Today, my topic of concern is “Landfill”.
In our country, there are 3 major landfill sites namely
Okhla landfill site–
Ghazipur landfill site–
Bhalswa landfill site–
All these have their own story of contaminating our beautiful environment be it related to air pollution, land pollution, contamination of ground water and many more.
Basically, these landfills came into existence because there was no place to treat the growing waste but were under prescribed limit.
But now due to increase in the waste at an alarming rate, these landfill sites are oversized and are on the edge of falling down.
Now, these sites are under the control of government for various scientific purpose to make the best use of it.
But my question here is “How as a citizen, we can help the government in managing those landfill sites by contributing a significant proportion of our time and energy?
To answer this question, I would like to take you guys to Mt Trashmore, Virginia, USA which address a similar situation.
This once devastating brownfield landfill has become one of the most popular landfill site in the world.
The only reason behind it is the collaboration of people with the government.
Here the most popular contribution made by people includes various artistic designs, layering of clean soil on the foul trash/waste giving rise to green floor, development of side paths by the government for morning or evening walk, swings for children etc.
All these contributions soon would help these landfills become one of the most popular and lively sites for the citizens.


Due to the Wednesday, November 11th Veterans Day Holiday, the Martinsville Redevelopment Commission will meet for their regular meeting on Thursday, November 12th at 7:30 AM in the Council Chambers, City Hall, 59 S. Jefferson Street, Martinsville.
May 11, 2020 City Council Meeting is virtual. Public invited to attend by going to the City of Martinsville Facebook page.
May 11, 2020 Board of Works Meeting is virtual. Public invited to attend by going to the City of Martinsville Facebook page.
By order of City Court Judge Mark Peden, Martinsville City Court has been suspended until further notice. With city hall now being closed, those needing to pay fines may do so by going to paygov.us or by calling 1-866-480-8552. Court personnel are working to reschedule cases that were to come before the court. Questions may be directed to the City Court Services Office at 765-342-1259.


THE new allotments in Weston & Basford have been officially opened by Crewe and Nantwich MP Edward Timpson.
Parish council chairman John Cornell and vice chairman John Densem described the event as a ‘milestone occasion for the parish’ adding they were tremendously proud of the achievement.
The project has been completed from scratch in the record time of 18 months.
All 32 plots have now been taken and there is already a waiting list – vegetables from these allotments have even won prizes at Betley Show!
Mr Cornell said: “This has been a real team effort involving the parish council, Weston Allotment Group, the private landowner, local Cheshire East councillors, the Parish Plan Group, grant-giving bodies and the community at large.”
Weston Allotment Group chairman Paul Latham said: “This has proved to be a great community building exercise and has given the Parish of Weston & Basford a brilliant facility which has gained the attention of other groups in neighbouring communities who view the project as a huge success. The Weston Allotment Group and the parish council have demonstrated that partnership working is effective and delivers results. All the hard work has been well worth while.”


Rossiya Hotel Demolition
Moscow, Russia, 18/05/2006..Welders at work on scaffolding by the Rossiya Hotel beside Red Square. The 1960s hotel, once the largest in the world, is being demolished, and the site redeveloped by British architect Lord Norman Foster.
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According to a Pioneer Press report, that the city of Lakeville intends to overrule a Minnesota state law regulating strip clubs and other adult businesses.
Passed in 2006, the state law allows local governments to prevent new adult businesses from opening in cities where adult-oriented clubs or stores exist within 50 miles of the prospective location. The law also dictates that strip clubs must give 60 days' advance notice to cities before opening their doors.
"The state law was put in place predominantly for the communities that do not have regulations," said Daryl Morey, Lakeville planning director. "We feel that ours are adequate."
For the full story, click here.


The following release was issued by First Selectman Matthew Knickerbocker’s office.
Construction crews will soon pick up where they left off on the project to replace the aging bridge over Limekiln Brook at the Walnut Hill and Taylor Road intersection in Bethel.
The green light to resume work follows several weeks of intensive redesign work by architectural and engineering contractors and technical review by state Department of Transportation (DOT) officials to insure compliance with state and Federal reimbursement guidelines. Clearance to resume work was granted by town officials Friday following approval by state DOT engineers.
Iapaluccio Construction, the projects lead contractor, expects to be fully remobilized at the job site by Monday, Nov. 11.
Work to replace the deteriorated 1933 bridge was halted in early August when the supervising engineers discovered a previously unknown abnormality in underground bedrock formations, making it impossible to use the original design to secure the west-side wing wall of the bridge abutment. The construction challenges were further compounded by the constrained work area, lack of right-of-way access and multiple overhead utilities. New designs and construction methods were devised to address the problem.
The new design features six concrete and steel “micropiles” which will be drilled into deep rock formations, forming a set of piers that will be attached to a platform supporting the bridge footing.
Haywood Baker, Inc., a subcontractor specializing in geotechnical challenges, has been retained to perform the work, under the direction of the primary contractor and Kleinfelder Inc, the professional engineers responsible for the design.
The bridge expected to be reopened to traffic by Jan. 1, barring weather delays. The contractor’s original reopening estimate was Dec. 1.
The amended contract will require all construction and finished landscaping to be fully completed by July 1, 2014.


Roberto Behar is active/lives in Florida / Argentina. Roberto Behar is known for art, architecture, urban space.
Biography Roberto Behar
Teaching Area: Design, Theory
Postgraduate Studies, Institute for Architecture and Urban Studies New York, New York, 1982-83
Diploma de Arquitecto, Facultad de Arquitectura y Urbanismo Universidad Nacional, Argentina, 1978
Roberto Behar with his partner, Rosario Marquardt, are a Miami-based architect/artist team who collaborate to create work that moves between painting, public art, architecture, and urbanism. Their art works propose encounters between stories and spaces, navigating the areas between the intimate and the monumental, the mundane and the fantastic. New Work:
Roberto Behar and Rosario Marquardt had an exhibition at the Miami Art Museum February 28-June 22, 2003.
Behar was born and educated in Ar
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Logan Lake Municipal Government
Welcome to the District of Logan Lake, your local municipal government. Logan Lake was incorporated as a Village in 1970 and then as a District municipality in 1983.
The District is governed by an elected Council consisting of a Mayor and six Councillors. All members of Council are elected through local government elections, which are held every four years, on the third Saturday in October. The next local government election will be held on Saturday, October 15, 2022.
The role of your elected Council is to ensure that municipal services are provided (i.e. water and sewer utilities; solid waste and recycling; street paving, traffic control, street lighting, sweeping, snow removal and ongoing street maintenance; fire service and prevention; land use planning, regulation and building inspection; parks and playgrounds; licensing; and bylaw enforcement) and to set strategic goals that provide good governance and high quality services to the community.
To ensure that strategic goals are effectively carried out, Council has a Chief Administrative Officer, (Wade Archambault) for the overall management and operation of the District. The District's management team also includes the Director of Corporate Affairs (Laurel Grimm), Director of Finance (Colin Forsyth), Fire Chief (Doug Wilson) and Public Works Superintendent (Currently Vacant). For information on each department, please click on the appropriate link: Corporate Administration, Finance, Fire Rescue, Municipal Emergency Program, Bylaw Services, Development Services, Public Works and Recreation Department.
Municipal Office Hours: Monday - Friday 8:30 am - 4:00 pm, except holidays. Closed from 12:30 - 1:00 for lunch.
Keep up to date with what is happening within our district. Browse through the latest council minutes and decisions, view re-zoning applications, find detailed information on waste management and more!
Chief Administrative Officer
250.523.6225 ext 229
Director of Corporate Affairs
250.523.6225 ext. 230
Director of Finance
250.523.6225 ext. 226
Director of Public Works and Recreation
250.523.2315 ext. 101
Interested in attending a District Council meeting or finding out if a particular item was passed? Not a problem! You can view all of the District's meeting schedules, minutes and decisions passed online. Please click below to find what you are looking for.


