AFTER months of action, three pumps discharging sewage into the River Lavant have finally been turned off.
The ‘emergency measures’ were put in place by Southern Water to prevent homes in the Lavant Valley from flooding during ‘the wettest year on record’.
The water company has promised to protect homes in Charlton, Singleton and Lavant from sewer flooding by sealing the sewers.
West Sussex County Councillor Mike Hall condemned Southern Water’s actions as ‘completely unacceptable’ and said the 40-year-old drainage system couldn’t cope with the pressure.
Southern Water said they will ‘conduct extensive surveys’ of the sewers and install flow monitors and remote controlled CCTV vehicles as part of a £4 million plan to combat the flooding.
Mel Karam, director of assets at Southern Water, said: “We have a firm plan in place to bring long term relief to the communities affected in the valley, including improvement schemes such as reseeding the area around the pond at East Dean which has been damaged by tanker movement.”


Chaffee County Campus Planned Development application on deck for work session
Due to the Fourth of July holiday, Salida City Council will host both their work session and regular meeting, back to back on July 6. The work session will begin at 5:00 p.m. and the agenda includes a conceptual review with the Planning Commission on a Major Impact Review for the Chaffee County Campus Planned Development application.
The Chaffee County Government has submitted a Major Impact Review application for a Planned Development Overlay on their 3.75 acre parcel located at 104 Crestone Ave. that contains much of the county’s administrative functions. The parcel is zoned Single-Family Residential, and the current use is for the Administrative Building, Chaffee County Courts Building, Chaffee County Dispatch, Jail Building, and the State Patrol Communications Building and Tower. The EMS garage that is now within that overlay area is scheduled to be removed in the near future.
Because the Single-Family Residential zone designation does not make sense for the current and future uses of the property at the Chaffee County Campus, the applicant would like the Planned Development Overlay to closely align with the C-1 zone district dimensional standards.
Council will also have a discussion during that work session, about short-term rentals and a possible financial contributions for the Jane’s Place Adaptive Housing Project.
City Housing and Chaffee Unified Election Code Topics for Regular Meeting
The regular meeting will start promptly at 6:00 p.m. with agenda items including the second reading and public hearing of Ordinances 2021-09 and 2021-10. Ordinance 2021-09 deals with the rezoning of 900 J Street from Commercial to Manufactured Housing Residential. Ordinance 2021-10 would amend a section of the Salida Municipal Code concerning in-lieu fees chosen as an option for the satisfaction of the inclusionary housing requirements.
New Business and action items include Resolution 2021-21 which would approve a coordinated mail ballot election and adopting the uniform election code. Chaffee County Clerk and Recorder, Lori Mitchell, will conduct a mail ballot election for the November 2, 2021 election.
This resolution would approve the intergovernmental agreement (IGA) with the County, including the city’s participation in the coordinated mail ballot election and adoption of the Uniform Election Code. The signed IGA must be returned to the County Clerk by August 24.
The IGA requests that the City designate its Designated Election Official (DEO); the DEO shall act as the primary contact between the City and the Chaffee County Clerk and Recorder. Staff recommends designating City Clerk, Erin Kelley, to serve as the DEO for the City of Salida.
The City of Salida will have four elected positions on the ballot: the Mayor, and City Council seats in Ward One, Two and Three. The deadline to return nomination petitions is August 23. The ballot language must be certified and delivered to the Chaffee County Clerk by September 3, 2021.
City Council meetings continue to allow in-person attendance, primarily for purposes of conducting public hearings. The city still requests that those wishing to testify should plan to do so via the GoToWebinar platform or by email or letter.
Anyone who is unvaccinated who wants to provide testimony must wear a face mask and remain at least six feet away from others both inside and outside of the Council Chambers.
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WITH much tail wagging and champing at the leash, Rockingham dogs big and small bolted into their new dedicated play area.
Rockingham’s first enclosed off-leash dog exercise area opened at Bay View Reserve in Rockingham on Saturday .
The area includes an all-dog or big dog area while a smaller enclosed area is specifically for little dogs.
Mayor Barry Sammels opened the park.
“The City has 19,000 registered dogs living here being exercised at any of the more than 100 reserves in Rockingham but these areas are not fenced, and they are shared with playgrounds, sporting facilities and other recreation areas,” he said
“This is the City’s first designated enclosed off-leash dog exercise area for the exclusive use of dog owners.
“It’s fantastic to have a space where dogs – and their owners – can have fun and socialise.”
The project cost$165,000 due to strict requirements the enclosure had to meet Cr Sammels said.
“It is a big cost but it had to be secure and built from high quality materials resistant to weathering,” he said.
The dog park has various activity zones to minimise high-speed free running and encourage interaction, dog drinking fountains, seating and a 1.8m high boundary fence with a 1.5m solid, internal dividing fence.
The park has also been designed for wheelchair access.
Cr Sammels said there are plans for further parks throughout Rockingham with the next one earmarked for Baldivis.


Designed to be both decorative and functional, the Test-e planter is offered in two lengths and can be installed in an aligned arrangement to act as a vegetated boundary between roads and pavements, eliminating the need for bollards or pivots.
Its striking oval shape and linear diagonal grooves, with the addition of planting, enhance its surrounding environment whilst reducing the overall weight of the product.
- Can be arranged in a variety of layouts to form pedestrian walkways or cycle lanes
- Functional and aesthetically pleasing
- Range of colours available
- Durable material
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Manchester Clean Air Zone
Phase 1 of The Clean Air Zone planned for Greater Manchester comes into force on 30 May 2022 (with phase 2 scheduled for 1 June 2023). Phase 1 covers:
Coaches without a temporary exemption
Greater Manchester-licensed taxis and private hire vehicles without a temporary exemption
Taxis and private hire vehicles licensed outside Greater Manchester
If you are caught by the zoning you should check whether business vehicles (and in due course) employees vehicles might be caught by the zoning and whether you are eligible to apply for financial support, or a daily charge discount.
Daily charges range from £7.50 up to £60 depending on the type of vehicle and age, with fixed penalty notices to be applied for non-payment.
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The Elegant Rivercrest Homes Built on the Lakeside
Rivercrest is a lakeside community that features elegant, and custom built homes. The well-established community is situated on the Rivercrest Drive. The area was developed in the early 1960s by the Bohn family. With the passage of time, new homes have continuously been built and developed. The homes are in various styles ranging from the refurbished originals of 60s to Mediterranean villas. All households in the community are privileged to have an incredible view of the lake and private dockyards.
There are several prestigious schools such as St. Stephen’s Episcopal School and Eanes ISD School that are adjacent to the area. Students, therefore, have no difficulties in accessing education. The popular Loop 360 connects the community to some of Austin’s amenities such as the Austin’s Country Club. The Emma Long Metropolitan is an important landmark that serves a ground for family picnics and morning hikes. After a tiring day at work or a long day at the lakeside, residents usually meet at Eleven Plates and Wine in the evening for dinner. With Rivercrest being only a twenty minutes’ drive away from downtown Austin, it is the perfect place for your family to stay.


QuakeWrap strengthening was applied to two bridges: The overpass at I-17 and Jefferson Street — not considered structurally deficient – and the 19th Avenue overpass, which earlier had been labeled the most-traveled structurally deficient bridge in the state by the American Road & Transportation Builders Association. The bridge’s status has since been upgraded.
“Our ADOT Bridge Group focuses on using new and innovative bridge-repair technologies that enhance safety while saving time and taxpayer dollars,” ADOT Senior Bridge Engineer William Downes told Composites Manufacturing magazine. “We’re likely to use it again if and when repairs are needed.”
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Rourkela: Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik today laid the foundation stone for India’s largest Hockey Stadium in Rourkela. Along with this, he also dedicated to the people of the state different projects worth Rs 5000 Crore.
The world class hockey stadium will come up on a 15 acre land in the BPUT Campus which will have a seating capacity of 20000 people. Rourkela is going to host the 2023 World Cup Hockey along with Bhubaneswar. Naveen Also announced that the stadium will be named as Birshamunda Stadium. “It will show to the world Odias are second to none,” Naveen said in his speech.
Amidst spellbound cultural programs and audio visual presentations attended by a large number of dignitaries and common people, Naveen dedicated the projects that include drinking water projects worth Rs 1611 crore, irrigation projects worth 320 crore, Health Services Worth 111 Crore, Roads and Bridges worth 1060 crore, Education projects worth 366 Crore, Sanitation facilities worth 250 crore, Livelihood initiatives worth 216 crore, Smart City Development projects for Rourkela worth 471 Crore, Women and Child Rs 135 Crore and Infrastructure projects worth Rs. 67 Crore.


Bemidji Mayor Gives Her Last State Of The City Address
The state of the city of Bemidji is at a crossroads – that’s what Bemidji mayor Rita Albrecht said during her last State of the City address Tuesday night.
She says the biggest challenge for the city is with upcoming infrastructure projects. These include the water treatment plant for the city’s drinking water supply, the wastewater treatment facility expansion, and the ability to fund the capital needs of the Sanford Center.
Albrecht will not be running for mayor in the next election, as she previously announced she’s seeking the DFL endorsement to run for the Minnesota Senate District 5 seat.
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AUSTIN (KXAN) — The flyover connecting northbound I-35 with northbound US 183 was destroyed early Saturday morning as part of TxDOT improvement works in the area.
TxDOT tweeted this video, showing the moment that district engineer Tucker Ferguson detonated the explosives that sent the flyover crashing down.
The flyover was destroyed because it was steep and caused large vehicles to slow down and delay traffic, TxDOT explained.
It will be replaced by an extended flyover with a lower grade, which will also accommodate a northbound bypass lane for St. John’s Avenue.
TxDOT says the work will take about four months to complete.
Traffic will be affected this weekend and next weekend, May 15-16. Crews need to temporarily close both directions of I-35 and US 183 in the area, as well as the frontage roads, between 6 a.m. and 8 a.m.
While the work takes place, drivers trying to access US 183 from I-35 should use the Rundberg Lane exit and take the non-signalized U-turn at Rundberg Lane to access the new southbound I-35 to northbound US 183 flyover.
In the meantime, drivers should stay patient and aware of crews when traveling through the work zone.


