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HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Despite all the political changes, the city is continuing the work to prepare for rail.
Starting Tuesday, engineers will be in east Kapolei performing "shaft testing."
That involves drilling into the ground to see how deep concrete pillars can go.
Those pillars will support the elevated rail system.
There are eight testing locations along or adjacent to Farrington Highway.
The work will require some day and night-time lane closures.


The Illinois Department of Transportation will convene the 11th meeting of the Community Advisory Group (CAG) for the Eastern Bypass Study at 6 p.m. on Thursday, Dec. 6, at Countryside Banquet Center in Washington. IDOT will present a status update, explain the next steps in the process, and discuss reducing the number of corridors. The selection of the corridor is a vital step in the CAG process and I urgently request your participation as the process continues.
Initially, 16 potential corridors were identified for consideration. Currently, four corridors remain to create an Eastern Bypass that would begin at Interstate 74 near Morton, then travel north and west to cross the Illinois River and connect to Illinois Route 6, north of Peoria. The selection of even one of the remaining corridors - Pleasant Hill Road 2 (P2), Tennessee Avenue 6 (T6), Main Street 10 (M10) or Dee Mack Road 13 (D13) - will impact the community of Washington.
P2 and T6, west of Washington, will separate a substantial portion of our community. Either corridor will divide the city of Washington from its Sunnyland community and School District 50. Either corridor will negatively impact the year-round outdoor ministry of Camp Good News and the forested areas of the Caterpillar Proving Ground, a designated part of Illinois Acres for Wildlife, Illinois Department of Conservation. The estimated cost to build P2 is $667 million, to build T6 $648 million.
M10 and D13 are east of Washington. While they would not separate our community, they will consume valuable farmland, each about 1,390 acres.
The Eastern Bypass is planned as a "limited access" highway. All of the identified corridors would result in only two interchanges in our community, one at Business 24 and one at the 24 bypass. The assumption that the Eastern Bypass would increase business due to more connectivity may not be a reality, as the P2 and T6 interchanges at Business 24 are already heavily populated residential/business areas.
The CAG meeting on Dec. 6 is a public meeting. I encourage local residents to attend and hear the facts and discussion on this important topic. If you have an opinion, idea or question you can email Mike Lewis at Michael.L.Lewis2@illinois.gov and visit www.eastern bypass.com for contacting members of CAG.
Get involved in this important topic before it is too late. The building of an Eastern Bypass in one of the four above-mentioned corridors is going to drastically affect the community of Washington.
Dr. Jim Dunnan is superintendent of Washington Community High School and a member of the Community Advisory Group for the Eastern Bypass Study. He lives in Washington.


Plan ahead and expect delays: Upcoming road and ramp closures
June 21, 2018 // FOUND IN: Updates & Resources
Please be advised that upcoming road work and special events are expected to cause road closures around Ann Arbor.
Plan ahead and expect delays and alert patients if they will be traveling in the area. Here’s what you need to know:
- Beginning today through 2 a.m. on Friday, South Main Street between William and Liberty is scheduled to be closed for the “Event on Main” special event.
- Beginning this evening and going into Friday morning, intermittent single-lane closures are scheduled in the northbound and southbound directions of West Stadium Blvd. between South Maple and Pauline.
- Two-way traffic will be maintained with the use of a flagperson.
- The work is expected to be completed between 8 p.m. Thursday and 7 a.m. Friday.
- From 7 p.m. tonight until 5 a.m. Friday morning, lane closures are scheduled for southbound U.S.-23 from approximately Barker to M-14.
- A number of freeway ramp closures are expected in the coming days, including:
- The northbound U.S.-23 off ramp to 6 Mile from 9 p.m. tonight until 7 a.m. Friday
- The southbound U.S.-23 off ramp from 7 p.m. tonight until 5 a.m. Friday.
- Beginning at 9 a.m. on Monday, June 25, South Main Street between Madison and Mosley is expected to be reduced to one lane in each direction for construction.
- Drivers are encouraged to find alternate routes.
- The work is scheduled to be completed by 5 p.m. on Friday, June 29.


Exclusive blocks have been designed for Overseas Pakistanis, with top-notch amenities of international standards that will provide a dream lifestyle. The development work of the Overseas District has already been put to motion and soon we will hold a formal Ground Breaking Ceremony on site.
Green Palms Housing Project Overseas District will offer a new dimension of the highest standard of living. An extensive road network, exceptionally well-managed security & maintenance system will ensure comfortable and peaceful living.
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Overseas District provides an opportunity to experience quality living in an integrated community with all the amenities including a Grand Mosque, Community Club, Schools and Medical Care Facilities.


Cranbrook, BC (August 16, 2023) – The Jim Smith Lake Road railway crossing will be fully closed on Friday, August 18, 2023 for required maintenance.
The crossing will be blocked by barricades as of 6:00 a.m. until approximately 3:00 p.m. as crews complete the required maintenance.
Traffic can detour to Highway 3/95 or Cobham Avenue by using either the King Street or 6th Street N. The McPhee Road railway crossing will also remain operational while the work is completed. Minor delays can be expected during the duration of the Jim Smith Lake Road railway crossing closure.
The City thanks the public for their patience as CPKC (Canadian Pacific Kansas City) works on the railway crossing.


Town of Raymond Planning Board Legal Notice
Planning Board: Pursuant to RSA 675:6 & 7, the Raymond Planning Board will hold a public hearing on Thursday, October 6, 2022 beginning at 7:00 p.m. The meeting will be held in the Media Center (library) at Raymond High School, 45 Harriman Hill Road. The public hearing is to receive public comment regarding the following proposed amendments to the Raymond Subdivision and Site Plan review regulations:
Storm Water Management- To adopt a new set of Post-Construction Storm Water Management Standards to meet the new MS4 Permit requirements and update the Site Plan and Subdivision Regulations to reflect the new Standards, where required. Once public comment is closed the Planning Board will vote to adopt or not. A full copy of the text of the proposed amendments are available for review in the Town Clerk’s office during regular business hours and are posted on the town’s website HERE.
You are invited to attend, or you may submit written comments to: Town of Raymond, Community Development Department, Office of Planning & Zoning, 4 Epping Street, Raymond, NH 03077. If you require audio or visual aids, please contact the Selectmen’s Office at least 72 hours prior to the meeting. If this meeting is postponed for any reason, it will be held TBD
Town of Raymond, New Hampshire 2023 Request for Proposals – Social Services
The Town of Raymond is seeking proposals from social service agencies who currently serve any residents, families or individuals who currently live in the Town of Raymond to be considered for our 2023 Budget process. Agencies who currently receive funding from the Town of Raymond should also apply.
Proposals should include the nature of service provided, summary of services anticipated to be provided, administrative cost of the organization, and a statement of all funding sources associated with the organization. Please provide a listing of staffing levels, sliding scale summary, and overall organizational structure of your organization.
Proposals are due no later than Friday, September 30, 2022 by 4:00 p.m. Please email your application and all corresponding information directly to email@example.com.


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Political Party: Liberal Democrats
Member of Town Council Committees: Community & Heritage, Community Engagement, Events Sub-Committee, Finance & Audit, Planning, Planning Committee, Policy & Resources Committee, Staffing Sub-Committee, Strategic Planning, Neighbourhood Plan Monitoring Group
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Born in Torrington. Married with wo grown-up children and one grandson who all live locally.
Hobbies and interests include sport, family activities, socialising, community service in order to help people.


PROJECTS » COMPLETED PROJECTS » ADMINISTRATIVE AND RESIDENTAL BUILDINGS
MEER Project Duzce-Earthquake Recovery Houses 588 Units
Client : Prime Ministry - Project Implementation Unit
Location : Gebze / TURKEY
Construction of 558 housing units was completed after the earthquake in a short time . Tunnel formwork method was used and total construction area was 83,000 m².
Start Date : 13.08.2000
Finish Date : 14.01.2001


Aayojan school of architecture, Jaipur hosted its first Open House for Masters in Architecture in Urban Design on 9th April, 2016. Prospective students and their families had the opportunity to meet with faculty members. The current students also interacted with them and showcased their works. This was accompanied by a campus tour and talk on “Affordable Housing” by a leading urban design academician Dr. Tarush Chandra.
This "Open House" is first of a series planned to help and orient prospective candidates who may be interested in pursuing a post graduate programme in Urban Design. M. Arch. (Urban Design) is a full time two year programme offered at Aayojan School of Architecture, Jaipur, which is affiliated to Rajasthan Technical University, the programme is ably supported by highly qualified and experienced faculty and is carried out under the advice of Prof. PVK Rameshwar - a master Urban Design academician and professional.