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Allotments are a fantastic way of growing fruits and vegetables to feed your family, especially if you only have a small garden. Allotments also provide great health benefits through exercise and fresh air. They are a great way to get the community working together to share garden knowledge and produce and can also improve air quality.
Emersons Green Town Council run the Dibden Lane Allotments on Blackhorse Lane (approximately 1.5 miles away) for residents within the council area. There are provisions for 90 allotment spaces at Dibden Lane but there is a long waiting list. A waiting list should be seen as a positive thing as it shows there is a demand. The contracts tend to renew around March/April so any plots will likely become available around this time.
There were 20 people on the waiting list, as of July 2018
Boxhedge Allotments are a new allotment site in Henfield, just off the Westerleigh Road (just under 2 miles away from Lyde Green). These opened in July/August 2017. They are not council-run and net costs are around £2 per week. They have a wider range of facilities available including off-street parking and a toilet and great quality, agricultural soil, and ad-lib manure on site. Get in touch to find out more
There were 5 spaces available, as of May 2018
Lyde Green Allotments
Some residents in Lyde Green are attempting to get some additional Allotment provision in Lyde Green. Around 30 residents have already shown interest and it was discussed at the Emersons Green Town Council Open Spaces & Allotments Committee meeting on 14th March 2017. The response was that as there is already Allotment provision within Emersons Green Town Council area, that they would like to ensure those are being used to the full capacity before looking into providing more in Lyde Green. To help further the cause, please add your name to the waiting list for the Dibden Lane Allotments by emailing Emersons Green Town Council, FAO: Allotments. Adding your name to the waiting list will show Emersons Green Town Council that there is a need for additional provision, and that there are enough residents in Lyde Green to warrant allotment space here.
If you are interested in helping to get allotments in Lyde Green, particularly with helping acquire land, funding and getting set up, please get in touch with the Lyde Green Open Space group.


Water meters and services up to 2 inches are installed by the City. A service request must be submitted to the City Development Services Division located at:
226 S 5th Street
Klamath Falls, OR 97601
Fees must be paid and specific location information completed before City crews will be dispatched to install a water service and/or meter. Fees will vary depending on meter size. Should you have questions about fees, please contact the Engineering Division at 541-883-5368.


Woman's reunion with dog in Murrysville is huge hit on YouTube
Wreck on I-85 near Pelham Road slows traffic. Back-up is reported to be 6 miles. Injuries have been reported.
If you're looking to build in Greenville, be ready for some new rules. The city gave its first approval to a housing ordinance that affects new home construction.


They dug up majority of roads in the city and hastily covered it. Then a bunch of people went to resorts and hastily a new govt came in. Some people said there were underground dealings. Aah, now I get it, the connection between digging and rigging.
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The citizens of Turlock will have the opportunity Nov. 4 to make a commitment to fixing Turlock roads by voting YES on Measure B. Turlock roads have suffered from years of neglect as a result of not having a dedicated funding source and it's time that we take control of maintaining our investment in Turlock’s transportation infrastructure.
The passage of Measure B will provide an estimated $5.6 million annually that can only be spent on fixing Turlock roads. I want to make one thing clear, that some people who are running for public office in Turlock City Council do not know that the City Clerk made it clear that 100 percent of money collected through Measure B will be spent only to fix Turlock roads and not a single penny will be spent for anything else.
Please join me in supporting Measure B. This is a responsible measure that keeps sales tax dollars in Turlock for the sole purpose of fixing Turlock roads. I encourage you, your family and neighbors to read more about Measure B, and vote YES on Measure B this November. For more information visit www.FixTurlockRoads.com.
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The Cherry County Commissioners had a regular Board meeting held Tuesday September 26th, during which, the board was given Roads and Emergency Management updates. The commissioners will put together specifics to put out a the Brownlee Road bridge over the North Loup River for wing extensions, and the Elsemere Road over Goose Creek is to be load rated.
The commissioners met as a board of equalization and a board of directors going over the Justice Center’s Pay Scale Revision.
At 2:30 a public hearing was held concerning the 2023-2024 Budget. The property tax request of $4,609,450 was approved as presented. This was a 5.9% increase over the previous budget.
According to the county, this increase is necessary to pay a multi-million dollar road repair bond needed in response to the 2019 flooding which was declared a federal disaster. This bond is to be paid over 5 years.


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Non-motorized transportation citizen committees were included in the State Plan’s example activities because of their effectiveness in advocating for policy and infrastructure changes that support physical activity. The Seattle Pedestrian Advisory Board offers a model for involving community members in developing safe and active environments. Founded by a temporary resolution in 1993, the Pedestrian Advisory Board was made permanent by Seattle City Council Resolution 29532 in 1997. The Board is composed of 11 regular members - six appointed by the Mayor and five appointed by the Council.
The Advisory Board:
Priorities of the Board are described in Six Steps to a More Walkable Seattle and include:
The Board monitors achievement of its goals and the status of its work program. Outcomes are reported in an annual report to the Mayor and City Council (2005 Report).
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The City of Butler will be doing a storm damage debris cleanup starting January 19th. This is to pick up all limbs and brush from the ice storm on January 1, 2021. Please make sure the limbs and brush are at the curb so they can be picked up. The Clean up will start on the North side of town for one week and then move to the South side of town for one week. The crews will only be picking up limbs and brush during this time.


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Teams from CityWest Homes and Wates came together last month to revamp allotments at Little Venice ahead of National Allotment Week.
The allotments, which sit in Woodchester Square and are used by residents at Warwick and Brindley estates, received the makeover thanks to volunteers from CityWest Homes and Wates.
As well as a general tidy up of the area, new dividers were installed between each allotment and compost boxes made for residents to use.
The revamp came just in time for National Allotment Week which celebrates allotments and how they benefit communities all over the country.
During the week, the National Allotment Society celebrates allotments through events across the country and encourages allotment owners to open up their gates to allow people to find out what it’s like to keep an allotment.
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The I-94 North-South project is the fastest-paced Mega Project in WisDOT history. Stay up to date by viewing Get Around Guides or by signing up for e-mail construction forecasts.
The project is constructed in three segments:
- North Segment (County G in Racine County north to College Avenue in Milwaukee County)
- Central Segment (WIS 20 north to County G, Racine County)
- South Segment (WIS 142 north to WIS 20, Kenosha and Racine counties)
Looking for alternate routes? Click here for more ways to navigate construction. >> Alternate Routes Map
Questions on project schedule? >> Estimated project schedule
Interested in the Wisconn Valley Development Roads project? Click here for more information. >> Wisconn Valley Development Roads


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The project consists of construction a containment levee on Twitchell Island. The levee consists of approximately 28,000 cy and is intended to contain future dredge material. The work also including reworking existing ditches, installing culverts, and hydroseeding.


The dream of the Metropolis is constructed in the subsoil
Text by Josep Lluís Mateo, for Marcel Meili, Markus Peter 1987 – 2008. Zurich, 2008
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“People ask me what my references are ...”
Museums: #4 Kunsthaus Zürich extension
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Exhibition: Theater Objects: A Stage for Architecture and Art
Theater Objects: A Stage for Architecture and Art features works by, between others, Josep Lluís Mateo...


Subdivision potential or large residential/ag parcel in Hydesville. Zoning, power, water, and access make this parcel ideal for a minor subdivision in the heart of Hydesville and/or build your dream home on this flat, usable, pasture. Paved access, Hydesville Community Water, and PGE power and natural gas all available from 2nd Street as well as secondary access from an easement on D Street. Coveted Hydesville School District. Perc test needed, no through traffic. Owner can finance. Maps in documents setting.


