SE City Council considers dog boarding permit
SLEEPY EYE — The Sleepy Eye City Council will consider a conditional use permit for dog boarding on Tuesday, July 14.
By a 3-2 vote Thursday, July 9, the Sleepy Eye Planning Commission approved Rose Martinka’s request to allow a residential boarding business of up to 10 dogs, operating seven days a week, with drop-off and pick-up times between 7 a.m. and 6 p.m. Dennis Fromm and Nichole Krenz cast dissenting votes.
According to the request, 360 square feet of an attached, heated garage would house 10 kennels. A six feet high and 25 feet by 25 feet solid fence would be attached to the north side of the garage, which is within required setbacks for the dogs.
All dogs must have a collar, leash and updated shots. The homeowner carries extra insurance.
Sleepy Eye City Attorney Alissa Fischer Groen reviewed conditions to consider when reviewing conditional use permit application such as noise, odors and would the use affect surrounding properties.
After discussion, Mike Suess made a motion to recommend the city council allow the conditional use permit. Bob Zinniel seconded the motion. Suess, Zinniel and Dean Stimpert voted for the request.
The city council will also consider:
• A resolution establishing unfeasibility of in-person meetings due to COVID-19.
• The Sleepy Eye Servicemen’s Club request for a Sept. 11, 2020 street dance.
• The meeting begins at 7 p.m. in the Council Chambers. In order to maintain proper social distancing and in accordance with Mn Statute 13D.021, the meeting will be available on GoToMeeting. Call 1-571-317-3122, use access code 459-932-557 followed by the # sign. The public may access the webcast at www.gotomeeting.com, use access code or meeting ID 459-932-557.
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Parral Village Council
Nov. 12 meeting
KEY ACTION Discussed notifying residents of new village ordinances.
DISCUSSION: Mayor Cyrstal DiGenova advised council that she has considered issuing informational flyers to Village residents regarding new ordinances for the village.
Councilman Bob Feutz reported that he had received three telephone calls about dogs runny loose on other’s property with their owners consent.
Council also discussed the fact that there is a boat parked on Woodruff Street where it should not be. Councilman Travis Roth suggested contacting the resident where the boat is currently parked and requesting it be moved.
Mayor DiGenova suggested that the notification to all residents of laws governing the village may be a helpful reminder.
* Approved expenditures of $917.51.
* Discussed prohibiting any additional multi-family dwellings in the village.
* Accepted a bid for snow removal from Kres Kiser at $95 per plow and .20 cents per pound of salt.
* Approved Mayor DiGenova as Regional Planning Committee representative.
* Discussed an issue regarding a residence where ditching was done but the berm not put back in place. The solicitor will issue a letter to property owner requesting this task be completed.
* Discussed maintenance needed in the village.
* Agreed to DiGenova’s request to move December meeting from the 10th to the 17th.
Up Next Regular meeting on Monday Dec. 17 at 6 p.m. in the Village Hall.


TOWN OF THOMASTON
ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS
19 Humiston Circle
The Zoning Board of Appeals of the Town of Thomaston, CT will hold a public hearing on Tuesday April 22, 2008 at 7:00 P.M. in Meeting Room # 1, Fourth Level Thomaston Town Hall, 158 Main Street, Thomaston, CT on the following application:
APP# 2008-04-10-02 of James Serenson to construct an addition to an existing garage 8 ft from a side yard property line and 42 ft from a front yard property line located at 19 Humiston Circle in an RA-80A Residential Zoning District. Section 4.5.Schedule B Table of Bulk Regulations # 3 and 4 requires a 50 ft front yard property line setback and a 15 ft side yard property line setback.
At this hearing interested persons may be heard and written communications will be received. A copy of the application is on file in the Building and Land Use Office, Thomaston Town Hall, 158 Main Street, Thomaston, CT Monday to Wednesday 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM, Thursday 9:00 AM to 6:30 PM, Friday 8:30 AM to 12 noon.
Dated at Thomaston, Ct this 12th day of April 2008
Zoning Board of Appeals


The Bishop Hellmuth neighbourhood is a Heritage Conservation District located in the Old North area, close to Downtown, Western University and the Thames River. The neighbourhood is filled with mature trees, beautiful heritage homes, and churches dating back to the 1870s.
St. George's Public School is located within this small neighbourhood, with St. Joseph's Hospital just outside the boundaries. Doidge Park is the closest park, with a tennis court, basketball court, baseball diamond, play structures and steep hills, often used for tobogganing in the winter. The Thames Valley Parkway and Gibbons Park are also nearby.
If we have missed anything about this neighbourhood, or you would like to suggest a change, please let us know by emailing firstname.lastname@example.org.
Bishop Hellmuth Community Association
The Bishop Hellmuth Community Association (BHCA) keeps the community informed via newsletters, their website, as well as on their facebook page.


Discovery Gardens Islamabad is just 7 minutes away from the New Islamabad International Airport and a 20-minute ride from the twin cities.
The beautiful Discovery Garden Islamabad is the perfect housing society for the people of Karachi to make their homes.
With a 4-year installment plan and minimum down payment amount, Discovery Gardens Islamabad makes your dream of making your home possible by making it easy and convenient to invest at such a prime location.
There are multiple unique features given by the developer in Discovery Gardens Islamabad such as:
- Carnival City
- Shooting Club
- Mini Golf
- Hotel Resort
- Grand Mosque
- Water Park


Town of Taiping, Perak, Federated Malay States,1928
Section one of map shows contours, boundaries, roads, land allotment numbers, buildings, market, slaughter house, bath houses, Chinese temples, churches, roads, ponds, fish ponds, dhoby lines, Cross Street, Coronation Road, Lake Road, Sungei Batu Tugoh, and others
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Federated Malay States Surveys Number 37_1928
Map is in four sections TM000772 to TM000775
Surveyor-General, Federated Malay States (F.M.S.) and Straits Settlements (S.S.)
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Pothole Fault. Bottom of the M5 northbound entry slip just as you leave the roundabout
Location is approximate. There is an old road work that spans across the road like a trench which is totally unavoidable, it's worst heading into Failsworth from newton health.
fly tipping all along the railway path North of the chip shop / behind Raylees Gardens houses.
the street light is permanently on there is also damage to the concrete pillar and plastic lid - street light number 5


10/8/2021 - Meeting -- Sedalia Park Board
The Sedalia Park Board will meet on Thursday, October 14, 2021. This meeting will take place at the Heckart Community Center, and will begin
p.m. The public is welcome to attend.
Sedalia Park Board Meeting Agenda
Sedalia Park Board Meeting
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Heckart Community Center
Sedalia, Missouri 65301


Roanoke Valley Greenways (Virginia) began as an initiative of citizens devoted to making the valley a better place to live. Building a greenway network requires linking together neighborhoods, finding connections, and protecting community resources. It requires the support and leadership of government staff and the help of local, state, and federal elected officials. It involves volunteers and corporations, users and builders, landowners and agencies.
Other News and Updates
Request for Proposals
New Greenways Website
We are currently accepting proposals. Roanoke Valley Greenways wants to create a sleek, modern website that attracts new users, helps longtime users discover new greenways and trailheads, and shares important information about the greenway network like route changes, nearby amenities and volunteer opportunities. The site should be mobile friendly, provide an interactive greenway map, and host a volunteer database system. Proposals due October 11, 2019.
See our RFP here: Roanoke Valley Greenways Website RFP 09-2019


Building lot in the Town of Rome that backs up to the 10th hole of the Beautiful Pines Golf Course. Close to amenities and utilities already available at lot line. Call for more information today!
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126 Richmond St. – 7:00 pm
A proposal to legalize an existing rear addition/canopy.
1237-1239 Susquehanna Ave. – 7:30 pm
A proposal for the relocation of lot lines and the erection of a 3-story single family home.
This meeting will be held at the Fishtown Rec Center (1202 E. Montgomery Ave). All residents of Fishtown are eligible to vote. Please bring proof of residence or business ownership in the form of a driver’s license or a photo ID and a lease, utility bill, or recent piece of mail addressed to your home or business.


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Closure Dates/Duration- Monday July 25th – Thursday July 28th (9:00 PM – 6:00 AM)
Detour DirectionsSB US 75 outside lane will be closed.
Situation/ActivityThe lane closures are necessary to allow the contractor a safe work zone to perform work on the existing southbound shoulder.
What is TxDOT doing?TxDOT will be inspecting the work as well as lane closures.
What can the public do?Be attentive to signage & slow down through work zone.
Other InformationMessage boards will be placed on US 75 to alert public of lane closures.