This past Saturday, a group of DURA Decathletes volunteered at Red Hook’s Added Value Community Farms, and man did we have a blast!
We had worked with David Buckel under the Community Composting Initiative. David was very knowledgeable and helpful, and he kept the day flowing smoothly- it was clear that a fair amount of organization and planning went into putting the service day together!
Added Value Community Farm was started in 2000 as part of an initiative to give the community access to fresh and affordable produce, as well as address the issue of community teens’ lack of employment opportunities. The farm was initially less than an eighth of it’s size today. Since then, it has grown (pun not intended) to a full sized city block, complete with composting sites, many many square feet of growing plots, and its own solar panels!


Hammersmith flyover to reopen for cars and light traffic as vital repair works continue
Drivers advised to continue to plan routes carefully and avoid area if possible.
TfL will be able to re-open one lane in each direction of the Hammersmith Flyover to cars, vans and other light vehicles, before tomorrow morning's rush hour, following confirmation from structural engineers and leading independent experts that the flyover is now safe to take light traffic.
One lane of light traffic will now be permitted in each direction, while work continues to strengthen key sections of the flyover.
Traffic restrictions will be enforced by a two-metre (6'6") width restriction at either end of the flyover to prevent large vehicles such as Heavy Goods Vehicles (HGVs) and coaches from crossing.
The structural repair works, which TfL now expects to take around four months to complete, will focus on strengthening six of the 16 spans of the structure to ensure that they can carry full traffic loading by the 2012 Games.
The advice for motorists as this work takes place is to consider avoiding the area if possible as the flyover is not fully open they should.
TfL will have signage and traffic management measures in place to help reinforce that.
Once these repair works, which will see new cables installed within the structure to strengthen the flyover, are completed, TfL will be able to reopen the flyover to all traffic, well ahead of the London 2012 Games.
Following the London 2012 Games, TfL will return to the structure to strengthen the remaining ten spans of the flyover, as well as carry out additional work to re-waterproof the entire road deck to complete the permanent repair.
This work is expected to take place in a way that will allow as much traffic as possible to use the flyover during the works.
Boris Johnson, Mayor of London, said: 'I made it very clear the Hammersmith Flyover should not be closed for one minute longer than it has to be and this partial reopening will provide some relief for the thousands of motorists and local people whose lives have been disrupted.
'I can assure those people that I will ensure the team continues to work tirelessly in order to get this vital structure fully operational as soon as possible.'
Garrett Emmerson, Chief Operating Officer for Surface Transport at TfL, said: 'Our engineers, contractors and suppliers have worked day and night during the Christmas period and beyond to enable us to partially reopen the flyover as quickly as possible.
'This should significantly reduce the traffic disruption many thousands of drivers have been experiencing since the flyover closed, and means that work to fully reopen the flyover will be completed well before the London 2012 Games.'
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Singapore commuters suffered the largest MRT breakdown today (June 28) with 33 stations – including 8 interchange stations – along the North-South and East-West lines affected since 5.15pm.
Public transport operator SMRT claimed that a signally fault has occurred on its newly-installed train signalling system on the North-South line, and that passengers are expected to see delays for at least 30 minutes. The train delay became a no-service twenty minutes later on 5.30pm, creating chaos in the city vicinity at the peak hours. SMRT then claimed that train services resumed at 6.10pm but advised a 15 minute delay.
At 5.22pm, five stations along the East-West lines from Joo Koon to Tuas Link also stopped train service which SMRT also blamed on “signalling fault”. SMRT issued a fake news on 5.56pm claiming that services resumed, but a reporter from TodayOnline checked that one of the affected stations were still closed at 6.30pm. Services only resumed at 6.48pm.
An estimated 2 million passengers were affected by the train breakdown today, which is the largest breakdown affecting most number of stations in history.
Transport Minister Khaw Boon Wan, Second Transport Minister Ng Chee Meng and SMRT CEO Desmond Kuek are unavailable for comments on today’s incident. Despite increasing train breakdowns, the Land Transport Authority and Second Transport Minister Ng Chee Meng claimed that rail reliability has increased. The Public Transport Council will be announcing a fare hike this year due to “improved rail reliability”.


Tararua District Council is welcoming applications from contractors that are interested in securing future opportunities for work through becoming a Council Approved Service Provider (or “approved contractor”). All future opportunity works are listed below:
3 waters service connections (wastewater, stormwater and drinking-water)
In May 2020, Tararua District Council welcomed applications from local contractors interested in becoming a Council Approved Service Provider (or “approved contractor”) for the 3 waters service connection work (wastewater, stormwater and drinking-water).
These service connections are currently provided by the Tararua Alliance – a collaborative working agreement between Downer NZ and Tararua District Council. By enabling external contractors to carry out this work, the Tararua Alliance are able to concentrate on managing council’s core services and infrastructure. It also gives local contractors an opportunity to secure business for the future.
As at 19 June, Council has evaluated the applications from local contractors and will soon be meeting with successful applicants to discuss the works.
As of 1 July 2020, service connections for the 3 waters will be carried our by local contractors. More information on the new process will be made available to the public on this date.


The Town of Atlantic Beach has the following Open Bids, Request for Qualifications (RFQ) or Request for Proposals (RFP) that qualified bidders are encouraged to review:
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS (Re-scheduled until October 17)
West Boardwalk Boulevard & South Raleigh Avenue Stormwater Improvement Project
Sealed Bids are requested for construction of Town of Atlantic Beach – West Boardwalk Boulevard & South Raleigh Stormwater Improvement Project
which shall consist of work as shown on construction plans. The principal items of work include demolition, clearing, grading, installation of drainage pipes and drop inlets, asphalt, concrete, stormwater pump station, sodding, etc. All materials, labor, equipment and construction shall be furnished by the contractor.
Bids will be received by the Owner, The Town of Atlantic Beach, at the Town of Atlantic Beach Board Room at 125 West Fort Macon Rd, Atlantic Beach 28512. If mailing, address is P.O. Box 10, Atlantic Beach, NC 28512 and it shall be the responsibility of the bidder to ensure that bids a re delivered on time, on October 17, 2018, until 2:00 p.m. (Local Time) and the at said office the opening will be conducted Publicly.


Bus von Modesto nach Stockton
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Bus will board at the Briggsmore Plaza alongside the red curbside near the Taqueria San Jose (the curb runs parallel to W Briggsmore Ave). NOTE: Parking is not allowed at Briggsmore Plaza for FlixBus passengers. Vehicles in violation may be ticketed or towed.


Construction crews will close Kok Road in Lynden starting on Tuesday, Aug. 6, so they can replace the bridge over Fishtrap Creek, according to Lynden Public Works.
During the closure, no vehicles will be allowed through, including emergency vehicles and local traffic. The closure is expected to last through March.
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Road Work Along I-69 Created by kblakeslee on 6/12/2013 11:50:53 AM
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WOWO):The Indiana Department of Transportation announced that I-69 will be restricted during night time hours starting at 9pm tonight between Exit 302 and Exit 309, for maintenance work on the bridges. Motorists should watch out for traffic controls including barrels, cones and arrow boards while the work is in progress. The work should be wrapped up at 6 am Saturday .


Please vote YES on Measure P for the benefit of the South Livermore Valley Wine Country.
Measure P will allow the City of Livermore to extend their sewer into South Livermore for the purpose of enabling existing residents and commercial wine country businesses, such as wineries, restaurants, and a wine country resort to hook into a sewer system without further degrading the existing water table.
Additionally, it will encourage property owners in South Livermore to plant new vineyards and replant older ones that have exceeded their useful life, vs. currently pulling out more vineyards and adding to our fire danger here.
Development will still be restricted to the existing Measure D and the South Livermore Valley Plan standards. With capacity confirmed in the City's sewer system, at no additional cost to Livermore taxpayers, and half the funding already secured by Alameda County, YES on Measure P is a win-win-win for our wineries, residents, and open space advocates alike.
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Soon Mumbai may get a new way to report potholes
Citizens could soon get another avenue to lodge complaints about potholes developed on city’s roads.
The BMC is considering an alternative to its current pothole tracking software, to further involve citizens in the process of reporting potholes.
This system will include a telephone helpline, which citizens can call on to report a pothole, by giving details of its location.
This could either be an exclusive helpline for potholes, or the existing number could be used extended for pothole complaints.
“The official handling the helpline will take down the details and pass it on to the engineer. The purpose of introducing this system is to make the process of complaining about potholes easier for citizens,” said SVR Srinivas, additional municipal commissioner, in charge of roads.
The current pothole tracking system has been criticised for being complex and prone to glitches.
Also, it can only be availed of by smart-phone users.
“The number of potholes reported on the pothole tracking website is a fraction of those on roads. Many people don’t use the software because of the cumbersome procedure it requires. It will be very convenient if complaints could be made through an SMS or a phone call,” said Nikhil Desai, a Matunga-based civic activist.
The drawback of the proposed system, however, is that unlike the pothole tracker, it will no provision for citizens to track the repair of potholes reported.
“The tracking software ensures time-bound repair Engineers can be held accountable for delays in undertaking work,” said a senior civic official
Corporators said a parallel system to complement this software was needed.
“The primary concern of citizens is that potholes get repaired, not the method that is adopted for it,” said Rais Shaikh SP group leader.