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If you missed the water main replacement project story on WSIL TV 3, click here.
The water main replacement project along North Main (Route 37) will begin this week.
Construction on the project will cause a lane reduction; the north bound lane of North Main will be closed during the duration of the project.
The lane closure will span from Washington Street to Joplin Street. The water main replacement project is expected to last approximately 30 days.
Drivers who regular this area are encouraged to use an alternate route during the project.
6/10/19 SIMEC News Release – Electricity Aggregation – Ameren Rates Less Than Benton’s Current Aggregation Rate
Please see the document below for information regarding the simultaneous filing lottery for the April, 2019 election.
Dear Valued Benton Water Customer:
During the next few months, you are going to see a lot of activity involving the water meters throughout town. The City is currently in the process of replacing all water meters within the Benton Water and Sewer system. You may see blue paint marks or flags in your yard or on your water meter. This is to help installers locate the meters. If your meter is located in the basement, please contact the Water Department at 618-439-6131 to set up a time for our crew to replace the meter. Overall, the install will take a few months to complete. We hope to finish the transition by the end of 2018. We appreciate your cooperation and patience as we undergo this change.
The upgrade will be good for the City and our water customers. The new system will allow us to read by the gallon. For example: If you use 3,750 gallons on the current system, you would be charged for 3,000. The remaining 750 gallons would remain unapplied until your next bill. The new metering system will apply the exact 3,750 gallons to your current bill with no rollover. We hope to eventually have all meters read on the same day within a 28 to 30-day cycle.
Again, we sincerely appreciate your cooperation and understanding during this transition.
If you have any questions, please contact us at 618-439-6131.
Benton Water and Sewer Superintendent
The City of Benton is taking bids on ten acres of prime real estate at the Lake Hamilton Subdivision on the north side of the City. Please take a moment to view the video below. If you have further questions, please feel free to give the City’s Zoning Administrator, David Garavalia, a call at City Hall. You can reach David at: 618-439-6131 ext 406. You can download the bid form by clicking the pdf file below.
The City Clerk, Brook Craig, will accept closed bids until 4 p.m. on October 22nd. The bids will be opened and discussed for consideration that evening at 6 p.m. at the regular City Council meeting. All bidders will be notified pending the final decision of the City Council. The City reserves the right to accept and/or reject any and all bids.
Thank you for your interest!
Bid Form for Lake Hamilton Subdivision Lots – Phase 1
View the full list of restrictive covenants:
The City of Benton will be accepting bids for the purchase of property near Lake Hamilton. The lots have been appraised, have a restrictive covenant and require a sealed bid. Please view the pictures below for details on the location and prices. If you have any questions, please contact our Zoning Administrator – David Garavalia, at 618-439-6131 ext. 406.
Blue Ridge Tractor will host an “open house” this Saturday, April 28th from 10am to 3pm. A special presentation and introductions will be held at noon and the public is invited. There will be door prizes awarded throughout the day. Jake and Alex Gibbs, general managers, will give tours of their new facility and the product lines they offer.


North Hollywood CicLAvia CicLAmini – Open Thread
Thousands of Angelenos crowded North Hollywood streets and businesses. Participants explored on skates, wheelchairs, feet, and bikes.
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SGV Connect 122: Glendora
The podcast continues a tour through the San Gabriel Valley with an episode focused on the city of Glendora, known as the Heart of the Foothills.
CicLAvia Melrose Open Thread
CicLAvia hosts its 50th open streets event - on four miles of Melrose Avenue from East Hollywood to Fairfax


Hewlett Packard Sant Cugat
Location: Sant Cugat del Vallès (Barcelona)
Year: 2017 - 2018
700 tons of steel
Industrial and services building with a main space equipped with a structure of prefabricated concrete pillars, and a roof structure featuring large lights, with main trusses and lattice-type roofing beams. Multiple structural solutions, composite slab systems, awnings, etc. Building constructed in accordance with LEED sustainable standards.


Events & Public Meetings
|Aug 24, 2020||Mon||CANCELLED: Potomac Yard Metro Work Group Meeting|
The Potomac Yard Metrorail Implementation Work Group (PYMIG) meeting scheduled for Monday, August 24 has been canceled. In lieu of meetings, the City is providing project updates in the form of video presentations. This content, plus the agendas, supplementary materials, and video recordings of past meetings can be found on alexandriava.gov/PotomacMetroWorkGroup. PYMIG ...


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Mississippi River Bike Path
Funding: $373,360.00 Federal TAP (Transportation Alternatives Program)
$389,630.43 Local or MFT
Timeline: Anticipate Construction 2022
Status: Hutchison Engineering is the selected consultant for engineering. Project survey is underway now.
Description: The scope of this project is to move the bike path to run along the Mississippi River between 17th Street & the new I-74 bridge.


Starting on Tuesday, April 28, Caltrans will phase in metering lights on 17 southbound U.S. 101 on-ramps in San Mateo County.
The new lights will be located between highway segments from Brisbane to San Mateo. Click here for a map.
During the first phase, the lights will stay green to give drivers time to adjust to the change, according to the transportation agency. Then starting on Tuesday, May 5, the lights will cycle between red and green from 2:30 p.m. to 8 p.m.
The following week, on Tuesday, May 12, the lights will begin cycling during the morning commute, from 6 a.m. to 10 a.m.
The agency said that all metering lights will allow one car per green light except for the on-ramp at eastbound State Route 92 where it connects to southbound U.S. 101, which will allow two cars per green light.


Due to railway crossing maintenance works, Gilmore Avenue will be closed between Mandurah Road and Wellard Road, Leda from 12am Saturday, 18 February to 6pm Sunday, 19 February.
During this time, detours will be in place via Wellard Road, Mandurah Road and Millar Road West.
The works are being conducted by Arc Infrastructure, for any enquiries please contact (08) 9212 2800 or email@example.com. We apologise for any inconvenience caused.
Roadworks on Abercrombie Road from Anketell Road to 165m north towards Hope Valley Road will be carried out Thursday, 9 February and Tuesday, 14 February. Detours will be in effect 6pm to 5am during these two nights.
Roadworks on Chisham Avenue from Parmelia Avenue to Tanson Road will take place from Monday, 13 February to Thursday, 16 February 2023, and again from Tuesday, 21 February to Thursday, 23 February. Detours will be in place between 7am and 5pm.
Works to upgrade Summerton Road from Medina Avenue to Beacham Crescent are currently scheduled to commence on Tuesday 24th January 2023 and are expected to continue until Friday 10th March 2023 (circumstances and weather depending.)
Works to upgrade Brownell Crescent from Gilmore Avenue to Hoyle Road are currently scheduled to commence on Monday 23rd January 2023 and will continue until Friday 10th March 2023 (circumstances and weather depending).
Please be advised that Fulton Hogan, on behalf of NBN, will be undertaking survey and inspection activities in the City between Tuesday, 24 January and Wednesday, 7 June. These activities may result in potential traffic delays.
Kwinana Summer Sounds - Concert in the Park
Featuring Brass Party – a brass band taking classics bangers form the 1990's and 2000's and putting a brassy twist on them. Expect filthy funk, outrageous horn lines and fat bass with dance moves! Ain't no party like a Brass Party!
Saturday 18 February 2022 4.30pm – 7.30pm Centennial Park (corner of Westmoreland Circle), Bertram
Grab a picnic blanket and walk or cycle down to Centennial Park for this local event.
This is an inclusive event. ACROD parking as well as accessible toilets will be available. If you require any additional assistance to attend this event please contact the City's events team at firstname.lastname@example.org or call 9439 0429.


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Re: Re: Cut Stone Buildings in Cork
September 15, 2006 at 12:47 am #784412
Parliament Bridge, Cork (1808)
Haven’t been to Cork for a while but I can’t belive that that building above the bridge is still vacant. Such a prominent site! I’m assuming that this picture is recent of course..