Meetings for the Week of April 4th, 2022
There will be a Regular Meeting of the Downtown Development Authority on Monday, April 4, 2022 at 1:00pm in the Village Hall Council Chambers. - Updated to Monday, April 4 at 1pm
The Regular Planning Commission meeting for April 6th at 5:30pm is cancelled.
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Los Osos Community Advisory Council’s first Town Hall and Community Gathering was a success.
“It was wonderful to see our community come out, connect, share, listen and learn,” and event organizer said. “More than 16 organizations were present informing residents about valuable resources available. “Our Active Transportation Committee, which is working on getting a multi model bike path on Los Osos Valley Road between Palisades and Monarch received a lot of support, which will help advocate the need for this safe path.”
Community members who attended the event held at the at the Red Barn also got a sneak peak at the Basin Management Committee’s annual report about groundwater and LOCAC candidates met with their constituents.
LOCAC said that they hope the Town Hall event will become an annual one as well as and a stepping stone for “bringing our community together.”
Don’t forget to vote on May 7 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Los Osos/Baywood Park Chamber of Commerce parking lot, 781 Los Osos Valley Road.
LOCAC is an elected body of 11 members that advises the County Board of Supervisors, Planning Department and Public Works on community affairs, land use, development, transportation, trees/landscape and environmental issues in Los Osos. There are four main committees, Land Use, Active Transportation and Circulation, Outreach and Trees & Landscape. LOCAC also has an ad hoc water committee that presents information about water issues. Public members are always welcome to join any committees and attend general meetings. More information can be found at www.locac.info.


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Council agree to Bypass funding
It has been decided today by council executives that the Bedale, Aiskew, Leeming Bar (BALB) Bypass Scheme will go ahead.
The council have agreed to meet the funding shortfall and press on to the next stage of the development, which could cost anywhere between £6.5M and £23.5M.
You can also read our full blog posted below.
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Townsend Hearing on Request for Variance from Driveway Bylaw, Warren Road
Fri, 06/11/2021 - 11:03am Heraldgroton
In accordance with MGL Chapter 40A and the Townsend Zoning Bylaw, the Townsend Zoning Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing on Wednesday, June 30, 2021, at 6:45pm at Memorial Hall, 272 Main St., on the application of Kevin Smith and Kenneth Tully under Zoning Bylaw §§145-24, 145- 64 and 145-66. The applicant is requesting a Variance from the Driveways and entrances Bylaw to construct a common driveway entrance serving three residential dwellings within 500 feet of an existing common driveway entrance serving 101, 103, and 105 Warren Road. The property is located on Warren Road (Assessor’s Map 32, Block 2, Lot 0) in the Residential A District.
Parties wishing to speak in support of, or in opposition to, this application may do so in writing prior to the hearing, or at the hearing in person or represented by an agent or attorney. Copies of this application are available for review in the offices of the Town Clerk and Zoning Board during business hours.
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June 7, 2023
PZC is considering a modification to its regular meeting schedule. Stay tuned as the 2023 meeting dates may change.
City Administration Building
City Council Chambers
107 E. Main Street
Xenia, OH 45385
Planning and Zoning Commission at 6 p.m.
Wednesday, June 7, 2023
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By Martine Wolfe-Miller, Communications Manager
MOUNT PLEASANT, S.C. (March 29, 2019) – Mount Pleasant Mayor Will Haynie and Mount Pleasant Town Council today released the Town’s annual report highlighting milestones, challenges, successes and accolades earned over the past year. The 2018 Mount Pleasant Annual Report is available online here.
“I am proud of the work we accomplished in 2018 even with real challenges such as Winter Storm Grayson, the Wando Bridge shutdown, Hurricane Florence and more,” said Mayor Haynie. “As a community, we have come together to overcome these obstacles and to become a stronger, more resilient town.”
“The work that we accomplished through our Comprehensive Plan Forum, our Capital Improvement and Maintenance Plans and have taken us exponentially closer to protecting our quality of life and natural environment, planning the sustainable future of Mount Pleasant and restoring the cultural icons that make us who we are,” added Mayor Haynie.
Mount Pleasant is a 2010 and 2018 All-America City and the fourth largest municipality in South Carolina. Located across the harbor from Charleston, Mount Pleasant is home to approximately 88,000 residents and 6,000 businesses.
For more information and to view the 2018 Mount Pleasant Annual Report, visit us online here.


High rise tenants surveyed on the future of their flats were “pressured” into backing demolition, it was claimed this week.
Residents who insist Ayr’s towering Riverside blocks still have a future branded a council consultation a “joke”.
Now they’re backing a community council’s bid to fight the move and save their homes from coming down.
More than 70 residents, who gathered at Ayr’s Auld Kirk for a public meeting, were told: “Stick together and they WILL listen to you.”
The rallying cry comes as Fort, Seafield and Wallacetown Community Council took up the fight to save the flats.
Their chair, Norman McLean, told residents: “We believe there is another option to have people remain in refurbished flats.
“We’re talking here about the lives, well-being and security of this cohesive community.
“After refurbishment you could continue to have a comfortable, very acceptable and secure place to live.
“This must be allowed to continue.”
South Ayrshire councillors waved through the demolition after a survey of residents came back in favour of new homes.
But angry claims have now surfaced over the legitimacy of the questions put to those in the flats.
One resident said: “The lady who interviewed me made it clear it wouldn’t be us who were making the decision, it would be the council.”
And another added: “I felt pressured into doing what they said.
“I don’t want to move out of my home but it was put to me I would be better off choosing that option now rather than later.”
Others branded the consultation a “farce” with one resident adding: “We know this decision was taken long before the council came to us. It’s a joke.
“We are all over 60 – do they realise what this is doing to our health and well-being?”
Community council chiefs, who had requested a say in the decision process under the Community Empowerment Act, were blocked on appeal.
And Mr McLean said: “My big concern is the cost which is being thrown around for this project.
“The council is quoting anywhere between £30-£37 million to refurbish the flats.
“I showed that to two housebuilders and they burst out laughing.
“Is this a case of the council asking for the highest spec possible and then adding 20 per cent?
“We’re talking about fantasy figures and they need to be challenged.”
Resident David Petrie, who also sits on the community council, added: “Our aim is to give the people a voice.
“It is clear a large number are not happy with what has happened so we cannot just lie down and accept it.
“This is not about the council or the community council – it is about the residents.”
But one resident asked: “What makes you think they will listen to you?”
Mr McLean responded: “We have the power of the people on our side.
“The council wanted to build new offices at the bottom of the High Street and look what happened there.
“The people came together and delivered a very clear message – and you can do the same here.
“I don’t want to be liked but I do want to be respected and the council are very angry at what we’re doing here.
“They don’t want us involved in having a say and fighting this decision, but we will.
“At the end of the day, if 230 homes were to be knocked down in Craigie or Belmont, people wouldn’t be happy, so why should it be the same here?”
Doonfoot resident, Andrew Russell, added: “There is a lot of fight in this room so you must stick together and they will listen to you.
“The council do not want your ideas, but you must keep going.”
A council spokesman said: “The decision was taken by the Council on June 27 to demolish the 3 multi-storey blocks and build a new development on the Riverside Place site.
“This decision was made following full consultation with households and took into account the feedback received from tenants on their preferred option.
“Housing Officers are currently carrying out further visits to tenants to discuss their housing options and preferences which will inform the implementation plan.
“The council’s priority is to ensure tenants are kept fully informed and supported throughout this period.”


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Sudbury Downtown Independent Cinema Co-operative
In response to the closing of Rainbow Cinemas in downtown Sudbury, local residents have banded together to explore the feasibility of a locally owned non-profit, cooperative model to showcase films downtown as well as be a hub for other activities.
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£1 billion to improve transport connectivity in Wales
Plan to provide faster journey times across the UK includes bringing parts of North Wales within an hour of Manchester through upgrade of the North Wales Main Line
- government to redirect vast HS2 savings into unprecedented transport investment across the country, benefiting more people, in more places, more quickly
- North Wales to benefit from a £1 billion investment to electrify the North Wales Main Line, bringing parts of the region within an hour of Manchester and strengthening connections across the Union
- the electrification of the North Wales Main Line will mean more punctual, reliable journeys between Holyhead, Wrexham, Warrington, Liverpool and Crewe
A total of £36 billion in savings from HS2 will be reinvested in hundreds of transport projects across the country.
Today (4 October 2023), we have announced the Network North plan, which will still see HS2 delivered between Birmingham and Euston in central London.
But every penny that would have been spent extending the route will instead be redirected into local transport projects to drive economic growth and provide jobs.
Network North will deliver greater connectivity across the country with faster journey times, increased capacity and more frequent, reliable services, and connections will also be strengthened across the UK.
An unprecedented £1 billion investment will bring parts of North Wales within an hour of Manchester through a major upgrade of the North Wales Main Line, including electrification.
It will mean journeys will become more punctual and reliable on the 105-mile route between Crewe, Liverpool, Warrington, Wrexham and Holyhead, where ferry services run to Dublin.
The funding comes alongside £12 billion set aside for Northern Powerhouse Rail, allowing delivery of high-speed links between Manchester and Liverpool as previously planned.
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Alert: Due to Jat Agitation, Delhi Metro services to be affected in these places
Jat groups have been on agitation demanding the reservations in jobs and colleges. The agitation will held at Jantar Mantar, from today and the traffic restrictions were imposed from yesterday night. Delhi Metro services will also be affected and the Delhi Metro stations are Rajiv Chowk, Patel Chowk, Central Secretariat, Udyog Bhawan, Lok Kalyan Marg, Janpath, Mandi House and Shivaji Stadium. However, interchange facility will be available at all the interchange stations.