Aaradhya Shree Narayan Paradise is a excellent Project developed by one of the Navi Mumbai well known Developers Aaradhya Enterprises. It is spread across 0.22 acre. The Project is primarly located in Ulwe, Panvel and well connected by major road(s) like Amra Marg. The Project has 47 Units. The Status of the Project is New Launch.


Fare reduction on public transport
Effective on 3 Jul 10, commuters could be paying lesser when taking public transport. This was the great news reported a few months back. On 3 Jul, many commuters wecrying foul, angry, that instead of paying less, they were paying more, some by as much as 50%. This scheme of fare cut was like robbing Peter to pay Paul. Commuters who have to switch services will pay a little lesser. This will be subsidised by those who need not change services and this group will have to pay much more. Actually it is like robbing grandpa and grandma, and school going children to pay for the savings of those that need to switch services. This is indeed a well thought out plan by our supertalents. Simply brilliant. Can't be better.


CONSTRUCTION WORKS OF THE ‘PAGO DE ENMEDIO’ VIADUCTS IN LA RINCONADA, SEVILLE
Construction works of the 'Pago de Enmedio' viaducts in the Seville Northern Access are moving forward. Pile foundation works and utility relocations are almost finished.
The viaducts are actually two pairs of twin bridges, 590 m and 178 m long. The design is the result of a previous optioneering process that sought structural transparency and permeability, while at the same time considered integration in the future urban landscape and budget constraints.
The maximum span of the viaducts is 44 m. The deck is a post-tensioned box girder with its overhang slabs supported on a series of precast concrete strut elements. Deck width varies due to the presence of an interchange on and off ramps. The piers are formed by a pair of slender trapezoidal-shaped columns.
FHECOR Ingenieros Consultores delivered the alternatives study and the construction project for the Dirección General de Infraestructuras de la Junta de Andalucía. Currently, we are performing Construction Project Supervision in a JV with VS Ingenova. The construction JV is formed by OHL and UC10.


* Graphic communication methods for all phases of the design process.
* Hand-rendering and computer-generated techniques.
* Coverage of lettering, color graphics, site analysis, conceptual drawings, construction documents, and finished renderings, sections, and elevations.
* More than 275 all-new graphics examples.
* A 48-page, full-color graphics gallery.
* Contributions from nearly 50 respected firms, including Altoon + Porter, Christy TenEyck, Design Workshop, EDSA, EDAW, Lehman Smith Wiseman, and Mesa Design Group.
The updated and expanded version of the book that has trained generations of landscape architects in effective graphic communication techniques, Plan Graphics, Fifth Edition is essential reading for landscape architecture students and entry-level landscape architects. It is also a valuable working resource for landscape architects, architects, planners, civil engineers, and landscape contractors.
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The two week scheme will be carried out overnight on a three-and-a-half-mile section of the northbound carriageway between its junctions with the A34 Stone Road and A53 Etruria Road and a one-mile section of the southbound carriageway between the A34 Stone Road and the A50.
A combination of carriageway, lane or slip road closures will be in place to protect the workforce with work only affecting one carriageway at any one time.
Due to the length of carriageway affected the work will be carried out in a number of phases to minimise disruption. Work will be carried out on only one carriageway each night and when a slip road or limited lengths of the main carriageway are closed, diversions will be a relatively short distance to the next available A500 junction.
Work will be carried out Monday to Friday from 9.30pm to 5.30am. All diversions will be signed.
Members of the public should contact the Highways Agency Information Line on 0300 123 5000
Journalists should contact the Highways Agency press office on 0844 693 1448 and use the menu to speak to the most appropriate press officer


SHERMAN, Tex. (KXII) - The Sherman City Council voted to adopt a new noise ordinance Monday.
Sherman City Council voted to adopt a new noise ordinance Monday.
The change would scrap the the current one, which had not been touched since 1991.
The ordinance change comes from a recent complaint from music playing at the Sherman High School practice facility.
The council says they wanted to bring the ordinance up to speed, since the area is growing.
The updated ordinance will include exemptions for things like high school football games and high school bands.
In February the council voted to amend construction hours, allowing more time for workers during the day under the law.
"What we've done now is just kind of redefined some of those and allowed for certain things, and pit it more in an industry-specific noise ordinance," said Sherman Deputy Mayor Shawn Teamann.
The changes will take effect immediately.


Marlborough has secured a £950,000.00 package to build the new York Stadium and Leisure Complex for Main Contractor Buckingham Group.
The package, which includes supply and fix brickwork and blockwork will start in July 2018 and will complete in December 2018.
The project is our first order from Main Contractor Buckingham Group. Managing Director, Paul Donnelly commented “Marlborough is delighted to receive an order for work on such a prestigious project and we are looking forward to working with the Buckingham team to make this a success”
The work comprises 28,000m2 of concrete blockwork and 200,000 facing bricks and will continue Marlborough’s strong growth in the city of York and the Yorkshire region.
The scheme will include an 8,000 all seater stadium to be shared by York City Football Club and York City Knights Rugby League Club and new community leisure facilities, including newly improved swimming facilities, gym, dance studio and a sports hall with spectator seating. The scheme will also house a wide range of community facilities, catering and hospitality venues and family leisure activities.
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Transportation to and from Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta Airport
What is the distance from Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta Airport to the centre of Atlanta?
The distance from the airport to the centre of Georgia’s capital is 17 kilometres / 10.6 miles. The journey time to the centre of the city is 20 minutes.
From ATL Airport to Atlanta City centre by Taxi
Metro to Atlanta
The metro of Atlanta provides an excellent connection between Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta Airport and the city. The airport’s metro station is called Airport Station and can be found in Domestic Terminal. From here you can reach the centre of Atlanta for relatively little money, you don’t have to change metros. International travellers can go on foot or use ‘Plane Train’ from Maynard H. Jackson Jr. International Terminal to Domestic Terminal. In addition, free shuttle buses run between International Terminal and Domestic Terminal. Downtown Atlanta is accessible by Red Line and Gold Line metro lines from MARTA, Atlanta’s public transport operator. The metros run on working days between 04:45 hours and 01:15 hours and during the weekend between 06:00 hours and 01:15 hours.
The journey time to the most centrally located metro station in Atlanta (Peachtree Center Transit Station) is 18 minutes. Every 5 to 20 minutes a metro runs to and from the airport, during the day the subway trains run more often than in the early morning and late at night. For a single ticket the price is $ 2.50, with this ticket you can make up to four transfers. Also, there are day passes available for 1, 2, 3, 4 or 7 days, with this ticket you can use all metros and buses in Atlanta. For 1 day you pay $ 9.00, the price for 7 days is $ 23.75. The first time you purchase a ticket, you will need to pay an additional $ 1.00 for a Breeze ticket (one-time use) or $ 2.00 for a Breeze card (reusable). Please consult website MARTA for more information.
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Exciting sporting negations underway
August 16, 2012 by James
Not far from Bellerose, an exciting development is shaping-up that could give the New York Mets baseball team a new neighbor and Flushing Meadows a new tenant. According to reports in the New York Post, Major League Soccer officials are in discussions with state and local authorities on a deal that would bring a new, 25,000-capacity stadium, along with a professional soccer team to the park complex.
Flushing Meadows, at 1,255 acres, is the largest park area in the borough of Queens. The site has hosted two World Fairs, professional baseball, and U.S. Open tennis. Surrounded by neighborhoods with significant resident population from South America and Mexico, the region is filled with enthusiastic soccer fans. As New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg noted at a recent news conference:
“In Queens, in particular, soccer is a very big game.”
In addition to sports enthusiasts, the local business community is also watching how plans progress for the soccer stadium and franchise. Professional level sports matches have potential to boost the bottom line for diverse organizations from the hotels that house out-of-town ticket holders to the printing companies that produce the event programs and team souvenir books.
Given the economic benefits of a new, privately-funded stadium, it is not surprising the venture is getting support from the state’s governor, as well as Mayor Bloomberg. Rich Azzopardi, a spokesman for Governor Andrew Cuomo, said:
“We support bringing major league soccer to New York and are working with MLS to make that a reality.”
There seems little doubt that the MLS deal will be closely watched by elected officials at all levels in the coming weeks.


