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Public Meeting - US 54 Dalhart Roadway Rehabilitation
Rita Blanca Coliseum
2222 W. FM Road 281
Dalhart, TX 79022 (Map)
Tuesday, July 9, 2019
6 - 8 p.m.
TxDOT, in conjunction with the City of Dalhart and Hartley and Dallam counties, will conduct an open house regarding the rehabilitation of US 54 through the City of Dalhart. The open house will convene with a short presentation from TxDOT at 6 p.m. The remainder of the open house meeting time will be dedicated to participant review of exhibits, asking questions, and providing comments on any aspect of the proposed project. TxDOT personnel will be onsite to answer questions regarding the project. Comments must be received by Wednesday, July 24, 2019, to be part of the record.
The project proposes upgrading the existing US 54 roadway by rehabilitating the existing pavement to concrete from the Rita Blanca Creek bridge to US 87 and constructing sidewalks and pedestrian accommodations from the Dalhart city limit to US 87. Improvements to existing driveways would also occur as part of the proposed project. Additional right of way will be required from one parcel on one property. There are no anticipated relocations of existing businesses or residences.
TxDOT makes every reasonable effort to accommodate the needs of the public. The meeting will be in English, if you have a special communication accommodation or need for an interpreter, a request can be made. If you have a disability and need assistance, special arrangements can also be made to accommodate most needs. Please call (806) 356-3200 at least two working days prior to the meeting. Please be aware that advance notice is requested as some accommodations may require time for TxDOT to arrange.
Memorandum of Understanding:
The environmental review, consultation and other actions required by applicable federal environmental laws for this project are being, or have been, carried out by TxDOT pursuant to 23 U.S.C. 327 and a Memorandum of Understanding dated Dec. 16, 2014, and executed by FHWA and TxDOT.
TxDOT Amarillo District
5715 Canyon Drive
Amarillo, TX 79110
Updated July 9, 2019


Urgent Temporary Closure of Whiteheads Lane, Bradford on Avon (6th Feb)
WILTSHIRE COUNCIL HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that on 6th February 2019, the following length of road shall be closed to all traffic in the interests of public safety to enable Tarmac to carry out urgent carriageway resurfacing and associated maintenance works.
Whiteheads Lane, Bradford on Avon; from its junction with Silver Street for a distance of approximately 80 meters in a northerly direction.
The closure will be clearly indicated by traffic signs and access will be maintained for residents and businesses where possible throughout the works period.
These works will commence on 6th February 2019 and are anticipated to be required for 1 day between the hours of 09:30 – 15:30. This Notice will have a maximum duration of 5 days.
For further information regarding these works please contact Davina Tigwell (Atkins) on 01225 730360.
Sustainable Transport Group, County Hall, Bythesea Road, Trowbridge BA14 8JN
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From Monday 6 August, York Civic Trust will perform conservation works to a prominent city statue – the third this year. The project is part of our 2018 City Enhancement Programme. The Grade II listed statue to railwayman and parliamentarian George Leeman dates from 1885 and was carved by noted sculptor G.W. Milburn.
The project means access to a small pedestrian pathway adjacent to Station Rise will be restricted in order for scaffolding to be in place. The works are scheduled to be completed before 24 August 2018.
Works are being managed by York Civic Trust’s City Enhancement Programme.


National Grid will be milling and overlaying the existing pavement on East Bay Road in Osterville, MA. Work will be on-going Monday through Friday from 7:00 AM to 4:30 PM until it is complete. Traffic will be limited to alternating, one-lane vehicular traffic. Police details will be provided to assist in directing traffic. Reduce speed and use caution. All scheduled work is dependent on weather and / or any unforeseen conditions.


The 'Remembrance Walk' at Newlands has started to take shape as the trees are growing and wildflowers are blooming.
The stretch of walkway, between Campbell Park and Willen Lake, will become a space for community members to reflect and remember their loved ones.
An avenue of 48 Lime Trees was planted earlier this year, alongside the creation of a picturesque wildflower meadow.
The wildflowers have since started to appear which will also work to support biodiversity in the area.
Looking lovely today – the wildflowers at @theparkstrust Newlands Remembrance Walk with lots of bees and other flying critters dropping by.— Milton-Keynesia Magazine (@KeynesiaMilton) August 15, 2021
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Ella Magwood, Principal Landscape Architect of PRC Architecture and Planning, volunteered to help create the landscape layout and visuals for the scheme.
She said: "PRC Architecture and Planning, having been based in Milton Keynes for many years, wanted to be involved in the local community. As a Landscape Architect, volunteering for The Parks Trust has enabled me to use my knowledge and experience much more widely within Milton Keynes than would have been possible otherwise.
"It has been rewarding to give back to Milton Keynes and know that the Newlands Remembrance Walk project will help to build lasting memories for people for years to come."
Memorial benches will be available with an engraved plaque. Enquiries for these can be emailed to email@example.com.


'Grand Strategy' among federal aid finalists
Communities along the Grand River are among finalists of a $1 billion federal asset protection grant program.
The goal of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development's National Disaster Resilience program is community protection.
Communities surrounding the Grand River were declared eligible for program funding. An application led by Kent County and Grand Rapids officials is now among the top 40 candidates nationally.
Named ‘The Grand Strategy,’ the application centers on protecting and strengthening West Michigan communities along the Grand River.
That includes enhancing and transforming urban waterfront and flood retention efforts, close to 100 acres of wetland restoration and removal of several obsolete dams.
Additional attention is paid to properties along the floodplain.
Officials say in all, the Grand Strategy includes about two dozen initiatives and objectives at an estimated total of $350 million. About two-thirds of that would come from federal dollars.
Of the billion dollars, about $800 million is available. Close to $200 million has been earmarked for communities impacted by Superstorm Sandy.
A plan can request up to $500 million for approval.
Proposals are due later this month.
Grant recipients will be announced in January.


The property comprises a substantial site with stores, offices and trade counter located in the heart of the Troon Industrial Area being one of Leicesters largest and established commercial locations.
Having extensive and prominent frontage on three sides, the property can be accessed either off
Wenlock Way or Cannock Street. The site has palisade fenced perimeter and mix of concrete and tarmac hardstanding.
Building are mainly interlinked and provide mainly single storey stores/workshop, plus two storey offices and a trade counter.
The property has a long history of use for a builders centre but they are also suitable for alternate uses.


A Construction Staging Report for 1221 King St West will be reviewed at Toronto East York Community Council (TEYCC) on September 16th.
Lifetime Developments is constructing a 14-storey condominium building with ground floor retail at 1221 King Street West. The site is located on the southwest corner of King Street West and Dufferin Street.
The Construction Staging Report is available to review online at http://app.toronto.ca/tmmis/viewAgendaItemHistory.do?item=2020.TE18.45
Please feel free to share your comments or questions to Councillor Perks Office at email@example.com .
Further, to depute on this item on September 16th at Toronto East York Community Council (TEYCC), please contact TEYCC clerk at email: firstname.lastname@example.org, phone: 416-392-7033, fax: 416-397-0111.


Friday, March 20, 2009
B & B, forever
This tree was planted, along with many others like it, along Chicago Ave. recently. The parking lot behind it was undeveloped space for a while, then sometime in the last year they "landscaped" it. You can see how the trees are still balled and burlaped!! Maybe they are just temporary.... Unfortunately, I'm sure they are temporary, but not necessarily intentionally so :(
At least we know they were planted high enough! That's rare, guess somebody knew what they were doing.


Ending a rezoning currently in ag. Beautiful piece of property in a GREAT location on the corner of Renfro and Hidden Creek Parkway in Burleson. Nearly 1 acre, .74 acres, to bring your commercial ideas, residential ideas, industrial ideas, or retail ideas. NEW MIDDLE SCHOOL OPENING JUST A FEW HUNDRED FEET UP THE ROAD IN 2019. This opening will greatly increase the traffic count in front of this corner. Hard corner with great visibility on both hidden creek parkway and Renfro.


Mumbai, November 7: Today ends the seven-day #Potholechallenge2019 which was started by Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) to ensure pothole-free roads across the city. According to a Times of India report, till Wednesday, the civic body had received 1,670 complaints, out of which 1,155 (70 percent) were resolved. #PotholeChallenge2019: BMC to Gift Rs 500 if Pothole Remains Unfixed For 24 Hours After Complaint, Know How to Win Prize Money.
After the challenge ends today, four officers from the traffic department will call up the complainants to check if they have been satisfied with the work.
As part of the #PotholeChallenge2019, residents of Mumbai were asked to inform the BMC about potholes on roads in their areas. Incase, the civic body failed to fix the potholes in 24 hours, the informer would get Rs 500. Mumbaikars were asked to report about the pothole on their #FixItApp.
The terms and condition laid down by BMC involved, potholes should be three or more inches deep and at least 1 foot across, on a BMC-controlled road. The prize money for a particular pothole will be given to the person who reported the pothole first. One person could complain about two potholes.
Every year after the monsoon, the situation of the roads gets worse, with potholes in every nook and corner. Potholes have always been a major cause of accidents on the roads. According to a BMC data revealed earlier this year, more than Rs 100 crore was spent in filling potholes between 2013 and 2019 (till July 31).