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Lead Designers Yan Liu
Completion Date 2018 - 2019
Project Location in the historic center of Shanghai, Xujiahui district, CHINA
Entry DescriptionFashion is an attitude. It means constantly renovation, development, and redefinition.
This mixed - use fashion boutique-gallery is in the historic center of Shanghai.
We try to create a series of Live fashion Show in a static and dynamic way, with the flow of time.
While static lighting, among the art-deco style and raw architectural elements (raw concrete, concave wall, dark green frame window, dark brown herringbone parquet,… ),the lighting fades seamlessly. Custom-made lighting fittings elements (the lighting membranes, lines, spot,…), participate harmoniously in this architectural style. The lighting is visible, when it becomes actor in each scene, but also “invisible”, when it co-exists harmoniously with the architecture.
While dynamic lighting by control, it accompany the various life of the gallery in different moments of functions (shop, exhibition, event, salon ...). It makes the space quiet, dynamic, mysterious, pleasant, …
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Our next general membership meeting is Tuesday, September 6 at the Church of the Holy Cross.
Doors open at 6:30pm and the meeting will start at 7.
We are pleased to have Mayor Tecklenburg and Councilman White as our guests to describe the plans for a new community and recreation center as well as development of a riverside park area and south side green space.
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FROSTY FESTIVAL PARADE INFORMATION
Residents of the below area should be advised of the Frosty Festival Parade happening on Friday, February 9th 2024. All information related to the event and potential effects on traffic flow are as below:
- The Pedestrian Parade will gather O’Donel High starting at 5:30pm.
- The parade will leave at 6:10 pm and proceed to the top (cul-de-sac) of Sunrise.
- The parade will arrive at St. David’s at 6:45 pm.
- Residents may wish to use an alternate route to avoid the following streets:
- Sunrise Avenue (From Third Street to the Cul-de-sac)
- Third Street (From Sunrise to St. Andrews)
- St. Andrews (From Third to Roosevelt)
- Roosevelt Avenue.
- Safety marshals will be in place to allow residents who live on these streets to get to their own homes before the Parade arrives, but as the Parade passes (max duration 15 minutes) the Parade will take up the entire street, and safety marshals will ask traffic to wait.Any questions or concerns can be brought to the Frosty Festival team at 709-748-6480 or firstname.lastname@example.org


Notice to property owners and landlords in Hillsborough county Florida
The Hillsborough county commission will be meeting on March 3 2021 to discuss a proposed Tenant Bill of Rights include a source of income provision. While the intent of this ordinance is good, however the way it is currently written has some issues that will negatively impact property owner and landlords.
This statement comes from the National Association of Property Managers:
The Hillsborough County Board of County Commissioners is considering an ordinance that would do two things:
First, they want to create a so-called “Renters Bill of Rights” (as written/approved by the Hillsborough County Board of County Commissioners) that is required to be given to tenants under penalty of law.
Second, they want to force property owners to participate in Section 8 by making source of funds a protected class.
We need you to take action TODAY regarding this proposal. Please take a moment to email your members of the Board of County Commissioners and ask them to oppose this in its current form and encourage them to engage with the real estate industry to craft solutions that truly help meet the need for affordable housing.
You can use the following link to send an email to the county commissioners about this.
If you would like to speak at this meeting you can sign up here:


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SWEET SPOT FESTIVAL will be held in Jackie Robinson Park featuring music by: D-NICE, MAX GLAZER & Other surprise guests. This is a FREE family event in Harlem with Food Vendors, Vintage Market, Picnic Tables, Kids Activities and More powered by GIANT STEP. Sunday, September 23, 2012 from 2 – 7PM Located at 145th Street & Bradhurst Avenue in the Jackie Robinson Park Bandshell.
Don’t forget to join the free Jet Blue raffle. Lucky winners will get a chance to win a pair of tickets to any where in the world that Jet Blue flies.
See you there!
AM New York recently conducted a study to determine which subway stops are best suited to carrying your cell phone signal underground. HarlemCondoLife (HCL) is pleased to report that Harlem stations made the grade as noted below IN BOLD.
- No. 1:
- 14th Street, 34th Street, Times Square, 59th street, 66th street, 72nd street, 110th street, 116th street, 137th street, 145th street, 157th street, 191st Street
- No. 2/3:
- (Brooklyn) Hoyt Street, Nevins Street, Atlantic Avenue, (Manhattan) 96th street, 125th street
- No. 3:
- 145th Street
- No. 4/5:
- Wall Street, Fulton Street
- No. 6:
- Canal Street, Bleecker Street, Astor Place, 23rd Street, 28th Street, 51st Street, 59th Street, 103th Street, 110th Street, 116th Street
- Columbus Circle
- 135th Street
- 34th Street, 42nd Street, 50th Street, (Queens) Jamaica Van Wyck
- 23rd Street, (Queens) Jamaica 179 Street
- Chambers Street
- Prince Street, 28th Street
- City Hall, Prince Street, 8th Street, 28th Street, 34th Street
Please post a comment letting us know your findings.
One more reason why “Harlem is Where It’s At” (TM).


The government of Quebec is granting $186,912 to the Argenteuil Regional County Municipality, to improve accessibility for people with disabilities.
This financial aid is is given to each qualifying municipality under the Adapted Transportation subsidy program. The amount is established according to operating expenses in 2015.
The subsidy will be adjusted at the end of the year, taking into account the number of trips taken, the modifications made on the territory, and the trips that were taken outside of this territory. The Quebec government’s most recent 2017-2018 budget has set aside $3 million this year for all eligible adapted transport organizations.
The Argenteuil Regional County Municipality has recorded nearly 20,000 trips taken in adapted transport over the last year.


I had hoped that the applicants for a lap dancing club in the middle of Crouch End would take the hint – that local people didn’t want them there and that they would disappear forever with their tail between their legs.
The message from the campaign was quite clear: lap off! But they haven’t. They’re back!
So – the Lib Dems are pushing for there to be wide, wide consultation on this new application and for the views of residents to be heard loud and clear.
Indeed, the original application was withdrawn in the spring after really fierce local opposition from residents with their ‘Lapoff!’ campaign, helped by local Liberal Democrats.
Cllr Dave Winskill (Crouch End) has requested that Haringey Council organise a public planning forum to give local residents a real chance to raise their concerns about this fresh application.
We don’t know if Haringey will agree to that – but in the meantime we have until the end of June to object. The final planning decision is likely to be taken by 30th July. The Music Palace (which is the location) has to get both planning and licensing to be allowed to run their lap dance club.
For more about the issues around the site of the application – and why it isn’t suitable – see my earlier YouTube clip:


AN ACT CONCERNING FEES TO ESTABLISH HISTORIC DISTRICTS.
To allow municipalities to cover the cost of processing applications to establish historic districts.
Introduced by:Sen. Andrew M. Maynard, 18th Dist.
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New, improved bridge over Niels Creek
By Simone Wichers-Voss
Floods in March and Oct. 2015 and in April and May 2016 wreaked havoc on county roads and bridges. Thanks to a Presidential Declaration that Bosque County was part of a disaster area, state and federal funding was available to repair the most extensively damaged areas. One of the bridges completely washed away was the bridge over Neil’s Creek on CR 4235. And because of all the paperwork and procedures, local residents have had to take alternate routes – often adding up to 20 miles to their daily commutes – for nearly a year.
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As the gateway city between Singapore and Malaysia, Johor is the southernmost state of peninsular Malaysia and is the most populous with over 3.17 million inhabitants. This gives rise to the city's vibrant melting pot of cultures from the diverse demographic mix of local Malays, Chinese and Indians. Its capital, Johor Bahru, is the more popular destination for weekend escapes from Singapore, offering an exciting myriad of retail, dining, shopping and entertainment experiences.
Designated to become a bustling metropolis in the years ahead, Iskandar Malaysia is the main development corridor in southern Johor. Set amidst this thriving backdrop is Puteri Harbour, a tranquil waterfront enclave where Pan Pacific Serviced Suites Puteri Harbour is situated. Residents can live, work, study and play in ease with key sites like LEGOLAND® Malaysia, Pinewood Studios and EduCity just minutes away. Commute between Singapore and your suite conveniently with a quick stroll or drive to the Puteri Harbour International Ferry Terminal and Tuas Second Link.


The construction map shows the current and completed construction areas.
Red = Current Construction Site | Green = Work Completed | Black = Intermitent Closures | Blue = Utility Location and Relocation Work
Bridge St 5th Ave to 8th Ave
Longs Peak St between 5th Ave and 9th Ave
Walnut St between 6th Ave and 8th Ave.
7th Ave Between Denver St and Brighton St
Denver St Between 5th and 7th Ave.
N. 4th Ave. Between Longs Peak St. and Brighton St.
7th Ave Between Brighton St and Bridge St.


Neighborhood Interest Meeting
May 11, 2021 @ 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm
|Recurring Event (See all)
An event every month that begins at 6:30 pm on day Second of the month, repeating until January 12, 2022
Join our monthly open-invitation resident engagement meeting to hear ideas, opinions, feedback, and discuss the South City revitalization effort with residents.
Join in-person at 524 Orange Ave.


Councillors call for grass verge action
Councillors David Bill (Lib Dem: Hinckley Clarendon) and Michael Mullaney (Lib Dem: Hinckley Trinity) were recently contacted by local residents about the poor state of the grass verges along Roston Drive in Hinckley. Roston Drive is the first road on the Hollycroft Estate that people see when driving in from the A5. It needs to look good."
David Bill said "We've contacted County Highways and they have agreed to get the verges sorted out. The work had to be done but we now need to know when the re-instatement work is planned."


