Orinda, California Schools Covid Safety Response & Orinda Top Schools
Orinda, California Schools Covid Safety Response The district of Orinda Union School is committed to the health and safety of students, employees, and families. They closely track data and information relating to the novel coronavirus. Coronavirus is a type of virus that causes diseases that range in severity from the common cold to more severe respiratory diseases. The novel coronavirus (COVID-19) is a new coronavirus strain that has not been identified in humans before. The California Department of Education, the Contra Costa County Office of Education (CCCOE), and Contra Costa Health Services receive regular updates on COVID-19 from the Orinda Union School District. To avoid the dissemination of all infectious diseases, schools should take common-sense precautions. In order to avoid COVID-19 and the spread of other common diseases such as influenza and gastroenteritis, these precautions can help: Sick people should stay at home from work or school until they are better (fever-free for at least 24 hours). For at least 20 seconds, wash your hands regularly with soap and water. When soap and water are not available, use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer. People who are diseased should always use a tissue or the crook of their elbow to cover their coughs and sneezes; wash your hands after using a tissue to clean your nose or mouth. Stop rubbing your unwashed hands with your eyes, nose, or mouth. Healthy Hygiene Practices and Cleaning Good hygiene procedures at each school location will be promoted during the day. Students will be instructed and workers will be reminded to wash their hands regularly and vigorously for at least 20 seconds during the day with either soap and water, or with hand sanitizer (with at least 60% alcohol) if soap and water are not available. Before entering and leaving a classroom, students and staff are expected to wash their hands. To prevent contact with one’s eyes, nose, or mouth, and to cover coughs and sneezes, students will also be advised and staff reminded. In order to remind students and staff of the significance of hand hygiene, age-appropriate signage will be installed throughout the school. Where & How Designated Hand Washing Stations (HWS) Classrooms Restrooms Scrub with soap and water for at least 20 seconds or use hand sanitizer if soap and water are not accessible When Upon arrival Upon entering/exiting any school facility Before and after recess Before and after restroom use Upon return to classroom after using the restroom At dismissal Adults need to wash hands when they work with a new cohort In Classrooms Put paper towels on student desks to avoid lines Keep an extra roll of paper towels in classroom Portable hand sanitizer/soap bottles for teacher use Face Coverings, Essential Protective Gear, Ventilation Both students, employees, and other approved individuals on campus are required to wear face coverings that cover the mouth and nose, according to current state and county health guidelines. It is proposed that cloth masks should have two or more layers of breathable fabric per CDC guidelines, and should not have exhalation valves or vents. Disposable 3-ply surgical masks are more efficient than cloth face coverings, as recommended by the CDPH guidelines for the use of face coverings, and should be worn by teachers and staff. In the event that any student or staff member comes to campus without a mask, each office will keep a supply of face covers on hand. No one will be permitted to come onto campus without a proper face covering. Teachers and staff will consistently remind students about proper mask etiquette and will consistently enforce mask wearing compliance. Orinda Union School District Distance Learning OUSD Clever Portal – The OUSD Clever Portal is your home base for all OUSD apps and tools. Login with your OUSD Google account or a Clever QR badge. Seesaw – Seesaw is the platform used by teachers grades TK-2. OIS School Loop – OIS School Loop is the platform used by students 6-8. Check here for assignments and updates from teachers. Google Classroom – Google Classroom is the platform used by teachers grades 3-8. Specialist/Library/STEAM Flipgrid page – The Specialist/Library/STEAM Flipgrid page is where students can access art, music, PE, library, and STEAM lessons. Google Drive – Google Drive is where OUSD students can find all of their Docs, Slides, Sheets, and other files. Orinda, California is blessed with some of the top schools in Northern California: Miramonte High School Orinda Intermediate School Del Rey Elementary School Glorietta Elementary School Sleepy Hollow Elementary School Wagner Ranch Elementary School All of these schools are located just a short distance from our location in downtown Walnut Creek, Spaulding Concrete on Locust Street! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iIgqSO9hAr8https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g22U92aS-FQ Articles you may like How Can I Improve The Looks Of My Concrete Retaining Wall? 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Orinda Parks – Covid Safety Information & Park Intros