Conwy, North Wales
Conwy Cultre Centre
Sub-contracting for Wynns Construction, OBR completed the roofing element of this project. A culture center next to the historic castle walls that will house a library, public art gallery and multi use offices, the building had a high specification and the roof was to be a felt membrane with a greed sedum roof covering.
OBR were awarded the contractor based on the use of a 25 year felt system. Our Alumasc felt membrane was perfect for the requirements and our Derbigum Black option is a robust and strong membrane allowing a sedum roof coverage.
The Derbigum Black NT waterproofing membrane offers environmental benefits as it is manufactured using a minimum of 25% recycled material, coupled with the green roof and solar panels, this is an excellent example on how a roofing element of any project can drastically aid in a contractors requirements to offer sustainable buildings and BREEAM points.


City's Annual Palm Tree Trimming
- Date: -
- Introduction: To begin on Monday, July 10, 2017, and continue for approximately 8 to 10 weeks.
The City’s annual palm tree trimming will begin on Monday, July 10, 2017, and will last for approximately 8 - 10 weeks. This will result in lane closures and ‘no parking’ notifications along city streets and parking.
If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact the Department of Maintenance & Facilities at (760) 322-8364 Ext. 8167.


Dubbo City Council has welcomed news it will receive $3.5 million funding to develop a Regional Centre of Excellence for Athletics at Barden Park, Dubbo.
Dubbo Mayor Cr Mathew Dickerson welcomed today’s announcement by Regional Australia Minister Simon Crean that Council’s application under Round Two of the Regional Development Australia Fund (RDAF) to create the Barden Park Centre had been successful.
“This is great news for Dubbo and the region,’’ Cr Dickerson said.
“The Centre of Excellence for Athletics will replace existing facilities at the Barden Park site with a new 800-seat grandstand and the region’s first international-standard synthetic athletics track.
“The facility – expected to be completed by late 2014 - will also feature undercover seating for 500, a training-function-administration area, modern change facilities, a canteen and internal facilities for 200 athletes.’’
Cr Dickerson said Dubbo City Council had engaged Western Research Institute Ltd to conduct an independent analysis to support its application for funding of the proposed Centre.
“This study found that a Regional Centre of Excellence for Athletics at Barden Park will boost participation in sport across the region, create almost 40 full-time jobs and contribute $4.5 million in gross regional product,’’ he said.
“The report from Western Research Institute Ltd also highlighted the potential for the proposed Centre to contribute to the development of elite athletes and improve participation in sport across the region and the health and wellbeing of the Indigenous community.’’
Dubbo City Council’s Barden Park application was one of 15 projects across the State to receive funding under Round Two of the RDAF.
“The next step for Council now is to proceed with detailed architectural design of the grandstand and track and field facilities. I thank Minister Crean for supporting this facility,’’ Cr Dickerson said.
“It is also important to thank the State Government - and our Local Member Troy Grant who has worked with Council - for committing a further $1.175 million to this important regional project.’’
Dubbo Mayor Cr Mathew Dickerson, phone 0418 639 053.


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Upper Providence Work Prompts Two Lane Closures
UPPER PROVIDENCE PA – Weekday lane closures are planned by Upper Providence to begin Monday (May 24, 2021) and continue through Sept. 30 on a portion of Black Rock Road, and from June 1 (Tuesday) through mid-November on a portion of Route 29, for utility improvements, the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation said.
PennDOT’s Wednesday morning (May 19) announcement indicated drivers will encounter weekday lane closures:
- Between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. daily on Black Rock Road, between Route 29 and Route 113, from May 24 to Sept. 30; and
- Between 7:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. daily on Route 29, between Amelia Street and the Schuylkill River Trail, from June 1 to Nov. 19.
Upper Providence public works crews or its contractors will complete these projects under a PennDOT highway occupancy permit, the agency said.
Drivers are advised to allow extra time when traveling through the work areas. Back-ups and delays will occur, PennDOT warned. All scheduled activities depend on acceptable weather.


Franjo Road and Cutler Ridge Drive Intersection Added Safety
As many of you know, the intersection at Franjo Road and Cutler Ridge Drive is one that has seen several vehicular accidents—this is something Town staff and Council have known and have advocated for the implementation of additional safety measures for some time now.
Just a year ago, in April of 2019, at the request of Town Council and Staff, a traffic study was performed at that intersection by Marlin Engineering. The goal was to identify the best option to make this intersection safer. The results of the study determined that the intersection does not meet the County’s criteria to install a traffic signal or a four-way stop sign (Franjo Road is a Miami-Dade County owned and maintained road). Instead, the study's conclusion and recommendation was for a roundabout to be put in place.
Arbor Day is Tomorrow - Snap a Picture of Your Favorite Tree!
Every year on Arbor Day, we normally hold a ceremony and tree planting to celebrate the day. Although the COVID-19 pandemic has changed things up this year, Town Staff and contractor VisualScape headed to Cutler Ridge Park yesterday to plant a new tree, in honor of Arbor Day, which is officially tomorrow, Friday, April 24.
The Arbor Day Foundation is also changing things up and is encouraging everyone to celebrate the day by doing the following:
Post a photo of your favorite tree, use the hashtag #arbordayathome, and tag the Arbor Day Foundation. They will plant a tree on your behalf in one of our nation’s forests…up to 50,000 trees!


NHAI made 75 km long road in 105 hours, record recorded in Guinness Book
Gadkari said that I thank our engineers and workers, who have worked day and night to achieve this extraordinary feat.
The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) has achieved another milestone. NHAI has created a record by building a 75 km long highway in just 105 hours. This achievement of NHAI has been included in the Guinness Book of World Records.
Union Road and Transport Minister Nitin Gadkari has praised NHAI for this achievement. He has also given information about this by tweeting. Gadkari informed that NHAI has constructed 75 km concrete road in single lane between Amravati to Akola on NH-53 in 105 hours 33 minutes. The road has been constructed by Raj Path Infracon Pvt Ltd and Jagdish Kadam.
Gadkari has also shared many pictures and Guinness World Record certificate in his tweet. He said that under the leadership of Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi, he successfully completed the Guinness World Record with Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav.
800 workers, 720 laborers and many consultants worked continuously to build this road. The work of construction of this road started on June 3 at 7.27 am, which was completed on June 7 at 5 pm.


The city of Barcelona is distinguished by its vast roads, avenues, and wide streets. If we must make any examples, it has to be Gran Vía de las Cortes Catalanas, popularly known as Gran Vía.
A length of 13 kilometres characterises this enormous street that crosses through the city, connecting Hospitalet de Llobregat and San Adrián de Besós together. Gran Vía is not only one of the most symbolic streets in Barcelona, but it is also home to some of the most important commercial and business centres.
This street's foundation has its origins in the so-called Plan Cerdá, an ambitious renovation and grid widening project in 1860, which was the work of the engineer, Ildefonso Cerdá. Initially called the Letter N, number 11, as early as 1900 it adopted the name of Cortes, which in 1931 it was changed to Avenida de las Cortes Catalanas. After the Civil War, the new government renamed it Avenida de José Antonio Primo de Rivera and with the return of democracy acquiring its current name.


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The for Upper Cockle Creek Flood Study and Floodplain Risk Management Study and Plan Final Draft Reports are now on public exhibition for comment.


Nearly 2,000 housing units have been secured as Maui officials scramble to house thousands of residents whose homes were decimated by wildfires, officials announced Monday.
Officials have secured 402 hotel rooms and an additional 1,400 Airbnb units will be available on Tuesday, Hawaii Gov. Josh Green said in a news conference on Monday. Another 160 residents have also stepped up to volunteer to shelter displaced people in their homes.
About 222 displaced families have already been placed in housing, Green said.
"We anticipate at least 36 weeks of direct housing for individuals," Green said. "You will probably go on much longer than that, just so people know. But we don't want people to think that they are going to get housed and suddenly be asked to leave. They will be in 30-day increments which will be constantly reupped so people will get housed."
A total of 1,418 people were staying at emergency evacuation shelters as of Friday night, officials said previously.
More than 2,200 structures have been destroyed on the fires, 86% of them residential, Green said.
About 222 displaced families have already been placed in housing, Green said. People will likely require at least 36 weeks of housing assistance.
"The scale of the destruction is incredible," Green said. "Our hearts are broken even a little bit more than when we were together 48 hours ago with the extra fatalities."
County authorities signed a contract with the Red Cross on Monday and will be partnering with Federal Emergency Management Agency to make sure "everyone gets housed," Green said.
An emergency proclamation that will assist residents with getting medications and medical care has also been signed, the governor said.
"We will be bringing hundreds and hundreds of mental health care workers into the state," he added.


This office, workshop and showroom of a design studio is situated on the northern side of a residential plot and is almost entirely dug into the terrain, which makes it inconspicuous in this residential neighbourhood. An atrium separates it from the house. Its walls are made of reinforced concrete and it features a green roof. The southern facade, facing the atrium, is made of glass with tin details. The interior is flexible to adjust to the changing needs of the studio.