New Times Announced for Sandbridge Road Water Main Repairs
Lane Will Close Starting 5 p.m. Thursday
Wednesday, May 02, 2012 · 04:30 pm
Lane closure times to facilitate water main repairs in the 500 block of Sandbridge Road, near the Sandbridge Realty office, have changed for Thursday, May 3.
Traffic will be reduced from two lanes to one lane from 6 p.m. to midnight on Thursday, May 3. Utility workers will direct motorists around the work site. The change has been made to avoid affecting several local businesses served by the water main.
On Friday, May 4, the lane closure will occur between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. Repairs are expected to be completed Friday, weather permitting. No work is expected on Friday evening.
Tidewater Utility Construction Inc., under contract with the Department of Public Utilities, is making the repairs to two 12-inch water mains on a quarter-mile stretch of Sandbridge Road.
For more information, contact Reynaldo DeVera with Virginia Beach Public Utilities at (757) 385-4091.


The Elizabeth River Trail is Complete!
Groundwork Elizabeth, with the consistent advice and partnership of the Naitonal Park Service, cut the ribbon to officially open the Elizabeth River Trail on Friday, May 25th. Groundwork coordinated the City, County, Federal, and local governmental agencies, established a Steering Committee, and worked to oversee design and construction on this 1.3 million dollar trail, long a dream of the community. For more on the long-awaited day of the ribbon-cutting ceremony, check out this video.
See press release here: Ribbon Cutting Press Release


On Wednesday, July 29, weather permitting, a resurfacing project will begin on Trail Ridge Road from Lava Cliffs to the Colorado River Trailhead, an approximate 14-mile section. During the project, traffic will be reduced to one lane, and 15 minute delays should be expected. These delays will take place through August 21 with intermittent delays up to September 1. Work is not planned to take place during weekends.
Fog sealing will take place at the end of August, weather permitting. This important project will seal the surface of this section and is critical for the long term protection of the road. All trailheads along this section of road will be open. This is a Central Federal Lands Highway Division Project.
For further information about Rocky Mountain National Park, please call the park's Information Office at (970) 586-1206.


(Northumbria University, United Kingdom)
Orsolya Bokor is currently a PhD student at the Department of Architecture and Built Environment at Northumbria University. Her research topic is in the field of construction management. She holds an MSc in civil engineering from the Budapest University of Technology and Economics. She has published papers in construction scheduling and cost calculations. She has been on the International Organizing Committee of the Creative Construction Conferences since the beginning.


To submit Permit Forms use the following links. Please fill in forms as completely as possible. Plans, Drawings, or Spec Books may be mailed to 300 W Evergreen, Durant, OK 74701. Attention Community Development. Or Email firstname.lastname@example.org. 580-931-6610 for assistance. Residential Building Permit Application for New Home, Residential Remodel/Add On, Residential Roofs, Residential Swimming Pool, Residential Shop/Shed/Carport/Fence, or Storm Shelter. Commercial Building Permit Form for New Commercial Building, Commercial Remodel/Add On, Commercial Roofs, New/Remodel Sign, Commercial Accessory Structure/Storage/Fence.
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Palmerola International Airport to be a Game Changer
Palmerola Intenational Airport with its 2.4 km long runway will also allow become an important cargo facility. Currently, Toncontin Airport has many limitations, due to its short runway, and difficult approach. This is expected to make of this central area of Honduras an important logistical hub. This will result in increased infrastructure and development of the area.


Eastbound inside lane of Harrison Avenue to be closed Oct. 29-31
Online Staff Report
The eastbound inside lane of Harrison Avenue east of Mulford Road will be closed for the installation of a communication line. The work is scheduled to start at 9 a.m., Monday, Oct. 29. The work is anticipated to be completed at 5 p.m., Wednesday, Oct. 31. However, the duration of the work and lane closure is dependant on the weather.
Traffic control will be provided. Motorists should use caution and be prepared to stop. Delays should be expected.
Posted Oct. 26, 2012
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Local area information
- The St Faith's Church of England Infant and Nursery School, Lincoln 0.5 miles
- The St Faith and St Martin Church of England Junior School, Lincoln 0.6 miles
- Lincoln 0.8 miles
- Hykeham 2.8 miles
These distances are calculated in a straight line. The actual route and distance may vary.
Read our area guide for Lincoln to find out more about the area.
Features and description
The site is made up of cleared ground forming a 7.95 acre level site of irregular shape in nature.
There is one point of access to the site from Beevor Street.
- Freehold Sale
- Cleared Brownfield Site adjacent to Lincoln Town Centre
- 7.95 Acres Development Land
- Easy access to A46 to the A1
- Development site with Outline Planning Permission
This site is situated in a very prominent area that is currently undergoing significant redevelopment. As well as being within easy access of Lincoln University and the city centre, the surrounding area is subject to considerable regeneration activities.
Nearby, the University of Lincoln’s Brayford Pool Campus plan significant investment over the coming years.
The site is adjacent the Lincoln Science & Innovation Park extension.
The site is in close to University of Lincoln’s Brayford Pool Campus which is their main campus and St Marks Retail development.
The location benefits from:
- Easy access via the A46 dual carriageway to the A1 and national motorway.
- 30 Minute drive from Newark Northgate train station. (London Kings Cross 1 hour and 20 minutes via a regular service).
- Local airports include, Robin Hood, Doncaster, Humberside and East Midlands
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TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURE ADVANCED NOTICE OF WORKS
A Temporary Traffic Regulation Order (TTRO) is to be made for the following location: Brook Lane, Billesdon (see weblink below). The purpose of the TTRO is to allow Severn Trent Water to facilitate pipe installation works.
The TTRO will incorporate a temporary road closure. The duration of the restriction is not anticipated to exceed a period of 3 days commencing on the 8th November 2021.
A Press Release will be issued to confirm these details approximately 2 weeks prior to the works commencing.
Posted: Thu, 14 Oct 2021 15:26 by Karen Giddens


We are back at it, working hard to get more people riding and diverting even more waste from landfills! … and now we have more bikes to giveaway!
JK to Grade 4 students! Tell us, ‘What is your best tip for reducing waste?’
Deadline July 23!
Bikes must be picked up at AccessPoint on Danforth (3079 Danforth Ave) on July 28, 11am-4pm
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This is a joint partnership between the City of Toronto, Toronto Community Housing, and Access Alliance. Scarborough Cycles is part of the City’s Community Reduce & Reuse Programs, which reduces waste and builds sustainable communities.


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The Richmond Times Dispatch reported that the council passed a resolution that paves the way for a study of rules regarding backyard hens.
A handful of people in both Richmond and Henrico have recently run a-fowl of the law, by raising chickens on property that is not zoned for live stock.
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Public Information Meeting Notice Re: Fisher Hill Road Bridge
You are invited to a Public Information Meeting Re: Project No. 53-194, REHABILITATION/REPLACEMENT OF BRIDGE NO. 04514
Fisher Hill Road over Roaring Brook, Glastonbury, CT
Meeting will be held on Tuesday, April 24, 2018 at 8:00 P.M. Town Hall Council Chambers located at 2155 Main Street in Glastonbury, Connecticut. Residents, business owners, commuters, and other interested individuals are encouraged to take advantage of this opportunity to learn about and discuss the proposed project.


A hearing on a permit needed to shore up bluff erosion that threatens a home at 105 Terrace Ave. in Bolinas has been scheduled for June 27 at the Marin Civic Center.
At issue is a request to build an underground concrete pier wall and grade beam support structure to strengthen the edge of the bluff. Slides have undercut the foundation, and a corner of it now overhangs the bluff.
No time for the zoning officer hearing has been set, but those with concerns may call planner Lorene Jackson at 473-5084.
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October 2, 2019 3:52 PM
November Planning Commission Meeting Notice
For the October 7th submittal only, please provide the documents necessary to obtain the appropriate LOCs with your application submittal, i.e. TIA worksheet, TIA, drainage report, etc.
If you have any questions, please contact staff. The new subdivision applications and process documents can be viewed by clicking on the Platting & Subdivisions link on the left side of this page. Thank you.


TORONTO, Feb. 17, 2011 /CNW/ - GO Transit is operating on a Saturday schedule for Family Day, Monday, February 21.
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Join Oasis for a bike ride: River Des Peres Greenway and the Mississippi River Ride
Wednesday, September 20, 2023 9:30 am - 1:30 pm
Ride with us on the paved city streets to River Des Peres Greenway for views of our mighty Mississippi River. All are welcome to come early for coffee and a muffin. Approximately 15 miles.
Visit stloasis.org or call (314) 862–4859 ext 24 to learn more or to enroll.Learn more about the River des Peres Greenway: Francis R. Slay Park to Shrewsbury MetroLink, Carondelet and Lemay Parks and Gravois Greenway here.