The following applications have been provided for your convenience. Please note that these forms cannot be completed online, but can be printed out, completed, and submitted to the Code Enforcement Offices with all accompanying documentation.
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Hardin County, Texas
West Hardin County Consolidated ISD Wastewater Treatment Facility
Quality. LJA drew on the extensive experience of the environmental team to develop the permit amendment which allowed a much-needed replacement wastewater treatment facility with an increased daily flow to accommodate a growing populace.
West Hardin County Consolidated Independent School District operates a domestic wastewater treatment facility that services the school district and surrounding homes. Over time, the District outgrew the small mechanical treatment facility and required an upgrade to a larger, more efficient facility. LJA was hired to develop and submit a major permit amendment to the TCEQ for this wastewater treatment facility. The amendment allowed the District to install a new facility and increase their permitted daily average flow from 8,000 gallons per day to 15,000 gallons per day.
For more information regarding this project, please contact John Concienne at email@example.com.
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The ESW community greenhouse was created in 2016 to raise awareness of sustainable alternatives to food production. It is currently in disrepair, but we’ve made great progress! We are also building a rainwater catchment system for community garden use.
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New Road Work Around Highland and Staring Lane
POSTED: Thursday, June 3, 2010 - 5:13pm
UPDATED: Wednesday, November 10, 2010 - 5:47pm
Drivers have probably noticed several trouble spots on Baton Rouge roads because of construction.
The newest work zone is around Highland and Staring Lane. They are adding another lane to ease congestion.
When it's all said and done, the project will supply more thruways from Staring Lane to Burbank.


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Investment opportunity right off MLK Jr Blvd. Large lot sitting on the East Side of Austin! Close to public park, restaurants, UT, public transportation and more! Duplex has two beds, two baths, currently sitting on 9,585 sq. ft. lot, with a choice to tear down. This lot has the capability to build 2 large duplexes (2,400 Sq. Ft.), 1 large home (3,200 Sq. Ft. attic exemption), or Condo (1,100 Sq. Ft.).
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2018-2019 Road Work Plan to be discussed at Board of Selectmen meeting July 16
First Selectman Dan Rosenthal would like the residents of Newtown to know that he and Director of Public Works, Fred Hurley, will be presenting the 2018/2019 road work plan at the next regular meeting of the Board of Selectmen (BOS) this Monday, July 16, at 7:30p in the Council Chamber of the Newtown Municipal Center. This meeting will be posted later this week and is open to the public.
In the current fiscal year, which began on July 1st, the total amount allocated to roads is $3.25m, which represents an increase of $750k over last year. The approach this year will combine paving and chip sealing. In total nearly 25 miles of road will see work in this budget versus roughly 10 last year. This is not to suggest that all of our road problems will be solved, but it represents a commitment to that end.
The complete list of roads expands on the list prepared for the 2018/2019 budget vote and will be made available at the BOS meeting. In addition, the list will be emailed and posted to the town website following the meeting. Given the importance of our roads, periodic construction updates will be distributed via email and posted to the website as well.


Residents in low-lying Pinellas mobile home park told to elevate houses or leave
“It can’t be lifted that far up and still have integrity,” one resident said. “The home is going to collapse on itself.”
Pinellas County has ordered dozens of residents in a frequently flooded mobile home park to elevate their homes to nearly 11 feet or leave by the start of hurricane season in June.
Residents of Twin City park, which is in the Gandy area, say it makes no sense to spend as much as $50,000 to elevate homes that are valued at half that amount — or less. Some have nowhere to go and plan to stay as the summer deadline approaches. Others say they intend to move out of Florida because of hurricanes, sea-level rise and flooding.
“I’ve done it for 10 years,” said Douglas McVey, who replaced the floors in his home five times after storms. “I’m done.”
In October, Pinellas County sent letters to residents of 82 Twin City homes, including McVey, requiring that they elevate or evacuate their homes by June 1. It’s the first time in at least five years that the county has issued the “notices of temporary occupancy,” county officials said. Twin City residents were the only people to receive the letter from the county after Hurricane Idalia.
The county participates in the National Flood Insurance Program, which means it has adopted federal floodplain regulations in exchange for having flood insurance available to the community.
The elevation notices sent to Twin City help keep the county in line with those federal guidelines so it doesn’t lose this source of disaster assistance funds, county officials said. They say residents of the park, which was built before Pinellas County put those requirements in place, need to comply with changing floodplain maps consistent with projected sea-level rise.
The county’s floodplain manager, Lisa Foster, said it’s in residents’ “best interest to elevate or relocate before next hurricane season.”
“The premise of the requirements are logical,” she said. “We’re trying to protect people — ultimately that’s the end goal — because we don’t want them to repetitively flood. Especially these individuals. They have more trouble than others, in some cases, to be able to get back up on their feet after a flood.”


Sound Transit Light Rail ... They have a very nice office in the downtown skyscraper and spending money like crazy. All coming from people who own the car ... 1.1% of the MSRP ... nothing to do with how much you paid. It is scam and I do not like it. But that is just my opinion!


South San Francisco, CA September 6, 2023 Submitted by Cindy Alger WWMCA
West Winston Manor Community Association
is hosting its Annual Community Garage Sale on
September 9th & 10th, from 9 am to 5 pm on both days.
The sale will take place throughout the neighborhood:
– Hickey Blvd & Longford
– Clay Ave. & Junipero Serra
Please note, we have heard the City of South San Francisco will not be holding a City Wide sale or cleanup this year.


This is the moment the Pool needs you! This Thursday, April 11, the General Grounds Improvements will come to the City Council for a public hearing and vote. Please join us in attending the meeting and signing up in support!
The projects will be long-overdue improvements to control erosion, improve water quality, improve accessibility, and care for the trees and lawn (memo here and FAQ here). We are so excited that they are so close to being implemented, and we need you to help us take them the last mile!
The Council meeting will take place Thursday, April 11 at City Council Chambers at 201 W. 2nd Street. Parking in the City garage off of Lavaca Street will be validated. The amendments to allow the Grounds Improvements to go forward will be Item #82 on the agenda. We will let you know when we know what time it seems likely to come up.
So please come join us this Thursday! If you can’t make it, you can also help by emailing the City Council members in support (emails below), or by stopping by City Hall at any time on Thursday to register your support for the Grounds Improvements (Item #82) on the kiosk.
Lee Leffingwell (Mayor): firstname.lastname@example.org
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The purpose of the Open Space and Recreation Committee is to shepherd through those actions which are identified in Manchester's Open Space and Recreation Plan, finalized in 2021.
May 26 PresentationRecording
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October 2022 Forest Stewardship Plan
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All About Richland
Each week through the end of construction season, we share the latest road project update from District Three
of the Ohio Department of Transportation
for work in Ashland, Crawford, and Richland Counties. While the season is winding to a close, many projects are still underway.
This is the project report for work taking place during the week of November 17. It shows ongoing work as well as updates and new projects. This will be our last weekly update for 2019. Read More
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No quick way to end Navi Mumbai airport woes: Ashok Gajapati Raju
Raju said the government is considering several options, including building a runway on the sea and connecting the Juhu airport with the Mumbai airport.
With the proposed Navi Mumbai airport not showing much progress and influx of slums and non-availability of land limiting any scope of expansion for the existing airport, the minister is a frustrated man and puts part of the blame on the state government.
"I’ve been hearing of it (Navi Mumbai airport) for a very long time. Little over a year ago it was marshy land…that is all there...," he told ET in an interview recently.
"Mumbai is a premier city and we need to have a modern airport," Raju said, adding that he has had a couple of meetings with the chief minister of Maharashtra.
The options being considered include building a runway on the sea and extending the existing runway of the Juhu airport into the sea to allow large aircraft to land there and connect the old airport to the MIAL airport two kilometres away at Santa Cruz.
Air India, Jet Airways, IndiGo and GoAir reported lowest on-time performance out of Mumbai airport among the four private airports of Delhi, Mumbai, Hyderabad and Bengaluru during September, according to data from the Directorate General of Civil Aviation. At present MIAL manages 50 aircraft movements per hour, and there is not much headway to improve this. Gatwick airport with similar cross runways like Mumbai does a maximum of 60 movements per hour, sources said.
An airport source said MIAL has land constraints as a large part of it has slums. "We need free up our land from the slums but that has been occupied. The whole plan to rehabilitate is also stuck," the person said.
Dhiraj Mathur, partner and leader (national aerospace and defence practice) at consulting firm PricewaterhouseCoopers, said it is not easy to free up land.
"The airport operator is trying its best to improve the airport but a large part of the land under slums is a big constraint," he said. It will be very difficult for the state government to achieve political consensus on the issue, he said.
Raju blamed the influx of slums abutting the airport on the Airports Authority of India as well as the state government. "AAI should never have allowed these slums to come up in their land… The state governments who have been there also are responsible," he said.
He said the slums are a huge security threat. "They (slum dwellers) have built around the wall…I think nobody wants to do anything about it," the minister said.
"Local politics does not want an airport. So, be it. If you kill the activity, may be, you can build slums on the whole runway," he said in half jest. As for a solution, he said, "Either technology has to develop…where you can build an airport in the air…or something has to happen."
ET View: Follow Through on Navi Mumbai
Capacity constraints are soon likely to affect MIAL, despite the opening of its modern new terminal a while ago. Building a bridge to Juhu Airport cannot really be a solution as the latter can only handle helicopters and small aircraft. The way ahead is to resolve environmental and other issues surrounding the long-proposed Navi Mumbai Airport and follow through with its implementation. Other options, like a new airport in the hinterland and connected by a high-speed, and an elevated train corridor also needs to be considered, provided they meet techno-economic feasibility criteria.


