The Tasmanian Councils' Standards for Subdivisions is published by the Institute of Public Works Engineering Australia (IPWEA) for the creation of new public assets.
The standards provide guidance to designers and contractors in the creation of new public assets and are intended to be used as a reference to ensure that a common approach is taken throughout Tasmania. Rather than providing strict prescriptive requirements, the intention of these standards is to integrate the information into the design at hand, allowing greater flexibility to meet site-specific requirements. The designer will remain fully responsible for all aspects of their design.
The City of Hobart expects that all drawings and specifications for new public assets meet these standards.
The Tasmanian Councils' Standards for Subdivisions are available from the IPWEA website.
Design drawings for road geometry and drainage are available directly from the IPWEA website. Please read their advice before you use the drawings.
View the Hobart City Council departures from the Local Government Association of Tasmania standard drawings(PDF, 145KB).
Three specifications are included in the Tasmanian Councils' Standards for Subdivisions.
You can also access and print the Department of State Growth’s Roadworks Specifications.
Condition of use
The specifications and drawings were prepared to assist in the design and construction of municipal road and hydraulic infrastructure. The documents are designed to be used in conjunction with each other and under the supervision of City of Hobart officers who are trained and experienced in their application. We do not consider the documents suitable for use for any other purpose.
If you use these documents for any purpose that is not consistent with the above (including, without limitation, for carrying out any investigations, design, construction, engineering, maintenance or other work), you do so at your own risk.
The drawings only provide the minimum requirements. It is the responsibility of the designer to ensure that designs comply with all the relevant Australian Standards and other regulations.
It is the responsibility of the designer and the developer to ensure that safe construction methods are used and that the construction work complies with the approved design drawings and all the relevant standards and regulations.


by John Whitehouse on 29 March, 2009
On Wednesday I arranged a walk along part of the route of the new Connect2 Kenilworth walking and cycling route which is currently under construction, supported by Sustrans and the Big Lottery. The local press reporter and photographer came along together with Sustrans representatives and a number of local Steering Group members.
It was really good to see progress being made along a number of stages of the route, although it is still early days in the project of course. There has been a lot of coverage in the local press over recent weeks, and although some of it has been a bit negative the overwhelming response I still get from most people is solid support and encouragement to see it completed as soon as possible.Leave a comment


Stanfurd has a Center for Medieval and Early Modern Studies? "I guess it's not all bad."
February 10: The Holy City Reconsidered: A New Perspective on the Role of Documents in the Study of Urban Development in Twelfth-Century Jerusalem
Building 260, Room 252
FSSP Ordinations Tomorrow - Live-Streaming Available
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We've improved Slashdot's video section; now you can view our video interviews, product close-ups and site visits with all the usual Slashdot options to comment, share, etc. No more walled garden! It's a work in progress -- we hope you'll check it out (Learn more about the recent updates).
Al writes "A novel kind of transit system, in which cars are replaced by a network of automated electric vehicles, is about to get its first large-scale testing and deployment. Two of these Personal Rapid Transit (PRT) systems are being installed this year, one at Heathrow International Airport, near London, and one in the United Arab Emirates, where it will be the primary source of transportation in Masdar City, a development that will eventually accommodate 50,000 people and 1,500 businesses and is designed to emit no carbon dioxide. The article examines these two systems and includes video that includes an animation of the PRT system in action." Link to Original Source
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The Spur Cross masterplan is an incredible place to call home. Nestled in Queen Creek, it’s just a few miles from fruit and vegetable farms and charming town festivals. Residents enjoy scenic views of the San Tan Mountains to the south, and the Superstition Mountains to the northeast. Nearby San Tan Mountain Regional Park offers open space and outdoor adventures.
The masterplan itself will showcase an abundance of resort-style amenities, including six recreational areas with parks, playgrounds and picnic tables. Residents will also have access to a pool, a basketball court, a volleyball court and an inviting lawn.


Pile of sand, tarpaulin, road cones in road for about two months
Reported anonymously at 19:55, Sun 30 November 2014
Sent to Carlisle City Council and Cumbria County Council 5 minutes later
There is a pile of sand, road cones, etc, on the road outside 10 Eden Street. It has been there for about two months.
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Norwich Township Intersection Street Lighting
Over the years, the Trustees have received occasional requests for more lighting in some residential areas. Are you a homeowner whose property is at an intersection located in an unincorporated section of Norwich Township? If your property is at the corner of an intersection and you would like to have it considered for the placement of a light pole, you may fill out an application and return it to Norwich Township. Click here for the application.
- Per the application, property owners at all corners of the intersection must agree to the request, in order to be considered as an appropriate site.
- This is not a decorative streetlight, but a functional wood pole.
- The lease of the light is handled directly with the Township, but if AEP is unable to tie into an existing electric line in the location, one of the residents may need to agree to an easement allowing a 120V electric line to be run from their home to the pole. There is no charge to the homeowner on their monthly bill.
- AEP will inspect each site requested with the Township to determine if it is a suitable location.
For more information, please contact Jamie Fisher, Township Administrator, at (614) 876-7694.