On Monday, September 25 through Friday, September 29 one lane of traffic will be closed on 6th Street on the Caveman Bridge between 7:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. Crews will be performing rehabilitation work under the bridge including installing brackets, cabling, and decking.
The contractor has indicated that this week may be the only single lane closure in 2017 because a lot of work will be done under the bridge.
Signs will be in place to direct traffic.
Motorists are advised to avoid the area and find alternate routes.
Emergency Vehicles will be allowed through.
For more information, contact ODOT representative Gary Leaming at 541-774-6388.


Indigenous Peoples Day: Monday, Oct. 11, DPW Offices, Sanitation Yards Closed
Wednesday Oct 6th, 2021
Baltimore City Department of Public Works (DPW) Director Jason W. Mitchell reminds residents that Indigenous Peoples Day (formerly known as Columbus Day), Monday, Oct. 11, 2021, is a City holiday. DPW offices and sanitation yards will be CLOSED.
Weekly trash and recycling collections are NOT impacted by this closure. Monday is not a scheduled curbside trash or recycling collection day.
DPW facilities closed on Indigenous Peoples’ Day to residents and haulers include:
• Northwest Transfer Station, 5030 Reisterstown Road
• Quarantine Road Landfill, 6100 Quarantine Road
• Northwest Citizens' Convenience Center, 2840 Sisson Street
• Southwestern Citizens’ Convenience Center, 701 Reedbird Avenue
• Eastern Citizens’ Convenience Center, 6101 Bowleys Lane


The Winston Farm proposal in Saugerties does not call for blacktopping 840 acres. It does not require clear-cutting every tree. It does not mean Saugerties will run out of drinking water or that it will be unsafe.
This irresponsible propaganda is from out-of-town opponents, such as Catskill Mountainkeeper, seeking donations and headlines. The record must be set straight.
Winston Farm’s proposal focuses on creating jobs through tourism, entertainment, recreation and commercial/retail while providing much-needed housing. Specifics cannot be determined until in-depth studies on traffic, water needs, habitat and other potential impacts are complete. The Town of Saugerties is finalizing what will be reviewed.
It’s true that substantial open space will be preserved by owners Tony Montano, John Mullen and Randy Richers, Saugerties residents and businessmen known for their integrity. And it’s true that construction cannot move forward until studies are done, detailed plans are created, the public has additional say and the town gives final approval. That will take months, a year, maybe longer. A de facto self-imposed moratorium is in place for rational reasons.
The Hudson Valley Economic Development Corp. called Winston Farm ideal for development because it’s adjacent to the Thruway’s Exit 20, away from the village, and near hookups to water, wastewater processing and utilities. The Ulster County Chamber of Commerce also supports the proposal.
Embrace the truth: Winston Farm is a rare opportunity. Let science-driven reviews unfold with collaboration and smart thinking. Learn more at WinstonFarm.com.
The writer is a Winston Farm project representative.


Rajouri, Aug 4: Molana Hafiz Alyas, the chairman of the Islamic Center in Manjakote Friday extended his gratitude to the Public Works Department (PWD) for their commendable efforts in repairing the dilapidated road connecting ZEO Office Manjakote to Jamia Zia ul Islam Madarsa. This vital stretch, measuring 500 meters, was in dilapidated condition since long hampering smooth transportation and causing inconvenience to the public.
Molana Hafiz Alyas, expressed his admiration for the swift action taken by the PWD in addressing this long pending issue. He acknowledged the importance of good road connectivity, particularly in the context of Islamic educational institutions ,the Jamia Zia ul Islam Madarsa. The improved road will undoubtedly enhance the safety and comfort of the students residing there.
The chairman further emphasized the significant role played by the PWD in overall development of the region. “Their tireless efforts and competence in efficiently handling road infrastructure projects have had a positive impact on the lives of the local residents, he said.
“This repair initiative is seen as an encouraging step towards fostering strong relation between community and government. This endeavor stands as a testament to the power of community engagement and government responsiveness towards addressing the needs of the people, he added.


Location & Date
Metro Headquarters - Union Station Conference Room, One Gateway Plaza, 3rd Floor,
Wednesday, March 14, 2018 5:00 p.m.
Call to Order
Ernesto Hidalgo, Chair
Perri Sloane Goodman, Vice Chair
Alba M. Peña
Gary Spivack, Deputy Executive Officer
Dolores Ramos, Council Admin Analyst
Eric Geier, Community Relations Manager
Carl Torres, Transportation Planning Mgr.
Kelly Blanton, Transportation Associate
1. ROLL Call
2. APPROVE Minutes from February 14, 2018 Meeting, Councilmembers
3. RECEIVE My Figueroa Project Update, Medford Auguste, Senior Transportation Planner
4. RECEIVE Wilshire/Westwood Intersection Bus Detour Plan and Update, Carl Torres, Transportation Planning Manager
5. APPROVE Westside Central Service Council Representative to Serve on NextGen Working Group, Councilmembers
7. PUBLIC Comment for items not on the agenda
8. CHAIR and Council Member Comments
Consideration of items not on the posted agenda, including: items to be presented and (if requested) referred to staff; items to be placed on the agenda for action at a future meeting of the Council; and/or items requiring immediate action because of an emergency situation or where the need to take immediate action came to the attention of the Council subsequent to the posting of the agenda.


Road resurfacing involves grinding out and repaving the road surface to restore it to its original state. The City uses contractors to complete the following road resurfacing work:
If your street is due for resurfacing, you will receive a Notice of Construction Letter (sample) indicating when work will take place on your street and who to contact if you have any concerns. Work on each street takes about six weeks to complete.
City contractors use hot asphalt during the road resurfacing process that takes time to cool once on the roadway. Ensure that all members of your household are aware of this potential hazard.
As part of our annual bridge maintenance schedule, we power wash bridges to remove the salt and sand that has accumulated over the winter. This helps prevent expensive structural repairs and extends the life of the bridge. Power washing also removes graffiti.
City staff inspect the condition of the bridge to ensure that it is structurally sound and to determine whether the bridge requires rehabilitation or maintenance.


WHAT: Reno City Council is hearing Verdi residents’ opinions on the 39 Ventures materials processing facility (the “rock crusher/screening machine”)
WHO: ALL VERDI RESIDENTS SHOULD ATTEND!
WHEN: July 29th (time TBD; 6pm has been requested but won’t be verified until approximately July 19th)
WHERE: Reno City Council Chamber, One East First Street, Reno, NV 89501
WHY: To hear Verdi residents’ (and 39 Ventures’s) opinions on this project, and (hopefully) vote to approve or deny the application.
1) SHOW UP! If you don’t show up, the city council thinks you don’t care.
2) Be prepared to speak for up to 3 minutes to the city council to describe exactly why you feel the 39 Ventures project should or should not be allowed to proceed (use facts – not simply “I don’t like it” or “it hurts property values”… a better point would be specific, quantifiable impacts on local traffic/wildlife/cyclists/pedestrians/etc.)
3) Need help? Contact Gene Gardella at genegardella(at)yahoo.com for help formulate your presentation.
Further Info on the meeting: http://renocitynv.iqm2.com/Citizens/Detail_Meeting.aspx?ID=1274


APPROVED on 03/18/2014
LPC hearing: 03/18/2014
CB2 hearing: 03/10/2014
Greenwich Village Historic District
Between Bank and West 11th Streets
—- APPLICATION INFORMATION —-
1) From the LPC agenda: An apartment building designed by George F. Pelham and built in 1924. Application is to install storefront infill, signage, lighting and awnings.
2) View the application: Available in PDF
3) LPC designation report: Read this property’s architectural/historical description.
4) Receive updates by email: Please click here if you would like Village Preservation to email you when there are updates to the status of this application.
—- STATUS OF THIS APPLICATION —-
This section provides updates if there are changes to the hearing dates listed above, which includes instances when an application has been laid over (aka postponed). If applicable, LPC public meeting dates for this application will also be tracked here. Please note that public testimony is taken at public hearings, but not at public meetings.
STAY UPDATED! Click here for our e-alerts to be updated on this application as soon as we find out more.
- 3/18/14: Approved at today’s LPC hearing, and is now closed. View the presentation here.


Attend the zoning hearing
Last updated 11/14/2018 at 8:54pm
As a member of Council, I am encouraging all residents to attend the Zoning hearing, requested by Auberle Family Healing Center.
The hearing will be held at the Boro Bldg, 105 Brownsville Rd, on November 20, 2018 at 10:00 a.m. At this time residents will be able to voice their concerns.
Mt. Oliver Councilman


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Delaware Expressway, Pennsylvania Turnpike
Exit 26 is for the Betsy Ross Bridge (NJ 90) and Aramingo Avenue.
Photos taken August 2022.
Exit 30 is for Cottman Avenue (PA 73) and Rhawn Street. The exit is currently closed because the ramp passed under an overpass the recently collapsed due to a tanker fire. Motorists that would have used exit 30 are detoured through exit 32.
Photos taken 2022-2023.
There is a temporary roadway between two retaining walls carrying I-95 through the area where the overpass collapsed until a new one is constructed.
Photos taken July 2023.