Marshall University Athletic Steel Building Complex
Massive Complex for Indoor Sporting Events
The 102,000 sf Chris Cline Athletic Complex realizes Marshall University’s vision and more for a state-of-the-art indoor athletic facility. This custom steel building features a 300 meter NCAA-approved indoor track with eight-lane straightaways and six lanes in the curves around an oval 120 yard indoor football field. Bleacher seating accommodates 750 to 1,000 spectators for indoor track meets and events.
This clear span structure was designed using a Nucor pre-engineered building systems and is finished with Nucor Classic Wall™ Panel and a Nucor CFR™ System.


Resurfacing on Alps Road has been rescheduled to begin tonight, with lane closures expected to start at about 8 p.m. and continue until 5 a.m. Wednesday, according to the Athens-Clarke County Transportation and Public Works Department.
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The resurfacing originally was scheduled for Thursday night and early Friday morning.
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With work well underway on Prescott’s new water tower, town staff have created a new logo you might see when you drive past.
Council is set to vote next week on whether to approve a proposed design for the water tower logo.
The logo features the town’s name written on all sides of the tower and an orange symbol on the north and south sides, designed to look like a lighthouse.
Funding to paint a logo on the tower was included in the construction budget for the project, so adding it won’t cost taxpayers any additional money.
The discussion and vote on the logo design happens Monday, March 4th.


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511 Vallejo Street , San Francisco , CA 94133; Multifamily Properties For Sale; A-1 in San Francisco
No. Units: 6
Building Size: 3,420 SF
Property Type: Multifamily
Property Sub-type: Garden/Low-Rise
Charming 6-Unit Building on Telegraph Hill. 3 Units Vacant! Bonus room on roof + 2 Bonus basement areas. Views from upper units, panoramic downtown and Bay Bridge views from roof. Separate Meters, great potential. Back 3 units have a formal entry on Fresno Street.


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Stricter Lighting Ordinance For San Angelo
For the first time, the city of San Angelo has a stricter lighting ordinance. It takes effect immediately. San Angelo city council members took a final vote on the ordinance at their meeting on Tuesday. It will regulate both residential and commercial lighting and affect people with flood, spot, and search lights. The ordinance requires property owners to limit glaring light to their property boundaries. Violators could e fined up to 500 dollars a day.


The following project is a Design Studio project for a Maker Space in Downtown Syracuse New York. The final design (shown here) was reached through an iterative design process. The program of the building is divided as follows.
- Work Space
The grand staircase allows non members to experience the Work Space and move through it, inspiring them to utilize the Maker Space and become members. The nested auditorium takes on the formal shape of the facade of the building, which in turn acts as an extension to the buildings on either side.
Below are some progress images and final drawings
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Village of Chenequa Plan Commission
Monday, October 10, 2022 at 6:00 p.m.
31275 W County Road K, Chenequa, WI 53029
This is official notice that a meeting of the Plan Commission for the Village of Chenequa will not be held on Monday, October 10, 2022, as there is no new business to consider.
Respectfully submitted by:
Jeanne O’Brien, Village Clerk


The first picture of the Mumbai-Ahmedabad bullet train project has been released. The photo was shared by the Japanese Embassy in India. Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government has set a target of completing the bullet train project by the year 2023-24. The bullet train will run at a speed of 300 kmph on the Mumbai-Ahmedabad route. The Mumbai-Ahmedabad High Speed Rail is also known as the Bullet Train Project.


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The Fort Wayne City Council meets this evening at 5:30 pm in Committee Session at Citizens Square.
The Electric Works, phase 2 Rezoning Request, and Primary Development Plans are up for approval/disapproval by the Plan Commission in tonight's meeting.
Kevan Biggs with RTM Ventures, LLC. has provided us with a rendering of the second phase of the Electric Works project along Broadway, as presented in last evening's Plan Commission meeting.


Photos: Weekly Gallery, 5/12/13 Photos: Weekly Gallery, 5/12/13 Advocate staff photo by MATTHEW HINTON -- Mi-Angel Thomas, 6, rides her bike in the Ibervillie Housing Complex in New Orleans on Friday. The New Orleans City Council voted unanimously Thursday to demolish the complex. Advocate story June 02, 2013 Comments Each day, a select few of The Advocate’s published photographs are chosen to be featured here. You’ll see a variety of subjects displayed, including local sports, top news, community events, entertainment, landscapes, architecture & wildlife. Check it out daily to see what’s new.


Catalyst Construction is requesting offers / quotes from subcontractors and suppliers for the following project:
PROJECT: Truman Olson Mixed-Use Development
LOCATION: 815 Cedar Street, Madison, WI
BID DATE: Tuesday September 7th at 12:00 pm
CONSTRUCTION START DATE: November 15, 2021
Completion Date: May 2023
OWNER: Rule Enterprises, LLC / Movin ‘Out, Inc.
PROJECT CONTACT: Riley Woodwick, Project Manager email@example.com or Jenna Scorza, Estimator firstname.lastname@example.org
PROJECT DESCRIPTION: This is a new multi-family development in a high-rise building Mixed use with a 3-story parking garage and a 24,000-square-foot grocery store for future tenants. Approximately 283,000 GSF with 150 units and 6 floors. Construction of land begins next week, note that the construction program includes more than 17 weeks of earthworks to include land improvement techniques.
It requires the participation of startups and minorities and women in the workforce.
8(a)/DBE/DVB/MBE/SBE/SDVOSB/VOB/WBE FIRMS (Emerging Business)
833 E Michigan St # 1000
Milwaukee, WI 53202
“Affirmative Action / Equal Opportunity Employer”


By Courtney Lamdin
October 29, 2020
A sizable contribution from a Vermont utility will help soundproof buildings in three Chittenden County cities affected by F-35 jet noise, officials said Thursday.
Vermont Gas Systems will kick in $550,000 for Burlington International Airport’s noise mitigation program in fiscal year 2021. The amount covers the required 10 percent local match for a $4.5 million annual federal grant sought by Burlington, South Burlington and Winooski.
“When it appeared that our general funds … might be on the hook in some way for that half a million dollars or more a year, that was a real obstacle to moving forward with this program,” Mayor Miro Weinberger said at a press conference in Winooski, where he was joined by that city’s mayor, Kristine Lott, and South Burlington City Council chair Helen Riehle[FULL ARTICLE]


Sunningdale Road West and Richmond Street, London London, Ontario
Located in the prestigious Sunningdale and Richmond neighbourhoods. Uptown will be north London’s premier upscale shopping, office and dining destination. Poised to be the Northern Gateway for patrons, Uptown is located in a prime location surrounded by residents and offers an experience unlike any other in the area
Traffic Count: 46,000 VPD
Avg. Household Income: $146,208
Households Within A 10 Min Drive: 43,938
Possession Begins Fall 2019Download Brochure
Site plan is artist's concept. Lot dimensions are approximate and depend on final survey. Landscape areas and plantings are concepts only and may vary from finished landscape. See sales representative for more information. E. & O. E.


$ 720,000 – Perfect opportunity for developer – approx 7 lots 110ft x 109ft for future development. Beautiful area of upscale homes in LaSalle.
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Flowplates have recently expanded our catalogue of products to include a new range of road plates and footway boards for use on worksites and roadways. The use of footway boards to create safe pathways for pedestrians and vehicles over holes, trenches and ongoing works is vital for maintaining proper health and safety on a worksite. Our high-quality road plates will stand the test of time and come in a range of sizes and styles to accommodate a plethora of situational uses. The durable hi-vis design ensures traffic calming and will remain bright and visible even after heavy use. We are very excited about this new product line and look forward to providing solutions for a broad range of worksite needs.


The Parish Council are aware of the dangerous situation with regards to the slipperiness of the Ford and the danger to cyclists and other users. The Parish Council have been in dialogue with Cambridgeshire County Council, who are responsible for the Ford, to try and resolve this situation. Officers from Cambridgeshire County Council have recently decided to install warning signs to ask cyclists to dismount. In the meantime, Hilton Parish Council have put up some temporary signs.
The Clerk has also been in contact with the water company to address the leaks along Church End, which have been preventing the Ford from emptying in the summer and allowing the algae to flourish.
Cambridgeshire County Council are also looking into other measures to address the surface of the Ford and Hilton Parish Council will continue to liaise with them.