Orinda Parks Covid Safety Information The state has introduced a regional stay-at-home order across the nine-county region to delay the spread of COVID-19 and prevent the region’s hospitals from being overloaded due to the declining availability of hospital beds for patients who need intensive care in the Bay Area. Status for Winter Classes, Programs and Events While the fall programming schedule is changing to be drastically different from the previous year, Orinda Parks and Rec are also searching for ways to have updated programming that complies with the current Contra Costa County Health Orders (CCC) and is compatible with State and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommendations (CDC). As a consequence, the city is sad to announce that this year there will not be publishing a Winter / Spring Activity Guide. Please check the following list below for more information for those interested in the status of classes/programs that usually occurred during this period: Special Events To be determined. Parks In order to promote physically distanced personal health and wellbeing by outdoor exercise, the State of CA approved re-opening playgrounds at the start of December. Orinda Parks and Recreation is asking the community for assistance in adhering to the following practices as they do not have adequate resources to implement them – Help Them Help You Play Healthy. Signage will be posted suggesting consumption rules intended to keep individuals protected from the spread of COVID-19. These contain the following rules: Maintain a 6-foot physical distance between children and adults from various households, including children who are using or waiting to use playgrounds or play areas, and families who are waiting to reach the playground. Parents/caregivers must track and keep at least 6 feet apart from adults and children from various households. When others are around, elderly people and people with underlying medical conditions should avoid the playground. To ensure face mask use, face masks over the mouth and nose are required for anyone 2 years of age or older, with caregiver supervision at all times. Do not use the playground when a physical distance of 6 feet can not be maintained by various households. To prevent waiting times and possible crowded times, consider arriving at various times or days. Prior to and after using the playground, wash or sanitize your face. In-person Youth Classes and Programs Orinda Parks and Rec is offering a very limited number of offerings, all adhering to Contra Costa County health guidelines. In-person classes and programmes for adults Sports Fields In order to promote physically distanced personal health and wellbeing by outdoor exercise, the State of CA approved re-opening playgrounds at the start of December. Orinda Parks and Recreation is asking the community for assistance in adhering to the following practices as they do not have adequate resources to implement them – Help Them Help You Play Healthy. Signage will be posted suggesting consumption rules intended to keep individuals protected from the spread of COVID-19. These contain the following rules: Maintain a 6-foot physical distance between children and adults from various households, including children who are using or waiting to use playgrounds or play areas, and families who are waiting to reach the playground. Parents/caregivers must track and keep at least 6 feet apart from adults and children from various households. When others are around, elderly people and people with underlying medical conditions should avoid the playground. To ensure face mask use, face masks over the mouth and nose are required for anyone 2 years of age or older, with caregiver supervision at all times. Do not use the playground when a physical distance of 6 feet can not be maintained by various households. To prevent waiting times and possible crowded times, consider arriving at various times or days. Prior to and after using the playground, wash or sanitize your face. Tennis Courts The tennis courts in the Orinda Community Center Park are currently open for drop-in play and reservations, and are available. The practice court is not being used at this time for any agency programming. This amazing attraction is located near the following must-see parks in Orinda, California: Orinda Oaks Park Orinda Community Center Park & Tennis Courts Briones Overlook staging area Siesta Valley Recreation Area Old San Pablo Trail Seaview Trailhead Sibley Volcanic Regional Preserve Labyrinth Bear Creek Staging Area Tilden Regional Park All of these landmarks are located just a short distance from our location in downtown Walnut Creek, Spaulding Concrete on Locust Street! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qPZuh2yYrOQ&app=desktop City Facilities / What’s Open and What’s Closed? It’s understandable that following what’s open and closed for public and private facilities can be frustrating. They have recently received questions from members of the community about the state of urban amenities and sports facilities here in Orinda. 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Orinda, California Schools Covid Safety Response