1767 S WICKIUP Road, Apache Junction, Arizona 85119
Developed 1.89 acres (county records) on Old West Highway. Zoned B-1. Includes two parcels: APN's 103-20-008A and 103-20-013B (.25 acres). Level property and improved with turn lane, curb, water, sewer, electric, water retention, and fire hydrant. Existing 600sf building, w/pitched roof and rest room. Also, 400sf concrete pad and 2 car carport canopy.


Title supplied by cataloger. The widening the 101 Hollywood Freeway, just south of the under construction Bronson Avenue overpass (center), January 1976. Nearby is the iconic Chateau Elysee, also known as the Church of Scientology's Celebrity Centre (upper right).
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TXDOT Conducting Survey For Long Term Roads Project 2/14/14
February 14th, 2014
Traffic seems to be getting worse here in the Permian Basin.
"They drive crazy here," said an Odessa driver.
While there’s very little TXDOT can do to prevent bad driving, people we spoke to would like to see them take other steps to keep up with the growing traffic.
"Widen them and then do a lot of maintenance on them because there's a lot of gravel. Even once they do it, two or three months later it’s back again," said one man who works in Odessa.
Many brought up Highway 191, a major roadway connecting Midland and Odessa.
"191 should widen four lane traffic on both sides. I think that would be better,” said one Midland resident.
The survey asks for information like what city you live in and then allows you to choose the level of importance for various road projects, such as new bike lanes.
TXDOT will use all that data to finalize its plan in October. People CBS 7 talked to are hoping TXDOT hears their concerns.
The link to the survey is below:


Council welcomes Crossrail 2 report
By poppy_smith | Sunday, February 10, 2013, 17:08
Haringey Council has welcomed recommendations by London First for a new Crossrail 2 route to link up London.
London First, a not-for-profit business membership organisation, says that Crossrail 2 – which would link south west and north east London – would be a key driver for economic growth in the capital.
The organisation's findings are backed by the Mayor of London and Lord Andrew Adonis, director of the Institute of Government.
In Haringey, Crossrail 2 could help link Tottenham and the Upper Lee Valley to the rest of London.
Haringey Council Leader Claire Kober said: "It is great news that Lord Adonis, London First and the Mayor of London have made so clear their support for Crossrail 2, which would be a powerful driver for economic growth in London and Haringey. We echo their calls for others to also throw their weight behind the proposals. Working with partners and the Mayor of London, the council is committed to investing millions of pounds into the transformation of Tottenham. We are clear that Crossrail option B – which would open up Tottenham and the Upper Lea Valley, further unlock Tottenham's development potential and transform travel for local residents – is the right option both for Tottenham and for London as a whole. We look forward to working with our partners, the Mayor and the government to help make Crossrail 2 a reality."


February 1, 2022
Mill Branch Virtual Stakeholders Meeting
Tuesday, February 1, 2022
You are invited to attend a virtual Stakeholders Meeting on an application submitted by Green Branch, LLC and GBR Mill Branch, LLC for a Detailed Site Plan and a Departure from Design Standards (DDS) for the purpose of constructing 408 multi-family apartment units and 190 townhouse dwelling units on approximately 64 acres of land located in the northeast quadrant of US 301 and Mill Branch Road.
To join the meeting, visit https://bowie.fyi/stakeholdersmtg2-1 to register. You will receive the link to participate in “Listen Only” mode, and ask questions through the chat function. Your participation is encouraged at these meetings. If you have any questions or need additional information, please contact Joe Meinert at 301-809-3045.
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BY PHIL CUSTODIO
Clarkston News Editor
Looking to slow down traffic on Main Street, the city could just take it over. That would probably be too expensive, though, said Planning Commissioner Frank Schoebel.
“Cost of ownership would be prohibitive. For myself, we can rule that out,” said Schoebel, who recommended starting with a meeting with MDOT to discuss short-term solutions such as a lower speed limit and truck diversion.
“We should leave taking over Main Street as a last resort,” said Planning Commissioner Sue Wylie at their Feb. 3 meeting.
City officials will meet with state Rep. Andrea Schroeder to discuss heavy truck traffic on Main Street on Friday, Feb. 14, at 10 a.m. at city hall.
Mayor Eric Haven said they also reached out state Sen. Rosemary Bayer, who responded, and to national representatives for help. U.S. Rep. Elissa Slotkin responded and they had a meeting with her.
“She was really very encouraging to us, with grant opportunities and options to show to the community,” Haven said.
Taking back the road would be pricey and a long-term project. Less pricey options include striping, bike paths, and electronic signage, he said.
“If it’s our road and not MDOT, we would have the opportunity to set our own rules – speed, types of vehicles,” said City Manager Jonathan Smith. “A big con would be the financial liability we would have to plan for, years in advance.”
City engineers HRC recommended not taking ownership unless the asphalt, streetlights, curbs, gutters, and the rest of the road is first repaired and refurbished up to standards by the state, said Melissa Coatta, associate at HRC.
HRC also recommended the city update its master plan for Main Street, Coatta said.
“Make a list of things that need to be done and ask they do those things,” Smith said. “Theoretically, it would be 15-20 years before we would need major expenses, and we could use that time to build up cash. It would definitely take some planning.”
The city could include replacement of curbs and asphalt, and streetlights expansion, and show it to MDOT, he said.
Sharron Catallo, former mayor speaking as a member of the public, said they should try to get Main Street off MDOT’s truck-route map, something the city has accomplished before.
“There’s an increase in heavy traffic up M-15 because of housing being built up there,” Catallo said. “Enforcement is really important. Once our police enforcement was gone (with the disbanding of the Clarkston Police Department in 2010), it seemed to pick up again.”
“Probably this summer we’re going to see a whole lot more traffic,” Haven said.
The city contracted with the Oakland County Sheriff’s Office for two months this past summer for speed control on Holcomb, which was effective. Also, Dixie Highway and Sashabaw Road offer alternatives to M-15 through Clarkston, Smith said.
Issues include damage to historic homes from traffic vibration, Wylie said.
“That’s something we should certainly look at,” she said. “Striping, bike lanes, anything to make them slow down.”
Smith will put together a list of ideas.
“There’s not going to be one silver bullet to solve this,” he said. “Taking it over would be cost prohibitive. Maybe a combination of ideas would solve the problem. This has been going on for years and will take time to put together solutions.”
A truck traveling south on M-15 on Nov. 4, 2019, hit a vehicle and trailer near Bluegrass Drive, veered to the right off the roadway, barely missing Brioni’s, and coming to rest in the ditch just south of the parking lot,
This past Oct. 4, a car ran over a street sign and hit a utility pole on M-15 at Robertson Court. Last year on April 20, a truck hit two vehicles before smashing into a dental office on M-15 at Waldon Road.
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The City Council will conduct a virtual public hearing on December 16, 2020 at 5:30 PM to discuss amending the Bremerton Municipal Code 20.46.010, regarding ADUs. There are numerous proposed changes to removing owner-occupancy requirements, considering how many ADUs shall be allowed, modifying how much off-street parking will be required, and other edits to maximum size, design criteria, and allowing more existing buildings to be converted to ADUs.
You are invited to attend the public hearing:
DATE: December 16, 2020TIME: 5:30 PM via a Virtual Meeting (Zoom). To join the meeting, please click here login details. Find the meeting packet with information on proposed ADU changes at https://bit.ly/2II93WU.
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Founded in 1985, the South Valley Water Reclamation Facility provides wastewater treatment for the cities of Midvale, West Jordan, South Jordan, Riverton, Bluffdale, Draper and Copperton in Utah. It covers a more than 200-square-mile service area. The South Valley Water Reclamation Facility s biosolids organic compost is used by landscapers and homeowners for soil conditioning and organic fertilizer applications. The facility has a daily capacity of more than 40 million gallons of wastewater treatment. Its board consists of representatives from Midvale, West Jordan, the Midvalley Improvement District, Sandy Suburban Improvement District and South Valley Sewer District. The South Valley Water Reclamation Facility is located in West Jordan, Utah.