New plans are afloat to build a boutique hotel where Charles Motel now stands. So the sign stands for now, I’m guessing for as long as this old-school motel stands. Charles Motel opened in 1949. The sign probably came a few years later.
1036 North 4th Street


Acrow. On time. On budget. As usual.
Acrow helps a major WA project stay ahead of schedule
It’s not often a significant infrastructure project runs ahead of schedule. With the help of Acrow’s first-rate design service, on-time supply and innovative Powershore 30, SlimLite Soldier and SuperCuplok products, the Esperance Port Access Corridor project is running a full month ahead of schedule.
The $200 million Esperance Port Access Corridor project features a 170 metre road and rail tunnel, a pedestrian underpass and bridges including the Twilight Road Bridge. The largest Main Roads construction project undertaken in Esperance (located eight hours south of Perth), its goal is to improve access into the Port as well as deliver a safer, more efficient road network for the community.
Acrow’s involvement has been to design and supply all the Formwork and Falsework across the project.
Acrow products underpin project efficiency
The project’s Twilight Road Bridge features a 10.8 metre gap (to allow for two lanes of traffic) underneath a 1.8 metre voided slab. With its high leg loads (up to 212 kNs per leg), Powershore 30 was the ideal Falsework for this part of the project – and it took just three days to erect.
“It’s the only system in its class of leg loading that you can manually handle,” explains Acrow Regional Sales Manager, Conan Godrich. “As a modular system it’s very quick and easy to erect and requires minimal crane use as most of it can be done by hand. Certainly none of our competitors systems could have achieved what Acrow’s did in just three days with Powershore 30.”
Meanwhile, 350 tonnes of Acrow’s SuperCuplok and 1300 Slim-MaxLite Soldiers have been used to construct Falsework across not only the Twilight Road Bridge (as Falsework and bridge wing formwork), but throughout the rest of the project. “SuperCuplok is ideal on a large-scale, diverse project like this because of its versatility and high load capacity.”
Accurate design, on time delivery
With its in-house design capabilities, Acrow worked with the client’s requirements and came up with a tailored solution to suit the Esperance Port Access Corridor project’s needs. “All products were delivered on time and in full. The accurate design drawings then enabled the contractor to erect everything very quickly and efficiently, hence the project is running ahead of schedule.”


A Note about Approval Fees
As it goes without saying that any home building project is to be approved by various Govt Bodies or Organizations, one must get clear cut permission,
for plan approval, Electric connections, Drain or sewerage permission,
for the respective Govt Departments. For these permission the Departments may ask you some documents which you may have to furnish to them.
About construction Material Cost
This part of the construction is the major part, one must take the advice of experts in this field, as the proportion in which Cement, sand,
and gravel are mixed can affect the quality of the construction, the strength of the constructed structure also depends on Curing time of the structures.
A proper civil engineer monitoring is required at every phase of construction.
Note on Transport & cost Variation with height and Handling:
One must take a proper note on the cost of construction as it can vary based on the height of construction being done, as the number of floors increase for construction,
the cost proportionately increased by a small faction, as raising the material to height consumes a lot of energy. Also some of the materials used in construction like, large polished granite structures,
or Monumental structures which are made at a great distance from the site of actual construction, so transporting such heavy materials for construction increases the cost.
A look at Labor and Supervising Charges
Labor cost starts right from the beginning of the construction process, from marking, digging, pits for basement structures and pillars,
columns and to the completion of the entire construction activity.
Labor is the second most cost consuming part in any construction business


You may be able to take advantage of this post-disaster grant program where the funds are made available following a Presidential Disaster Declaration. Grants are tied to the federal, rather than the state fiscal year and often have multiyear performance periods.
The grants are reimbursable, cost-shared grants for natural hazard mitigation planning and projects for communities.
You can find more information on hazard mitigation from MEMA.
Cities, towns, state agencies, and certain non-profits are all eligible to apply for flood mitigation planning grants.
Estimated Application Deadline: Dependent on future Presidential Disaster Declarations.
Average Grant Size: Grants are typically between $100,000 and $500,000


Letter – Hardy Road project is unneccessary
To The Editor:
I am writing to inform the citizens of Lunenburg of a project by VDOT known as the Hardy Road Curve Realignment Project.
The improvements to Route 675 (Hardy Rd.) will realign the curve located 0.3 miles south of the intersection of Route 4 0(Lunenburg County Road.) and Route 49 (Courthouse Road). The Board of Supervisors approved the project siting there had been numerous accidents at this location.
There have been some accidents, but these accidents have all been single-car accidents. The cause of all these accidents have been related to speed, driving under the influence or both. It has been quite some time since there has been an accident at that location.
It’s important to note that since the Board of Supervisors let Container First Services take over the landfill the traffic on Hardy Rd. has increased exponentially due to the overwhelming amount of trash trucks using Hardy Road to get to the landfill. Realigning the curve on Hardy Road did not become a priority until all the trash trucks started accessing it.
I want the public to be informed because this is an unnecessary multi-million dollar project funded by the taxpayers. According to Thomas Kendrick, project manager with the VDOT, once this project begins, Hardy Road will be totally closed for six months during the construction.
This would affect a lot of people who use this road on a daily basis.
If you have any questions or concerns about this project you should contact Kendrick at (804 )609-5281.


Waller County commissioners will hold a public hearing in anticipation of a vote on whether to amend or repeal a county ordinance that currently prevents the proposed Pintail Landfill in Waller County from moving forward over the recharge zone of Chicot/Evangeline aquifer. The hearing will be preceded by a rally followed by a march to the courthouse where concerned citizens, university students and community leaders will express their opposition to the proposed landfill that could threaten water quality for thousands of Gulf Coast residents.
WHO: Waller County commissioners, local elected officials, concerned citizens, community leaders, industry experts and Prairie View A&M University students and leadership
WHAT: Waller County Commissioners Court public hearing
WHEN: Tuesday, February 12, 2013 at 6 p.m. (rally will begin at 5:00 p.m. and march at 5:30 p.m.)
WHERE: Waller County Courthouse, 836 Austin Street, Hempstead, TX 77445 (rally and march will begin at Hempstead City Hall, 1125 Austin Street, Hempstead, Texas 77445)
WHY: Georgia-based Green Group Holdings, LLC is seeking authorization to develop a landfill near the intersection of Highway 6 and 290 west of Houston. The proposed landfill could threaten water supplies for thousands of residents in the Gulf Coast region who rely on the drinking water from the site’s underlying aquifers.


HENFIELD: Public Bridleway 3514 –Downs Link - Temporary Closure Notice – Issue no 26702
The route will be closed from 16th September 2019 for 21 days and may be followed by a further closure. The closure is necessary whilst surface improvement works are undertaken by the Countryside Team. The part closed runs north from the Downs Link car park in West End Lane to the hedge which runs east west from the back of the school to the Downs Link.
To see the exact route closure, please click here to download the notice.


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Posted on: October 20, 2021
[ARCHIVED] Aquatic Facility Community Planning Meeting
The Village is hosting an Aquatic Facilities Community Planning Meeting at the Village Center on Tuesday, October 26th, from 7:00 - 8:30 pm.
Come make your voice heard, share your perspective, and interact with Village Leadership.


What would your healthy new town look like?
We’re running some engagement workshops and we
want YOU to come along and help design a healthy
new town for everyone.
Please get involved, because your ideas will shape the
vision for Halton Lea.
Come along to our workshops and help us transform
your ideas into reality. We’ll even provide lunch!
To book your place contact the Wellbeing Enterprises team:
T: 01928 589 799
Halton Lea Library, Runcorn, WA7 2PF
Thursday 17th August 1-4pm
Wednesday 23rd August 10am-1pm
See the flyer below for more information:
Healthy New Town Adult engagement workshops.pdf


There is an upcoming road closure in Oakville that residents and visitors may want to take note of.
Tomorrow (June 27) a road closure will be in effect on Ford Drive between Kingsway Drive and Upper Middle Road in both directions.
From 7 to 10 p.m., one lane will be closed, and from 10:01 p.m. until 4:59 a.m. on Friday (June 28) a full lane closure will be in effect.
And From 5 until 7 a.m. on Friday, one lane will be closed again.
- More Toronto hospitals declare COVID-19 outbreaks
- Worker at Burlington Fortinos tests positive for COVID-19
- Ontario reports 841 new COVID-19 cases today
MTO road closure tomorrow on Ford Dr in #Oakville between Kingsway Dr & Upper Middle Rd in both directions. One lane closed Thurs. 7-10pm, full lane closure from Thurs. 10:01pm to Fri. 4:59am, & one lane closed Fri. 5-7am. Please plan ahead, follow detour signs & drive safely. pic.twitter.com/m3bHhtgqt1
— Halton Region (@RegionofHalton) June 26, 2019


The municipality of Palermo is auctioning Palazzo Sammartino, a historic building in the center of the city.
The property, in a state of abandonment, is sold by body.
The destination of the building is residential, or commercial or cultural.
The basic auction price is 1.6 million euros. The auction will take place on June 26th 2018.
For further information click here


Our bike recycle shed has re-opened for donations and sale of 2nd hand bikes
every Wednesday 9am -1pm
More on Community Rides
More on Ladies Rides
A reminder to all club members, our AGM is on Wednesday
24th Nov at 7pm
We Ride & Recycle
learn more about our club by clicking on the tabs above.
At WSCN we aim to achieve: the promotion of cycling, provide a bicycle recycling service to the community, encourage a social and healthy lifestyle. Fairfield City Council supports the WSCN by providing the clubhouse and bicycle recycling facility. The shared goals of the WSCN and Council are health promotion, waste reduction and sustainable transport.