Cherry Run Road repairs underway in Morgan County
MARTINSBURG W.Va. — Motorists on Cherry Run Road in Morgan County should anticipate delays due to road repairs that are expected to take about four weeks to complete, the West Virginia Division of Highways announced Tuesday.
The work zone is 1.75 miles east of W.Va. 9 near the community of Cherry Run, according to a news release from the highways division.
The delays will be Mondays to Saturdays from 7 a.m. and 6 p.m.
The delays are needed to allow for a soil nail contractor and highways division crews to make road repairs.


On 9 January 2013, the Brentwood Gazette announced that retailing juggernaut Tesco had bought the former Alexandra pub on Warley Hill. With no requirement for planning permission, the supermarket monster, Tesco plans to land in Warley with no consideration at all for local businesses, local community or environment.
This site is dedicated to explaining why this is bad for Warley, bad for Brentwood and bad for the people of Brentwood. The site’s not anti-tesco or anti-supermarket per se, but we don’t believe this is a good location for such a shop and are concerned about Tesco’s current policy of aggressively dominating towns and villages with express stores.
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See online submission form with design guidelines and more information.
The Town Bicycle-Pedestrian Advisory Committee is seeking artist submissions for a creative community crosswalk painting at the Wood-Waseca Intersection, also including an East Bay Bike Path connector.
Barrington residents, including high school students and beyond, are encouraged to submit their designs for the crosswalk and/or connector now through Monday, June 5 at 7:00 PM. The design guidelines and submission form are available through the Town’s website. Public voting will take place at the Barrington Street Festival on June 11, which will be factored in, with the Bicycle-Pedestrian Advisory Committee voting on the final design at their July 17 meeting. The final design will be used for a community crosswalk painting at the site in early September as a kickoff to October’s National Pedestrian Safety Month.
“The Committee formed in late April, and each of its members are excited to provide a unique opportunity for a creative project that builds excitement and encouragement for safer streets in Barrington, drawing attention and awareness to a new vision that our roads can and will work for all modes of transportation,” said Francisco Lovera, Vice chair of Bicycle-Pedestrian Advisory Committee.
The project is funded through a Rhode Island Streets Transformation Project Mini Grant from the Rhode Island Department of Health, Grow Smart RI, and the Providence Streets Coalition.
“Thank you for taking all the steps to set the stage for success… launching a Bicycle-Pedestrian Advisory Committee and creating a Complete Streets Action Plan, and then this creative tactical urbanism proposal. We can’t wait to see the results!” said John Flaherty, Deputy Director of Grow Smart RI.
Interested in learning more or submitting your design? Use the online submission form, including design guidelines and more information.


Rep. Sewell Announces $803,000 in New Funding for Downtown Selma River Erosion Stabilization from Bipartisan Infrastructure Law
January 20, 2022
Washington D.C. – Today, U.S. Rep. Terri Sewell (AL-07) announced that the Downtown Selma River Stabilization Project will receive $803,000 in new funding from President Biden’s bipartisan Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act to help the City of Selma address the severe river erosion that threatens the stability of the historic Edmund Pettus Bridge as well as many buildings adjacent to the Alabama River. This new federal investment comes as the Biden Administration and Congresswoman Sewell continue their focus on improving infrastructure resilience and creating jobs for families.
“Every year, public officials, Foot Soldiers, faith leaders, student groups, and community activists travel to Selma, Alabama, to commemorate the anniversary of Bloody Sunday. As we continue the fight for voting rights, the City of Selma and the historic Edmund Pettus Bridge now and forever stand as a symbol for equality, justice, and civil rights,” said Rep. Sewell. “However, the Edmund Pettus Bridge and the buildings in Downtown Selma adjacent to the Alabama river are under threat from the severe river erosion caused by multiple natural disasters. Thanks to our Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, $803,000 is soon headed to Selma.”
With these new federal funds from the Army Corps, officials will be able to complete preconstruction engineering and design of the stabilization project and ultimately expedite completion of the project.
The Biden Administration announced yesterday that the Army Corps of Engineers will invest $14 billion in 500 projects across the nation that focus on strengthening critical supply chains. Due to decades of underinvestment, and accelerating climate threats, supply chains have struggled to keep pace with the strong economic recovery – burdening families and businesses with added costs and delay. These new investments will create jobs and economic opportunity, while strengthening key water infrastructure projects, improving resilience to the climate crisis, and restoring the environment.
The bipartisan Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act was signed by President Biden on November 15, 2021.


Request for Road Repair: Enhancing Safety and Cleanliness in Our Society
Aishvika, a concerned 9-year-old, writes a letter to address the poor condition of roads in her society. She highlights the numerous pits that pose difficulties for playing, cycling, and other physical activities. Aishvika appeals for the roads to be made smooth and all the pits to be covered to prevent accidents. Additionally, she urges people to refrain from littering, emphasizing the importance of maintaining cleanliness for road upkeep. The description emphasizes Aishvika’s request for road repairs to enhance safety and cleanliness within the community.


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Radio host slammed for bicycle rant
Mexico City's top environment official is describing as "backward" comments by a radio host who called on motorists to run over bicycle riders.
City Environment Secretary Marta Delgado said such incitement to violence was "an attack on the cycling community and the citizens of Mexico City".
The city encourages bicycle use to cut down on traffic and pollution in the metropolis of 20 million.
Radio host Angel Verdugo said during his programme on the Reporte 98.5 station that cyclists had almost run into his car and were ignoring traffic rules and bothering pedestrians.
Verdugo called on motorists to "run your vehicles at them immediately, don't give them time to think, and crush them".


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The Cornwall Square has been sold.
An unnamed buyer has purchased it for 8.4 million dollars. More details on who bought it could be known on or by December 10th.
Some possible changes to the building include residential dwellings in the former Sears location.
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In an Aug. 9 article, the village of Richmond is considering allowing a recreational cannabis dispensary in town. Village President Toni Wardanian is quoted: “That subdivision, there’s people in there that don’t want a dispensary at all.” She has not spoken to us to be able to make that statement.
I am a resident of the subdivision. The residents that I have spoken with are not against a cannabis dispensary being opened. We are, however, against it being opened at the entrance to our subdivision for safety reasons. We would be opposed to any business that increases traffic on our neighborhood. There is one entrance/exit to our subdivision, near the intersection of Route 12 and Burlington Road. We have school buses that use that road at least four times a day. Our children must walk on the road in this area as the village will not install sidewalks. The intersection has traffic from three roads merging onto one. We are located right near the Wisconsin border, so we will have Wisconsin residents driving south to purchase from this proposed dispensary. Crash data from IDOT for Burlington Road and Route 12 shows four to eight accidents a year at this intersection, other


Jamaica-bound F trains will run express from the Church Avenue Station to the Jay Street-MetroTech station this weekend, from 11:45 p.m. on Friday, October 17th, until 5:00 a.m. on Monday, October 20th.
These six stations will not have any Jamaica-bound F train service: Fort Hamilton Parkway, 15th Street-Prospect Park, 4th Avenue-9th Street, Smith-9th Street, Carroll Street, and Bergen Street.
For service to these stations, take the F train to 7th Avenue or Jay Street-MetroTech and transfer to a Coney Island-bound F train.
For service from these stations, take the F train to 7th Avenue or Church Avenue and transfer to a Jamaica-bound F train.
Starting at 11:30 p.m. on Friday, no G trains will stop at these six stations or at 7th Avenue or Church Avenue.


The image shows the premiere of Asteroid City in 2023. The event seems to be a grand affair, with a red carpet and a bustling crowd of attendees. The cityscape in the background is futuristic and awe-inspiring, with towering buildings and advanced technology. The premiere is likely a significant milestone for the city, marking its official opening or the launch of a major project. The image captures the excitement and anticipation surrounding this momentous occasion.