Orinda, California Schools Covid Safety Response The district of Orinda Union School is committed to the health and safety of students, employees, and families. They closely track data and information relating to the novel coronavirus. Coronavirus is a type of virus that causes diseases that range in severity from the common cold to more severe respiratory diseases. The novel coronavirus (COVID-19) is a new coronavirus strain that has not been identified in humans before. The California Department of Education, the Contra Costa County Office of Education (CCCOE), and Contra Costa Health Services receive regular updates on COVID-19 from the Orinda Union School District. To avoid the dissemination of all infectious diseases, schools should take common-sense precautions. In order to avoid COVID-19 and the spread of other common diseases such as influenza and gastroenteritis, these precautions can help: Sick people should stay at home from work or school until they are better (fever-free for at least 24 hours). For at least 20 seconds, wash your hands regularly with soap and water. When soap and water are not available, use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer. People who are diseased should always use a tissue or the crook of their elbow to cover their coughs and sneezes; wash your hands after using a tissue to clean your nose or mouth. Stop rubbing your unwashed hands with your eyes, nose, or mouth. Healthy Hygiene Practices and Cleaning Good hygiene procedures at each school location will be promoted during the day. Students will be instructed and workers will be reminded to wash their hands regularly and vigorously for at least 20 seconds during the day with either soap and water, or with hand sanitizer (with at least 60% alcohol) if soap and water are not available. Before entering and leaving a classroom, students and staff are expected to wash their hands. To prevent contact with one’s eyes, nose, or mouth, and to cover coughs and sneezes, students will also be advised and staff reminded. In order to remind students and staff of the significance of hand hygiene, age-appropriate signage will be installed throughout the school. Where & How Designated Hand Washing Stations (HWS) Classrooms Restrooms Scrub with soap and water for at least 20 seconds or use hand sanitizer if soap and water are not accessible When Upon arrival Upon entering/exiting any school facility Before and after recess Before and after restroom use Upon return to classroom after using the restroom At dismissal Adults need to wash hands when they work with a new cohort In Classrooms Put paper towels on student desks to avoid lines Keep an extra roll of paper towels in classroom Portable hand sanitizer/soap bottles for teacher use Face Coverings, Essential Protective Gear, Ventilation Both students, employees, and other approved individuals on campus are required to wear face coverings that cover the mouth and nose, according to current state and county health guidelines. It is proposed that cloth masks should have two or more layers of breathable fabric per CDC guidelines, and should not have exhalation valves or vents. Disposable 3-ply surgical masks are more efficient than cloth face coverings, as recommended by the CDPH guidelines for the use of face coverings, and should be worn by teachers and staff. In the event that any student or staff member comes to campus without a mask, each office will keep a supply of face covers on hand. No one will be permitted to come onto campus without a proper face covering. Teachers and staff will consistently remind students about proper mask etiquette and will consistently enforce mask wearing compliance. Orinda Union School District Distance Learning OUSD Clever Portal – The OUSD Clever Portal is your home base for all OUSD apps and tools. Login with your OUSD Google account or a Clever QR badge. Seesaw – Seesaw is the platform used by teachers grades TK-2. OIS School Loop – OIS School Loop is the platform used by students 6-8. Check here for assignments and updates from teachers. Google Classroom – Google Classroom is the platform used by teachers grades 3-8. Specialist/Library/STEAM Flipgrid page – The Specialist/Library/STEAM Flipgrid page is where students can access art, music, PE, library, and STEAM lessons. Google Drive – Google Drive is where OUSD students can find all of their Docs, Slides, Sheets, and other files. Orinda, California is blessed with some of the top schools in Northern California: Miramonte High School Orinda Intermediate School Del Rey Elementary School Glorietta Elementary School Sleepy Hollow Elementary School Wagner Ranch Elementary School All of these schools are located just a short distance from our location in downtown Walnut Creek, Spaulding Concrete on Locust Street! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iIgqSO9hAr8https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g22U92aS-FQ Articles you may like Articles Relating to Concrete Contractors Articles Relating to Concrete Contractors Looking for Concrete Workers for… September 26, 2024 All About Structural Concrete What Is Reinforced Concrete? 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What Is Earthquake Retrofitting?