As part of our commitment to keeping the local community informed of developments at the airport, and to receive feedback from residents on the effect of the airport to the community, we hold regular meetings with groups of residents, resident associations, local councillors and local Members of Parliament.
Many of our meetings are open to the public and we endeavour to publish the notes from these meetings on these pages.
Local Focus Forum
The meetings are hosted by Heathrow and held quarterly for residents association representatives and councillors from the villages and wards bordering Heathrow.
LFF Meeting Minutes - December 2014 (53KB DOC)
LFF Meeting Minutes - October 2014 (48KB DOC)
LFF Meeting Minutes - June 2014 (29KB DOC)
LFF Meeting Minutes - March 2014 (59KB PDF)
LFF Meeting Minutes - December 2013 (27KB PDF)
LFF Meeting Minutes - April 2013 (48KB PDF)
LFF Meeting Minutes - January 2013 (49KB PDF)
LFF Heathrow Community Report - October 2014 (86KB DOC)
LFF Heathrow Community Report - June 2014 (43KB DOC)
LFF Heathrow Community Report - March 2014 (46KB PDF)
LFF Heathrow Community Report – January 2013 (126KB PDF)
LFF Heathrow Community Report – April 2013 (191KB PDF)
Heathrow Airport Consultative Committee
The HACC is an independent committee which includes representatives of airport users, local authorities, airlines, NATS, DfT and other bodies concerned with the local area. It meets six times a year and is a public forum.
For more information about Heathrow's options for a third runway and public meetings on this issue see our dedicated pages.


Union Highway and Road Transport Minister Nitin Gadkari announced on Friday that the government is building the longest highway in the world, namely the Delhi-Mumbai Express highway.
Speaking at the event, Gadkari said: “The highway will be 1,380 km long and will go to Jawaharlal Nehru Port Trust (JNPT), but now we are also planning to take it to Nariman Point.”
According to him, the project will end in March 2022 and India will have the largest highway in the world.
Before, it used to take around 48 hours to cover the distance between Mumbai and Delhi by truck and 24 to 26 hours by car. But now, it will only take about 18-20 hours to cover the distance between Delhi and Mumbai by truck and 12-13 hours by car, Gadkari added.
He said: “This road crosses from the tribal districts of Rajasthan, Gujarat and Madhya Pradesh, it will be a development for the areas and it will create many employment opportunities for the people.
The expressway will connect the urban centers of Delhi via the Delhi-Faridabad-Sohna section of the corridor along with a spur to Jewar airport and the Jawaharlal Nehru port to Mumbai via a spur in Mumbai.
(Business Standard staff may have only modified the title and image of this report; the rest of the content is automatically generated from a syndicated feed.)


The City of Emeryville is in the process of developing a Green Infrastructure plan in accordance with the City’s Municipal Regional Stormwater Permit to reduce the impact our stormwater has on the environment. Read on...
Alameda County Medical Reserve Corps will be offering a “Stop the Bleed” Training at the Emeryville Center of Community Life on Wednesday, May 1, 2019, from 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm. Read on...
Join us to learn about and discuss concepts for how the space on San Pablo Avenue could be used differently in the future. Read on...
We would love to hear from you about age-friendly aspects of our shared community! Read on...
Please note that Warming Centers are not open every night, only when weather is cold or rainy. Please call first to make sure that they are open! Read on...


Architects & Surveyors
Donald & Warn Architects
Located at 38 Roe Street, Perth, previous works include residential: West Perth Apartments Education: Mindarie Senior College, Ashdale College, Urban Design: Perth Foreshore, Victoria Quay Master Plan, Civic; Old Treasury Buildings, University Club, UWA.
Perth Surveying Services
Surveying and project management services including house surveying, land surveying, engineering, construction, mining and civil. Located at Unit 4 / 10 Dillington Pass, Landsdale.
Cameron Chisholm Nicol
Commercial company offering architecture, urban design, interior design and master planning. Previous projects in areas such as hospitality, education, health, office, retail, civic and cultural, retail and multi residential. 713 Hay Street, Perth.


Overall ridership reaches highest level since summer 2008; WES reaches new record
In May, nearly 9.2 million trips were taken on TriMet buses, MAX and WES Commuter Rail. It’s only the third time in TriMet’s history that TriMet has provided more than 9 million rides in a month; it’s also the highest ridership since summer 2008. Ridership on WES reached a new record in May, with 1,750 average weekday trips.
System wide, weekly trips were up two percent to 2 million the second highest weekly ridership TriMet has ever provided. All figures below are compared with May 2011.
Bus, MAX & WES
- Weekly trips were up 2.0 percent to 2,085,450
- Weekday trips were up 1 percent to 341,150
- Weekend trips were up 6.6 percent to 379,700
- Rush-hour trips were up 0.7 percent to 107,050
- Weekly trips were up 2.3 percent to 1,228,700
- Weekday trips were up 1.7 percent to 205,200
- Weekend trips were up 5.6 percent to 198,700
- Rush-hour trips were up 0.2 percent to 65,400
- Weekly trips were up 1.5 percent to 852,000
- Weekday trips were down 0.1 percent to 134,200
- Weekend trips were up 7.7 percent to 181,000
- Rush-hour trips were up 1.3 percent to 39,900
MAX Green Line
- Weekday trips were up 5.6 percent to 24,600
- Weekend trips were up 5.7 percent to 27,900
- Weekday/rush-hour trips were up 6.7 percent to 1,750 – *Record high
- Weekly trips were up 6.7 percent to 8,750 – *Record high
Trip tools – TransitTracker
TransitTracker real-time arrival info is accessed more than two million times each month and available for all 6,800 bus stops and 85 MAX stations. Check it online, by mobile device, or by texting 27299 or by calling 503-238-RIDE (7433) and entering the stop ID number.
Plan your trip online
TriMet’s online trip planner makes it easy to plan a trip, with information on travel and walk times, transfers and cost. Visit trimet.org or call 503-238-RIDE (7433) weekdays between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m.


Trees overhanging lane restricting access and owner refuses to cut them
Reported in the Obstruction category anonymously at 13:45, Mon 22 June 2020
Sent to Bristol City Council less than a minute later
Trees overhanging lane restricting access as I need to put a skip behind property and owner refuses to cut them
A new enquiry has been raised for this issue.
Posted by Bristol City Council at 12:45, Mon 22 June 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 14:58, Mon 22 June 2020
This issue has been reallocated to the relevant officer or team for action. They'll update you on progress.
Posted by Bristol City Council at 14:28, Thu 25 June 2020
This issue is not on adopted highway and is not the responsibility of Bristol City Council.
If you believe the issue still exists then please contact the appropriate land owner to discuss the matter direct.
State changed to: Closed
Posted by Bristol City Council at 15:08, Thu 25 June 2020
This report is now closed to updates. You can make a new report in the same location.


Step into a world where skyscrapers and songbirds coexist harmoniously! 🏙🐦 Immerse yourself in #NikonCreators Lawrence Pang's mesmerizing footage, capturing the vibrant avian life thriving amidst Singapore's urban landscape. As a testament to Singapore's commitment to sustainability, green spaces intertwine seamlessly with city life, offering a haven for diverse wildlife. Each frame tells a story of resilience and cohabitation. Join us in celebrating the delicate balance between urban development and the preservation of nature's wonders. Videoed with precision using the Nikon Z 8 and NIKKOR Z 180-600mm f/5.6-6.3 VR lens. Sound on everyone! #NikonSG #NikonZseries #Zseries #NikonZ8 #Z8 #NIKKOR #NIKKOR90thAnniversary #AStoryInEveryLens #Filmmaking #Videography #WildlifePhotography #WondersOfWild #Birds
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Join us on International Women’s Day, 8th of March – 09:00-10:00 CET, for a virtual breakfast discussion on “Women forging change in urban logistics and build a sustainable future”.
The purpose of the event is to raise awareness of female-led, EU-funded urban logistics innovation projects. Charlotte Migne, Chair of the ALICE Working Group on Urban Logistics, and Lola Ortiz, Chair of the POLIS Working Group on Urban Freight, will co-chair the event, which will include the following speaker line-up:
The discussion will focus on the following questions:
This event is co-hosted by ALICE and POLIS and is accessible to all practitioners of urban logistics and beyond. For more information on how to register, please follow this link.


Forget the Brompton world champs, the new commuter race on the city block is night-time Boris Bike racing
Transport for London has announced a partnership with London Nocturne to hold a Boris Bike race on Saturday 7 June around Smithfield Market.
Places are limited to just 30. The London Nocturne draws up to 15,000 people to watch the pro crit race around the famous meat market.
The Boris Bike Race will be held over five laps of the nocturne circuit.
Boris Johnson, the London mayor, said: “Exactly a month before the Tour de France rolls into our great city, the London Nocturne will kick-start another sensational summer of cycling in the capital. Londoners shouldn’t miss the chance to see Penny Farthings, folding bikes and even Barclays Cycle Hire bikes race around historic Smithfield Market. This free event has grown every year since 2007 and I’m sure the 2014 London Nocturne will be the best yet.”
To be in with a chance of securing a place, potential riders should look out for information on the Transport for London Facebook page today and throughout next week.


