseline cost or schedule
Activity 1: Program administrators will contact contractors, such as McCoy’s builders who partnered with HCWC in the past, or new contractors such as Habitat for Humanity for interview regarding shelter expansion. Due date: Mid October, 2017.
The completed deck is the main deliverable from this project. Other deliverables include the clean-up of the construction area and the landscaping work to the backyard.
Present: Guest: HOA Liaison: Buzz Van Hess, Nancy Perkins, Susan Van Ness, Norm Sherman, Susan Stein, Leah Einhorn, Steve Levine, Ann Herman, Bev Luskin, Mark Sherman
Description of the impetus for proposed project, clear demonstration or statement of current practice (i.e. environmental scan) the gap or need identified, and detail of perceived value of project outcome.
Doing a full project analysis, establishing a project group who will approve master, conceptual, and site plans. {With modifications meeting all City/County codes and specifications}
PROJECT PURPOSE (Describe the project, identify major issues, clarify the vision, and describe the strategies used to create the desired outcome.)
On the off chance that you couldn't locate the fitting property according to your necessities, then or you don't care for any of the properties shown coordinating the criteria then our real estate group prescribes you to "Post Your Requirement". We will send you reports on properties coordinating your prerequisites through email.
A "Baiter" is a Builder that will cite a strangely low cost for each square foot dollar sum. The low cost per square foot snatches your consideration. The strategy/ploy then lures you to contact the Custom Builder. It is the point at which you begin "peeling back the onion" that you begin to understand that the absurdly low cost per square foot number did exclude everything (site work, all licenses, etc...) and is being cited with poor quality/sub standard materials.
Various construction methods are used throughout the world depending on the available surrounding resources and differing environmental conditions. Central Canada is a rapidly growing country that is well known for having an extremely unpredictable climate, with a wide range of temperatures ranging from as low as -40 °C during the winter, to up to +40 °C during the summer. The rapid population growth is fueling Canada as an economy, but the constant construction is quickly consuming the buildable space. Lack of buildable space could significantly interfere with the amount of new homes and livable spaces in the future. To maintain the growth of living spaces, without sacrificing the new buildable area, a fairly new building alternative could
This assignment consists of two (2) sections: a project introduction and a project plan. You must submit both sections as separate files for the completion of this assignment. Label each file name according to the section of the assignment it is written for. Additionally, you may create and / or assume all necessary assumptions needed for the completion of this assignment.
I, like many other home owners worry about who to call when I have a repair or remodeling project around my home. Most people just use the phone book or internet to find a contractor, but, that's like flipping a coin. You're not going to get the best result from doing that. I have an older home, built in the 70's, which until now didn't need a lot of repair. Now I find that, all at once, my home is in need of many repairs. From plumbing, electrical and now concrete.
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There are many people who live in poverty in the United States and throughout the years, different organizations set up donations and sent volunteers to provide help to those in need. In order to get the message out to the donors, organizations such as Habitat for Humanity, created advertisements and posters that simulate people’s emotions to assist the unfortunate (236). Although, Habitat for Humanity has provided enormous help to those that lived in poverty, their strategy in advertisement has also misled the people that needed the aid. In their videos and posters they included: