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Executive Summary 1
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Site Studies Introduction At the ti
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Programming Estimate 6
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Preliminary Project Schedule Introd
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Appendix 8
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Meeting Notes City of San Antonio E
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Meeting Notes City of San Antonio E
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public/communal spaces, lobbies, bu
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the longevity of the tackable surfa
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• Mr. SanMiguel noted NISD integr
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would not be associated with any IS
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Appendix B
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Table of Contents Introduction ....
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Executive Summary The Brainpower In
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THE BRAINPOWER INITIATIVE INVESTMEN
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Pre-‐ Kindergarten Expansion
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o Serve 2,800 new children and an a
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• All kindergarten students cityw
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entrepreneurial outlook needed to t
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Budget Outline for Major Investment
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Brainpower Initiative - Funds Flow
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Tracking Provider Progress with Ben
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f) Inclusion practices: Place child
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APPENDIX C: Texas High Stakes Testi
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September • CONTINUED: Series of
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Appendix C
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SYNOPSIS OF THE HEAD START CENTER D
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Playground H 5.3 Shaded Areas Porch
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Appendix E
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Elementary School Design Guide Stan
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07-19-2012 NISD Playground Dimensio
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07-19-2012 Chinning Bars - Shall ha
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LEED 2009 for New Construction and
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LEED 2009 for Core and Shell Develo
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Appendix H
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NOW THEREFORE, economically respons
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ARTICLE XV. INTERNATIONAL ENERGY CO
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pursuant to section 17 of the City
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Exccption: Buildings with a use cla
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Large property means a tract of lan
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SECTION 13. The City Clerk is direc
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City Of San Antonio Information Tec
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5.9 Buried Conduit.................
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14.1.1 Receiving Fiber Optic Cablin
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1. Scope 1.1 Products and Applicati
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d) Information within this document
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4. Acceptable Products 4.1 City Ins
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finished floor level. Fire rated Pl
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patch panel for Cat 5e/6 cables wit
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Each MDF/IDF shall have a dedicated
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5.8 Floor Outlets Floor boxes insta
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6. The jacket shall be continuous,
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6.2.2 Category 5e, Eight-Position M
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6.2.7 Multi-User Telecommunications
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7. Backbone Cabling Standard 7.1 Ge
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7.2.5 Fiber Optic Connectors - Mult
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8. Support Structures 8.1 General S
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Conduit runs tying buildings togeth
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0 8.2.4.7 Stub-up/Stub-out Conduits
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ensures minimum cable bend radii is
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6. The No. 6 AWG insulated ground w
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5. For electrically non-continuous
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Table 2. Minimum separation distanc
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9. Pulling Cable 9.1 General Backbo
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These individuals shall be equipped
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11. Cable Terminations 11.1 General
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11.4 Fiber Termination In telecommu
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12. Installation Verification Insta
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Allow for future growth in the quan
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Loose-tube cable is primarily used
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c) Try to complete the installation
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final mounting. Splice closures can
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19. Labels And Labeling 19.1 Visibi
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Appendix A: Field Test Requirements
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Appendix C: Definitions, Acronyms,
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Braid A group of non-insulated cond
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Crimp The act of clamping connector
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Standard A collection of requiremen
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Link, Fiber Optic A combination of
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Appendix D: Bibliography And Refere
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Federal and Military Specifications
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www.telcordia.com Bellcore GR 1503
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NECA 406-2003, Standard for Install