Pavetuf Adjustable Decking Risers
Pavetuf Adjustable Risers are used to create a pedestrian paving or decking surface for patios, ﬂat roofs and balconies.
The range offers a wide range of sizes for both porcelain paved and decked areas, along with accessory pieces that work with both landscaping materials.
The elevated system is quick and simple to install, allowing services to be hidden underneath, promoting good airﬂow and can simply be lifted in the future for change of use.
The pedestals can be easily adjusted to the desired height and are very robust with a crush resistance of one tonne.
Please ensure that our risers are suitable for use in the project you are undertaking and refer to our technical information prior to installation.


Wednesday 12th August 3:30pm - 7:30pm
Council Meeting - 12 August 2020
Thursday 13th August 5:30pm - 6:30pm
Bushfire Recovery - Environment
The Integrated Water Cycle Management (IWCM) Strategy addresses two elements of the Best-Practice Management of the Water Supply and Sewerage Framework. It is a local water utility's 30-year strategy for the provision of appropriate, affordable, cost-effective and sustainable urban water services that meet community needs and protect public health and the environment.
Preparation of the IWCM Strategy enables Council to comply with the NSW Government's Best-Practice Management of the Water Supply and Sewerage Framwork.
The development of Council's IWCM has followed the DI Water methodology outlined in the IWCM Strategy Check List (July 2014).
The following studies have been completed to date.
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Copies of other Appendices may be requested by contacting:
Council's Assets Branch
Telephone: 02 4868 0888


Metro is providing three levels of bus shuttle service to replace Blue Line service during the northern segment closure. These shuttle options are in effect starting June 1, 2019 through late September , while the northern half of the Blue Line is closed.
The Expo Line shuttle service is in effect June 22, 2019, through late August.
Please visit our Twitter handle at @Metro Rider Alerts for real-time service changes. Metro is updating shuttle service as needed. Schedules are subject to change.
Blue Line Bus Shuttle Service and Schedules
- Local Shuttle (864) Stops at all stations that are out of service.
- Select Shuttle (863) Provides faster service between Compton, Metro Green Line at Harbor Fwy Station, Manchester-Firestone, Slauson, and 7th St/Metro Center.
- Express Shuttle (860) Stops at some stations that are out of service and can take you from one end of the Blue Line to the other.
Blue Line Shuttle Stop Locations
Click on the station names below for detailed maps of Blue Line shuttle stop locations. Shuttle service begins June 1, 2019.
- 103rd St/Watts Towers
- San Pedro St
- 7th St/Metro Center
In addition to our three bus shuttles, we have alternative options .


Through the UBC Mitacs-Accelerate Program, EcoPlan International partnered with UBC School of Community and Regional Planning Masters student Juliet Van Vliet to develop a custom Geographic Information Systems (GIS) map database for several Métis communities in Alberta. Through this project, Aboriginal families can share the common histories of their traditional territories and band leaders can use the interview transcripts and GIS database to determine the needs and desires of the communities they are planning for. For more information, click here.
Mitacs-Accelerate intern partners with EcoPlan International to assist Aboriginal communities
May 30, 2013


Stringtown Road links the residential community of Vandalia with State Route 101 and access from the Ilwaco Airport. The Stringtown culverts are located at MP 0.13 and are a series of three cross culverts placed to allow the Wallicut River to cross on its way to Baker's Bay. These culverts were placed in the mid to late 1970's. The first cross culvert is a 42" diameter corrugated metal pipe, the second cross culvert is a 60" diameter corrugated metal pipe, and the third cross culvert is a 42" diameter corrugated metal pipe. All three culverts have cast iron tide gates. The tide gates control the waters from Baker's Bay and protect the community of Vandalia, the public airport, and the surrounding farm lands from flooding. The three culverts would be removed and replaced with one large aluminum cross culvert, aluminum tide gate and concrete headwall. The roadway would be closed to all traffic during removal/replacement. The roadway would be resurfaced in this area with hot mix asphalt and safety guardrail placed. The culverts are deteriorating and the tide gates have fallen off and been reattached multiple times. All construction will be performed by a single contract.


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Public Meeting via Zoom
August 24, 2022 @ 5:00 pm - 6:00 pm
Event Created: August 18, 2022 at 1:18 pm
Join us Wednesday, August 24th at 5 pm on Zoom for a public meeting to discuss the Analysis of Brownfield Cleanup Alternatives for the Corcoran building (308 Montello St).
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Bad road surface
Reported in the Roads/highways category anonymously at 20:34, Saturday 19 September 2020
Sent to Hampshire County Council less than a minute later
This streets road surface needs replacement. Its a patch work of filled in trenches and holes. Its quite dangerous as the surface is bad and uneven. For cyclists in Andover this is dangerous as the holes and dips need to be avoided. Its not a tarmac road either, so I suspect its not seen a modern day road surface for many a year.
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Tradies from local company Kerb Placers have been working to lay new pathway along Sims Road as part of a Bundaberg Regional Council project aimed at boosting connectivity.
Roads and Drainage portfolio spokesperson Cr Bill Trevor said the team was contracted for the construction of 650 metres of pathway along Sims Road, as well as a small section on Elliott Heads Road.
“The construction started in November and we are hoping it will be finished in early April 2022, weather depending,” Cr Trevor said.
“Council is very keen to see work done locally so it's fantastic that the team from Kerb Placers are undertaking this project.”
Cr Trevor said the new footpath was identified as part of Council's Active Transport Strategy 2020 – 2025 which outlined the need for more pathways in the region.
He said the Sims Road pathway would provide many benefits.
“According to research, Bundaberg's average percentage of people who require assistance with core activities is 8.3 per cent, well above the national average of 5.1 per cent,” he said.
“The pathway strategy not only helps meet the needs of people through providing pathways as a means of exercise, but it is also creating connectivity within the community.”
Managing Director of Kerb Placers Ben Halliday said the pathway installation had been underway since November.
“We have been working along Sims Road now for approximately six weeks,” he said.
“As part of the construction we are installing a 1.8-metre-wide path from Boundary Street all the way through to Elliott Heads Road.
“We are also providing a pedestrian refuge at Elliott Heads Road.
“The physical work involved is predominately concrete and kerb work, a little bit of detailed excavation, minor earth works and landscaping.”
Cr Trevor said providing connectivity for all abilities as well as spaces for people to exercise was an important goal of Council.
“We have a lot of elderly people in small, motorised vehicles who need to get around and there are also plenty of aged care facilities, so we need to make sure we are providing these residents with pathways,” he said.
“Many years ago, I was in a wheelchair and tried to get from A to B and I realised how difficult it was.
“This project is about connecting our community and making it better for people of all abilities.”
The timeline for completion of the Sims Road pathway is April 2022.


Stoke Newington High Street is a lively and vibrant town centre, and is increasingly attracting visitors from all over London.
However, residents in Stoke Newington have repeatedly raised the following issues with us, and most recently at the Stoke Newington ward forum:
- Noise and anti social behaviour from pubs and clubs
- Issues associated with the one way system
- Keeping the pavements clean and clear of obstacles
- Street drinking
- Persistent cycling on the pavement
There will be three guest speakers - the Head of Regeneration from the Council; a speaker on night time economy and environmental issues from the Council, and Lucy Saunders from TfL who will talk about what makes a 'healthy street' and transport issues.
There will then be an open debate, where we can identify a set of priorities with residents to take forward.
Please do come along and have your say and we look forward to seeing you on Tuesday.


Troyeville Bedtime Story remains one of the most enduring pieces of modern public art in Johannesburg. It was installed in 2011 on a park corner by the side of the busy Albertina Sisulu Road in Troyeville, a historic downtown neighbourhood that has long been home to a community of ambitious artists.
The work is a cleverly rendered concrete bed complete with plush studded headboard, creased pillows and "silk" sheets carefully moulded from concrete. Since its installation it has hosted photo sessions, storytelling events and has at times also been a platform for performance art, part of a never-ending bedtime story.
The work of photographer and artist Johannes Dreyer, designer Damien Grivas and public art consultant Lesley Perkes, the bed came about through neighbourhood activism to transform an unsightly rubble pile on the fringes of the park, which lies below the Troyeville Ridge.The amazing story of the bed’s installation and of the many art actions it has seen over the years is documented in an entertaining tumblr blog that also pays homage to the late Lesley Perkes who led the project. Perkes sadly passed away from cancer in early 2015 and since her death the Troyeville Bedtime Story has become a poignant monument to her dedication to beautifying the city of Johannesburg through thoughtful and inspiring public sculptures and art installations.