What Is Earthquake Retrofitting? All of a sudden, without warning, earthquakes happen. Old houses can be seriously damaged by motion on the ground surface. Homes constructed before 1980 are particularly at risk since many of them were not designed to withstand shaking and moving. A house is retrofitted to avoid the displacement from the concrete base of the building in an earthquake. This is better and less likely to destroy a building in the case of an earthquake. Earthquake retrofitting (Seismic retrofitting) is a shift in existing structures to make them more resistant to ground movements or earthquakes. The need for seismic retrofitting is well-known from a deeper understanding of the need for seismic structural services and our recent experiences of major earthquakes near urban centres. Until electronic seismic codes were adopted in the late sixties for developing countries (United States, Japan etc.) and in many other parts of the world in the late 1970s, a number of structures were built for seismic protection without appropriate detail and reinforcement. Different research work was conducted in view of the imminent issue. State-of-the-art technical guidelines have been released around the world for seismic assessments, improvements and rehabilitations, such as the ASCE-SEI 41 and the Earthquake Engineering Guidelines for the New Zealand Community. The codes must be constantly revised, for example the fragility of welded steel structure was shown by the earthquake in Northridge in 1994. Additional natural hazards such as tropical cyclones, tornadoes and strong wind triggered by hurricanes are also subject to retrofitting techniques. While current seismic retrofitting activities primarily concentrate on structural improvements to reduce the seísmic danger of using structures, the hazards and losses caused by non-structural elements need to be reduced. It is also important to note that there are no seismic structures, but the seismic efficiency can be greatly improved by the correct initial design or subsequent modifications. Reasons Why Earthquake Retrofitting is Important It improves protection. Properly retrofitted houses against earthquakes and destruction have been improved. You have reduced the risk of damage or even death from an earthquake, and your house is safer. It protects your financial assets. In your old home, you spent a lot of time and resources. The repair costs that you will face after a devastating earthquake could be very expensive without seismic retrofitting. Think about it this way: to retrofit your home now is much cheaper than to fix it after an earthquake. It assures you a place to live. It could take years for your house to be fixed if you have not seismically fixed and if an earthquake damages your home, it will also take you a loan to make repairs. Also note that people often have to leave their homes during reconstruction, and usually rental rates in impacted areas are raised after a major disaster. Need a Company That Specializes in Earthquake Retrofitting? Spaulding Concrete is made up of a team of specialists for structural renovation, seismic retrofitting, soft-story retrofitting, residential earthquake proofing and tenant building development. The members of our team are your partners in safety and earthquake protection who listen to and recognize the needs of the building owner and offer their earthquake retrofitting solutions from beginning to end. We enjoy delivering excellent service here at Spaulding Concrete and we live up to our values with every client.The qualified concrete experts at Spaulding Concrete will be on schedule, on budget and meet or exceed standards by careful planning, professional execution, and strict quality control. To schedule your free quote, call or email us today! We are proud to serve Orinda, Lafayette, Moraga, Pleasant Hill, Concord, Martinez, Pittsburg, Antioch, Brentwood and the surrounding areas. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GVGSM_pqqF0https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ELE6TBzMz-E Articles you may like Orinda Parks – Covid Safety Information & Park Intros Orinda Parks Covid Safety Information The state has introduced a… September 26, 2024 Top 10 Best Concrete Contractors near Walnut Creek, California – Updated for 2020 Top 10 Best Concrete Contractors near Walnut Creek, California –… July 20, 2024 What Are The Steps To Adding A Concrete Driveway? What Are The Steps To Adding A Concrete Driveway? Whether… July 22, 2024 Press Release Concrete Installations Spaulding Concrete, a Top Rated Concrete Contractor in Walnut Creek… June 21, 2024 Load More
Orinda Parks Covid Safety Information
Orinda Parks Covid Safety Information The state has introduced a regional stay-at-home order across the nine-county region to delay the spread of COVID-19 and prevent the region’s hospitals from being overloaded due to the declining availability of hospital beds for patients who need intensive care in the Bay Area. At the beginning of December, before local hospitals were seriously affected, Contra Costa and five other Bay Area municipalities used local health directives to enforce all the features of the state order. The state order went into effect at 11:59 p.m. in the Bay Area, including Contra Costa. Thursday, the 17th of December, 2020. Contra Costa lifted its local order at that moment because it became redundant with the state’s. The regional stay-at-home order by the state lasts for a period of three weeks. Status for Winter Classes, Programs