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BOMA Rochester to hold Inaugural Building Recognition Awards Luncheon May 16

According to BOMA Rochester, it will be holding its Inaugural Building Recognition Awards Luncheon on Wednesday May 16 at Locus Hill Country Club. Registration is at 11:30 a.m., with the Luncheon and Program beginning at noon. The chapter will be recognizing local buildings for excellence in the following categories: Sustainable Site; New Construction; Renovated Building (Residential or Commercial) and Office Building. Winners will be honored at the luncheon. All members of BOMA Rochester may attend the luncheon on a complimentary basis, as the cost of the event is included in dues. Guests are also welcome to attend. The cost is $35. To make your reservations please visit www.bomarochester.com. You may also send a check or pay at the door.
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