The Eeklo skatepark has two distinct but interconnected sectors: Street and Bowl. The street sector contains traditional obstacles such as hubbas, rails, boxes and a eurogap as well as less ordinary obstacles, such as the central obstacle that combines pyramid, two bumps, kicker and corner. On the other hand, the bowl, of the skull type, has two different depths allowing progression in learning.
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On August 29th, 2016, the Town of Bracebridge will begin offering transit service within the urban area of town.
For more information about fares, route, scheduling and more for this one hour single circuit service, visit:
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Bangkok airport transfers and Mass Transit Authority
Airport Transfers Bangkok: Taxis, Limousine and Mass Transit
Bangkok Mass Transit Authority operates twelve Bangkok to Suvarnabhumi Airport bus routes and they are a cheaper alternative to the express buses. To get to the buses from the airport it is necessary to take a shuttle bus to the bus terminal where the mass transit buses can be boarded.
Taxis are also available from the airport and depending on the traffic, will get you into the heart of Bangkok in about forty minutes. For the last couple of years there has been a seven hundred Baht departure tax levied on the price of passenger tickets for people using Suvarnabhumi Airport.
Bangkok airport transfers can only be found by using private limousine services. There are a number of limousine companies offering airport transfers to and from Bangkok
Further Information: Bangkok Mass Transit Authority.
Go to the Travel Guides.
- Learn about flights and transport to Bangkok.
- Thai food is something you must try during your time in Thailand.
- Looking for cheap flights to Bangkok, Thailand?
Tuk tuks are one of the most famous sites on the streets of Bangkok, with these mini like bright yellow vehicles great for buzzing around the city from A to B and cheaply. For long trips such as from the airport though, the Bangkok Mass Transit system is a great option.


Ravindra Bharathi said on 4 January 2012
I am looking for a residential land (minimum of 2400 square foot area) to build my own home in and around Milton Keynes reachable to mainline station, schools and other amenities near by.
If you could help me to find a suitable land that would be great, i am also looking for help in getting planning permission process, house design drawings and building the home itself.
Appreciate any helpful information.
David Hutchinson said on 5 January 2012
there are a number of services (eg. Plotfinder) which will tell you about land available in your area. I can certainly recommend you look at these. Concerning planning we’re already planning a series of features covering this so keep watching in 2012!
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VDOT TO HOST “PARDON OUR DUST” MEETING FOR 29/460 ACCESS MANAGEMENT PROJECT IN LYNCHBURG
Public invited to learn about the project February 2 at VDOT District Complex
LYNCHBURG—The Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) will host a “pardon our dust” meeting on the second phase of a project to improve safety on Route 29/460 in the City of Lynchburg. The public is invited to meet the project team and learn more about the construction schedule and traffic impacts.
The public can stop by between 4:00 – 6:00 p.m. on Tuesday, February 2 at the Ramey Memorial Auditorium, VDOT District Complex, 4303 Campbell Avenue, Lynchburg, VA 24501. There will be no formal presentation given. In an open house format, staff will answer questions and provide information about construction phasing and traffic impacts during the multi-year project.
Work is expected to begin in February 2016 and the contract completion date is November 2017.
More information on the project is available at http://www.virginiadot.org/projects/lynchburg/route_460_and_29.asp
Information in VDOT news releases was accurate at the time the release was published. For the most current information about projects or programs, please visit the project or program Web pages. You may find those by searching by keyword in the search Virginia DOT box above.


The following is a news release from the Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development:
I-10 Westbound (Lake Charles) Opelousas Street to Lakeshore Drive will be reduced to one lane at night for Bridge Maintenance work beginning Monday, June 20, 2011.
Work will be performed at night on the below schedule:
Weekdays (Monday- Thursday) 7:00 p.m. – 6:00 a.m.
Friday(s) 9:00 p.m. – 8:00 a.m.
Saturday(s) 8:00 p.m. -10:00 a.m.
If necessary, lanes may be closed on Sunday nights from 7:00 p.m. -5:00 a.m.
Work will move to the eastbound direction as the westbound work is completed. Work in both directions is expected to be finished by January, 2012.


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We have an appreciation of maintaining the rich history that Cleveland has to offer while providing new architectural interventions that meet the needs of today's constantly evolving social, cultural and economic conditions. Whatever the project, we aim to make a significant difference in the built environment and positively impact people through the design of meaningful places.
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Elisa has worked for the City of Philadelphia since 2013 and is currently serving as the Park Stewardship Administrator for Philadelphia Parks and Recreation. Her team works with over 130 Park Friends Groups as well as leading group and individual volunteer programs. Her background is in community organizing, strategic partnerships, and urban agriculture. She is an avid gardener and nature lover. Her family spends many weekends exploring Philadelphia’s beautiful watershed parks.


Overgrowing Tree from Residential Home Grown Over Streetlamp
Reported in the Street lighting category anonymously at 14:54, Wednesday 8 January 2020
Sent to Oxfordshire County Council 2 minutes later
The Street Light 9WW in the alley way joining Bridle Close play area to Whimbrel Way has a tree in a residential garden blocking the light, causing the top half of the alley to be in complete darkness.
This has been reported under street lighting, this a tree issue. We have raised a new FMS report for you https://fixmystreet.oxfordshire.gov.uk/ report/ 1954281
State changed to: Investigation complete
Posted anonymously at 10:52, Wednesday 22 January 2020
This report is now closed to updates. You can make a new report in the same location.


Seoul To Light Up More Bridges on Han River
John Kim, March 24, 2016, 7:58 a.m.
The Seoul Metropolitan Government will light up more bridges across the Han River overnight to attract tourists. The city government on Tuesday said it will gradually increase the lighting on some six bridges through late next year. Some 27 out of 29 bridges are already equipped with light facilities, but in an effort to save energy, only a dozen of them have been in operation.


"This was a year filled with excitement; what with national and local elections, space advancement, supersonic planes, electronic improvements and most of important the "Cold War" is still cold." – A. Bruce Wood from Norfolk’s Civil Defense Agency Report
Main Street was widened and a sidewalk was constructed from town center to St. Jude’s Church.
The Town voted to purchase a street sweeper to alleviate the unsightly and dangerous accumulation of sand along the edges of our streets.
It was concluded that the Norfolk Airport was never officially abandoned and as such was entitled to continue operation as a non-conforming business.
A 2nd addition was added to the Norfolk Central School.


