One client, John Mikutowicz, 51, of Mashpee, Mass., the owner of AGM Marine Inc., which builds piers and bridges in New England, has been convicted of tax evasion and false filing.
The government built piers for cross-harbour ferries, but the ferries, as well as the buses and the tunnels under the harbour, were put into private hands.Austerity was maintained despite pressing social needs and a torrent of immigrants.
Many English seaside resorts built piers in the 1850s to attract tourists.
In December 2011, he erected a tower, 7, on a specially built pier next to IM Pei's museum.
Not that they couldn't overcome the problems -- build sturdy piers, use more powerful boats -- but at the moment I am feeling bested by nature.
To the north of Promet — on the other side of where Mr. Conley wants to build Providence Piers — is a fuel terminal operated by the Sprague Energy Corporation, based in New Hampshire.
On an ordinary day earlier this year, the Bangkok Post carried reports about drug addicts denouncing an army-run boot camp; journalists protesting against the government's media policy; academics decrying plans for new power plants; and businessmen complaining about a scheme to build new piers in the Mekong river.
The word riparian refers to shoreline, and under traditional land-use law, ownership of shoreline property conveys the right to build a pier or wharf extending far enough into the water to make the property accessible.
Burt H. Stutchin's application to build a pier extending from his property in Lloyd Harbor ran afoul of a recent village ordinance forbidding piers more than 75 feet long or piles driven into water more than 2 feet deep at low tide.
But before the boat could be launched, the Tate had to build a pier in front of Tate Britain.