City to Spare Oak, Relocate Playground
Responding to community protests, the City Council has decided to spare an aging oak tree in Libbey Park.
About 70 people were there Tuesday night when the council voted 3 to 2 to leave the 150-year-old oak unharmed. The city instead will spend $27,000 to move a playground from under the tree’s canopy, reducing the safety hazard posed by the possibility of falling branches.
The tree will become a focal point of an educational program on caring for oaks.
The tree is the healthiest of three aging oaks, determined by arborists to be in danger of falling down. The three trees made news recently when residents voiced fierce opposition to the city’s plan to remove the three towering trees. Two of them have already be chopped down.
Councilman David Bury originally wanted to remove all three trees but this week voted to save the remaining oak, saying a plan for its regular inspection and maintenance convinced him public safety was ensured.
“It was the right thing to do, no question about that,” he said.
Councilwoman Sue Horgan objected to the council’s reconsidering the issue, saying laws prohibit the council from making such a change unless new information has been uncovered.
“There is no new information,” she said. “Reconsideration should not be resorted to as a political bag of tricks when you don’t like the outcome of a vote.”
Councilman Joe DeVito, who voted against sparing the tree, said moving the playground was too costly and wouldn’t remove the safety hazard the tree poses.
As part of the oaks education program requested by the council, the Ojai Land Conservancy plans to ask the city to pay for reprinting a popular brochure on caring for oak trees.


MACON – The Missouri Highways and Transportation Commission recently awarded a contract to Emery Sapp & Sons, of St. Louis, Missouri, for a resurfacing project on Missouri Route 15 in Monroe County, from Missouri Route 154 north junction to Monroe County Route D near Paris. The cost of this project is $722,732.
“Crews will be milling the roadway and then resurfacing with a 1.5 inch overlay,” said MoDOT Area Engineer Brian Untiedt.
Traffic will be reduced to one lane through the work zone while the work is completed. The work could begin as early as this spring and should be completed before next fall.
“A more specific schedule on this project will be shared after the contractor provides the plan for completing the work,” Untiedt added.
For more information contact MoDOT's Customer Service Center toll-free at 1-888-ASK MoDOT (275-6636).You can also visit us online at www.modot.mo.gov/northeast.


WILLOW SPRINGS - REVISED - Route W in Ripley County will be reduced to one lane with a 10-foot width restriction as the Missouri Department of Transportation crews perform routine bridge maintenance.
The bridge over Taft Ditch is located between County Road W-2 and Route AA
Weather permitting, work will take place Monday, June 16 through Thursday, June 26 from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily.
The work zone will be marked with signs. Motorists are urged to use extreme caution while traveling near the area.
For additional information, contact MoDOT's Customer Service Center toll-free at 1-888-ASK-MODOT (1-888-275-6636) or visit www.modot.org/southeast.


The City of Salida will be accepting separate sealed bids for the 2012 General Water System Improvements Project which will provide several water system improvements for the City of Salida. The work includes sealing a leaking concrete water tank, removing and replacing a valve vault access hatch, removing and replacing a water tank access ladder and minor fill/grading at the water tank site.
There will be no pre-bid meeting. Contractors are encouraged to visit the project site(s). Arrangements can be made by contacting Mr. Lonnie Oversole, Water System Manager at 719.539.6721. Additional questions may be directed to SGM.
Bids will be received by the City of Salida Public Works Department, 340 West HWY 291, Salida, CO 81202 until 11:00 AM on Friday, March 9th at which time they will be opened and publicly read aloud.
Electronic PDF construction documents are available to be sent via email at no cost. Hard copies (11×17) are available to be delivered FedEx after receipt of a non-refundable $25.00 fee and a FedEx account number.
Copies of the Contract Documents may be obtained on or after Monday, February 27, 2012 from:
Schmueser Gordon Meyer, Inc.,
103 W. Tomichi Ave, Suite A
Gunnison, CO 81230


HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (WSAZ) -- The CSX Railroad crossing on Adams Avenue (US 60 Eastbound) at 15th Street West in Huntington will be reduced to one lane for repairs starting at 5 a.m. Friday morning.
The W.Va. Division of Highways says both lanes will be closed from 5 a.m. Saturday, August 3 through midnight Sunday, August 4.
The work will also close the Adams Ave. exit from US 52 Saturday and Sunday.
The detour will be 19th Street West to Madison Ave to 12th Street West back to Adams Avenue. Northbound US 52 drivers can take the Madison Avenue exit.
Drivers should expect long delays in this area from Friday through Sunday and are advised to use alternate routes if possible.


The first meeting will be a public drop-in session from 3.00 to 6.00pm with representatives from Ealing Council, Public Health England and the Environment Agency who will be on hand to answers questions.
A panel style public meeting will take place from 6.30 to 8.00pm with councillors, council officers, and representatives from Public Health England, the Environment Agency and Berkeley Group who will take questions from attendees.
We encourage residents to come along to meet representatives from the council and the agencies to ask questions about the works taking place in and around the Southall Waterside Development.
Both meetings will take place at the Southall Dominion Centre, 112 The Green, Southall, UB2 4QB.
In order for the council to investigate concerns in a timely manner, please report any nuisance to the Council’s Response Service on 020 8825 8111.
The most recent PHE report and frequently asked questions and answers are available to view.


The new head of Moscow has outlined a general plan for tackling the longstanding issue of the capital’s disastrous traffic.
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Anyway, a project for new roads (at least new rings around Moscow) need to be planned so by the time they are needed they can be built on time.
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KOTA BHARU: The Ministry of Local Government Development will spend RM50 million specifically to replace worn-out and weak lifts in People’s Housing Projects (PPR) nationwide, said its Minister Nga Kor Ming.
He said the move was taken to create a more conducive living environment at PPR schemes and enhance the comfort of residents.
“For a start, 100 worn-out lifts will be replaced every year. Hence, within five years, up to 500 new lifts will be installed, benefiting 500,000 PPR residents.
“We will not only replace the lift, but also pay attention to the space in the lift so that residents feel comfortable due to the bright lighting, conducive atmosphere and more efficient services, and safety is always monitored,” he told reporters after launching Pasar Tok Kenali in Binjai today. Kelantan Menteri Besar Datuk Ahmad Yaakob was also present.
He also added that KPKT will spend RM90.4 million to carry out maintenance works on PPR and low-cost public housing schemes to create a more conducive living environment. - Bernama


Where soldiers used to drill
As early as 1979, a local newspaper, the ‘Cellesche Zeitung’, wrote that the citizens of Celle “hoped that with long-term town planning, these barracks would one day be demolished and a modern administrative centre built within the wildlife garden”.
With the collapse of the Soviet Union, the military blocs and their threat potential became obsolete. The heath barracks were no longer needed by the British forces.
Historical records demonstrate the difficult transformation of a traditional military building to its peaceful use as the location for Celle’s New Town Hall.
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The Park Board meets on the third Monday of the month at 5:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers of City Hall. The Commissioners are Chair Chris Kehr, Members: Liann Hanson, Lucas Simonson and Ryan Herrmann. Alternate is Patricia Krings. Cary Coop and Ben Stier serve as Council Liaisons.
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The Streetscape and Transportation Advisory Commission consists of five (5) regular members serving a term of office for four (4) years each.
The exact number of Commissioners is currently set at five (5) and is established by City Council ordinance. All members are appointed by the City Council.
Regular meetings of the Streetscape and Transportation Advisory Commission are held at 6:00 p.m. on the third Monday of every other month (odd months) in City Hall.
The duties of the Commission shall consist of acting in an advisory capacity to the City Council to study, review, and make recommendations with regard to:
City Engineer/Traffic Engineer and/or designated staff member(s)


Old Funding Methods Considered For New Idaho Road Projects
Idaho lawmakers are gearing up to spend the final few weeks of the legislative session focused on transportation funding possibilities, including a key tool the Legislature hasn't leveraged since 2005.
Last week, Sen. Bert Brackett, a Republican from Rogerson, introduced legislation to allow the state to borrow $300 million in bonds for road projects and repay it with future federal highway payments.
Those bonds are known as "Grant Anticipation Revenue Bonds" — or GARVEE bonds. Idaho first used these bonds in 2005 to fund transportation upgrade projects throughout the state. Those projects weren't completed until 2015 and won't be paid off until 2031.
Many states use these bonds to fund transportation projects due to a lack of available cash to pay for the entire project upfront.


Vice President Sultan al-Arada of the Presidential Leadership Council (PLC) officially inaugurated the Green City Park in Marib today. The park, constructed by a national investment group at a cost of $4.35 million, provides a much-needed recreational space for the city's residents.
Vice President al-Arada toured the park, divided into seven distinct sections catering to various needs. Visitors can enjoy 50 different entertainment games in the dedicated games section, including free and electronic options. Ample green spaces and family recreation areas offer opportunities for relaxation and socializing.
The park also boasts a section with various shops and services to meet visitors' needs. A unique highlight is the Saba Theater, an open-air theater designed in traditional style that can accommodate over 600 people. This addition provides a cultural touch and a venue for performances and events.


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ORDINANCE NO. NS-2112

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AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANTA ANA ADDING
SECTION 2-618 TO THE SANTA ANA MUNICIPAL CODE
TO DEFER PAYMENT OF CITY FEES AND CHARGES BY
THE COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY OF THE CITY
OF SANTA ANA

THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SANTA ANA DOES ORDAIN AS
FOLLOWS:

SECTION 1: That the Santa Ana Municipal Code is hereby
amended by adding a section, to be numbered 2-618, which said
section reads as follows:

Sec. 2-618. City fee payment deferral.