Kushner Hires Contractor For 36-Story Tower At 2000 Biscayne, Construction Permit Approved
Brickell’s Southside Park To Be Rebuilt & Connected To Underline Under Newly Submitted Plan
‘Iconic’ Destination Pedestrian Bridge Planned In Downtown Miami
Downtown Miami Signature Bridge Arches To Begin Rising Vertically Within Months
MIA Getting First-Ever Flights To Four Airports In November
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Revealed: Carlos Zapata Designing Mixed-Use 555 River House
May 28, 2019
World-renowned architect Carlos Zapata is designing 555 River House, a project that would transform a portion of the Miami River....
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NOTICE OF REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS RFP E-12-18 PLAN, PROGRAM AND MANAGE THE OPERATIONS OF THE CULINARY KITCHEN INCUBATOR PROGRAM-Rebid The City and the Pompano Beach Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) are seeking proposals from qualified firms to provide professional consulting services to the CRA for the planning, programming, operation and management of a culinary kitchen incubator program. The City will receive sealed proposals until 2:00 p.m. (local), March 7, 2018. Proposals must be submitted electronically through the eBid System on or before the due date/time stated above. Any proposal received after the due date and time specified, will not be considered. Proposer must be registered on the City's eBid System in order to view the solicitation documents and respond to this solicitation. The complete solicitation document can be downloaded for free from the eBid System as a pdf at: www.pompanobeachfl.gov. For additional information call the Purchasing Division at (954) 786-4098. 2/9/2018.


I have just received this email from Barbara Richardson, Chair of the Commercial Group of the Henley Partnership. This shows the partnership working for and on behalf of Henley Retailers. After recent roadwork fiascos in Henley its good to see everyone working together to plan the pavement works until after Christmas, therefore preventing disruption to trade in the vital Xmas period.
"OCC has let a contract to re-pave the footpaths on Reading Road, up to the junction with Station Road. This work is needed and has been awaited some time, as I understand it. We are therefore pleased to see that it is on the County’s agenda. However, it is currently scheduled to start mid-way through September and last for 8 – 10 weeks. In addition, there is a proposal to make Reading Road one-way for the duration, with the associated increase in traffic in Hart Street, Thameside, Station Road and Friday Street and Queen Street.
As the Chair of the Commercial Group, I strongly objected to this work taking place in the run-up to Christmas with the traffic blockages it implies. I believe that, if the traffic diversions go ahead, there will be more people who don’t bother to come into Henley and will stay away permanently.
The meeting agreed with me so we asked that OCC should consider postponing the work until after Christmas and that Reading Road should be maintained as a two-way street for the duration of the works.
I am delighted to be able to tell you that I have just had confirmation that the works will be postponed until after Christmas. We will continue to work with the Maintenance Engineer about the traffic and the need for any diversions."
Member since: 9th July 2012
Hi, We are Phil and Gill Chappell. We own the Best of Henley-on-Thames. We live in Henley so would love to hear your views and opinions about all things Henley.


TDOT lane closures will crank back up after the holiday weekend…
Here’s the latest in our area.
GILES COUNTY, I-65 Repairing a hole in a bridge deck, Daily, 9am until 3pm, Mile Markers 5 to 6.
MAURY COUNTY, I-65 interchange improvements at SR99 including grading, paving, drainage, signal, light retaining walls, Nightly, 8pm until 5am.
MARSAHLL COUNTY, The resurfacing on I-65 from North of US 31A (SR 11) to the Maury County line Mile Markers 22 to 35, Daily, 8am until 3pm.


Community Hall Field.
Cosgrove Road To Falcon Drive Footpath.
Entrance To Wharf Lane.
Great Ouse from bridge east view (in flood).
Great Ouse from bridge westview (in flood).
Home Farm House.
London Road looking north.
London Road South.
Old Stratford northern approach.
Oxfield Park Meadow - view to A5.
Oxfield Park Meadow - view to nature reserve.
Passenham Mill (in flood).
Passenham Mill Buildings.
Passenham view to Deanshanger.
Passenham view to Old Stratford.
The Swan Public House.
Towcester Road looking north.
Towcester Road looking south.
Towcester Road North.
Poo Alley - you know who you are!!!.
St Guthlacs Church.
St Guthlacs Western Window.


I-35 Lane Closures Continue this Weekend in Temple
Both north and southbound lanes of I-35 will experience nighttime closures again Friday and Saturday night. Again, take your time and build a good bridge or two, TxDOT.
The closings will begin at 9 p.m. Friday night and again on Saturday night, so plan your weekend travel plans accordingly. Your best bet is to take the Loop 363 exit at either side of town and go around Temple completely. You can also take Highway 317 west of town.


New Delhi, August 24, 2020.
Union Minister for Road Transport, Highways and MSMEs Shri Nitin Gadkari will lay foundation stone of and inaugurate 35 highway projects in Madhya Pradesh on Tuesday, the 25th of August, 2020. Chief Minister Shri Shivraj Singh Chauhan will preside over the virtual function, to be attended by Union Ministers Shri ThavarchandGehlot and Shri Narendra Singh Tomar, MoSs Shri Prahlad Singh Patel, Shri Faggan Singh Kulaste and Gen (Dr) V K Singh(Rtd), Ministers from the State, several MPs, MLAs and senior officers from the Centre and the State.
These projects for inauguration and foundation laying carry a Road length of 1139 kilometers, involving construction value of over Rs 9400 crore. Paving the way for development of MP, these roads will enhance better connectivity, convenience and economic growth in the State.


The planning department provides these services for businesses and individuals:
• Issuing permits and inspections of commercial projects.
• Assisting with management of Stormwater Pollution Prevention Program.
• Reviewing plans and platting of subdivisions.
• Providing a Certified Floodplain Manager to oversee the Floodplain Management Program.
• Coordinating the Community Rating System for the National Flood Insurance Program.
• Enforcing the Performance Land Use Ordinance.
• Residents can view floodplain maps to determine if their property is in a designated flood zone.
For your convenience, please download, then email the completed form to [email protected]. For faster service and to avoid waiting in line please call 337-896-7971 to schedule an appointment before visiting City Hall.
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NEW Development Fees as of August 23, 2023


The I-35W bridge collapse was not “an act of God, but a failure of man,” Minneapolis Mayor R.T. Rybak told legislators while testifying today before the U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure.
Rybak called for increased state and federal investments in transportation, saying that the bridge collapse showed the serious consequences of not investing in roads, bridges and transit.
The mayor endorsed increases to the state gas tax to fund road and bridge improvements as well as a regional sales tax dedicated to transit funding. He also said he supports a proposal by Rep. Jim Oberstar (D-Minn.) to temporarily increase the federal gas tax to repair or replace bridges across the country.
He expressed concern that many states, including Minnesota, are increasingly financing their transportation programs with borrowed funds or by advancing the use of federal transportation dollars. Transportation plans aren’t adequately funded and the gap continues to grow, Rybak said.
“The lesson is clear. If you invest in quality government, you get quality results. If you don’t invest, there are consequences,” Rybak said.
In addition to his role as mayor, Rybak also testified as a representative of the U.S. Conference of Mayors. The conference has supported an increase to the federal gas tax and other revenues to deal with transportation needs, he said.
“I can tell you that mayors across the country have sounded the alarm about the lack of investment in infrastructure, especially transportation, long before the I-35W bridge collapsed,” Rybak said.


Excavation / Utility in Public Right-of-Way Permit
Required when digging in any public ROW ( Right-of-Way ) or when attaching to City Utilities such as water mains and sewers. Basic Fee $35.00. Other charges may apply.
Curb Cut Permit
Required when constructing or widening a driveway entrance from a public street. Fee $35.00
Erosion Control Permit
Required when exposing more than 5000 square feet earth, or more than 1000 square feet of earth if within 25 feet of a lake, pond, stream or wetland, or when moving more than 100 cubic yards of earth.
a. Subdivisions with Public Improvements - Fee for ESCP is included in Inspection Fee.
b. Sites less or equal to one (1) acre: the fee is $35.00.
c. Sites greater than one (1) acre and less than or equal to fifty (50) acres: the fee is $35.00 for the first acre plus $20.00 / acre for each additional acre up to 50 total.
d. Sites greater than fifty (50) acres: the fee is $35.00 for the first acre plus $20.00 per acre for each additional acre up to fifty (50) acres, plus $5.00 per acre for each acre over 50 acres total.
Dumpster in Public Street Permit
Required when placing a dumpster in a public street, alley or adjacent to a street. Fee $25.00 for up to 2 weeks, $50.00 for up to 1 month.
Traffic Control Permit
Required when blocking any part of a public street, alley or when working adjacent to a street. Fee varies according to conditions and time required.
Oversize/Overweight Movements Permit
allow the operation of vehicles or loads that exceed the legal maximum weight or size. These permits are valid only for those streets under City of Bloomington jurisdiction.
- Oversize/Overweight Permit Application
(PDF - fillable form version) rev 8/13
Oversize/Overweight Permit Application
(Word 2010) rev 8/13
- Overweight Permit Map Extended Use (8.5x11)
- Overweight Permit Map Extended Use (11x17)
- Overweight Load Fees
- Understanding Illinois Size and Weight Laws