Following Senydd Cymru Guidelines and discussions with the Neath Port Talbot County Borough Council and other Town and Community Councils in the borough, The Blaengwrach Community Council have decided to reopen certain areas of the Welfare Park with effect from Thursday 4th June 2020.
The present guidelines state that Children`s Play Areas, Multiuse Games Areas (MUGAs) and enclosed sports areas ARE TO REMAIN CLOSED.Therefore, the children`s playground, MUGA & 3G Pitch will remain closed and locked until further notice.
The Council request and remind all who use the Welfare Park of the existing “Social Distancing Guidelines” (e.g. remaining 2 (two) metres apart).
The Council would be grateful if you will also remember the guidelines if you need to approach/need to speak to Council staff.
The Council thank you all for adhering to the Covid-19 Guidelines.
C Baker – Clerk to Blaengwrach Community Council


TENNESSEE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
A contractor working to clear a landslide that blocked I-24 in northwest Nashville is on schedule to reopen the roadway on Friday, March 15.
Slope stabilization and repair work is still underway on the area of I-24 eastbound that was blocked by a landslide during heavy rains the night of February 23.
On Thursday, the contractor began paving operations that will allow TDOT to safely open the roadway to traffic while the slope repair continues for the next 2-3 months. Crews are widening the existing roadway 12-15 feet for approximately three-quarters of a mile to accommodate traffic while construction continues behind concrete barrier rail.
TDOT estimates the total cost of roadway modifications to open I-24 eastbound on March 15 and make permanent slope repairs is approximately $8 million.
Crews have removed approximately 25,000 cubic yards of soil from the area and placed 25,000 tons of shot rock and graded solid rock since slope stabilization and repair work started last Monday, February 25.
The landslide at mile marker 42 occurred at approximately 10 p.m. on Saturday, February 23. Traffic on I-24 eastbound is currently being diverted onto Old Hickory Boulevard at Exit 40 and routed to I-65.


You will see some traffic tie ups over the next two weeks on Central Avenue.
The Columbus city engineer’s office staff says that contractors will be milling and paving on Central Avenue from 2nd to 11th streets from 4 a.m. to 7 p.m. Tuesday through Friday this week and again on September 12th and 13th. The work is going to start on the south end of Central Avenue near 2nd Street and then move north. No work will happen before 8 a.m. north of Seventh Street.
The engineer’s office staff ask that you be careful in work areas and avoid the area if you can.


NHA Design Review and Construction Supervision for Rehabilitation & Upgradation of Jhaljao-Bela Road (80 km)
AIE-PK with its consortium is engaged to conduct Supervisory Consultancy for the project. Supervision for The work will involve improvements and widening of the road to accommodate efficient, time saving and congestion free access. Under this contract AIE-PK will provide services for the conversion of existing road having 5 – 6 m width into two lane road. AIE-PK will monitor the execution of work as per specifications, standards, drawings, FIDIC contract and will carry out site investigation and analysis. AIE-PK scope of services also includes review of technical documents.
- National Highway Authority (NHA)
- 2021 - Ongoing


we promote healthy neighborhoods
Fort Collins is filled with great neighborhoods and this is a primary reason why so many people want to live here. Great neighborhoods start with knowing your neighbors. Knowing your neighbors well enough to talk with them is the first and most fundamental step to creating a friendly, safe, and welcoming community. Neighborhood Services offers a variety of services and programming to promote quality neighborhoods, including:
- Neighborhood organizing and meeting facilitation assistance,
- Free newsletter and flier photocopying at our offices,
- Neighborhood Grant Program,
- Adopt-A-Neighbor Program,
- Common neighbor letter templates,
- Articles for your neighborhoods or HOA newsletter
- Welcome bags for new neighbors.
For questions and more information, please contact us
For updates about the project, or for opportunities to get involved, please sign up for our email registration list.


Building Site with Outline Planning Permission Granted for Dormer Bungalow
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1+ acre lot on prime US Highway 1(Capital Blvd) location with loads of potential. This property is zoned commercial highway and could serve a number of potential possibilities. This prime location with great road frontage is a true gem in a fast growing area.
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Site Plan In Naples Cay Naples, Florida
Here is the site plan for Naples Cay. As you can see, the stacks in each building are illustrated below. Please keep in mind, everything to the left of Beach Access Walk Way in Naples Cay. Le Parc is located in Park Shore. The Seagate Beach Club is for Seagate residents, the single-family home neighborhood located to the East of Naples Cay or the North in this photo illustration. Walking and bike access to Park Shore is allowed via a sidewalk pass through but drive-through access is not permitted. Naples Cay is accessed via Seagate Drive located in front of the Naples Grande Hotel just past Crayton Drive.
Naples Cay is positioned just down the beach from the Naples Grande beach amenity, “Rhodes End” where you can grab a fabulous beachside lunch or tropical cocktail.


A new $1.9 billion NFL stadium being planned for Las Vegas could get even more expensive if Republicans in Congress succeed in pushing through a ban on tax-exempt bonds for stadiums in professional sports. The ban would apply to bonds issued after Nov. 2, according to the Republican tax reform plan unveiled Thursday in the House of Representatives. If it passes, that would affect the financing of the Las Vegas stadium, though it’s not clear how much. “I am not sure,” said Jeremy Aguero, an analyst who works for the Las Vegas Stadium Authority, which will own and oversee the stadium. “We are evaluating the potential impact if the bonds were converted from tax-exempt municipal bonds to taxable municipal bonds.” Aguero told USA TODAY Sports on Friday that none of the tax-exempt bonds planned for the stadium have been issued yet.
How price tag on Raiders' Las Vegas stadium could increase from $1.9 billion
USA Today | Nov 4


It was a historic week on the Foothill Gold Line when the first light rail train traveled on the tracks from Pasadena through Irwindale. More to come next week.
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Wendell Town Board of Commissioners Meeting - Monday, February 11, 2019 at 7 PM; Wendell Town Hall, 15 E Fourth St
A few of the items on the upcoming agenda for discussion include:
-Public Hearing for a rezoning request at 719 Marshburn Rd
-Temporary street closure request for the ProTown BMX
-Presentation on leaf and limb debris collection service
This is an open meeting and the public is invited to attend to hear the business of the Town.


Fri, 26 Feb 2016
Wednesday, March 9, 2016 — 6 to 8 p.m.
Oakville Town Hall
Acorn Grill Cafeteria
1225 Trafalgar Road Oakville L6H 0H3
The Town of Oakville appreciates your feedback and we encourage you to get involved.
The town is in the process of completing detailed design drawings for the widening and resurfacing of Cornwall Road from Chartwell Road to Morrison Road. Pending the completion of design, tendering and project award, construction is scheduled to begin in early summer of 2016 and will be substantially complete in December, 2016.
The meeting is a drop-in format and does not provide for a formal presentation. Residents are encouraged to drop by any time during the two hours.
If you are unable to attend the public meeting or wish to review the material in advance of the meeting, additional information will be available on the town’s website on Wednesday, March 2, 2016.
For more information regarding this project, please visit the Cornwall Road Reconstruction and Widening page.
If you have any questions or cannot attend but would like to provide comments, please contact the project manager by Friday March 25, 2016.
Adam Kiley, P. Eng
Project Leader, Capital Projects
Engineering and Construction Department
905-845-6601, Ext. 3357


Derby Select Board To Revisit D.L. Zoning Change Proposal
The Derby Select Board decided Monday evening to hold another hearing on changing the zoning bylaw in Derby Line. Two weeks ago the select board voted to deny the changes the Derby Line trustees wanted, leading to an uproar of residents and village leaders. Please see The Newport Daily Express Wednesday for the complete story.


BoCC Agenda Review Meeting Friday
Bartow, Fla. (May 29, 2019) — The Polk County Board of County Commissioners Agenda Review Meeting will be at 9:00 a.m. on Friday, May 31, 2019. The meeting will be held in the Board Conference Room (Room 407) at the Polk County Administration Building, 330 W. Church Street, Bartow.
I. Welcome – Commissioner Lindsey, Chairman
II. Review upcoming Board Meeting Agendas:
a) Board Meeting – June 4, 2019
b) Transportation Planning Organization Meeting – June 6, 2019
III. Other topics to be discussed – County Manager/County Attorney
a) CDBG Action Plan


Highway maintenance scheme – September 2020
Notification from Surfacing Programmer – Cormac Surfacing
Attached information giving details of our planned highway maintenance activity on Hounster Drive, Millbrook, which will start on Wednesday 9th September.
A copy of the attached communications will be delivered to those that reside within the affected area next week.
We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for your patience while these works are taking place.
If you have any further queries, please do not hesitate to contact me.
Highway Maintenance Work – Hounster Drive


Maguikay flyover repair work starts on Jan. 24
MOTORISTS who use the Maguikay flyover in going to the north or going to the city from the north are advised to take alternate routes starting Jan. 24 until Feb. 3 because the flyover would be closed for repairs.
Edwin Ermac, head of the Traffic Enforcement Agency of Mandaue (TEAM), gave the advice because the schedule of repairs for the Maguikay flyover would be done during those days.
He advised motorist to take alternate routes in Ouano Avenue and Plaridel Street to minimize the volume of traffic passing along the affected area.
repairs at night
The regional office of the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) were scheduled to repair the flyover’s expansion joints at that time.
Ermac however said that the repairs will not ‘t affect the morning traffic since these would be done during the night and the flyover would be opened during the day.
Work on the flyover will start from 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. on Jan. 24 and 25 and from 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. on Jan. 26 and 27.
From Jan. 28 to Feb. 1, it will be closed from 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. and on Feb. 2 and 3, work on the flyover will start from 8 p.m. to 6 a.m.
The two lane asphalt which are now dilapidated will also be scraped and paved again with another 4 inches of asphalt.
Engineer Roy dela Cruz, project engineer of the DPWH 7, earlier said that the damaged joints would need to be attended first before the road would be asphalted. He assured motorists that the flyover was stable despite the joint damage./Reporter Jucell Marie P. Cuyos
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Rush hour: of the thrills for most Western visitors to Moscow is riding the underground Metro. Mostly underground with a few exceptions and the system that carries an average of 9 million riders every day.
How does it do that? Efficiently. Trains run every 90 seconds in peak hours which by the way in Russian is час пик. What is час пик? час is ch-a-s and that means “hour” or can be an expression of “time.” пик is p-i-k and that means “peak” so час пик is peak hour/rush hour.
Native Muscovites however are not so happy with a new map recently released. As reported in The Moscow News, “Moscow metro officials are looking for volunteers to create a replacement for a recently redesigned – and widely disliked – city metro transport map, said Pavel Sukharnikov, the metro’s spokesman, on Thursday.”
“The current renewed design has been criticised for displaying the wrong dimensions and leaving out the Moscow River from the scheme, among other failures. Metro officials say they will respond to passengers’ suggestions this time around.”
Meanwhile Metro officials say that a Herrenknecht tunnel boring machine (TBM) is almost assembled so that engineers can begin tunneling between the Lermontovsky Prospekt and Vykhino subway stations in Moscow.