VILLAGE OF CHAGRIN FALLS
21 West Washington Street Chagrin Falls, Ohio 44022
Telephone; (440) 247-5050 – Fax (440) 247-1510 www.chagrin-falls.org
August 5, 2016
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Notice is hereby given that a public hearing will be held by the Board of Zoning Appeals of the Village of Chagrin Falls at 8:00 p.m. on Tuesday, August 23, 2016 in the Council Chamber of the Chagrin Falls Village Hall, 21 West Washington Street, Chagrin Falls, Ohio at the request of Steve and Susan Overholt for a variance to Section 1125.03(e)(f)(h), Area, Yard, and Height Regulations: Main Buildings, and Section 1145.02(b), Nonconforming Buildings, specifically at 92 Church Street, Permanent Parcel No. 932-04-085.
Benjamin T. Himes Chief Administrative Officer


Salem City Council Meetings happen on the 2nd and 4th Monday of every month. Meeting starts at 6 p.m. in Council Chambers , Room 240 in the Salem Civic Center. The first meeting of the month also includes the Salem Housing Authority Meeting and Urban Renewal Agency Meeting.
Can’t make it in person? Visit our page to watch it on Facebook Live! You can also catch the meeting on CCTV Salem's YouTube page or on cable channel 21.


Huangpu Tram Line 1 from Xinfeng Lu to Changping Metro Station opens at 14:00 on July 1st. List of metro and tram lines
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For information about the single line map, first/last train time of each stations, station's toilet location and time of next express on Line 14/21. Open the line page with links below.


Arundel Town Council votes to back A27 bypass route
Arundel Town Council voted to support an A27 bypass at a lively meeting last night.
But in a break from years of support for Option 3, councillors voted to back the controversial Option 5A – the ‘Binsted Route’.
Councillor James Stewart kicked off the debate at Arundel Town Hall: “Arundel as a rural historical market town and contemporary tourist destination deserves a proper bypass.
“This would benefit the local economy, reduce accidents and reduce pollution.”
Mr Stewart said he believed Option 1 – a widening of the existing A27 – is ‘universally rejected’.
He argued Option 5A would have ‘significantly less impact on the South Downs National Park’.
He added: “From the parish meeting on September 25 the majority of people were in favour of a bypass and most of those spoke for Option 5A.”
However councillor Lucy Ashworth pointed out that although many people spoke for Option 5A ‘that does not necessarily mean that is what the town actually wants’.
Vocal anti-bypass campaigner councillor Kay Wagland said: “We are talking about what we want Arundel to be like.
“Do we want our uniqueness, historic landscape and rich wildlife or do we want American style suburbanisation – big roads and housing estates where people to drive away from town to shops and services elsewhere?”
But councillor Michael Tu argued that there was a strong case for an offline bypass.
He said: “The reason why the Government have identified this bottleneck is for the economy of the South East of England.”
Councillor Tu pointed out that if the Arun Local Plan is approved – including the target of 1,000 new homes every year – traffic on the A27 would increase.
He described Option 1 as a ‘nightmare’ that would make Arundel a ‘no-go zone’ for three years while it was being constructed.
But councillor Sunil Patel said none of the three options set out by Highways England are appropriate.
He said: “I do not think Highways England has considered enough the issues at stake.
“I do not believe that they are considering the whole of South East in looking at the business case for this very small section.
“We should do something but none of the above.”
After the debate councillors voted to support Option 5A by majority verdict.
The consultation on the A27 at Arundel runs until Monday, October 16 and can be viewed here.
Got an opinion on the A27 at Arundel? Perhaps you drive through Worthing or Chichester regularly and want changes made there?


Sungai Pinang is a residential neighbourhood along the Pinang River in the city of George Town in Penang, Malaysia. The neighbourhood, bounded by the river ...
Sungai Pinang (East) is a meandering river on the southern side of George Town, Penang.
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See 570 photos and 171 tips from 10208 visitors to Sungai Pinang Food Court (檳榔河). "Ikan bakar quite tasty. Prawn noodle is a try. Chicken wings are..."
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A 7 km cycle path, 5 of which suspended on the lagoon, to lose yourself completely in a spectacular and unique atmosphere. With the new cycle path of the Pordelio, the Municipality of Cavallino Treporti is creating a unique, scenic route that gives you the chance to discover the lagoon habitat in a completely new way.
The first section of this wonderful project was inaugurated in July 2021 and allows to travel the first 3km of the route up to Ca 'Ballarin, sourrounded by the wonderful lagoon landscape on our bike or strolling in the open air.
The second section from Ca' Ballarin to Ca' Savio will be opened on July 5th, 2022.
More information (italian only): https://viapordelio.it