UPDATE — NOV. 4, 2020 — The bridge opening ceremony has been postponed. The new date is TBA later.
The dedication/opening ceremony for the Poindexter Street Bridge will be held Friday, Nov 6 at 10 a.m., in the grass field to the right of the bridge approach at Poindexter and Liberty, city officials announced today.
“There will be no seating or staging,” said Jason J. Brown, Public Information Coordinator with the City of Chesapeake Public Works. ” We will have a podium available for Mayor West to offer brief remarks to the group,” he said, inviting everyone in the community who may want to attend.
“This will be a short affair, but one we nonetheless wanted to bring South Norfolk together and celebrate the completion of an important project,” Brown said in an email.
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- El Sereno eyesore to become new neighborhood recreation area. The Voice (page 2)
- Banking executive files $50 million police abuse claim in connection with Highland Park incident. Daily News
- Echo Park-adjacent Vista Hermosa Park provides campfires and natural trails with a downtown view. L.A. Times
- The Eastsider thanks S. Nardoni of Glendale for purchasing a Reader Sponsorship.
- Found: A “cutie” of a dog near Boyle Heights’ Mariachi Plaza. Lost & Found
- Happening Today: L.A. County-USC community planning meeting, El Sereno. Save the Date


In a speech to the National Press Club yesterday, Ted Leonsis mentioned something I've been thinking of a lot over the past year or so. Leonsis talked a lot about the role of a sports team in the community, and eventually, he mentioned Abe Pollin's name. Leonsis said that while it's nice that Pollin has a street named after him, he really should have a monument of some kind.
"I often laugh that it's nice that they put a sign there, but it probably should be a monument somewhere," Leonsis said. "Because he turned around, because of his vision, the downtown community. We have the Verizon Center, right near the Mall, right near the Capitol, right near the White House. It's becoming an iconic piece of real estate. It activates local commerce."
My understanding is that Leonsis was just throwing the idea out there, and there aren't any plans as of now to build something like that. But it's a really good idea, and one I fully support. Given all Pollin has done for the city, he deserves some recognition. No matter how his teams did, his work in the community, his commitment (both financial and otherwise) to building a stadium in downtown Washington D.C. and his loyalty have made such a huge impact in so many areas.
I realize that Pollin himself may not have wanted this, but I think it's appropriate. Thoughts?


Overgrown shrubs and weeds in lane on Lawn road.
Reported in the Obstruction category anonymously at 21:12, Thu 3 September 2020
Sent to Bristol City Council less than a minute later
The lane running down the back of the house on the right when entering lawn road has overgrown shrubs and weeds this is a major concern and problem for neighbours to take out bins and recycling. It’s used by old people and they struggle to get through as the weeds are really big. Please get this sorted out.
A new enquiry has been raised for this issue.
Posted by Bristol City Council at 21:12, Thu 3 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 14:55, Fri 4 September 2020
This issue is not on adopted highway and is not the responsibility of Bristol City Council.
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State changed to: Closed
Posted by Bristol City Council at 11:49, Mon 7 September 2020
This report is now closed to updates. You can make a new report in the same location.


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Event Series: MCL Parks and Open Space Committee Meeting
MCL Parks and Open Space Committee Meeting
July 13 @ 3:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Marin Conservation League
Parks and Open Space Committee
* NEW TIME
3:00 – 5:00 pm
Updates from Marin Water, Marin County Parks and GGNRA
- Shaun Horne, Watershed Resources Manager, Marin water: Update on Recreation Management Plan
- Jon Campo, Principal Natural Resources Planner, Marin County Parks: Updates on the status of various Marin County Trails projects including Ring Mountain, Bowman Canyon and Roy’s Redwoods.
- Mia Monroe, Marin Community Liaison and Recreation Planner, GGNRA: Update on current activities in GGNRA.
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Pender Maintenance plans on beginning work on the Surf City Infiltration Project starting 10/23/2023 through 11/30/2023. The scope of work will require daily lane closures (M-F) on NC 50 (S. Shore Drive). The location of this project is described below.
Please let me know if additional information is needed.
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Immokalee Road to temporarily close
Starting this evening, Nov. 25, at 9, and continuing until 5 a.m., Wednesday, Nov. 26, crews will set steel bridge girders over of Immokalee Road at the I-75 overpass. This work will require the closure of Immokalee Road for about one hour beginning at 9 p.m.
The work is part of the ongoing iROX I-75 road widening project.
Motorists will not be permitted to make left turns from the northbound and southbound exit ramps at Immokalee Road and I-75 (#111), but right turns will be allowed.
Motorists traveling eastbound on Immokalee Road toward I-75 may take Livingston Road south to Vanderbilt Beach Drive, travel east on Vanderbilt Beach Road to Oakes Boulevard, and turn north on Oakes Boulevard to return to Immokalee Road. Motorists traveling westbound toward I-75 reverse this route and take Oakes Boulevard south to Vanderbilt Beach Road, travel east to Livingston Road, and the drive north to Immokalee Road.


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July 2019 DDA Meeting
July 15, 2019, 5:30 pm - 6:30 pm
July 15 @ 5:30 pm
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RFP- 8th Street Underpass Drainage and Roadway Improvements *UPDATED*
- Department:City Clerk
- RFP Number:ENG16-0021
- Start Date:12/04/2019
- Close Date:01/21/2020 3:00 PM
CITY OF KINGMAN
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS FOR 8TH STREET UNDERPASS
DRAINAGE AND ROADWAY IMPROVEMENTS
ISSUED BY: THE CITY OF KINGMAN, 310 N. FOURTH ST., KINGMAN, ARIZONA
ISSUE DATE: December 4, 2019
PUBLISH DATE: December 8, 2019
2ND PUBLISH DATE: December 15, 2019
TO: POTENTIAL BIDDERS
The City of Kingman will accept sealed Bids from qualified firms at the office of the City Clerk at 310 North Fourth Street, Kingman, AZ 86401, until 3:00 PM Local Time on January 21, 2020 (Tuesday) for construction of the 8th Street Underpass Drainage Improvement Project. Bids will be read aloud.
Project Description: The project is located in the vicinity of the intersection of 8th Street and Topeka Street near Andy Devine Avenue. The work generally consists of furnishing and installing a new detention basin with a Reno Mattress lining, a new wet well and sump pump, 322 linear feet of new guardrail, pavement reconstruction of 115‘ of 8th Street, 111’ of 18” SRP storm drain, 170 linear feet of new concrete channel lining, installation of a 616’ long shoulder swale, placement of 125 cubic yards of compacted fill, inlet and outlet modifications to existing drainage culverts along the south side of Topeka Street and miscellaneous related items.
Work shall be completed within 120 calendar days, beginning with the day following the starting date specified in the Notice to Proceed.
For additional information on plan and specification review locations and how to obtain plans and specifications, as well as additional bidding procedures contact:
City Engineer, Greg Henry at (928) 753-8122 or obtain bid documents at 220 N. Fourth Street, City of Kingman Engineering Department Office, Kingman, AZ 86401 or www.cityofkingman.gov
The City will conduct a Non Mandatory Pre-Bid Conference at 220 North Fourth Street in the Engineering Department Conference Room, Kingman Arizona on December 17, 2019 beginning at 1:30 p.m. local time. Interested bidders are encouraged to attend.
END OF ADVERTISEMENT FOR BID


Nottingham Community Transport’s trading arm, CT4N, is to introduce a new 33 bus service between Nottingham, West Bridgford and Cropwell Bishop, following the Spring Bank Holiday on Tuesday 28 May.
The new 33 bus service will replace the current 822 service operated by Yourbus for Nottinghamshire County Council, which due to be withdrawn on Saturday 25 May.
The areas covered are:
Gamston (Morrisons); and
West Bridgford and Nottingham (Friar Lane).
In addition, journeys which operate only in the morning and evening will be extended during the day to serve Langar and Sutton Cum Granby.
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The Central Government has approved the proposal for the online application of Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (PMAY).
ll interested candidates can apply for PM Awas Yojana through the official website of PMAY-Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs, Government of India.
The online application process for PMAY is very simple and at the same time, you can also fill the application form offline for PM Housing Scheme.
Before applying/registering for Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana, you just need to check whether you are eligible for this scheme or not?
Then you can apply by visiting the official website of PMAY.
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The Tom Bradley International Terminal (TBIT) at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX), California, was named the winning project in the Transport category of The Plan Award 2019.
Selected by an international jury of top designers, architects, curators and academics, The Plan Award aims to disseminate knowledge of and improve the quality of work done by designers globally.
The Tom Bradley International Terminal at LAX is the largest public works project in Los Angeles’s history, requiring close collaboration with the community. Fentress served as the architect for the 1,200,000ft² (110,000m²) terminal, which achieved LEED Gold certification when completed in 2013.
Fentress recharged the once outdated facility with a convenient and comfortable passenger experience, functional upgrades, and architectural forms that capture the essence of LA’s character.
Notable design elements include the terminal’s rhythmic roofline inspired by the Pacific Ocean’s cresting waves, and an advanced interactive environmental system (IEMS) that integrates seven kinetic media installations throughout the terminal and concourse.
Partners on the project include HNTB Architecture, Base Architecture, Walsh-Austin Joint Venture, John A Martin & Associates, Martin/Martin, Miyamoto International, Syska Hennessy Group, TMAD Taylor & Gaines, Hatch Mott MacDonald, Architectural Energy Corporation, Horton Lees Brogden, MRA International, Sardi Design, Moment Factory, Digital Kitchen and Smart Monkeys.