(a) To the extent that the community Redevelopment
Agency of the city of Santa Ana has an obligation to pay city
fees or charges (including development fees and administrative
cost fees) for construction, demolition, or building site
preparation work, the payment of such fees by the said
redevelopment agency, or by contractors performing such work,
or by the subcontractors of such contractors, shall be
deferred until such time as the city council may demand the
payment thereof. The said redevelopment agency shall be
responsible for the eventual payment of all fees deferred
pursuant to this section, including those which would
otherwise have been paid by its contractors or their
subcontractors. The said redevelopment agency's obligations
under this section shall constitute an indebtedness of the
said redevelopment agency to the City of Santa Ana.

(b) For purposes of this section, the said redevelopment
agency shall be deemed to have the obligation to pay city fees
and charges for construction, demolition or site preparation
work on private property only to the extent that the said
redevelopment agency has assumed such obligation in an
agreement with a private developer for the development of such
property.

SECTION 2: If any section, subsection, sentence, clause,
phrase or portion of this ordinance is for any reason held to be
invalid or unconstitutional by the decision of any court of
competent jurisdiction, such decision shall not affect the validity
of the remaining portions of this ordinance. The City Council of
the city of Santa Ana hereby declares that it would have adopted
this ordinance and each section, subsection, sentence, clause,
phrase or portion thereof irrespective of the fact that anyone or

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February 15 , 2007
Williamson and Maury Officials Meet to Discuss Traffic
NASHVILLE, Tenn. — State and local officials from southern Williamson County and northern Maury Countyheld a meeting on Feb. 12 to prioritize and communicate concerns regarding area road projects.
Attending the meeting were State Sen. Jack Johnson; State Sen. Bill Ketron; Senate Transportation Committee Chairman Jim Tracey; State Rep. Glen Casada; State Rep. Tom DuBois; Williamson County Mayor, Rogers Anderson; Maury County Mayor, James Bailey; Mayor of Franklin, Tom Miller; Mayor of Thompson’s Station, Leon Herron; Mayor of Spring Hill, Danny Leverette; and Mayor of Columbia, William Gentner.
The purpose of the meeting was to prioritize traffic concerns of southern Williamson County and northern Maury County, and to foster open lines of communication with state and local officials.
Three areas were identified as major concerns: the widening of Interstate 65 from Highway 96 to Interstate 840, the widening of Duplex Road in Spring Hill, and the widening of Bear Creek Pike between U.S. Hwy 31 and I-65 in Columbia.
“I am pleased that this many officials have decided to come together to look at the region’s traffic situation,” commented Sen. Johnson. “We look forward to working with the Department of Transportation and Governor Bredesen to do what we can to expedite these projects.”
The group of elected officials agreed that widening Interstate 65 was of primary importance. The possibility of a reduction in federal funds appropriated for the project was discussed, and Sen. Johnson agreed to contact Congressman Marsha Blackburn’s office to check the status of funding.
“The meeting was excellent,” said Sen. Tracy. “With this much support from the local officials the lines of communication should remain open and help streamline the process.”
State Rep. Tom DuBois added, “As a member of the South Central TN West Regional Planning Organization, I have personally seen the importance of meeting collectively from a regional standpoint to prioritize major road projects.”
Sen. Johnson also said that he will schedule a series of “town hall type” meetings in conjunction with local officials to discuss these projects with the community.


Dear Residents: The City of Lockport will begin paving the following:
PAVING: Lincoln Ave. (Transit – Pine St.)
DATE: Tuesday 7/19 & possibly Wednesday 7/20
– Do not park on the street from 5:00 a.m. – completion
– Local traffic will be accommodated.
– The paving will last 1 day (possibly 2)
If you have any questions, concerns, or if you need special assistance please call 716-439-6750.
Thank you so much and we apologize for any inconvenience this work may cause.


Tall ornate street light on all day T12
Reported in the Street Light category anonymously at 14:16, Mon 8 July 2019
Sent to Bristol City Council 14 hours, 3 minutes later
Tall street light T12 on all day wasting electricity and the life of the bulb. Many thanks it has been like this for weeks.
Posted by Bristol City Council at 03:20, Tue 9 July 2019
Customer follow up.
Posted by Bristol City Council at 20:05, Sat 13 July 2019
T2 not T21 I believe. On all day for a year or so.
Posted anonymously at 21:05, Sat 13 July 2019
Your issue has been passed to our contractors to rectify.
Posted by Bristol City Council at 12:42, Tue 16 July 2019
Your enquiry has now been closed.
State changed to: Fixed
Posted by Bristol City Council at 11:48, Tue 23 July 2019
This report is now closed to updates. You can make a new report in the same location.


Advance Notice of Closure - Pickards Recreation Park
Some of the play Equipment in Pickards Recreation ground is being replaced. To accommodate the installation the park will be CLOSED for up to a week (hopefully less) from Monday the 29th of November.
We are aware that this is a well used park and this will be disappointing for some residents but it is important for safety reasons
Posted: Tue, 23 Nov 2021 12:22 by Martin Broomhead


Mr. Heastie and other legislative officials stressed that specifics about the plan, including the exact price for entering Manhattan’s main business district, were still being considered, though he seemed confident that a deal could be brokered, likely before the state’s budget deadline on April 1.
Assembly members and Mr. Heastie have been hunkered behind closed doors in recent days, discussing a broad array of exemptions that would make congestion pricing more palatable, according to several members and aides. These include exemptions from the congestion fees for drivers who are poor, have disabilities or are going to medical appointments, among other things.
Calls for a congestion pricing plan had also increased. On Monday, prominent congestion pricing supporters, including Patrick Foye, the M.T.A. president, and Polly Trottenberg, the New York City transportation commissioner, came to Albany to meet with legislative leaders.
Kathryn S. Wylde, the head of the influential Partnership for New York City, a business group, was also pushing for such a plan, and praised Mr. Heastie shortly after he announced the deal for his “real skill” in “pulling together his diverse membership.”
In a sign of widening support this year, two separate grass-roots campaigns had emerged, as advocates lobbied legislators to gain their support, flooded local subway stops and urged frustrated subway riders to call and text their legislators.
“Transit riders were up in arms about the state of our subway system and it seems that our representatives in Albany really listened,” said John Raskin, the executive director of the Riders Alliance, which helped organize the #FixtheSubway coalition. “I think the visceral anger of subway riders stuck on yet another unreliable train played a pivotal role in legislators feeling the urgency of the problem.”
One congestion pricing plan backed by the governor and mayor is projected to raise about $1 billion annually from fees for driving into a congestion zone spanning Manhattan’s central business district, from 60th Street south to the Battery. That money would, in turn, be used to secure bonds totaling $15 billion for M.T.A. capital projects through 2024.


Floodplain Risk Management Study and Plan adopted
Published: 27 Mar 2018 9:22am
Wagga Wagga City Council has resolved to adopt the Wagga Wagga Revised Floodplain Risk Management Study and Plan.
The Draft Wagga Wagga Revised Floodplain Risk Management Study and Plan was amended following submissions received during the Public Exhibition period that ran from 24 October 2017 to 6 December 2017.
During the public exhibition period, Council received 439 submissions, including:
- 397 submissions - Proforma
- 29 submissions - Individual
- 13 submissions – Online
“We would like to thank everyone who went to the effort of attending a drop-in session to learn more about the study and plan and everyone who took the time to make a submission,” Mayor of City of Wagga Wagga Councillor Greg Conkey OAM said.
“This is one of Council’s most important documents and we look forward to progressing with the recommended floodplain risk management measures.”
The Wagga Wagga Revised Floodplain Risk Management Study includes a full assessment of the existing flood risk in the catchment, including flood hazard across the study area, overfloor flooding of residential, commercial and industrial properties, identification of known flooding issues and hotspots, and emergency response during a flood event.
The study also assesses various measures aimed at managing this flood risk against a range of criteria, and from this assessment the Revised Floodplain Risk Management Plan recommends risk management measures.
Council will now make an application under the NSW Government’s Floodplain Management Program to undertake a North Wagga Flood Mitigation Options Feasibility Study.
The feasibility study will investigate and compare the Voluntary House Raising & Voluntary Purchase Scheme, with the North Wagga Levee Upgrade to a 5% AEP level of protection. It will also assess the feasibility of a combined approach of both the levee upgrade and the voluntary house raising and purchasing.