Metro Increases Hours and Trains on Saturday for the Women’s March
The Metro is opening two hours early on Saturday because of the Women’s March.
Metro CEO and General Manager Paul Wiedefeld announced, today, that the Metrorail system will open at 5 a.m. on Jan. 21, and the system is adding up to two dozen additional trains to accommodate those attending the Women’s March on Washington.
According to a news release, Metrorail service will run on an “enhanced Saturday schedule” with no track work on any line. Under the schedule, trains are scheduled to depart stations at the end of each line every 12 minutes, resulting in service every four to six minutes at all stations in downtown Washington, D.C.
For additional capacity on Saturday, Metro is adding more than a dozen trains on the Red and Orange lines to accommodate crowds. In addition, Metro will add trains between Franconia-Springfield and Greenbelt, running on the “Rush Plus” route via the Yellow Line Bridge from approximately 6 a.m. – 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.
— Metro (@wmata) January 18, 2017


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The Stafford County Code provides a fee schedule on the costs of building permits. There may be fee adjustments every year as deemed necessary by the Stafford County Board of Supervisors.
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Autumn Workshops are held at regional planning agencies during October and November. Each agency is responsible for determining the workshops offered in their region. If you have a particular workshop in mind please contact your regional planning agency.
The Autumn Workshops focus on core subjets like subdivision control, special permits and roles & responsibilities. They are generally held in the evening. You can attend any of the workshops regardless of the regional planning agency where they are held.


Shriram hebbal One - Hebbal Kempapura, Bengalore
The Comunity - Shriram hebbal One
A seafront district beyond compare, Dubai Harbour was designed to rekindle Dubai’s connection with the sea. Carefully curated and purpose built, the destination is earmarked to deliver the region’s most unique lifestyle offering as well as serve as a gateway to a premier, vibrant and multifaceted seafront experience.
Perfectly positioned at the intersection of the iconic Palm Jumeirah and Bluewaters, Dubai Harbour is equidistant from Dubai International Airport and Al Maktoum International Airport, and only minutes away some of the city’s most-loved landmarks, beaches, and popular attractions.
As a manifestation of Dubai’s wider urban planning, coastline development and tourism strategies, Dubai Harbour is home to exceptional maritime lifestyles, as well as a cluster of retail and hospitality concepts in addition to comprehensive berthing facilities.
Amenities & Advantages
- 3 Infinity Pools
- Cavalli Museum & Art and Fashion Studio
- Zero Gravity Dream Pods
- Flotation Therapy Pods
- Tropical Spa
- Cavalli Inspired – Dinner
- Everlasting Sea Views


Mayors form private sector group to improve rail connectivity
Mayors Andy Street and Andy Burnham are teaming up to improve rail connections between the West Midlands and Greater Manchester.
They’ve formed a private sector group, led by infrastructure expert Sir David Higgins, to tackle issues on a heavily congested and unreliable rail route.
This effort comes in response to the Prime Minister’s commitment to enhance connectivity between Birmingham and Manchester, especially after the decision to cancel HS2 north of Handsacre.
The private sector work, led by global engineering firm Arup, will focus on the rail stretch between Handsacre and Manchester Airport, evaluating cost, capacity, and economic benefits.
The goal is to identify potential interventions and private-sector funding models.
The first phase aims to finish by March next year, with the final report submitted to the government in the summer.
The group had its first meeting on December 1 and plans to meet with Ministers later to discuss their plans.


Heavy rains during monsoon have resulted in potholes on all the major roads and highways in Mumbai, including Eastern Express Highway. Traffic snarls were witnessed on Eastern Express Highway on July 30. Several motorists have taken to social media to express their concern about pothole-filled roads post heavy rains in Mumbai. The potholes are not only helping people land in hospitals but also damaging vehicles. Meanwhile, the official Twitter handle of the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has been responding to the complaints on Mumbaikars assuring them of the resolving their concerns.


Open Space and Trails
The mission of the Open Space and Trails Department is to acquire open space and create a comprehensive trail system that allows for the enjoyment of the outdoors and promotes a healthy environment for people, nature, and community.
Learn more about local wildlife, trends, and opportunities to increase your enjoyment of open space! Check out the Fall Speaker Series Schedule.
Open Space Fall Speaker Series
The Speaker Series is sponsored by Broomfield Open Space Foundation and the City and County of Broomfield Open Space and Trails Department.
See video of April's "Keep The Field in Broomfield" presentation featured in the Spring Speakers Series.
Rocky Mountain Greenway
Broomfield staff is requesting that the Rocky Mountain Greenway item
We are sorry for any inconvenience this may have caused.
Protect Your Pets!
Coyotes and other wildlife hunting for food view pets as prey. It's important to take precautions. Read more...
E-Bikes in BroomfieldElectric-assisted bikes (e-bikes) are currently allowed on Broomfield trails, as long as they meet the definition as established for e-bikes. Read more...
Updated Trails Map
The Broomfield Trails Map was updated in late 2016 to include the latest trail connections. Click on the map image to view online, call 303.464.5803 to request a hard copy be sent to you, or email Open Space.
Why is that area named that?
There are many parks, fields, and open space areas in Broomfield that bear the name of
Open Space and Trails Advisory Committee
The Open Space and Trails advisory Committee (OSTAC) is made up of seven citizen members at large (appointed by City Council), one ex officio, non-voting Council member and one ex officio alternate. Read more...
Suggestions for Open Space and Trails
The Open Space and Trails Advisory Committee would like your comments on open space needs and strategies as well as any trail connects that are needed in the city. Please email your comments to Open Space and Trails.
Would you like to be a volunteer for the open space and trails program for the benefit of the community? Joining an Adopt-a-Trail or Adopt-


Selecting an Architect
When a Church begins to plan a building project, the focus usually centers around two primary questions. The first questions is, “What type of building will our Church need?” The second question is usually, “How will our Church pay for the new building?” The first question is usually addressed by the architect, who can present the Church with alternatives in design which can complement the Church’s existing ministry and programs.
When selecting an architect, consider the following:
- Select an architect that has designed Churches. An architect that has experience in designing Churches has valuable knowledge which other architects may lack.
- Be certain that the architect addresses lighting, sound, heating, cooling and parking issues when designing the project.
- If an architect has not worked in your city or county in the past, make certain that the architect investigates local planning regulations and requirements. Different geographic areas have various regulations and requirements and it is important that the architect takes the time to become familiar with those factors that could affect the project.
- Make certain that the architect investigates and resolves issues such as traffic patterns, turning lanes, utility hook-up, and any other issues which could impact the neighborhood. Access to the property, such as driveways, must meet local ordinances.
- Do not ask the architect to begin and incur costs until you have determined the Church’s borrowing capacity. Hopefully, this will prevent you from incurring costs for architectural plans that you may not be able to use.
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§ Lord Laird
asked Her Majesty's Government:
Whether they will remove the security barriers at the Royal Courts of Justice in Chichester Street, Belfast and make the street passable to ordinary vehicular traffic, including buses. [HL3540]
§ The Lord President of the Council (Baroness Amos)
Security arrangements at Lower Chichester Street are currently being reviewed and as yet no firm conclusions have been reached.


A Highland trunk road is to close overnight while resurfacing work is carried out later this month.
The A86 Spean Bridge to Kingussie road will be closed at Spean Bridge in Lochaber from 8pm on Sunday September 21 to 6am on Monday September 22, with traffic being allowed through every hour on the hour.
Trunk roads maintenance agency Bear Scotland has informed local businesses and residents of the work, which will continue between 7pm and 6am on the following two nights.
Stewart MacLean, of the A82 Partnership, said: “We are pleased that Traffic Scotland has taken into account some of the concerns of the local community and shortened the period over which the work is carried out.”
A spokesman for Bear Scotland said: “Resurfacing works on the A86 will be carried out between 8pm and 6am with a full road closure in place for the safety of the workforce.
“As no suitable diversion is available, traffic will be stacked and allowed through the closure at hourly intervals beginning at 9pm.
“Between the hourly intervals, vehicles travelling north are urged to wait in the Woollen Mill car park – 0.1 miles south of the A82/A86 junction – and southbound vehicles are urged to wait in the Commando Monument car park – 1 mile north of the A82/A86 junction.
“Once resurfacing is complete on the A86, the southbound lane of the A82, adjacent to the A82/A86 junction, will be resurfaced under a 10mph convoy working system. During this time access to the A86 will be prohibited.”
The A82 will remain open while work is carried out on the road on the Sunday, Monday and Tuesday nights, with a 10mph convoy system in operation.