The Frankfort City Council unanimously approved an ordinance amending the zoning map Monday night which paves the way for Healthy Communities of Clinton Coalition to turn the First Baptist Church into a one stop shop for health services in Clinton County.
“This takes 301 South Columbia Street and it transfers it from C residential zoning to GB or general business zoning,” said Frankfort Mayor Chris McBarnes. “This will allow Healthy Communities of Clinton County Coalition to create a health organization there which will have many different services for the community.”
According to officials from Healthy Communities of Clinton County Coalition, the change would probably not happen until the fall. They are having to move out of their current offices on Oak Street due to the building of the brand new IU Health Frankfort Hospital.
In other action, the council voted 4-1 to approve the second reading of an ordinance amending and restating 90.15 and repealing 90.17 and 90.18 of the municipal code regarding animal vaccination requirements. Councilman Jim Moyer cast the lone ‘no’ vote.
McBarnes also announced that beginning Thursday, he will start having discussions with his department heads about the budget for 2020.


TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (WTWO/WAWV) — Terre Haute residents teamed up with representatives from Edward Jones Investments Wednesday to help clean up the downtown area.
The event, put on by “Downtown Terre Haute,” involved volunteers picking up trash along the streets and ridding the downtown area of any clutter or litter.
Those in attendance at the event said they hoped their work would help prepare the city for winter activities.
“This is one way that we can kind of step forward and hopefully do a little bit to make downtown look better,” volunteer Mark Metheny, a financial advisor with Edward Jones, said.
A dozen people took part in Wednesday’s cleanup.


A final update and pictures of the reconstruction of the 6 km Idiko-Ile-Ayegun Road executed by the Iwajowa Local Government Council. The project which was awarded to Messrs SPG Construction Nigeria Ltd, commenced in January 2023 and is now completed.
The completion of the 6 km Idiko-Ile-Ayegun Road will ensure farmers and agribusinesses like Brent Farms Ltd enjoy easy access to markets to sell their produce. The Idiko-Ile-Ayegun Road is one of the various projects executed by Local Government Councils in Oyo State. Some of these Local Government projects can be found here. Others include projects in Ona Ara, Lagelu, Ido, Oluyole, and Egbeda Local Government Areas.


Council demands safety for St Peters school students
Thursday 24 June 2021
Inner West Council is demanding the NSW Government install a school zone along Campbell Street St Peters as a matter of urgency.
Council was contacted by Ron Hoenig MP Member for Heffron about a recent major near-miss when a heavy vehicle ran a red light as two schoolgirls were crossing Campbell Street at the intersection of St Peters Street.
It comes as parents at the school have continuingly voiced their serious concerns for the safety of their children as they cross Campbell Street to attend St Peters Public School.
“Council, the community and local representatives have repeatedly contacted the relevant NSW Government entities requesting a school zone,” said Inner West Mayor Darcy Byrne.
“As Mr Hoenig so eloquently put it, we have been ‘met with nothing more than bureaucratic intransigence from the NSW Government and its transport agencies, who have rejected the request for a school zone on a technicality’.
“This dangerous situation was created by the NSW Government when their WestConnex project saw Campbell Street St Peters widened to four lanes.
“The risk this created was obvious to everyone – everyone that is except the Minister for Transport,” said Mayor Byrne.
“The NSW Government has refused to install a school zone, and they have rejected the idea of a permanent 40km/h speed limit.
“In fact, they have ignored all suggestions to improve safety and protect the St Peters Public School students.
“Now we are joining with Mr Hoenig, St Peters Public School principle and parents and the local community in calling for the Minister for Transport install a school zone as a matter of urgency,” Mayor Byrne said.
“As well, we are asking the Minister, Andrew Constance, to direct Transport for NSW to upgrade pedestrian safety on Campbell Street St Peters by installing rumble strips, flashing lights and a 40km zone.
“The situation has gone on long enough. It’s time for the Minister to step up and protect Inner West schoolchildren,” Mayor Byrne said.
For media enquiries, contact Elizabeth Heath, Media and Communications Coordinator, 9392 5334 or email@example.com


Make your voice heard!
If you had the chance to tell us what’s important in your area, what would you say?
We want to hear what residents and ratepayers think, feel and want, and is hosting Community Forums every month so they can have their say.
The next forum is:
The forums give residents a chance to engage with Mayor Stephen Bali, Ward Councillors and Council staff.
Mayor Stephen Bali wants to hear what really matters to each of our residents and give them the opportunity to meet with him and ward Councillors on a regular basis.
Monthly forums will be held in all five wards on a rotating monthly schedule.
At the forums, residents will hear from Mayor Bali about some of the plans for the area.
It will also be an opportunity to hear presentations from ward Councillors and Council staff.
Last year Council trialled Community Forums and they proved to be so successful they are now a permanent fixture.
Residents across the council’s area will regularly have the opportunity to have their voices heard by Councillors and Council officers.
Mayor Bali says: “This is an important part of Council’s face-to-face engagement with residents, and I encourage residents to take advantage of these to meet with us and tell us what they think about Council’s work, feel about things in their area and want to see Council do in their areas,”
- Wednesday, 2 August at 7pm at Glenwood Community Hub, 72 Glenwood Park Dr, Glenwood
- Thursday, 28 September at 7pm at Blacktown Leisure Centre, Stanhope Pkwy & Sentry Drive, Stanhope Gardens
- Wednesday, 11 October at 7pm at The Meadows Public School’ 2C Fuller St, Seven Hills
- Wednesday, 8 November at 7pm at Whalan Community Centre, 48 Torres Cr, Whalan
Is there an issue you would like to raise with Council?
Visit http://yoursay.blacktown.nsw.gov.au/ or Email: Forums@blacktown.nsw.gov.au


Project Name: Kamaile Wells Renovation
Island: O’ahu Moku: Wai’anae Ahupua’a: Wai’anae Kai
Project Description: The Honolulu Board of Water Supply (BWS) is proposing to replace pumping equipment(s), motor control center, chlorination system, and appurtenances at our Kamaile Wells Station. The purpose of this project is to upgrade the water system to current standards and improve water service reliability. All pump replacement and associated work will be within the existing Kamaile Wells Station site (TMK 8-5-002:016).
Proposed Project Area: Approximately 4.003 acres
Potential Historic Resources: At this time, there are no known historic items within the project limits that will be affected by the construction of this project.
If you have questions or concerns about this project disturbing identified historic properties, please email David Leong at email@example.com within 30 days of this advertisement.
Very Truly Yours,
Ernest Y. W. Lau, P.E.
Manager and Chief Engineer
Honolulu Board of Water Supply


Planning Matters 8th August 2018
The following delegated decisions have just been received. There are no applications. Any representations should be received by the District Council within 21 days of this notification. (29/8/18).
BI/18/01100/DOM Mr Tom Matthews Farne House Court Barn Road Birdham PO20 7BQ
Proposed two storey extensions and alterations. PERMIT
BI/18/01390/FUL Mr & Mrs White Herons Westlands Estate Birdham PO20 7HJ
Demolition of existing dwelling and erection of a single storey flat roof dwelling with attached double garage. PERMIT
BI/18/01448/DOM Mrs Joanna Massey Hawkesbury Cottage Alandale Road Birdham PO20 7QN
Demolition of existing extension and erection of 1 and 1.5 storey extension. WITHDRAWN


Napier City Council's community services notice boards measuring 2.4m x 1.2m are available free of charge to non-profit community groups only. Notices can be displayed for a period of two weeks at a time, and community groups can book up to three boards at any one time.
Locations for the notice boards are:
- Clement Street Reserve - Greenmeadows East
- Gloucester Street Greenmeadows - Southwest of the Auckland Road intersection
- Kennedy Road East
- Kennedy Road West
- McLean Park (only available if not is use by the Sporting Codes using the park)
- Meeanee Quay - Near the northern approach to the Ahuriri Estuary bridge on Meeanee Quay, Westshore
- Riverbend Road Reserve - Kennedy Road end
- Tait Drive - Outside Greenmeadows East Hall
- Taradale Library
- Taradale Town Hall - Lee Road
- Warren Street Reserve
There is a location map of all the noticeboard locations at the bottom of this page.
Request to use a Community Noticeboard
Fill in our online form to request to use one or up to three of our community noticeboards.