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Dear EHCMA Member:
As per the email below the contractor will be mobilizing this Friday, June 7th to the location below to start work Monday, June 10, to start replacing some drain pipe that crosses the road on Bay Area BLVD. just north of Choate Road. The contractor will open and close lanes as needed, the job will take roughly 9 to 10 days, barring any weather issues.
Here is the following information concerning the upcoming construction repair for the pipe replacement at Bay Area Blvd & Choate Road:
Start Date: Monday, June 10, 2019
End Date: Wednesday, June 19, 2019
Hours of Operations: 7:00 am – 5:30 pm
Project Scope: Remove and replace the existing pavement and drainage pipe at Bay Area Blvd and Choate Road.
Traffic Control Plan: One lane will be closed at a time during the pavement removal and pipe replacement (The traffic control plan is attached)
Any questions or concerns, please let me know. Also, if we have any changes in the schedule I will let you know immediately.
Sent by Pamela Parker, EHCMA, on behalf of:
Arcadio Avalos Jr.
Road and Bridge Operations


Rubber speed bumps and car stops have solved many of the problems associated with the asphalt and concrete versions of these products. Rubber speed bumps and car stops are extremely durable and resistant to breaking and chipping. They are lightweight and can be installed by one person on any road surface. This results in a dramatic decrease in installation costs. Unlike their concrete and asphalt counterparts, rubber car stops and bumps will not cause damage to vehicles and their color wil not fade so their visibility will always be good. This is especially important at night when visibility is more limited. Additionally, rubber speed bumps and stops can be moved easily. Concrete speed bumps are permanent and difficult to remove. When trying to remove a concrete speed bump, it may be necessary to close the road temporarily, another added expense.
All around rubber speed bumps and car stops are a better choice for traffic control. The cost, labor needed, durability and ease of moving these products is a great benefit.


The Canton DDA was organized by the Charter Township of Canton in 1984 and is governed by a Board of Directors comprised of the Township Supervisor and business owners and residents who have an interest in the DDA District.
The Canton DDA District generally includes properties along both the north and south sides of Ford Rd between the eastern boundary of the Township (just east of I-275) and a short distance west of Canton Center Rd.
The Board meets on the third Wednesday of each month at 8:00 a.m. in the Canton Township Administration Building. The morning meetings are open to the public, and the DDA Board encourages residents, business owners, property owners, and other interested parties to come, enjoy a cup of coffee, and learn more about DDA projects and activities. There is always an opportunity for citizen comment which is welcomed and appreciated.


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Dransfield Road, Crosspool
cul-de-sac section of Dransfield Road in Crosspool, Sheffield.
My young family and I moved to this area 18 months ago and are so pleased to live on a road with great neighbours. This scheme has been set up to build on the great spirit on our road.


The following are assorted pictures taken in New Orleans through the Katrina disaster and aftermath.
Huge debris piles line the streets in this New Orleans East neighborhood on November 22 as residents begin cleaning up.
This photo, taken on November 24, shows that electricity has been restored to much of Metairie while New Orleans, on the right, still lies in darkness.
Discarded belongings spill into the street in this photo taken in Edgewood Park on November 27.
Repairs continue on the 17th Street Canal levee on November 30.
New Orleans residents protest against FEMA in a demonstration held on December 11.
Holiday greetings adorn an abandoned refrigerator sitting on Esplanade Avenue on December 22.
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*The next City Council Meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, August 8, 2018
*Fayetteville Historic Preservation Board is scheduled to meet on Thursday, August 9, 2018
*Fayetteville FEDC is scheduled to meet on Wednesday, September 12, 2018
*Fayetteville HOT Advisory Committee is scheduled to meet on Wednesday, October 3, 2018
The City of Fayetteville, Texas is listed in the
National Register of Historic Places.
The City has 345 Historic Structures.
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LA Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa was introduced by Move LA Executive Director Denny Zane at the State of the City speech Wednesday (link to video here) when the Mayor announced his intent to ask voters to extend Measure R. Denny had this to say about extending Measure R:
"In 2008, the business, labor and environmental communities set aside their history of rancor in Los Angeles County and agreed to work in earnest toward a common future and a shared prosperity. First, we worked together to build nearly 70 percent voter support for Measure R and to recreate our once lost but soon to be restored world class transit system. Then we continued our efforts, working to convince Congress that the America Fast Forward program could accelerate not only our prosperity but that of our nation as well.
"Unfortunately, it is clear that a similar spirit of collaboration is lacking in the federal government now. While we remain optimistic for our eventual success in Washington, we cannot passively allow our community's future to be put on hold. By giving our voters the opportunity to continue Measure R until they see fit, we can create good jobs now, relieve highway congestion now and complete all of our Measure R light rail and ubway projects in a mere decade. Why would we wait?"


Minister of Infrastructure, Housing Urban and Development Charles Milupi has announced that the New Dawn Government is working hard to ensure that the Lusaka-Ndola dual carriageway construction project commences by the end of the rainy season with a revised cost that is much less than the initial US$1.26 billion that was projected by the previous Patriotic Front (PF) Government.
In a post on his Facebook page, Mr. Milupi said that the government is not happy with the current state of that road and is working very hard to ensure that a number of roads around the country are worked on, but of uppermost importance, the United Party for National Development (UPND) government want to see that the Lusaka-Ndola dual-carriageway is done.
Mr. Milupi said the previous government wanted to do that road at a huge cost of US$1.26 billion, but ew Dawn government will do that road at a much lower cost, adding that progressively, a number of contractors are already approaching this government and expressed interest to work on that road at a cost lower than that.
Mr. Milupi further said that, currently, the government is hoping to deal with some preliminary procedures before works can commence on the Ndola-Lusaka dual carriageway project and promised that by the end of the rainy season people will begin to see bulldozers on the Lusaka-Ndola Road.
In June last year, the Road Development Agency (RDA) halted the construction of the road and attributed the stagnation on the $ 1.2 billion Lusaka/Ndola dual carriageway to financial constraints following a directive by the Ministry of Finance to postpone the construction on the project.
RDA Public Relations Manager Masuzyo Ndholvu said works on the Lusaka/Ndola will only commence once the debt situation improves in the country or when other funds are sourced for the project.
He told ZANIS in an interview that the 321-kilometer Lusaka-Ndola road project would include by-pass roads in Kabwe, Kapiri Mposhi, and the 45-kilometer Luanshya-Fisenge- Masangano Road.
He further noted that the contract to upgrade the Lusaka-Ndola dual carriageway was signed on May 31, 2017, and had been commissioned by then-President Edgar Lungu.
“To date, the contractor has carried out several preliminary activities such as setting up the construction camps site that is the preparation of designs, identified projects affected persons (PAPS) and Property and services that may require to be relocated to pave way for the construction works on the Lusaka –Ndola dual carnage way on the great north road (GNR),” Mr. Ndhlovu stated.
He said the road has direct economic benefits for the country such as direct revenue collection and support to local and regional economic activities.
He said the Lusaka/Ndola Dual Carriageway Project is expected to produce huge economic and social benefits to the people.
“The Agency is currently working on the other sections of the roads using the regional offices in Central and Copperbelt Province in order to maintain the road while waiting for the works to start on the project,’’ Mr. Ndholvu stated.


Week of April 29, 2018.
Each night Sunday 29th through Friday May 4th approximately 9PM – 5AM, construction crews will be checking for underground utilities on Temecula Parkway between Bedford Court and Old Town Front Street. The work will take place at various locations in the street. No formal closures/detours are needed. Please follow any cones, signs, and/or flag persons, which will direct you around each work area.
No Closures Planned for the Week of May 6, 2018.


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Mandemakersteeg (Basket-Makers Alley) in Leiden
This alley is an important connection between two shopping streets in Leiden. Because this is not a hip-and-happening alley and it shows some dereliction, it and the whole area has to be developed. Several plans were put forward and one plan was agreed upon after some kind of referendum. That was a couple of years ago, but nothing has happened because the City Council made some very big mistakes (at the expense of the tax payer). Now new efforts are put in, so this alley might disappear in this form soon.