The Third Mainland Bridge in Lagos will be totally shut for 72 hours from midnight Saturday, Federal Controller of Works, Olukayode Popoola said.
The closure is to allow for casting of concrete on the expansion joints.
Popoola said that the shutdown will last till midnight on Tuesday.
Repair work on the bridge began late July and was to end in January.
The deadline has now been shifted till February, because of the #EndSARS protest.
Popoola said construction work had reached the stage for casting concrete on additional three expansion joints.
“There is going to be total closure of Third Mainland Bridge in order to allow for the casting of three number expansion joints on the Island Bound lane
”The effective date of the closure will be from 12:00 midnight of 25th of December. So people will be allowed to use the Third Mainland Bridge to celebrate Christmas.
“By the time the Christmas is winding down which is 12:00 midnight, we are going to close it so that we will be able to cast the concrete on Saturday the 26th and 27th we cast again.
”And we need about 72 hours for this concrete to set. Therefore, the opening will be on the 28th December midnight, that is 72-hour closure.
“This is to prevent vibration of the bridge. If we allow vehicles to be moving on one lane, there is going to be vibrations and the concrete will not set properly,”he said.
The controller said that all the alternative routes were in good condition and traffic regulatory agencies had been deployed to effectively divert and manage traffic to avert gridlock.
He appealed to road users to cooperate with traffic regulatory agencies.
Repairs on the bridge was initially divided into two phases of three months on each carriageway, starting with the Oworonsoki bound carriageway.


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Work is being completed today on Crittenden Drive immediately south of East Bay Boulevard in Navarre. The road is expected to reopen by end of day today, Wed., Feb. 8. Motorists are asked to use caution when approaching the area and to follow detour signs until the road reopens.
Additionally, a portion of East Bay Boulevard east of Edgewood Drive to Paso De Vivoz will be closed beginning Thur., Feb. 9. Weather permitting, the road will reopen by Fri., Mar. 3.
Residents are asked to use caution when approaching the area and follow detour instructions. Find a larger view of the map online.
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I'm going to New York City in a couple weeks and I just nailed down the final details of the trip, I'm really excited! So here's my planned route, from Richmond's Jackson Ward neighborhood, to Manhattan's Times Square:
*Walk to 1st and Broad streets for the #6 GRTC bus to Main St. Amtrak
*Amtrak #94 regional from Main St. to Union Station in DC
*Lunch at Union Station
*Metrorail Red line to Gallery Place/Chinatown
*Megabus from Chinatown to 28th St and 7th Ave Manhattan
*MTA 1 train from 28th St to 42nd St Times Square
*Walk through Times Square to John's Pizzeria 260 West 44th St for Josh's wedding rehearsal dinner!


Thank you for your patience during the Johnston Road project.
Canadian Landscape and Civil Services Ltd. (CLCS) is installing new communication ducts across Russell Avenue near Johnston Road and will require to close Russell Avenue at the Johnston Road intersection on Friday, August 31, 2018 from 6:00AM to 5:00PM to complete the installation. Vehicle access to businesses and residences at Russell Ave will remain open from George Street. Pedestrian access to/from Russell Avenue will remain open from/to Johnston Rd.
Scope of work:
The work includes the following:
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Date Published: 14 July 2020
People in Rutland have until Friday 17 July to give their feedback on updates to the county’s Statement of Community Involvement – a document that sets out how Rutland County Council engages with local communities when carrying out its planning duties.
Rutland’s Statement of Community Involvement (SCI) was last updated in 2014. There have since been a number of changes to the UK’s national planning system which mean the document should be reviewed and updated. A review is also needed to account for the impact that COVID-19 has had on normal planning processes throughout the UK.
All of this means that the Council must update its SCI so it can continue to determine planning applications, support the development of Neighbourhood Plans for individual areas and make progress on its Local Plan Review.
The government’s Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG) announced in May that local planning authorities should carry out an immediate review of their SCI if they cannot comply with current policies due to COVID-19 safety guidelines.
There is no legal requirement to consult on a SCI. However, Rutland County Council has committed to publishing its draft SCI, inviting feedback from local communities over a four-week period.
The informal consultation on the revised SCI began on Friday 19 June and ends on Friday 17 July.
Details of how to take part can be found on our Statement of Community Involvement page.


PIYUSH GROUP is coming up with Integrated Township in sector 9 PALWAL , Located close to futuristic Kundali â Manesarâ Palwal ( KMP ) express highway. Only an hour drives from Delhi and 20 min. drive from Faridabad. Located in the pollution free area of Palwal. KEY DISTANCE FROM PIYUSH CITY PLOTS PALWAL: ï ¼ 30min. drive from Faridabad City. ¼ 5min.


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Compared to asphalt, metal is a far more durable and longer-lasting option for residential roofs. In fact, most homeowners who choose to install a metal roof on their home will never have to think about re-roofing again. Why not? Well, metal roofs are proven to last two to three times longer than asphalt.
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Utility Work Begins On 33rd Avenue North
10/15/2012 - 8:30 AM
Utility work will begin today on 33rd Avenue North from 3rd Street North to 8th Street North. The utility work is expected to last until tomorrow.
The roadway will be closed and detours will be posted.
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Route 12 Church Hill no longer travels on 24th St. south of Fairmount Ave. The detour keeps the Route 12 on Fairmount Ave. to the roundabout and then south on 25th St. As a result of this permanent detour, bus stop #3652 at 24th and Fairmount is discontinued.
WHERE: 24th & Fairmount (Bus Stop #3652)
WHAT: Permanent detour on Route 12 Church Hill.
WHEN: Effective August 23, 2019.
DETOUR: Buses will use the roundabout in both directions, connecting Fairmount Ave. with 25th St.
BACKGROUND: The Route 12 provides daily local service between Downtown Richmond and Church Hill neighborhoods.
We apologize for any inconvenience.Download


Leaders from more than a dozen advocacy groups have signed a letter urging legislators to support “open competition” in infrastructure projects.
In a May 17, letter, the groups called for Congress to allow open and competitive bids and to include requirements for open bids in all infrastructure projects. The groups are clear in their requests for legislation.
“Specifically,” said the letter, “legislation should include language that clearly requires an open, competitive bidding process for materials that will be used in infrastructure projects.”
According to the special interest groups, there is already bipartisan agreement within legislatures that the nation’s infrastructure is badly in need of replacement or repair. The group also asserts that with an open bidding process project engineers will be able to make better fiscal decisions with taxpayer money and ultimately choose materials that lower project costs.
The message to lawmakers is clear: without open and competitive bidding, taxpayers will foot a higher than necessary bill for needed infrastructure projects. Although states spend some money on infrastructure, a large part of funding for major infrastructure projects comes from the federal government.
The plea from advocacy groups also includes details about a recent study conducted by the National Taxpayers Union (NTU), which concluded that replacing the aging infrastructure of the nations water systems would cost $1.32 trillion dollars.
“It is projected that allowing open competition for materials in just water infrastructure projects could save over $371 billion in taxpayer funds,” said the letter, before noting "A separate study conducted by Massachusetts-based BCC Research found removing barriers to competition could save up to 39 percent per mile in pipe costs alone.”
Without mincing words, the letter says open competition should not be limited solely to energy and water infrastructure but applied to all publicly funded infrastructure projects. The current system contains “protectionist and outdated restrictions” on materials the group says. The group also attributes the current restrictions on materials in infrastructure and construction projects to what it calls “special interests.”
The plea was signed by 21 leaders from different conservative lobby groups including the Tea Party Nation, Americans for Tax Reform, the Taxpayers Protection Alliance, Americans for Prosperity, Freedom Works, and the National Taxpayers Union.


Administrators at the Bolgatanga Municipal Assembly have thrown cleanliness to the dogs with a flimsy excuse that the assembly lacked funds to evacuate the overflowing refuse containers. Filth is gradually engulfing the municipality which was adjudged the cleanest in Ghana, and given the Cleanest City Award in 2004.Having received this worthy award, one would have thought that would have spurred the people in the Municipality to be more responsibly in maintaining a clean environment, and encourage the managers to continue to strive for more honours. But, nine years on, the municipality is facing serious sanitation problems, as little has been done to keep the city clean. If immediate action is not taken to address the situation, it would soon pose a health hazard to residents.
For the past one month, refuse containers in the municipality have not been emptied. When this reporter visited the sites of most of the containers, it was clear that residents were now pouring refuse at beside the containers, because they were full to the brim. The contents of some of the containers are also often set on fire.It is clear that while residents are dumping refuse indiscriminately and littering every part of the municipality, the administrators are also not living up to the task. Source: allAfrica.com


Brightwell-cum-Sotwell Neighbourhood Plan
The plan was made by the district council on 12 October 2017. The council's decision statement and made plan will be published in due course.
If you have any queries about the Brightwell-cum-Sotwell Neighbourhood Plan please call us on 01235 422600 or email firstname.lastname@example.org.
More information on the process is available on our Neighbourhood Planning home page.
Last reviewed: 19 - 06 - 2018


Giralda Plaza Celebration
Celebrate the beautiful new Giralda Plaza! The Business Improvement District of Coral Gables and The City of Coral Gables are officially unveiling the new pedestrian promenade with live music, a ribbon-cutting ceremony and a special performance. Dine al fresco at world-class eateries and visit the local shops along the way. Enjoy live beats by The Sh-Booms, Jacob Jeffries, and the one and only Spam Allstars.
Date: September 15, 2017 7:00 PM-10:00 PM
Location: Giralda Plaza | Giralda Avenue and Ponce de Leon Blvd., Coral Gables, FL
Event website: facebook.com


- Hwy. 249 northbound between Rollingwood Street and Baltzell Drive in Pinehurst is closed daily 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 22, to Sunday, Feb. 23. Detour signs will be posted. Hwy. 249 northbound will also be closed at Rollingwood Street nightly from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday, Feb. 24, through Wednesday, Feb. 26.
- One inside lane of the Hwy. 249 northbound frontage road between Medical Complex Drive and Hirschfield Road is closed Saturday, Feb. 22, from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m . This portion will be closed again Monday, Feb. 24, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
- One outside lane of FM 2978 northbound and southbound between Bogs and Stanolind roads to Dobbin Hufsmith Road is closed 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 22.
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3 lane closures to know in Tomball, Magnolia this weekend, Feb. 21-23
See a few lane closures scheduled this weekend in Tomball and Magnolia. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
According to the Houston Tran Star database and Texas Department of Transportation, several lane closures around the Tomball and Magnolia area are planned this weekend, Feb. 21-23.