We would like to invite you to a public Question and Answer session on March 24th, from 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm.
The Technical Circulation period for comments for the draft New Official Plan released in November 2020 ends on March 12, 2021, however the discussion on the final New Official Plan will continue until it goes to City Council this fall.
We have received hundreds of questions in the past few weeks. We are looking to provide answers publicly so many residents could benefit from the responses.
Please register for this meeting here(External link).
If link doesn’t work please register at http://www.eventbrite.ca


Commonly referred to as Ag-Pipe, Ag-Line or Draincoil, Slotted Agricultural Line is a flexible, corrugated drainage pipe. It is used by landscapers, plumbers, civil contractors etc. to divert water flow in all situations, such as behind retaining walls, in gardens, underneath lawns, paths, houses etc.
The slotted pipe not only allows for water transfer, but also allows water to be collected and slowly redistributed.
Agricultural Line is available in these sizes:
- 50mm x 20 Metre Roll
- 65mm x 10 Metre Roll
- 65mm x 20 Metre Roll


Gardening & Landscaping Companies
Most landscape alteration can be carried out without any public or council directive infringement. There are several instances where planning permission is required to comply with legal enforcements. Some trees are protected via council preservation orders.
Nottingham, NG10 4AH
We are the best landscaping and garden design company in Nottingham. We have won a number of awards for our brilliant and unique landscape designs over the past 15 years. All our staff are qualified fence erectors, pond fitters and block pavers. We or so offer a wide range of garden maintenance services
Nottingham, NG13 8EU


DAVAO CITY, Philippines — A day after President Rodrigo Duterte warned all contractors of the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) to finish all unfinished road projects in 30 days, netizens rejoiced.
The Newsline.ph story, inspired the readers who lost hope over unfinished road projects in their areas. Some shared photos.
The forever roads are referred to as – the still unfinished roads for more than a year or those abandoned for years.
Let’s trip to forever, the unfinished roads.
The still unfinished road project in Davao del Sur.-Contributed photo
During the press conference on January 27, 2018, Duterte warned contractors to either finish their projects or face cancellation of their contractors and worse, face suits.
The Saging, Makilala , North Cotabato bridge, COntractors abandoned teh prject for more than 20 years.
Netizen, Falcon Bee observed “The road along Sta. Cruz Davao del Sur ” is among the forever unfinished road.
The Sta. Cruz Bridge bridge construction has been under construction for two years,
In Tres Marteres Cavite, a multi-million barangay road was abandoned for about a decade now.
Inawayan road in Darong, Sta. Cruz is under construction. The project was supposed to be completed in 2017.
Netizens also identified the Punta Linao road in Banaybanay, Davao Oriental, as well as unfinished roads in the province of Basilan and in Bohol.
Last week, Highways Secretary Mark Villar issued a memorandum to all DPWH regional office to conduct an inventory of all unfinished roads in their respective regions.
It has been eight days since Duterte issued the warning. Taxpayers are eagerly waiting for the result of the 30-day call.
Will these projects be completed or these will remain the “forever” unfinished projects?.-Editha Z. Caduaya/Newsline.ph
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VDOT News - Northern Virginia
April 17, 2020
Milltown Road Closure in Lovettsville April 17-21
Detours in place during stormwater pipe work
Update: Milltown Road reopened to traffic just after 4 p.m. Tuesday, April 21.
LOVETTSVILLE – Milltown Road (Route 681) between Mullen Hill Road (Route 870) and Lovettsville Road (Route 672) will be closed to through traffic (weather permitting) from 5 p.m. Friday, April 17 to 10 p.m. Tuesday, April 21 to replace a stormwater pipe, according to the Virginia Department of Transportation.
Those needing to reach properties along Milltown Road will have access; however, traffic will not be able to go beyond the point of pipe replacement in either direction.
Through traffic will be detoured via the following routes:
- John Wolford Road (Route 694), Route 287 (Berlin Turnpike) and East Broad Way back to Milltown
- East Broad Way, Route 287 and Rickard Road (Route 692) back to Milltown
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Posted on Friday, September 16, 2022 01:02 PM
Lake of Bays Township will commence work on Oxtongue Rapids Park Road on Monday, September 19, 2022 from 7:00 AM until 7:00 PM. The Township is looking at upgrading drainage in sections of the road beginning at the Oxtongue Rapids Park Road trail parking/shelter to the trail Monument. This section of the road (.5 KM) will be closed during that time and will reopen after the repairs are completed.
Posted on Thursday, September 08, 2022 03:28 PM
We join Townships across the country saddened to hear of the passing of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. Out of respect, flags at Town facilities are being lowered to half-mast.


On Wednesday, September 8, Henry County commissioners filed an objection to an application for annexation into Lovejoy. This is the countyâ€™s third time submitting the objection since 2017.
The application for annexation comes from a property owner near Old Highway 3 and Steele Road. The 301-acre property also has road frontage on highway 81 a...
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Queenstown development land
We have instructions to sell this rare central Queenstown property.
A 4 bedroom house located within easy walking distance to central Queenstown. The site is 562sqm and zoned Business under the current QLDC Operative District Plan, allowing for a range of uses including commercial and visitor accommodation.
Currently rented on a long term basis until August 2018, providing an income for the short term allowing time for you to decide how to maximise the site. With the District Plan currently under review and a decision due early to mid-2018, this site has the potential for greater development including worker accommodation. A planners report is also available on request which details a range of options for this site.
A property with this zoning is very rare to purchase and provides a great opportunity to secure a quality investment in central Queenstown.
This property will be sold so do not delay in viewing or requesting an information pack.
To be sold by way of Auction, at Sofitel Hotel, 8 Duke Street, Queenstown, 16 February 2018 (unless sold prior)


Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality Mayor Mevlüt Uysal visited Esenyurt Municipality and made a meeting on investments and projects.
Mayor Ali Murat Alatepe was welcomed by Mayor Uysal, with the participation of IMM and Esenyurt Municipality bureaucrats.
President Uysal said, gerçekleştir We are doing this meeting in order to improve coordination and to evaluate the investments in the works between our Metropolitan Municipality and our district municipality. As the Metropolitan Municipality, we will consider the investments we made in Esenyurt and the demands of our Mayor on behalf of the people of the district. We will produce fast solutions. Hızlı
. We will give priority to Transport and Traffic Regulations. In addition, the Republic Square and other challenge arrangements will be completed and we will present our citizens to the service as soon as possible Ayrıca.
After the meeting, the President Uysal made a statement shortly before the Esenyurt Municipality Ali Murat Alatepe'a newly elected to the post after the change of duty, come to visit no, today in Esenyurt to make meetings about investments and projects, he said.
President Uysal stated that they had a meeting in Istanbul's 24 district with the meeting in today's Esenyurt Municipality. They expressed what should be done. We have also expressed what we will do in Esenyurt as Metropolitan Municipality. We have discussed all the projects together and discussed how things will be finished faster. Tüm
During the meeting, President Uysal emphasized the underworld of the bureaucrats from the IMM and the district municipality. In the meeting, we also talked about which projects will be finished with priority. I hope everything will be better for Esenyurt. İn
Mayor Ali Murat Alatepe also thanked Mayor Uysal for his visits and said, Başkan We had a very efficient coordination meeting. Metropolitan Municipality has great investments here. We also talked about how to ensure coordination. We will act together with our Metropolitan Municipality. In addition, the Mayor of our region who knows this region will make our business easier, Ayrıca he said.


Mumbai: Citizens report more potholes than BMC
Even as more potholes appear on Mumbai's roads every day, the BMC's road engineers, who are supposed to keep a check on them, seem yet to gear up.Updated: Jun 17, 2015 23:05 IST
Even as more potholes appear on Mumbai's roads every day, the BMC's road engineers, who are supposed to keep a check on them, seem yet to gear up.
Of the 270 potholes reported on the civic body’s tracking system www.voiceofcitizen.com in the past week, around 170 have been by citizens, while the engineers have reported only about 100.
Road engineers are assigned certain number of roads in a ward by the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC), and are responsible for their maintenance. They are supposed to go for road visits, identify potholes, click their pictures and upload them on the tracking system. They then have to assign a contractor to fill the pothole. Once filled, the contractor has to report it online with a picture of the repaired road.
Of the 270 potholes reported online so far, only 89 were repaired by Wednesday evening. The rest are yet to be acted upon, a report on the website has revealed.
Senior civic officials said engineers are working on reporting the potholes. “It is a continuous process and we have asked our engineers to start reporting the potholes they spot. There aren’t many potholes on the roads as of now,” said SVR Srinivas, the additional municipal commissioner who heads the roads department.
Once a road engineer uploads a photo and assigns it to a contractor, the pothole needs to be closed within 48 hours, failing which the civic body can penalise the contractor.
Though the BMC had resurfacing more than 1,000 roads before the monsoon , potholes have started appearing in the first few days of heavy rain.
* Wards with most number of potholes:
H west [Bandra (West), Khar]: 42
A ward (Colaba, Nariman Point): 38
L ward (Kurla): 29
K east (Andheri): 25
* To register a pothole:
Log on to www.voiceofcitizen.com and upload the pothole’s picture
The road engineer concerned and the contractor will attended to the pothole and upload the picture of the repaired road.
First Published: Jun 17, 2015 23:04 IST


Advanced Notice: Road Closure
Please be advised that Grand Bend Road – CR 81 will be closed beginning June 14th. 2021 until July 16th, 2021 for bridge repairs.
The closure will occur between McGuffin Hills Road and West Corner Drive
For any questions or concerns, please contact the central garage at 519-471-2020


Construction contract of railway Bridge on Euphrates River between (Hajama & Sawa), awarded to Boland Payeh Co. with Ministry of Transportation – Iraq Republic Railway Co. This project involves massive amount of earthwork, 17 KM of railway construction and construction of 6 bridges including 3 underpasses and 3 main bridges on Euphrates, Al-Suwer and Al-Atshan Rivers, will be a part of the railway which connects Basra to Baghdad.
In order to construct the bridges with the highest quality and efficiency, BP has chosen to use Beam Launcher to place each of the 180 ton girders on the main bridges. More than 250 employees are working to complete this project.
Upon completion, Hajama-Sawa railway project will be part of a fast and reliable transportation system which connects south to north of Iraq. This railway will decrease road traffic and cost of transporting goods and passengers.
Contract type: PC
Contract amount: 107,477,840 $
Construction start date: 12/12/2012
Contract Duration: 18 months
Earth Works: 1,000,000m3
Concrete Works: 48,000 m3
Rebar Reinforcement: 6,500 tons
Form work: 155,380 m2
Track laying:38 km
Latest Total Progress Status on Jan 2019 = 53.19 % Actual Progress


