Mr. Norm Clark This is Me

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1. 1. Chatham County Democrats - WHO WE ARE

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   Published on: 4/19/2008   Last Visited: 5/13/2008

   Norman ClarkChatham County Board of Education919-542-5469electpositiveaction@no
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2. 2. www.chathamjournal.com

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   Published on: 6/6/2007   Last Visited: 7/16/2007

   Norman Clark, Chairman of the Chatham County Board of Education, stated that they appreciated the diligent effort of the Board of Commissioners has shown in working with the School Board in trying to find ways to "feed the multitude with one fish".He stated that some new information has come to the Board; that they looked at cutting the size of the high school to 800 students but keeping the core of 1,200; that this would make the school expandable; that that is more acceptable to the Board of Education; that it still has all the things that they desire and meets the budgetary requirements; that the only caveat is that the figures are that these are the Department of Instruction's estimates based on their cost and that it doesn't include any green construction; and they appreciate the efforts of everyone to reach an agreeable resolution.
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   Mr. Clark replied in the affirmative.
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   Mr. Clark replied in the affirmative.
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   Mr. Clark stated that they will be going out to bid for a new architect and will be able to use the Green Task Force to identify architects who use green techniques in their design project.
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   Mr. Clark stated that the problem didn't seem to be gym space but more of a problem with the condition of the gyms; that they have very old gyms at Silk Hope, Bonlee, and Bennett; that Bonlee and Silk Hope need some expansion work and renovations; that Commissioner Lucier is correct in that from a recreation standpoint, the County is growing so fast and doesn't have recreational facilities to accommodate everyone; that at the schools, they have some severe needs and that while an auxiliary gym would help, it wouldn't solve the majority of their problems; but that the gym would serve more than just Northwood in that it would serve the County.
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   Mr. Clark stated that it was used all during the day for physical education.
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   Mr. Clark stated that by the time the new high school opens, the population at Northwood will be reduced; that Commissioner Barnes is correct in his statement; that the demands on the facility space will lessen; and that on the other hand, the space that is being proposed will still be used by the community.
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   Mr. Clark, for clarification, asked if the Board wanted them to return with specific plans with what their most critical needs for the $6.6 million.

3. 3. www.nspec.com

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   Published on: 1/21/2008   Last Visited: 1/21/2008

   Norm Clark: Property Inspecion serving Kansas City, Johnson County, Overland Park, Olathe
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   Norm Clark Property Inspections can be reached at 913-780-4677 to schedule a home inspection or for more information.
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   Norm Clark 2007 Member of the Year Great Plains ASHI ChapterNorm Clark: Great Plains ASHI Chapter 2007 Member of Year
   
   In recognition of outstanding service and commitment to the Great Plains ASHI Chapter Norm Clark was presented the 2007 Member of the Year award.
   
   Many inspectors say they are certified.Unfortunately, some organizations certify inspectors after they take an open book test on the internet.The American Society of Home Inspectors requires rigid requirements for certification including 250 fee-paid inspections, approval of reporting system, signed agreement to meet standards of ethics and practice.Two three-hour examinations cover procedures and ethics.All testing must take place in a testing center where the test subject must show identification prior to testing.Norm is a certified member of ASHI, #114096, as well as the Society of Professional Property Inspectors, the Kansas Association of Real Estate Inspectors, and the Independent Home Inspectors National Association.He is the only F.I.R.E. certified inspector in the state of Kansas and in Missouri.
   
   Many inspectors may be offering introductory pricing while they try to establish a business.Do you want them practicing on your home?There is no substitute for Norm's 27 years of experience and 25,000 completed inspections.
   
   Many inspectors will be gone by the time you need them.Did you realize over 50% of the real estate inspectors in the current yellow pages are already out of business?Not only will Norm perform a thorough, professional, unbiased inspection, he will be there after the inspection to help you plan a strategy for dealing with any deficiencies he may identify.
   
   Many inspectors do a couple of inspections a week as a part-time business so they forget they are running a business.Do they carry all necessary insurance on themselves and their employees?Do they have a full-time office person who can fax copies or reports, answer billing questions, or schedule at your convenience?Norm does.A few inspection firms in town advertise heavily and then pay uninsured subcontractors to do the work.Norm personally does every inspection himself.
   
   Norm is a leader in his industry.He has served in leadership roles locally and nationally for ASHI.He is a founding member of SPPI and wrote their Standards of Practice.His custom software helps him prepare a concise, clearly written, easy-to-understand report with a summary of unsatisfactory conditions.
   
   Isn't your home worth the very best inspector in the Kansas City market?