New Delhi: State-owned National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) has created a Guinness World Record for the longest continuously laid bituminous lane of 75 kilometres in 105 hours and 33 minutes on the national highway between Amravati and Akola districts in Maharashtra.
Mentioning the record, Road Transport and Highways Minister Nitin Gadkari on Wednesday said the project was implemented by 720 workers including a team of independent consultants who worked day and night.
The total length of the 75 kilometres of single-lane continuous bituminous concrete road is equivalent to 37.5 kilometres of two-lane paved shoulder road and the work started on June 3, at 7:27 am and was completed on June 7, at 5 pm, the minister said in a video message.
The previous Guinness World Record for the longest continuously laid bituminous was for building 25.275 kilometres of road that was achieved in Doha, Qatar in February 2019 and that task was completed in 10 days, Gadkari said.
The Amravati to Akola section is part of NH 53 and this is an important east-east corridor which connects major cities like Kolkata, Raipur, Nagpur and Surat.
According to Gadkari, once completed, this stretch will play a major role in easing the movement of traffic and freight on this route.
He also congratulated all the engineers, contractors, consultants, and workers from NHAI and Raj Path Infracon Pvt Ltd for the efficient implementation of the project that has helped in the successful completion of this world record.
(With PTI inputs)
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
TOWN OF FORT MACLEOD
IN THE PROVINCE OF ALBERTA
PROPOSED BYLAW NO.1967
7:00 p.m., Monday, June 26, 2023
Town of Fort Macleod Council Chambers
PURSUANT to the Municipal Government Act, Revised Statutes of Alberta 2000, Chapter M-26, Section 258 as amended, the Council of the Town of Fort Macleod in the Province of Alberta hereby gives notice of its intention to consider Bylaw No. 1967 for Macleod Landing Development (Phase One) Borrowing.
THE PURPOSE of proposed Bylaw No.1967 is to subdivide and service commercial and residential lots in phase one of the Macleod Landing area with the total cost of the project being $6,221,000.00. To complete the project, it will be necessary for the Municipality to borrow the sum of $3,110,500.00 for a period not to exceed fifteen (15) years, from the Government of Alberta or another financial institution, by the issuance of debentures, of which the full sum of $3,110,500.00 is to be paid by the municipality at large.
AND WHEREAS the municipality must prepare a Bylaw and provide for its consideration at a public hearing.
THEREFORE, TAKE NOTICE THAT a public hearing to contemplate the proposed bylaw will be held in the Town of Fort Macleod Council Chambers at 7:00 p.m. on the 26th day of June 2023.
AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE THAT anyone wishing to make a presentation regarding the proposed bylaw should contact the Chief Administrative Officer no later than 4:30 p.m. on the 22nd day of June 2023. Both written and/or verbal presentations may be given at the public hearing.
A copy of the proposed bylaw can be found on our website LINK HERE or may be inspected at the Town of Fort Macleod municipal office during normal business hours.
DATED at the Town of Fort Macleod in the Province of Alberta this 9th day of May 2023.
Chief Administrative Officer
Town of Fort Macleod
Fort Macleod, AB


News & Noteworthy
New Municipal Building FAQs
Posted: May 01, 2018
Click the link below for a list of questions with answers that have been raised during the Public Information Sessions and other Public Meetings regarding the New Municipal Building Project.
If you were unable to attend any of these meetings, you are welcome to reach out to the Township Manager or any members of the Mayor and Council for your questions or concerns.


Although still playing in Oakland for at least the next two seasons, for all intents and purposes, the NFL’s Raiders are the Las Vegas Raiders.
Expected to take three years to build, the Raiders’ new 65,000-seat stadium will sit on the southern end of the Las Vegas Strip. Renderings show an array of signature elements designed by MANICA Architecture.
Highlights include an open-air entrance, a wall of windows at one end, a giant videoboard on one side to entertain fans outside the venue walls, and an eternal flame to honor longtime franchise owner Al Davis, who passed away in 2011.
The total cost of construction is estimated to be $1.9 billion.


After a cancelled TTC subway closure originally planned for the Family Day long weekend, Toronto is now back on track for its regularly scheduled weekend closure.
There will be no subway service on Line 1 between Sheppard-Yonge and St. Clair stations on February 24 and 25 thanks to Metrolinx's work to prepare for the arrival of Eglinton Crosstown LRT and various TTC maintenance work in the area.
Customers are strongly encouraged to use the University side of Line 1. Express service is being added to east/west routes.
According to the TTC, "all stations will be open for fare sales, connections and access to surface vehicles. Buses that normally service Davisville Station will board outside on Yonge St., Chaplin Cres. and Davisville Ave."
Regular scheduled service will resume on Monday morning. The next scheduled shutdown will halt weekend service on Line 1 between St. Clair West and Union stations on March 10 and 11 due to signal upgrades.
by Jaclyn Skrobacky via blogTO


Sorry, there is no geographical information on this page that can be linked consistently with modern data. The following pages in the same notebook have been assigned locations on the map and might be related.
- B365, 51 at 530895, 178849
Lambeth Walk is the main shopping street, prices of provisions. Women's work in area. Women, men, children and alcohol.
- B365, 113 at 532887, 178063
Description of boundaries of walk: on the north East Street; on the east Old Kent Road; on the south Albany Road, Boundary Lane; on the west Walworth Road. Part of the parishes of St Peter, St Stephen, All Saints [Newington]and St Mary [Southwark] Boundary Lane, Boyson Road.
- B365, 81 at 531883, 177628
Description of boundaries of walk: on the north Penrose Street; on the east Walworth Road, Camberwell Road; on the south Avenue Road, Cambridge Street; on the west Farmer's Road, Hillingdon Street, Draco Street, Lorrimore Road, Penrose Street. Part of the parishes of St Paul's and All Souls [Newington] Penrose Street, Cottage Grove, Carter Street.
- B365, 55 at 531895, 178195
Description of boundaries of walk: on the north Elephant and Castle; on the east Walworth Road, Manor Place, Penton Place, Lorrimore Street, Hillingdon Street; on the west Farmer's Road, Agnes Terrace, South Place, Kennington Park Road, Newington Butts. Part of the parishes of St Mary, St Paul and St Agnes [Newington] Draper Street, Roy Place.
- B365, 219 at 534980, 178102
Description of the Bermondsey New Estate. Vercoe Road, Verney Road, Barkworth Road, Ablett Street, Delaford Road, Ilderton Road, Bramcote Road, Cranswick Road.
- B365, 231 at 534480, 178621
Anchor Street, Ambrose Street, Roseberry Street, Tenda Road, Camilla Road, Ridge Street, Fort Road, Beatrice Road.
- B365, 181 at 532491, 178729
Larcom Street, Content Street, Wadding Street, Rodney Road, New Kent Road, Searles Road.
- B365, 1-9 at 531047, 178942
Walk with Sergeant E. Scales, District 34 [Lambeth and Kennington] Boundaries of walk: on the north Lambeth Road, Savile Place, Walnut Tree Walk; on the east Kennington Road; on the south Upper Kennington Lane; on the west River Thames Part of the parishes of St Mary Emmanuel, St Mary the Less, St Peter [Lambeth]St Anne and St Mark [Clapham], [continued from BOOTH/B363], 6, 8 - 9 June  Includes:
- B365, 149 at 532297, 178545
Colworth Grove, Walcorde Avenue, Turquand Street, Cotham Street, Charleston Street, Charles Street, Larcom Street, Ethel Street, Wansey Street, Vowler Street, Heygate Street, Hewson Street, Bodley Street, Deacon Street.
- B365, 143 at 532455, 178528
Description of boundaries of walk: on the east Brandon Street, Bedford Street, Rodney Road, Catesby Street, Backway Street; on the south East Street; on the west Walworth Road. Part of the parishes of St Matthew, St John, St Mark and All Saints [Newington] Manchester Buildings.
- B365, 211 at 534619, 178108
Description of boundaries of walk: on the north Earl Road, Rolls Road, Rotherhithe New Road; on the east Ilderton Road; on the south Grand Surrey Canal; on the west Old Kent Road. Part of the parishes of St Philip and St Bartholomew [Camberwell] Humphry Street, Earl Road, Earls Cottages.
- B365, 59 at 532059, 178321
Amelia Street, Manor Place, Occupation Road, Penton Place.
- B365, 43 at 531009, 178268
Kennington Oval, Vauxhall Street, Loughborough Street, Wynyard Street, Esher Street, Shepherd's Place, Pilgrim Place, Montford Place, Kennington Road.
- B365, 29 at 531308, 178075
Princes Square, Bowden Street, Methley Street, Ravensdon Street, Milverton Street, Redcot Street, Wigtown Place, Stannary Street, Aulton Place, Grove Place.
- B365, 235 at 534509, 178901
Southwark Park Road, Bombay Street, Blue Anchor Lane.
- B365, 41 at 530742, 178064
Vauxhall Street, Malmsey Place, Frank Street, Orsett Street, Farnham Royal, Henry Street, Kennington Grove, Durham Street, Harleyford Road.
- B365, 187 at 533380, 177847
Description of boundaries of walk: on the north Albany Road; on the east Old Kent Road; on the south Grand Surrey Canal; on the west Camberwell Road. Parts of the parishes of St George, St Mark and St Philip [Camberwell] Albany Road, St. Thomas' Road, Bagshot Street, Albany Mews, Surrey Place.
- B365, 67 at 531595, 177978
Canterbury Mews, New Street, New Street Mews, Gaza Street, Doddington Grove, Harmsworth Street, Faunce Street, Sharsted Street, De Laune Street.
- B365, 169 at 533063, 178469
Description of boundaries of walk: on the north New Kent Road; on the east Old Kent Road; on the south East Street; on the west Brackway Street, Rodney Road, Bedford Street, Brandon Street, Gurney Road. Part of the parishes of St John, the Lady Margaret [Newington]and St Mary [Southwark] East Street, Stanford Place, Alfreton Street, Comus Place.
- B365, 3 at 530633, 178346
Vauxhall Walk, Jonathan Street, Pleasant Place, Wickham Street, Tyers Street, Glynn Street, Auckland Street.