The Labour controlled Vale of Glamorgan Council has just released a new Local Development Plan (LDP) after it scrapped the previous version shortly after winning the council elections in 2012.
On first glance, the most significant news for supporters of the Stop the Spur campaign are:
- The railway spur from the Vale line to Cardiff Airport that was proposed in the Conservative led council’s LDP in 2012 has been scrapped, and no longer appears in the council’s plans.
- There is a proposal, backed by Central government plans, to electrify the entire Vale of Glamorgan rail line.
The removal of the Spur track from the Vale of Glamorgan line into Cardiff airport is clearly a sign that common sense has prevailed within the council. We have written extensively on why this proposal would have been a terrible waste of money, would not have been well used, and would have throttled services for local residents using the Vale line.
The other bit of good news for local people who use the Vale line to get in and out of Cardiff from Llantwit Major, Rhoose and the surrounding area, is that the line is to be electrified, opening up the possibility of more frequent services on the line, something that residents are especially concerned about, and have been expecting for some years. The LDP states that this work will be completed by 2018.
We are taking a close look at the proposals and will updates you with any more interesting news that affects the campaign in due course. You can check out the LDP for yourself here.
Many thanks to all of you who have supported this campaign and helped it to be such a success, to the council, who have seen sense, and in particular, to Councillor Lis Burnett, who is responsible for preparing and publishing the LDP.


IntelliTurf Jacksonville completed this artificial turf installation as part of an outdoor workout facility. This area will be open to the public on Jacksonville’s Riverwalk underneath the Acosta Bridge. Within this installation, we used our 60 oz C-shape turf with our proprietary fabric backing for superior drainage. We also installed our 2-inch and 1-inch playground pads beneath the turf to provide safety in case of accidental falls.
In addition to outdoor gyms, IntelliTurf Jacksonville also installs artificial turf for playgrounds, apartments, amenity centers, athletic fields, putting greens, and of course backyard lawns. If you’re looking for a great alternative to wood chips, St. Augustine grass, or worse––mud! Give us shout!


A section of a major Hull road will be closed for two consecutive weekends to allow essential roadworks to take place.
Repairs are being made to Greenwood Avenue between Cranbrook Avenue and Beverley Road on Saturday, March 10 to Sunday, March 11, and Saturday, March 17 to Sunday, March 18.
The affected section of the road will be closed to through traffic between 7am on Saturday and 11pm on Sunday across both weekends.
Councillor Alan Clark, who is Hull City Council's portfolio holder for highways and transport, apologised for any disruption set to be caused by the road closure.
He said: "We are carrying out these essential works during the weekend in order to minimise disruption to motorists and businesses.
“Residents in the area have already been informed of the works which are taking place, and whilst every effort will be made to keep to the works programme this may not always be possible due to circumstances beyond our control such as adverse weather conditions.
“We ask that motorists are patient and apologise in advance for any disruption caused during the period of the works.”
During the roadworks, traffic will be diverted accordingly along Beverley Road, Hall Road, Orchard Park Road, Cranbrook Avenue, Endike Lane and Ellerburn Avenue.
Stagecoach service 4 will be diverted via Cottingham Road and Cranbrook Avenue to Greenwood Avenue.
It will therefore miss out Beverley Road between Cottingham Road and Greenwood Avenue.
Access to emergency services vehicles will be maintained at all times during the roadworks period.
The Hull Daily Mail has recently launched a free app which features all the latest news, sport and what’s on information. You can download it for iPhone and iPad from Apple's App Store, or get the Android version from Google Play.


A campfire, a playground, or an open-air venue located close to Nitra’s downtown but also hidden on the fringe of the city are just some of few things that one can find in Hidepark.
Before anything else, it is a rare alternative space only 80 minutes away from Bratislava, offering a list of events accessible to everyone free of charge.
"Hidepark means freedom to me," said Paľo Ferčák, one of the founders of Hidepark.
The idea of putting such a place in Nitra came from a group of technicians, construction workers, and IT programmers who wanted to create a space for themselves back in 2010, after a long observation that the social life of the city had been gradually fading.
1. Sep 2017 at 7:35 | Peter Dlhopolec


Damage to surface dressing
Reported in the Potholes & road surface category anonymously at 11:42, Mon 21 May 2018
Sent to Bath and North East Somerset Council 3 minutes later. Council ref: 1317678.
The road surface dressing has been removed/worn expose the aggregate beneath which in turn has begun to deteriorate. The result is a series of ridges and pits in the highway which have formed causing a danger to road users.
Thank you for your report, it will be reviewed by the appropriate team.
Posted by Bath and North East Somerset Council at 11:45, Mon 21 May 2018
We are looking into this issue. You can check back here for further updates.
State changed to: Investigating
Posted by Bath and North East Somerset Council at 15:24, Mon 21 May 2018
Provide an update


637 W 29th Avenue, Vancouver, BC
- 6 beds
- 5 baths
- 4,193 sqft
- lot size: 6,527 sqft
- 1986 built
$11,525 / 2020
2 Storey w/Bsmt.
In Suite Laundry
Garage Door Opener
|SIZE: 4,193 sqft||TAXES (2020): $11,525|
|TYPE: House/Single Family||$/Sq.Ft: 1073|
A very livable estate on a 6,526 sf lot (56 x 116) just 2 blocks west of Cambie Street on West 29th Ave. Property in the Cambie Corridor Plan with a maximum FSR of 1.2 for townhouse development. Excellent potential to assemble the entire city block for a scaled townhouse development.
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It is big and nice plot which has size of 1470Sqm and it is located in a Good place with good neighborhood which has basic infrastructures like water, electricity and roads. It is flat and good for construction. It is in R1A (Mixed Single Family Residential).
This plot is located on a well maintained road. And it is located in 15minutes walking from Kinyinya bus stop.
Neighborhood name: Kinyinya
Selling price: Rwf 25,000,000


From Bill's blog:
We're going snowmobiling on the Downeast Sunrise Trail. This multi-use trail is a popular recreational corridor for people in Washington County. If you would like to know more about the trail, click on the link below.
We mentioned that many people will bike part of the trail one way and then take the bus back. That service is offered by West Bus Service. You can get more information on the link below.


‘Just brace yourself’: Roadwork resumes on busy West Island boulevard
Dollar-des-Ormeaux’s mayor doesn’t mince words when it comes to the planned roadwork on Saint-Jean Boulevard.
“Just brace yourself, and please be patient with us, it is necessary work,” DDO Mayor Alex Bottausci said Wednesday ahead of a public information session on the roadwork project.
Construction will begin June 18 and last eight weeks on the southbound Saint-Jean Boulevard, between Labrosse Avenue and Shakespeare Street.
The six lanes will be down to three on the busy boulevard.
“There’s already nowhere to go during rush hour and they haven’t even started yet,” said DDO resident Beverly Fiddler.
Last year, work on the boulevard caused some friction between residents, the city and merchants.
“It was dangerous, you didn’t know where to turn and there were a lot of small accidents,” said DDO resident Nagy Mikhail.
This year, the city is consulting with residents and merchants before the work starts.
“There will be better communication and we will make sure residents know how to get to their local merchants throughout the work,” said Bottausci.
Two more consultations will be held for the public: June 13 at the DDO Civic Centre Theatre and June 26 at Coolbrooke Park.
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Weekend Work Planned for U.S. 127/Waycross Avenue
Hamilton County (Friday, June 18, 2010) – To accommodate construction work, the intersection at Hamilton Avenue (U.S. 127) and Waycross Avenue will be limited to a right in/right out traffic configuration, beginning at 9 p.m. Friday, June 18. The intersection will return to its normal traffic pattern upon completion of work Saturday evening, June 19.
This work originally was scheduled for June 11-12, but was been postponed due to the forecast of rain.
ODOT has a Target: Zero goal for any and all safety hazards. To help ensure the safety of construction workers and the traveling public, motorists should remain alert, reduce their speed and watch for stopped traffic while passing through a work zone.
For more information contact:
Sharon Smigielski, Public Information Officer, at (513) 933-6511
Liz Lyons, Public Information Specialist, at (513) 933-6534


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Public Hearing: Planning Commission
August 15 @ 7:00 pm
FRUITPORT CHARTER TOWNSHIP
PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER PUD REVISION
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the Fruitport Charter Township Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on August 15, 2023 at 7:00 p.m. at the Fruitport Township Hall, 5865 Airline Road, Fruitport, MI 49415.
The public hearing will consider a PUD revision for the addition of a big box retail facility with fuel facility and other accessory uses for Costco Wholesale Corporation at 6072 S. Harvey St and vacant land on S. Harvey St, Muskegon, MI 49444, Fruitport Township. Parcel ID #61-15-127-100-0015-00 and POLP #61-15-127-100-0016-00.
Written comments will be received at the Township Hall, 5865 Airline Road, Fruitport, Michigan 49415 (telephone: 231-865-3151) Monday – Friday between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m.
The Township of Fruitport will provide necessary reasonable auxiliary aids and services for this meeting to individuals with disabilities upon 5 days notice to the Township Clerk.