TRAVEL: M77 Off-Ramp Overnight Resurfacing
As part of Transport Scotland’s strategic trunk road management programme, Scotland TranServ is resurfacing the M77 Off-Ramp to the M8 and M74 Motorways.
In order to deliver road surface improvements to approximately 0.5km of busy trunk road, works will be carried out overnight, from Monday 20th until Sunday 26th of January.
Ruairi Dickson, Scotland TranServ project design lead on the works said:
“To reduce disruption to the thousands of commuters and businesses using this busy trunk road every day, we will deliver the programme of work overnight, implementing traffic management only when traffic volumes are sufficiently low.
“We have been consulting with the local authority, emergency services and key stakeholders to carefully schedule these works for minimal impact on the local community and other road users. Scotland TranServ would like to take this opportunity to thank drivers for their patience while this short programme of overnight works is completed.”
The works, which are situated on the M77 Off-Ramp to the M8 and M74 Northbound carriageway near Kinning Park, will be completed under the following traffic management:
Overnight Closure – 8pm Monday 20th to 6am Tuesday 21st January
Overnight Closure – 8pm Tuesday 21st to 6am Wednesday 22nd January
Overnight Closure – 11pm Wednesday 22nd to 6am Thursday 23rd January
Overnight Closure – 8pm Thursday 23rd to 6am Friday 24th January
Overnight Closure – 8pm Friday 24th to 6am Saturday 25th January
Overnight Closure – 8pm Saturday 25th to 6am Sunday 26th January
Local diversions will be in place while this programme of overnight works is completed. Special arrangements have been made for emergency service vehicles, however no additional capacity has been made for windfarm traffic. Road closures will only be implemented once vehicle volumes are sufficiently low. Drivers should allow some extra time for their journeys. Motorists are advised to check trafficscotland.org and @trafficscotland on Twitter for live trunk road updates.


RARE FIND!! WATER VIEW LOT IN THE HEART OF SHEDIAC!! Just a few steps away from the SHEDIAC MARINA!! This vacant lot is fully serviced and ready for you to build your dream home. Lot is 50 x 110 feet. Walking distance to Hotel Shediac, Parc Pascal Poirier, local shops and restaurants. Call today before it's gone!!
$59,900 Property Type: Land
Type of property Land
Category of property Vacant Land (Res)
MLS® Number M127783
Address 133 Pleasant Shediac New Brunswick E4P 2L4
Directions to property From Main Street, turn on to Weldon Street located right next to Parc Pascal Poirier. Make a right n to Belliveau Ave, pass Hotel Shediac then a left on to Pleasant Street. Lot will be on your left.
Salesperson Melanie Cormier
Salesperson Phone (506) 533-6026
Office Exit Realty Associates
Lot Size 466 Sqm
Water Type Municipal
Sewer Type Municipal
Land Features Water View
Site Influences Marina
Data provided by: Greater Moncton REALTORS® du Grand Moncton. All information displayed is believed to be accurate but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified. No warranties or representations are made of any kind.


Notice of Public Hearing
A Draft 2021 Action Plan describing the use of these funds in the next program year will be available for review on January 6, 2021. This document can be viewed on the DuPage County Community Development website: https://www.dupageco.org/Community_Services/Community_Development_Commission/31052/
The link to the 2021 Action Plan has been forwarded to public libraries, municipalities and townships throughout the DuPage County Consortium area, which includes any municipality wholly or partly in DuPage County. Additional free copies are available to interested organizations or individuals and may be obtained by contacting the DuPage County Community Development Office.
A virtual public hearing to obtain input for the 2021 Action Plan element for the 2020-2024 Consolidated Plan a will be held as follows: Wednesday, January 20, 2021, at 5:00 p.m.
Information on accessing a link to the virtual public hearing meeting will be posted on the DuPage County Community Development Commission Public Hearing webpage: https://www.dupageco.org/Community_Services/Community_Development_Commission/62903/
Interested parties must utilize the above link to gain access to the virtual public hearing. Anyone requiring special accommodations should contact the Community Development Commission office at (630) 407-6600.
The public comment period begins January 6, 2021 with written comments accepted until 4:30 pm on February 5, 2021. Comments by interested citizens and organizations can be made via mail to 421 N County Farm Road, Room 2-800, Wheaton, IL 60187, email firstname.lastname@example.org, or fax 630-407-6601.


Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 (C224S Hopton Lane, Leigh)(Temporary Closure)Notice ID: MFN0567686
WORCESTERSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL
Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 (C224S Hopton Lane, Leigh)(Temporary Closure) Order 2020
Order made: to close that part of C2245 Hopton Lane from its junction with C2065 Knightwick Road to Hopton Lane to its junction with C2064 Stitchins Hill.
Reason: Carriageway Resurfacing Works by WCC.
Exemptions: to permit access to any land or premises fronting the highway affected where there is no other form of access; and to allow the works to be undertaken.
Alternative route: C2064 Stitchins Hill, C2064 Bridges Stone, C2064 Alfrick Pound, C2233 Alfrick, C2065 Knightwick Road to Hopton Lane and vice versa.
Maximum duration: 18 Months. Anticipated duration: 10 days. Commencing: 16 September 2020.
THOMAS POLLOCK, Head of Commercial Law (Legal and Governance) Services, County Hall, Spetchley Road, Worcester WR5 2NP 11 September 2020


The three cranes of Poplar Docks. What was a fairly industrial area is now being built on every square centimetre, all being very expensive apartments priced at well over 500k.
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We’re beyond excited to announce that Emerald Park is finally completed!
This stunning emerald green tower was designed to be enticing, exotic and stand out from the grey monotony of North York’s skyline. All 564 units in these towers (42 and 33 storeys, respectively) are sold out! We’re so proud that the design risks we took with these towers are as stunning in real life as they were on paper.
Thanks to all our construction partners, team and now our residents for making this such a successful project! We’re honoured to be a part of the new face of North York, and we can’t wait to see what’s next in this up-and-coming neighbourhood.


Cape Jervis Jetty closed for repairs
4 November 2021
Cape Jervis Jetty will close late today, 4 November 2021, to all recreational users for repair works to begin on the jetty.
The jetty will be closed to all recreational users, however Sealink ferry services will continue to operate out of Cape Jervis.
Passengers and vehicles will still be able to embark and disembark the ferry whilst the repair works are underway.
The repair works are expected to be completed late next week, weather permitting.
The Department for Infrastructure and Transport thanks the community for their patience whilst these critical works are delivered.


2219 Windsor Avenue
Commute to Downtown Drexel Hill
Most errands can be accomplished on foot.
2219 Windsor Avenue has a Walk Score of 71 out of 100. This location is Very Walkable so most errands can be accomplished on foot.
2219 Windsor Avenue is a 17 minute walk from the 101 Media to 69th St TC and the 102 Sharon Hill to 69th St TC at the Lansdowne Av Station stop.
Nearby parks include Naylors Run Park, Drexel Park and Dermond Field.
Explore how far you can travel by car, bus, bike and foot from 2219 Windsor Avenue.
102 Sharon Hill to 69th St TC
101 Media to 69th St TC
NHSL Norristown TC to 69th St TC
115 DCCC & Darby TC to Airport
110 Penn State U to 69th St TC
111 Chadds Ford to 69th St TC


Chester Highway Department & Transfer Station
Maintains all town roads including paving & repair, snow removal, street sweeping, and signage.
Picks up residential brush & leaves and provides waste management information for Town of Chester residents.
Provides a processing site for the temporary deposition of waste and recycling.
Individuals within the Town of Chester
Call for information and services
Highway Department hours: Monday - Friday, 7 AM - 3:30 PM
Transfer Station hours: Sunday, Monday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, 8:45 AM - 4:45 PM
62 Landon Hill RoadChestertown NY 12817
Limited accessibility; call for details


Centre-fuge Public Art Project is a rotating outdoor gallery. The project is dedicated in memory of friend, creator and Lower East Side neighbor, Mike Hamm.
Centre-fuge explores the re-purposing of transitional space in New York City, facilitating public art works with local communities and artists. Centre-fuge's goal is to open eyes and minds around the 5 boroughs while beautifying and empowering.
Artists create work on all visible sides of the structure with the art changing every other month. Anyone can propose an idea for work on the trailer. Sketches and proposals are submitted via email (email@example.com) and chosen by a group of stewards of the project a month or so in advance.


Previously known as the Warwick Hotel, Carlton Downtown Hotel is a 47 floor 4 star hotel in an excellent location directly on Sheikh Zayed Road. Facilities include an outdoor pool, a fitness center and 6 on-site restaurants and bars.
Sheikh Zayed Road is an arterial highway parallel to the coastline that runs through Dubai. It is lined with numerous prestigious skyscrapers and iconic destinations. It also offers excellent connectivity to many of Dubai’s communities such as Downtown, Business Bay, Palm Jumeirah, JLT, and Dubai Marina. The metro line runs alongside with more than 20 stations available for passengers.


Please note the following traffic impact item:
- Lincoln Street between W. 8th and W. 10th – One travel lane will be closed on Lincoln Street between W. 8th Street and W. 10th Street from Wednesday, November 15, to Friday, November 17, 2017. The contractor, Roto-Rooter Plumbing, will be working in the public right-of-way between 7:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. Temporary traffic control, including flaggers, will be present.
Travelers should expect delays associated with this work and are advised to seek alternate routes. We request patience and cooperation in keeping Medford’s work zones safe. Weather conditions or equipment failures may delay the above schedule.
City of Medford
Public Works – Engineering and Development