As part of our field research in New Orleans we will be running a workshop and discussion event on the arts and city resilience in New Orleans at the Contemporary Arts Centre on 4th April, from 6pm.
Further information on the event and how to book can be found here: http://cacno.org/special-events/arts-and-city-resilience-new-orleans
We hope to see you there.
We were recently invited to contribute to Parksify, a podcast that explores questions concerning urban public spaces. You can hear the episode here: https://www.parksify.com/episodes/duggan-stuart; on it we discuss the Performing City Resilience project and our upcoming research visit to New Orleans.
The fieldwork we will be conducting in New Orleans (March-April 2018) represents the first formal part of this research project. As such, there will be no blog entries until nearer the time of that work. More information can be found here.


Monthly TRAIL CONDITION Report – August 2021
Colorado Blvd. (CR13)
- On the west side of Colo. Blvd. (CR13) a short detour is in place to go around a work site necessary for the installation of a new pedestrian bridge over the river. This wooden detour will be removed in the next week. The new bridge will be closed until the construction of the new trail from the Poudre Trail to Hwy 392 is complete.
- On the east side of Colo. Blvd. (CR13), pipeline work is taking place. Please proceed with caution when traveling through this section.
Detour at Raindance – The detour is located 1 mile east of Colorado Blvd. and 1/2 mile west of Eastman Park. The detour follows a gravel utility road and is rough, uneven, and can be muddy. Dismounting is recommended. The detour passes through private property so please stay on the road. For your safety, and out of respect for private property owners that allow the Poudre Trail to pass through their property, do not go around signs and barriers. The detour is in place to install safety tunnels along the new Raindance Golf Course. Construction at this location is expected to last eight weeks.
Poudre Ponds – The section of the Poudre Trail between 35th Ave. and 25th Ave. in Greeley is now open. For your safety, please stay on the trail as work continues on the Poudre Ponds Recreational Fishery. A completion date for the ponds is not available at this time.
East of 83rd Ave. – Drainage repair is scheduled in August for a short section of the trail east of 83rd Ave. The work is expected to take two days. A street detour will be in place.
Mowing - Mowers will yield to pedestrians and bicyclists, but please allow time for the operator to see you first and shut down the spinning blades before passing mowing equipment. Natural areas are managed to maintain and strengthen non-irrigated native grass species. This practice is different from neighborhood park settings.
If you require Emergency Help, call 911 and report the issue along with the information on the nearest trail marker. This will help emergency responders locate you. For non-emergency situations or if you see something on the trail that needs attention, call or e-mail the trail office at 970-381-6250; firstname.lastname@example.org, and leave a message with the information. It is helpful if you provide your contact information, should the Trail Manager need clarification.
CONNECT WITH THE TRAIL


Planning Commission staff initiated this text amendment to update the Intergovernmental Coordination Element (ICE) of the Future of Hillsborough County: Comprehensive Plan for Unincorporated Hillsborough County on January 1, 2022. This effort was deemed to be needed as this section (Element) was last updated in 2008. The Intergovernmental Coordination section sets forth the means and structure to coordinate the activities and responsibilities of local governments and other agencies that are tasked to serve our residents and meet the long-range vision of Hillsborough County.
Intergovernmental Coordination for unincorporated Hillsborough County involves many jurisdictions:
- Hillsborough County
- Plant City
- Temple Terrace
- Manatee County (and its Municipalities)
- Pasco County (and its Municipalities)
- Polk County (and its Municipalities)
- Pinellas County (and its Municipalities)
- Hardee County (and its Municipalities)
Draft Property Rights Element Language
A Virtual Public Engagement Meeting was held on Tuesday, February 22, 2022, at 4:30 pm. A recording of the presentation can be viewed below. You may submit comments and questions using the online submission form or you may send written comments to:
The Planning Commission, C/O Mark P. Hudson, 601 Kennedy Boulevard, 18th Floor, Tampa Florida, 33602 or to email@example.com. Questions can also be directed to Mark Hudson at 813-582-7338.
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The City of Collegedale has parks and greenways for the community to enjoy various recreational pursuits. Children of all ages play on the award-winning Imagination Station playground. Adults can exercise on the stationary equipment along the park perimeter and greenway adjacent to Imagination Station. Stop and rest in a swing and watch wildlife on the greenway system at Wolftever Creek. Do not miss the inspiring history and patriotism at Veterans Memorial Park, which is highlighted under a magnificent display of fireworks for the July Freedom Celebration.
Children run, play, imagine, interact, and stay busy on playground equipment designed for all ages. The park, located behind City Hall, has a caboose and train platform to explore, sandbox, stationary exercise equipment, pickleball courts, a free library stand located in front of the restrooms, and a rentable pavilion.
We love our dogs! So much in fact, that the community came together to establish the Collegedale Dog Park. Our off-leash dog park provides a great place for our furry friends to run, play, and socialize with their neighbors. Come out and join other responsible dog owners. The park is located at the east end of the Wolftever Greenway by the Nature Nook.
Veterans Memorial Park
Collegedale celebrates and commemorates those who have served us in the armed services. Veterans Memorial Park was designed to honor and thank our veterans, while incorporating educational components that are shared with students young and old. Tour the park and view plaques, monuments, flags of all 50 states, sculptures, and military installations as you reflect on those whom have made sacrifices on our nation’s behalf. Veterans Memorial Park is located along Wolftever Creek Greenway facing Apison Pike.
As a Walk with Me Tennessee and Healthier Tennessee community, Collegedale is proud to offer beautiful, scenic greenways to get people moving. Whether you are a walker or a runner, the Greenway is a three-phase paved pedestrian trail built to provide a safe path for our residents to stay active and healthy.
Thatcher Switch Recreational Area
This recreational area is situated at the intersection of Tucker Road and Apison Pike. A small playground, multi-use soccer field, and rentable event pavilion are located at this entry area onto the greenway system.
Amidst a quiet grove of trees and picturesque landscaping at Tallant Road and Apison Pike, sits a quaint open-air amphitheater. The amphitheater is a gift from Kiwanis Club of Ooltewah-Collegedale and is a great thinking and gathering place. Connected to the Nature Nook is a playground and gazebo with a swing just right for reading and studying. The greenway and dog park are accessible at the turnaround. Restrooms are available at the Economic Development Center beside the turnaround.


Makran Coastal Highway Project was inaugurated on 16 Dec 2004. Makran Coastal Highway is a project of vital National interest undertaken by FWO. This project is a segment of greater Gwadar plan aimed to facilitate, bridge and develop various sectors of economy.
The construction of Makran Coastal Highway will not only generate enormous economic activiites in the region but will also pave way to create employment opportunities for the poor people living along the 800 KM long coastal belt. It will also provide a safe, convenient and affordable trade transit route to Afghanistan, China and Land-locked countries of Central Asia to thecountries of Middle East and Persian Gulf, thus bringing socio-economic uplift for all.
Makran Coastal Highway is not just another road, infact, it is a 650 KM longpromise of immense national development and progress. This highway is bound to open an absolutely new chapter of prosperity and is yet another proof of Frontier Works Organisation’s commitment to Nation Building.


For Immediate Release
November 22, 2017
Contact: Charisma Glassman
Miami Lakes, FL - The Town of Miami Lakes and its Neighborhood Improvement Committee (NIC) will be hosting a Code Compliance Community Meeting on:
- Date: Wednesday, December 6th
- Time: 6:30 PM
- Location: Town Hall’s Council Chambers, located at 6601 Main Street.
A presentation will be given by the Town’s Code Enforcement Department to inform residents on how to keep our Miami Lakes community "Growing Beautifully."
For more information about this event, you may also visit www.miamilakes-fl.gov/nic.
CONTACT Charisma Glassman Communications and Economic Development Email: email@example.com
Jessica Roark Neighborhood Improvement Committee Email: firstname.lastname@example.org Tel: (305) 364-6100


Please note that there are also two footpath closures in the Coombe area that will be closed for up to six months starting June 1st.
Mon 5th June 2023 for up to 11 days. Birdcage Lane and Toadpit Lane, Ottery St Mary.
Monday 12th June 2023 for up to 7 days. Holcombe Lane, Ottery St Mary. There is no diversion available.
(Note the linked document has the original dates, these works have been deferred to allow the operatives to be redeployed to repair potholes in the area)
Tues 27th June 2023 for up to 5 days. Gosford Lane, Taleford.
Mon 7th August for up to 5 days. Road from Gerway Lane to Burcombe Grange, Wiggaton.


In 2019 NewEdge entered into a contract with the City of Benbrook to host their existing GIS data and implement an Enterprise Geodatabase in the NewEdge Cloud Environment along with ArcGIS Server. NewEdge then produced web maps and applications utilizing the city’s ArcGIS Online account to produce meaningful and efficient maps for public and organization consumption. Individuals identified as editors were given access to feature services which allows them to currently maintain their data as though it is still on-site while also allowing them to update their data instantly.
As the partnership has progressed more projects were developed to help the city leverage the use of their data. ESRI Collector Applications were created to allow the Public Works Department to collect and update their data in the field and will eventually lead to the creation of Survey123 forms to assist in the inspection of these assets.