Larry asked: My name is Larry Wallace and I am the Bike/Ped Coordinator for the Florida Department of Transportation in Fort Lauderdale, FL. I have been receiving several questions regarding what is the law regarding large bicycle groups taking the full lane when there is NO bike lane is present. There are large bicycle groups that are using the entire lane with sharrows. There are 3-5 cyclists riding abreast in 8-10 packs (30-50) total riders. Are there laws for this type of large groups of bicycle riders?
Please see this post.


Adopted Ordinances Not Yet Codified
Below are ordinances which have recently been adopted by the Town Council, and which amend the Town Code or Zoning Ordinance, but which have not yet been incorporated into those online documents. Ordinances will be codified following their effective date.
ORDINANCE NO. 483, AN ORDINANCE OF THE TOWN COUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF JEROME, YAVAPAI COUNTY, ARIZONA, AMENDING ARTICLE 12-1, “TRAFFIC CODE,” OF THE JEROME TOWN CODE
Adopted July 12, 2022. Effective date: August 11, 2022.


Eric Knudsen, President, Great Falls Citizens Association (GFCA):
1) The start, and hopefully the finishing, of the Walker Road Diet project. This is the first major change to the center of town since the Safeway shopping center was put in. It will allow for a crosswalk and reduction in the speed, stopping passing on the right and give an area that can be landscaped to really put a safe and hometown look to Great Falls.
2) GFCA worked with DEQ, Fairfax Petroleum, Fairfax county and local businesses to find the best way to clean up the spill of MTBE and other chemicals from the former gas station. After four years the community can now look forward to this potential menace being taken care of and our water being protected from these pollutants.
3) Our Supervisor John Foust has secured funds to renovate the Grange and make it ADA compliant. This will once again bring this treasured building back into roll of a community meeting space for all and many community events will be brought back.


It has now been confirmed that the Parish of Wigginton and Hopwas has been designated as a Neighbourhood Plan area. This good news was agreed last week by the District Council.
We would like as many people as possible who live and work in the parish to be involved in the Neighbourhood Plan, so please start thinking of issues which the plan should deal with. Our next meeting to start the process is on Wednesday 11th September at Thomas Barnes School. Just come along if you have ideas or skills to share!


The Redding City Council has approved an updated General Plan, but not without some opposition. The General Plan will help determine what Redding looks like in 20 or 25 years. It’s a broad, comprehensive, long range guide for future development that’s only updated every 20 years. Some members of the public at Tuesday night’s meeting had various complaints about the plan, including environmental concerns. Approval came on a 3 to 2 vote, with Michael Dacquisto and Mark Mezzano voting against it. The final document can be viewed at cityofredding.gov/generalplan.


We've talked before about how City Council seems a little inconsistent about whether they have influence over bike lanes. Here is a montage we put together of various answers to the question that seem to contradict each other: You can also view the video on Youtube here and on Facebook here. Quotes: City Councilmember Tom … Continue reading Does City Council have any control over bike lanes?
Yesterday we summarized Mayoral and City Council candidate answers to the Springs Taxpayers survey question about removing traffic lanes to add bike lanes. You can read the post here. As a complement to that post, the Trails and Open Space Coalition (TOSC) also had a candidate survey, which included the question: "How do you envision bike … Continue reading Candidate stances on bike lanes
Springs Taxpayers provided a candidate survey which included the question “What is your position regarding the elimination of motor vehicle traffic lanes (road-dieting) in favor of installing bicycle lanes?” Below are the candidate responses, first for Mayor and then for City Council, in alphabetical order. Mayoral Candidates: Juliette Parker: While I fully agree that we need … Continue reading Candidate stances on road dieting
During the "Battle of the Bike Lanes" last week, City Councilmember Jill Gaebler claimed that it's crucial for Colorado Springs to attract thousands of Millennial workers every year and that these younger workers want more bike amenities. We're skeptical. First, the Springs is having no trouble attracting younger people even without fully connected bike infrastructure, … Continue reading Millennials are driving more than in years past.
On Thursday (2/28/19), Mayor Suthers attended a candidate forum where the mayoral candidates answered citizen-submitted questions. One of the questions asked the candidates how they would prioritize different community concerns, including bike lanes. Here was Suthers' response [emphasis added]: Bike lanes - big controversy. All's I'm asking is that people get involved at an earlier … Continue reading Mayor Suthers says we should be more involved in master plans. Here are 5 reasons that doesn’t make sense.
The Gazette's "Battle of the Bike Lanes" panel last night overall went very well. Seats for perhaps 200-250 people were all filled, with plenty of additional people standing. Overall both the audience and the panelists remained civil, but there was one moment when the audience did jeer a response. As one justification for pushing certain … Continue reading “I don’t care if one more 65 or older person moves to this city.”


Client: EDP - Energias de Portugal, SA
Architecture: Souto Moura Arquitectos, SA
Cabo Ruivo Campus, with 48,133m², is a building with several uses: 4 underground floors for parking and 3 floors above ground for Administrative Area, University Area, Smart Center, Operational Area, Laborathories and Common Services, for the use of EDP team.
Project develope till Schematic Design phase.
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Delays are expected on a Nottingham city road due to the closure of a bus lane.
The roadworks began taking place in Maid Marian Way on Monday, November 15 and are due to end on Friday, November 26.
The bus lane from Castle Gate junction to Broadmarsh exit ramp will be closed while workers conduct cable diversion works.
Western Power Distribution will carry out the repairs.
Nottingham CIty Council have said that moderate delays are to be expected.
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Embarcadero Enhancement – Concept Design Showcase*
Thursday, October 25, 2018 @ 5:00 pm - 7:30 pm
This is an SFMTA event.*
The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency (SFMTA) is hosting a Concept Design Showcase for the Embarcadero Enhancement Project on October 25 from 5:00 to 7:30 pm at the Ferry Building Grand Hall (second floor) to reveal concept designs and renderings for a two-way protected bike lane along the Embarcadero to connect AT&T Park all the way to Fisherman’s Wharf. The designs will be on display for your input, this is your chance to talk face-to-face with the project team and share your thoughts about the design concepts.
Join us at the Concept Design Showcase to prioritize protected bike lanes that are welcoming for all. RSVP here.
For more information, please visit https://www.sfmta.com/projects/embarcadero-enhancement-project or contact the project manager at email@example.com.
*Events not officially sponsored or organized by the SF Bicycle Coalition are marked with an asterisk. We post events that might be of interest to our SF area members; we do not necessarily endorse any particular group or perspective you may find represented here.


36 Rendelsham Rd, Millicent
Combined Lots 2, 3, 4 & 5 Rendelsham Road
Employment Zoned Industrial land on Rendelsham Road [or known as Southern Ports highway arterial to coastal townships]
Possible Non Complying application for Residential building. Subject to Council and DAP approvals!
All separately titled allotments
Lot 2: Approx 2063m2
Lot 3: Approx 1013m2
Unequipped bore and disconnected power box on east boundary.
Lot 4: Approx 1013m2
Unequipped bore and disconnected power box on west boundary.
Lot 5: Approx 1013m2


March 13, 2019
City Council Chambers, Memorial Auditorium
1300 7th Street
Wichita Falls, TX 76301
Planning and Zoning Commission Meeting
Wednesday, March 13, 2019
Board and Commission meeting minutes can be viewed by going to the online B&C Meeting Minutes Section. Once there click on City Clerk and then Boards and Commissions Minutes. Current meeting agendas are listed on the City's Website.