and Events While the fall programming schedule is changing to be drastically different from the previous year, Orinda Parks and Rec are also searching for ways to have updated programming that complies with the current Contra Costa County Health Orders (CCC) and is compatible with State and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommendations (CDC). As a consequence, the city is sad to announce that this year there will not be publishing a Winter / Spring Activity Guide. Please check the following list below for more information for those interested in the status of classes/programs that usually occurred during this period: Special Events To be determined. In-person Youth Classes and Programs Orinda Parks and Rec is offering a very limited number of offerings, all adhering to Contra Costa County health guidelines. In-person classes and programmes for adults This amazing attraction is located near the following must-see parks in Orinda, California: Orinda Oaks Park Orinda Community Center Park & Tennis Courts Briones Overlook staging area Siesta Valley Recreation Area Old San Pablo Trail Seaview Trailhead Sibley Volcanic Regional Preserve Labyrinth Bear Creek Staging Area Tilden Regional Park All of these landmarks are located just a short distance from our location in downtown Walnut Creek, Spaulding Concrete on Locust Street! City Facilities / What’s Open and What’s Closed? It’s understandable that following what’s open and closed for public and private facilities can be frustrating. They have recently received questions from members of the community about the state of urban amenities and sports facilities here in Orinda. To find out more, please review the details below: Parks In order to promote physically distanced personal health and wellbeing by outdoor exercise, the State of CA approved re-opening playgrounds at the start of December. Orinda Parks and Recreation is asking the community for assistance in adhering to the following practices as they do not have adequate resources to implement them – Help Them Help You Play Healthy. Signage will be posted suggesting consumption rules intended to keep individuals protected from the spread of COVID-19. These contain the following rules: Maintain a 6-foot physical distance between children and adults from various households, including children who are using or waiting to use playgrounds or play areas, and families who are waiting to reach the playground. Parents/caregivers must track and keep at least 6 feet apart from adults and children from various households. When others are around, elderly people and people with underlying medical conditions should avoid the playground. To ensure face mask use, face masks over the mouth and nose are required for anyone 2 years of age or older, with caregiver supervision at all times. Do not use the playground when a physical distance of 6 feet can not be maintained by various households. To prevent waiting times and possible crowded times, consider arriving at various times or days. Prior to and after using the playground, wash or sanitize your face. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DCdxsnRF1Fk&embeds_referring_euri=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.webquarry05.com%2FSpauldingConcrete2025%2F&source_ve_path=MjM4NTE Sports Fields The poured concrete foundations have exceptional strength, making them the preferred choice for homeowners. They have a compressive and flexural strength beyond that of block concrete, which exceeds the mandatory safety factor. Concrete walls are exceptionally stable, providing increased sustenance and firmness to the home. Unlike other types of foundations, they do not move under the house by moving the soil. Due to its durability, the most commonly used building material for the foundation is poured concrete. Poured concrete foundation has a multitude of advantages over block concrete and other types of foundations. A sustainable foundation means a much safer home, resilient to unnatural changes in the soil underneath the home. Protection from potential water damage and fire damage is a plus since they can occur more frequently than abnormal land shifts. In the absence of the need to maintain your concrete foundation, you will have more time to worry about more important areas in your home that need your attention. Overall, for all the benefits they provide for the home, poured concrete foundations are preferred. Tennis Courts The tennis courts in the Orinda Community Center Park are currently open for drop-in play and reservations, and are available. The practice court is not being used at this time for any agency programming. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qPZuh2yYrOQhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cWJgybfMhyUhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oVW6LuYd6A8https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ROrmRYOwf4 Articles you may like Dog Parks Safety Tips + Top Dog Parks Near Concord, California Dog Parks Safety Tips + Top Dog Parks Near Concord,… September 26, 2024 All About Walnut Creek, California All About Walnut Creek, California Walnut Creek is a town… June 21, 2024 Orinda Parks Covid Safety Information Orinda Parks Covid Safety Information The state has introduced a… July 19, 2024 Articles Relating to Foundations for New-Home Construction Articles Relating to Foundations for New-Home Construction Footings and foundations… September 26, 2024 Load More
Park Safety in Danville, California