At the invitation of the Lisbon City Council and Galeria de Arte Urbana, I fulfilled a long-standing desire. I had long wished to paint this location in Parque da Nações in Lisbon. It finally happened in August 2023. It is undoubtedly an extraordinary place, providing a serene and inviting environment, ideal for engaging in physical activities and moments of leisure with family. The integration of art and the natural beauty that surrounds the space is a perfect combination. I believe that this project will not only enhance the area aesthetically but also contribute to promoting a healthy lifestyle, encouraging the community to enjoy this space while engaging in physical activities, particularly cycling. Thank you.


Golden Gate Bridge
The Golden Gate Bridge, an iconic landmark and engineering marvel, connects San Francisco and Marin County in California. Its opening in 1937 marked a significant moment in American history and infrastructure.
The opening of the Golden Gate Bridge in 1937 was a significant event in American history, marking a major achievement in engineering and creating an iconic landmark. The bridge connected San Francisco and Marin County and became a symbol of progress and a popular subject in pop culture.


The Council is responsible for the collection, treatment and disposal of wastewater from the 14 communities throughout the district.
This includes the management, operation and maintenance of a number of wastewater pump stations, treatment plants and over 240 km of wastewater mains.
The Council considers the provision of a public wastewater system to the community an essential service. The Council elects to perform this function to ensure that the community receives an affordable, safe and reliable service. This ensures the health of the community is protected and the impacts on the environment are minimised.
Asset management is carried out by the Council to optimally manage its wastewater assets and their associated performance, and manage the risks and expenditures over their life cycle.


Transcript for Deadly Bridge Collapse on I-75 in Cincinnati, Ohio
We move onto that deadly bridge collapse in Ohio. A construction worker killed, a truck driver injured when the overpass in Ohio crumbled onto the highway below. Concrete plunging in an instant. ABC's Alex Perez on the investigation and the questions about America's aging highways tonight. Reporter: Tense moments overnight along I-75 in Cincinnati. Report of an overpass at hopple street collapsing. Reporter: Tons of concrete and machinery plummeting onto the highway after this overpass collapsed. Looks like we have a dismantled overpass collapsed down onto a semitractor trailer here. Reporter: It was just after 10:30 Monday night. The overpass was being demolished as part of a highway widening project when it somehow gave way, pancaking onto the highway below. A semitruck driving under the overpass crashing into the scrumabling concrete. That driver miraculously surviving, just minor injuries. But a construction worker, 35-year-old Brandon Carl, was killed. Carl, a father of four, was engaged. Authorities now working to figure out how an ordinary demolition turned deadly. It's a routine operation. For the most part. We've done it on other projects. So, it was a simple demolition. Reporter: Federal records show the overpass was in "Decent shape," and was rated an 86 o4 out of 100 after its last inspection in 2011. But a 2013 report found more than 66,000 deficient bridges across the country. Traffic along this section of I-75 now halted, as crews work to clean up the scene. And at this point it's unclear when exactly this stretch of I-75 may reopen. Authorities say they are very lucky this did not happen during the rush hour when more people could have been hurt. David?
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Riverfront Park - Dog Park
Facility Area Information
200 & 252 Welles Street
Glastonbury, CT 06033
|Check out the Glastonbury Dog Park!
|With over 2,000 licensed dogs in town, local dog lovers raised the funds needed to build the town’s first dog park which opened in May, 2011. The dog park is a fenced-in area where dogs can run and socialize off-leash legally and safely. A separate area for small dogs is also included. Some of the park amenities include benches, waste receptacles, dog litter bags, water stations and more! The park is located within the Riverfront Park, 200 Welles Street, Glastonbury.
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Raleigh - Contractors with the Department of Transportation will continue resurfacing Amelia Church Road tonight from U.S. 70 Business to N.C. 42, heading west, in Clayton in Johnston County.
All work must be completed at night - between the hours of 8 p.m. and 6 a.m. - due to high volumes of traffic as well as the immediate vicinity to schools. The work is anticipated to be completed over 4 nights, weather permitting.
The workers are adding a 1.5-inch asphalt overlay to the roadway. No detour is in place, as the contractor is managing traffic through flagging operations.
Motorists are reminded to stay alert in the work zone and obey the posted speed limit.
For real-time travel information at any time, visit the Traveler Services section of the NCDOT website or follow NCDOT on Twitter.


2022 – WINNER, National AFL Community Facility of the Year, Ken Gannon Community Facility of the Year Awards
2022 – WINNER, Victoria AFL Community Facility of the Year, Ken Gannon Community Facility of the Year Awards
Brand Architects worked closely with Warrnambool City Council and its Project Working Group, to navigate a reasonably complex project with numerous stakeholders, including multiple clubs and prospective tenants, the adjacent Warrnambool Football Club, the Umpires Association, and the broader community.
Completed in 2022, it is a shining example of state government and local council coming together with sporting stakeholders to deliver a wonderful outcome for the community. The venue has given the Warrnambool area a major boost and having been developed to cater for AFL preseason and AFLW matches, hosted its first AFLW home-and-away game in October 2022 when 3,800 spectators flocked to watch Essendon play Geelong.
The facility doesn’t just cater to but encourages female participation in sport, with gender neutral, inclusive change and amenities for players and umpires. The building and its surrounds are highly accessible to players, spectators and the general public, and has significantly improved the overall amenity of the site.


Regular garbage pickup is Monday if you live South of Main Avenue and Wednesday if you live North of Main Avenue (in city limits) and Rural Residents living East & North of town. Please see the city forms page for more information on holiday pickups, rates, and acceptable items.
Recycling is provided by City of Oakes and is collected every third Tuesday of the month. The service and Blue Single Sort Recycling Cart are provided as a courtesy to you from the City. A detailed list of items permitted in the container and calendar is available below or on the city forms page.
Cardboard can be disposed of at multiple locations in town. Any metal dumpster can be utilized. Please remove packaging material and break down boxes. Household garbage is not allowed in these metal dumpsters. Cardboard only!
In order to have snow removal completed in a timely and efficient matter, all vehicles must be removed from the streets and alleys after an accumulation of one inch or more of snowfall. Those vehicles not moved are subject to citation.
Street repairs and maintenance are conducted by the City Street Department. This includes patching, graveling and blading areas in town. Street signs and stop lights are also maintained by the City and are reviewed and ⁄ or serviced annually. During the "non-snow" season, street sweeping is completed as follows: Streets-every other Monday, Avenues-every other Wednesday, Downtown-every Friday.
The street lights are maintained by Otter Tail Power Company. Otter Tail should be contacted for any concerns regarding replacement or repairs. 701.252.0540
Please contact City Supervisor Pat Nelson for availability 701-710-1868


Bollards being used to create barrier
Reported in the General Highways Enquiry category anonymously at 13:09, Fri 11 September 2020
Sent to Bristol City Council less than a minute later
For about a week someone has been creating barriers with bollards and other street furniture at the corner of Sion road and Gladstone Place The blockage has been partially removed on a couple of occasions but keeps getting put back. The site of the obstruction has double yellow lines. I have a feeling that the barriers are to prevent parking on the lines. This happens quite often. The effect of the barriers is to narrow the roadway and would probably make it more difficult for access for emergency services. Perhaps the bollards etc need to be removed to fix the issue
A new enquiry has been raised for this issue.
Posted by Bristol City Council at 13:10, Fri 11 September 2020
This issue is currently under investigation. We'll provide updates on the outcome as soon as we can.
Posted by Bristol City Council at 13:49, Fri 11 September 2020
We've investigated this issue and don't think any further action is needed at this time.
State changed to: Closed
Posted by Bristol City Council at 15:15, Tue 24 November 2020
This report is now closed to updates. You can make a new report in the same location. Please reference 2289837 in your new report if it is an update on this one.


fresh lot in Heart of Allentown (15210): extremely cheap; easily rebuildable
Still crisp / not overgrown – ready to rebuild ASAP!
Near the intersection of Mt. Oliver and S. 18th Streets (right off of Arlington Avenue) at the SE border of Allentown & Knoxville/the Slopes.
Flat & clear – property was just torn-down; easily ready utilities.
Big lot for the area. Comparable lots sell up to $15k. A lot in Carrick somehow sold for $33.4k.
Good transit, walkability (WalkScore: 70) parking, & rental comps.
- Seconds from local Allentown shops.
- Less than a 1-mile walk/drive to E. Carson Street.
- About a minute from SouthSide Park.
**Make me any offer .. I’m ready for this to go!
- Taxes: $518
- Electric: Available
- Plumbing: Available
- Parking: Off-street (rear) – rebuild parking pad or garage
- Rental Potential: $1,325/mo post-rebuild