Pervious concrete is the ideal choice to meet today’s challenging water runoff problems and focus on sustainable design. Pervious concrete’s ability to percolate water allows designers to minimize or remove retention ponds. Pervious also allows designers to maximize the building footprint in areas that have a maximum impervious to pervious ratio.
Check out the video below of pervious concrete in action. This video features 1500 gallons of water being poured out in 5 minutes and is the equivalent of a 43 inch rain event with no runoff.
Pervious Contractor Certification
GRMCA is the local sponsoring group for the NRMCA Pervious Concrete Contractor Certification Program in Georgia. More and more, jobs calling for pervious concrete require the contractor on site to be certified according to the NRMCA program. GRMCA can help you get there.
Please check out our pervious certification site, perviouscertifications.com, to learn about how the program works. Feel free to contact GRMCA with any additional questions you may have.


These messengers will ensure public loos are clean and that garbage is collected daily
Garbage dumped on the roadside, in Ghatkopar West. Pic/Satej Shinde
The civic body said on Sunday that swachhata doots will be deployed within a month, as the hiring process has begun. These messengers will be creating awareness among the citizens while keeping an eye on cleanliness in public toilets, dispensaries, etc., on garbage collection and any faulty streetlights, said officials. The BMC last year planned to replace the infamous clean-up marshals and introduce swachhata doots who would not be penalising citizens.
“Every ward will appoint doots as per their need. Around 5,000 swachhata doots will be appointed across Mumbai. They will be paid a monthly salary of R15,000,” said a BMC official. They will work under ward-level supervisors, he added.“Swachhata doots will inform BMC officials if streetlights start to dim. They will ensure those responsible are keeping public toilets and dispensaries clean, and collecting garbage daily,” the official added.


- Community Workshop on Public Spaces in Santa Teresa – Join Us!
- Resilient spacial model for fast changing territories
- Sebastián Alfaro Fuscaldo’s Lecture on Sustainable Architecture
- ICESA’s Design awarded for Pumas Malas Project
- ICESA’s team proposal for the San Lucas Island is awarded by the First Lady of Costa Rica, the BCIE and the Colegio de Arquitectos


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This 0.15 acre, fenced dog park features trees and benches. It's located along the Chicago River. You must visit a participating vet to get registered to use the Chicago dog parks.


Posted on October 19, 2015 by Michael Trolle in Guest Blogs
This is the first entry in what will be a series of columns about the design and construction of my own Passive HouseA residential building construction standard requiring very low levels of air leakage, very high levels of insulation, and windows with a very low U-factor. Developed in the early 1990s by Bo Adamson and Wolfgang Feist, the standard is now promoted by the Passivhaus Institut in Darmstadt, Germany. To meet the standard, a home must have an infiltration rate no greater than 0.60 AC/H @ 50 pascals, a maximum annual heating energy use of 15 kWh per square meter (4,755 Btu per square foot), a maximum annual cooling energy use of 15 kWh per square meter (1.39 kWh per square foot), and maximum source energy use for all purposes of 120 kWh per square meter (11.1 kWh per square foot). The standard recommends, but does not require, a maximum design heating load of 10 W per square meter and windows with a maximum U-factor of 0.14. The Passivhaus standard was developed for buildings in central and northern Europe; efforts are underway to clarify the best techniques to achieve the standard for buildings in hot climates.. This is a rigorous process, and although the house is finished, certification (through the Passive House Institute U.S.) is not yet assured. I hope to provide an inside and personal look at the various economic, design, building, and decision-making processes involved. I also hope to give you a better understanding of some of the Passive House building practices.


Surveys on Prioritizing Public Realm Improvements
The feedback the City received on public realm improvements was compiled and shared in September – please see https://www.saskatoon.ca/engage/college-corridor-plan.
The City has taken the feedback and developed a list of potential open space and streetscape improvements for the area. Now, we would like your help in prioritizing where resources should be focused when we develop the plan.
If you have the time we would appreciate it if you could share your preferences in one or both of the following surveys.
Open Space survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/collegeopenspace
Streetscape survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/collegestreetscape
In addition, we are hosting a walk-through of the surveys on November 21 at 7pm to allow for questions and clarifications. This will be a hybrid event (online and in-person) and will be recorded and posted to the website. It isn’t intended to be a traditional engagement event: rather the focus will be solely on helping people fill out the survey.
When: Monday November 21, 2022 at 7:00 pm
To Join Virtually: Find link on our website here: https://www.saskatoon.ca/engage/college-corridor-plan
To Join in Person: Meeting room #3, Saskatoon Field House (2020 College Drive, main floor).


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Location and Contact Information
City of Mossyrock
PO Box 96
231 East State Street
Mossyrock WA 98564
Randall Sasser – Mayor
Linda Hannon – City Clerk
Angeleetta Hartmann – City Treasurer
Council Meeting Times and Location
The Council meets at 7pm every 2nd Thursday of each month at the Mossyrock Community Center
219 East State Street Mossyrock WA 98654
If you would like to be placed on the agenda please contact:
Mayor Randall Sasser by email, firstname.lastname@example.org listing your name, the date you would like to be placed on the agenda, and the reason for the request. Requests must be at least 1 week in advance of the council meeting
The City uses the Mayor/Council form of government. The Mayor is the administrator while the Council legislates, decides the budget with the Treasurer’s and Mayor’s input, and votes on all significant expenditures.
The monthly Council Meeting is the forum for updates on City actions, citizen input, Planning Commission recommendations, and Council deliberation. The Mayor and Council serve elected four-year terms and are nominally paid for the Council Meeting.


“State Supreme Court Justice Donna Mills’ ruling is a great victory for our community,” said State Senator Brad Hoylman, who prior to his election in 2012 led Manhattan Community Board 2's resounding opposition to NYU's expansion plan.
“I applaud and congratulate all the plaintiffs, including my colleague Assembly Member Deborah Glick, and attorney Randy Mastro. Justice Mills has affirmed what we in the community have said all along: the public park strips on Mercer Street and LaGuardia Place cannot be given to NYU without approval by the State Legislature. The gardens and playground on the city-owned land NYU would co-opt were developed and have long been maintained by local residents on behalf of our open-space-starved neighborhood. Should NYU choose to seek legislative approval, I will work vigorously alongside Assembly Member Glick to block this alienation of public parkland.”


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Bus and Trolley Schedules
Effective Monday, October 6, 2014 Route #16 will be realigned to create a north/south route along 15th Street East. The Sarasota- Bradenton International Airport will be added to the route while the Trailer Estates, minor sections of US 41, 53rd Avenue and 9th Street East sections will be eliminated. Saunders Industrial Park will continue to be served during morning and afternoon peak times. Please see the new route and schedule information below. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and look forward to your kind cooperation.
Please feel free to contact MCAT at 941-747-8621 with any questions or concerns you may have. Thank you.
Local fixed route bus operates Monday – Saturday 5:30am – 8pm. Anna Maria Island Trolley operates daily, 6am – 10:30pm. Longboat Key Trolley operates daily, 5:30am – 8pm. The Beach Express operates Sunday/Holidays, 9am – 5pm.
Download MCAT system map, ride guides, and individual maps and bus schedules for both transit and trolley. Ride Guides are also available on all buses and trolleys and at MCAT Transit Stations.


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The City of Council Bluffs Historic Preservation Commission meets the first Wednesday of every month unless otherwise notified.More Information
City Hall, Council Chambers, 2nd Floor
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While the agenda for Wednesday night’s Borough Council meeting has not yet been published on the borough’s website, the Times Herald spoke with Borough Manager Fran Marabella and Borough Council President Paul McConnell and there is the likelihood of a discussion and possibly a vote to select a redevelopment proposals for properties at West Elm and Fayette and the Verizon Building at 4th and Fayette.
The two proposals up for discussion and/or a vote, are from Keystone Property Group and Brandywine Realty Trust. At the corner of West Elm and Fayette, Keystone proposes to build a boutique hotel while Brandywine proposes and office building. Both want to put a restaurant in the old fire house adjacent to that property. At 4th and Fayette, Keystone proposes to rehab the Verizon Building and include space for a Borough Hall and new police station in addition commercial space. Brandywine proposes to knock down the Verizon Building and build a new building for exclusive use of the Borough and police.
There is still time to offer your opinion if you attend the meeting. It will be held at 7:00 p.m. at Old Borough Hall at 8th and Fayette.