Park Safety in Danville, California One of the easiest ways to keep your mind and body safe is to remain physically involved. People can visit parks, trails, and open spaces in many areas as a way to reduce stress, get some fresh air, and keep healthy. While these facilities and areas can provide health benefits, to protect yourself and others from COVID-19, it is crucial that you follow the steps below. Try to protect against exposure to SARS-CoV-2, the virus that triggers COVID-19, by practicing social distancing and regular acts such as washing hands regularly and covering coughs and sneezes while visiting parks, beaches, or leisure facilities accessible to public use. Check with the park or recreation area in advance for safe planning National, state or local parks: the federal or state authorities and local authorities will determine if parks and other recreation facilities will be opened. Check with the park in advance to make sure you know which areas or amenities are available, such as visitor centers, bathroom facilities, and concessions, and bring with you what you need, such as hand sanitizers or other items to ensure proper hygiene. Beaches or other swimming areas: State and local authorities will decide whether to open up swimming areas in oceans, lakes and other natural waters. For more information, like whether the water is open for swimming, please consult with individual beaches. Visit the parks near your home Traveling long distances to visit the park can contribute to the spread of COVID-19, as follows: Travel may require you to stop along the way or to be in close touch with others with whom you may not normally be in contact. You may also be exposed to surfaces infected with SARS-CoV-2, a virus that triggers COVID-19. Wear a mask Please wear a mask as possible. Masks are most important in periods when social distances are challenging, including hiking on trails that may be popular or crowded. Masks are not to be put on: Kids under the age of 2 Anyone who has difficulty breathing Anyone who is unconscious cannot move or otherwise be unable to remove the mask without assistance. Masks should not be worn when you partake in activities where the mask can become wet, including swimming. Using social distances to avoid crowded parks Stay at least 6 feet from people you’re not living with (“social distance”) at all times. This could make certain open spaces, trails, and roads easier to use than others. Don’t go to a crowded place. Stop gathering people for whom you don’t live. Evite crowded parks. Don’t visit parks where you can’t stand at least 6 feet away from those you’re not staying with. Wash hands often Wash your hands frequently with soap and water for at least 20 seconds, particularly after going to the bathroom, eating, and blowing your nose, coughing, or sneezing. Adults and older children who can properly use a hand sanitizer: use a hand sanitizer that contains at least 60% alcohol and rubs hands together until it is dry if soap and water are not readily accessible. East Bay Parks issues rattlesnake advisory warning to park tourists Upon arrival of spring weather, officials of the East Bay Regional Park District noted the re-emergence of snakes—most prominently rattansnakes—and released a safety warning to park guests. According to park officials, when the weather is warm, snakes come out to explore their habitats, which can lead to further encounters with humans and dogs. There are however, some steps that can be taken to minimize the danger posed to hikers and snakes alike. Stop hiking on your own so that you can help in case of emergency—by local health orders, people can only walk with their immediate household members because of the coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19). Scan the ground in front of you as you walk, jog or ride. Keep on the trails and stop walking in the grass. Take a close look around and under logs and rocks before you settle down. Stop positioning your hands or feet where you can’t see clearly. Keep leached pets on designated trails and away from snakes if they encounter one—both dogs should be on leash at all times, in all parks during COVID-19. Bring a lot of water to yourself and your pets as a drinking fountain is temporarily closed. Many parks do not have a direct supply of water. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ELE6TBzMz-E Are You Looking for a Concrete Foundation Specialist You Can Trust? The poured concrete foundations have an exceptional strength , making them the preferred choice for homeowners. They have a compressive and flexiural strength beyond that of block concrete, which exceeds the mandatory safety factor. Concrete walls are exceptionally stable, providing increased sustenance and firmness to the home. Unlike other types of foundations, they do not move under the house by moving the soil. Due to its durability, the most commonly used building material for the foundation is poured concrete. Poured concrete foundation has a multitude of advantages over block concrete and other types of foundations. A sustainable foundation means a much safer home, resilient to unnatural changes in the soil underneath the home. Protection from potential water damage and fire damage is a plus since they can occur more frequently than abnormal land shifts. In the absence of the need to maintain your concrete foundation, you will have more time to worry about more important areas in your home that need your attention. 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