Notice is given that Bath and North East Somerset Council in exercise of its powers under section 14 of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 intends to make an order the effect of which will be to temporarily introduce a road closure in the entire length of Milsom Street, Bath.
This order is required because works are being or are proposed to be executed on or near the road to facilitate a new connection in the carriageway by Wessex Water and will be operative from 30 October 2017 for a maximum period of 1 week. The road will only be restricted as and when traffic signs are in position and may not be effected for the whole of the period but only for so long as is necessary to execute the works. This is anticipated to be for a period of 5 nights between the times of 19:00hrs to 23:00hrs.
Applicant details: Brian Freegard, Wessex Water
Telephone details: 0345 600 4 600
Dated: 5th October 2017
Bath and North East Somerset Council
Traffic Regulation Order Team
Highways and Traffic
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The Jammu Municipal Corporation (JMC) on Wednesday demolished two illegally constructed structures here, an official said, urging local residents not to raise any constructions in violation of the building permissions.
A demolition drive was carried out at Sainik Colony during which a construction being raised illegally was dismantled by the enforcement wing of the corporation, a JMC spokesperson said.
She said the same construction was demolished on June 17 after its owner failed to respond to repeated notices from the JMC and continued with the construction without seeking any permission from the competent authority.
The accused was again found violating the norms and carrying out the construction, prompting the action, the official said.
The spokesperson said the JMC also demolished unauthorized and illegal construction raised over a stream at Jeevan Nagar in Digiana area.
“The construction was the main cause of choking and overflowing of the nallah (stream) during the prevailing monsoon,” the JMC said.
JMC commissioner Avny Lavasa urged the local residents not to raise any constructions in violation of the building permissions.
“No violations in sanctioned building plans will be tolerated and the number of permissions issued in every ward needs to be kept constantly under the watch so that no deviations are allowed at any cost,” she said. ( PTI )


SPORTS punctuates the city of Santa Barbara with colorful matrix pavilions SPORTS - the design collaboration of Greg Corso and Molly Hunker - has installed “runaway” as a vibrant beacon for the sunny Californian city.
FitTrail Jogging and Fitness System. Outdoor exercise systems installed on a jogging/walking trail or in clusters. Fitness trail equipment includes instruction signs and exercise structures designed for the novice or conditioned athlete.
The_West_Harlem_Piers_Park-by-W_Architecture-11 Landscape Architecture Works | Landezine #landscapearchitecture


The Ross Valley Flood Protection and Watershed Program was established after the flooding that occurred in Ross Valley during December 2005. The floods caused nearly $95 million in damages in the communities of Fairfax, San Anselmo, Ross, Kentfield and Larkspur.
The program is a regional effort led by the Marin County Flood Control and Water Conservation District. The objective to substantially reduce the frequency and severity of flooding throughout the Ross Valley Watershed, in an economically viable manner while prioritizing public safety and minimizing environmental impacts.
The Flood Control District works towards this objective through these actions:
- Reduce and attenuate flows by increasing floodplain detention storage and stormwater infiltration
- Increase creek and floodplain capacity to convey floodwaters by:
- Enlarging some channels through the removal, modification or replacement of existing obstructions to flow, such as structures or bridges
- Containing flood flows as they move through the watershed
- Conducting regular creek and channel maintenance
- Community flood education including flood preparedness real-time rain and stream monitoring, flood response checklists and information
Zone 9 is located within the Ross Valley watershed.
The Zone is overseen by a seven-member Advisory Board. They meet annually during the second week of May at various locations throughout Ross Valley. The Advisory Board may:
- Cancel a meeting by announcing the cancellation of the meeting
- Call special meetings, with proper notice, if the need arises
One member each appointed by the City of Larkspur, Town of Ross, Town of San Anselmo, and the Town of Fairfax, and three members appointed by the County Board of Supervisors as At-Large members from the unincorporated area of Flood Control Zone 9. All members live within the zone's boundaries. Advisory Board members are appointed to serve a 4-year term.
- Phone: (415) 473-6528
- Contact us by email


Between Victoria Road South and Hilton Centre Driveway
About the project
V.A. Wood (Guelph) Inc., on behalf of the Turfgrass Institute is carrying out some environmental engineering work at several locations on College Avenue East.
Work begins February 6
The work is expected to begin on or about February 6 and take approximately one day, weather permitting.
There will be a lane reduction at various locations on College Avenue East, however, two-way traffic will be maintained at all times.
There will be no interruption to any City services during construction. Waste collection will not be affected. Please continue to place your green, blue and grey carts at the curb, as per your regular schedule.
Map of construction area
The City appreciates your patience, understanding and co-operation during this important construction project. Any updates will be posted on guelph.ca/construction.
For more information
Paulo de Oliveira, C.Tech., rcji, Utility Coordinator
Technical Services, Engineering and Transportation Services
City of Guelph
519-822-1260 extension 2341


50x100 PLOTS AT KITENGELA-MILIMANI
On Sale Kshs. 1,600,000NEG
WITH READY TITLES DEEDS
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
•The plots are located near Kitengela Town in a serene neighborhood.
•Within a well developed area great for immediate settlement.
•With close proximity to educational facilities, churches, entertainment centres, shopping complexes & hospitals.
•Water and electricity available.
•Serviced by accessible all weather roads.


One of the main flood prevention upgrades is that Twin Spruce Road will receive a “box culvert” at the State Highway 72 junction. A box culvert is a concrete structure, and these types of culvert held up very well during the Coal Creek flood. This upgraded culvert should allow improved water flow, and reduced road damage in times of heavy rains.
This is a significant undertaking, however CDOT/Lawrence Construction managed to schedule the work so it began once Highway 72 was open … not have the Highway 72 opening (& Canyonites) wait for this part of the project. If things go to plan there should not be any extended closures to highway 72 during this time.
Clearly Twin Spruce Road will be closed during this period. Next Tuesday (November 19th) until (estimated) next Saturday (November 23rd.)
Some gas line work will be done at the same time by Xcel energy. There is no information on potential natural gas outages at this time.
During this period the previously well known Burland Road, Ranche Elsie Road, Skyline Drive route is the suggested detour.


Dublin is being torn down and transformed.
Every route through town forces you past the shell of a place you used to love: a venue, a café, a community space. It’s impossible to imagine Dublin without cranes, the symbol nobody asked for.
But what if they were used to build something that would benefit us all? In an outdoor performance reading Dublin’s cranes as musical notation, we’ll play music to them – and to you – remembering Dublin’s past, imagining its future.
Supported by the Arts Council / An Comhairle Ealaíon, Dublin City Council and Waterways Ireland
Please note: this performance takes place outdoors, please dress appropriately
16:30 & 18:30
free but ticketed


An Indiana icon is getting a major honor this week and she's not alone.
Madame CJ Walker will be immortalized alongside other Hoosier heroes with a 6-foot tall column along Georgia Street in downtown Indianapolis.
The column will be unveiled Friday at the intersection of Capital and Georgia Streets.
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The Metro Gold Line Foothill Extension Construction Authority will host a meeting Tuesday for communities impacted by the Colorado Bridge construction.
The meeting begins promptly at 6 p.m. with a 15- to 20-minute presentation. Attendees can then walk around and ask Gold Line officials questions.
Once the Colorado Bridge is finished in April, work will begin on the Santa Anita Bridge, which is scheduled for completion at the end of October. Construction will shutdown brieftly to avoid interference with the 2013 Breeders' Cup at Santa Anita Park on Nov. 1 and 2. Then, crews will begin work to expand the existing bridge on Huntington Drive at Second Street.
- Date: Tuesday, Feb. 12 from 6 p.m.-8 p.m.
- Location: Santa Anita Church, Fellowship Hall, 226 W. Colorado Blvd. in Arcadia.


The authority responsible for delivering Qatar’s World Cup stadiums has revealed designs for the Al Thumama Stadium – the sixth proposed 2022 FIFA World Cup venue.
The stadium has been designed by Qatari architect Ibrahim Jaidah, who is the chief architect of Arab Engineering Bureau (AEB) and is based on the traditional ‘gahfiya’ headdress.
A contract has already been awarded for the stadium’s construction by the Supreme Committee for Delivery and Legacy (SC) to a joint venture between Qatar-based contractor Al Jaber Engineering and Turkey’s Tekfen Construction. It was awarded in February.
The stadium is due to hold 40,000 fans during the tournament itself, but will be reduced to a 20,000-seat venue once the tournament is over, with the excess seating donated to a country in need of sporting infrastructure, SC said in its statement.
Read the full article on Zawya.