Council will be undertaking a Fire Hydrant Replacement in Queen Street, Ayr on Sunday 17th September, 2017 between the hours of 10:00am and 12:00 pm.
These works will result in an interruption to the water supply during this period to residents in the Queen Street area from Railway Street to Little Drysdale Street. Residents are advised to store one day’s supply of drinking water.
Residents in this area may experience water discolouration for a period following the planned works. It is advisable to delay washing of clothes etc., for up to two days after work is completed.
Council regrets any inconvenience that may be caused to residents as a result of this necessary maintenance work.
For further information or queries, please contact Council’s Customer Service Centre on (07) 4783 9800 between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m.


In May 2014 the Ickenham Residents’ Association, the London Borough of Hillingdon, Breakspear School, Vyners School and Ickenham residents submitted petitions to request mitigation against the impact of HS2 Ltd’s construction and operational plans. These plans are described in the HS2 Phase One Environmental Statement dated November 2013.
In Ickenham lead petititioners submitted petitions on behalf of their streets. Our petitions had 1,300 signatures. The schools represent almost 2,000 pupils and staff. There are approx 11,500 residents in Ickenham and all will be blighted by the traffic congestion, noise, pollution and safety issues from thousands of Heavy Goods Vehicles and 3 construction sites. The construction blight will last at least 10 years. When the trains are operational they will be passing through Ickenham every 2 minutes with the resultant noise blight and the Colne Valley will be blighted for ever.
All petitions are requesting that the ‘Northolt’ tunnel be extended beyond the Colne Valley to the M25 thereby removing the blight from many thousands of people. This request is supported by Nick Hurd and Boris Johnson.
Parliament has reconvened and we have been advised our dates to present to the HS2 Select Committee will be June 18, June 22 and June 23.
Thursday June 18 09.30 – 12.30
Ickenham Residents’ Association/West Ruislip/ Breakspear School
Monday June 23 09.30 – 17.00
Ickenham High Road + adjoining roads/ The Greenway/Milton Court/Hoylake Crescent + adjoining roads/ Swakeleys Road + adjoining roads/Brackenbury House
Tuesday June 30 09.30 – 12.00
Breakspear Road South / Harvil Road + adjoining roads/ Vyners School/ Warren Road
The London Borough of Hillingdon will be presenting Jun 15-17
Ruislip petitioners will be presenting June 23 and June 29
Our local councillors will be presenting June 30 and and Nick Hurd our MP on July 1
What can you do ?
If you signed a street petition and have personal concerns that you want to ensure are raised with the Select Committee please contact your lead petitioner (see below).
Write a letter of support – describe how you think HS2 plans will impact you and give your support to the tunnel extension. If you know people who live in other places who travel through Ickenham regularly, they also will be blighted by the congestion – please get them to write a letter of support. Please send all letters to firstname.lastname@example.org
We have to meet with HS2 Ltd before we present to the Select Committee to discuss our petitions. These sessions will be held locally and you can support your lead petitioner by being with them at the meeting. This will take place on June 4.
We would very much appreciate a large turnout of people to support us in the House of Commons.
The hearings are open to the public; you only need to go there.
Metropolitan Line to Finchley Road; cross the platform to Jubilee Line to Westminster. The public entrance is via St Stephens Gate. Allow 30 minutes for security and getting to Committee Room 5
Lead Petititoners and Contact details
(If there are no details for your street please send email to email@example.com and we will put you in touch with appropriate person)
West Ruislip Court
|The Greenway||Jill Watson|
|Ickenham High Road
|Wallasey Crescent||Kirsty Gibbs|
|Thornhill Road||Ian Phillips|
|Three Oaks Close||Matt Semple|
|Breakspear Road South||Mary Cockerell|
|Copthall Road West||Ian Mortimer|
|St Georges Drive||Stuart Heather|
|Warren Road||Debbie Marskell|


This week work was scheduled to get underway to remove and reconstruct a section of concrete slab, at grade level, just west of the entrance to the 29 Queen’s Quay parking garage. However, this work is now scheduled to begin next week. Once the existing slab is removed, a new concrete slab will be poured in its place.
This week will also see the installation of construction hoardings and a protected walkway along Queen’s Quay, just north of the Phase 3 tower, is scheduled to start this week
Concrete pours continue for the second, third and fourth floors:
- Second floor deck pours Monday through Friday.
- Work on the third floor slab is scheduled for Monday.
- Fourth deck pours Wednesday through Friday.
There will also be work in the Phase 3 underground levels:
- On level P1 there will be:
- Installation of Light Fixtures,
- Installation of sprinkler pipes, and
- Wiring installation.
- On Level P4 there will be:
- The installation of block walls.
Please check back here for any updates through the week. If you have questions about this construction work, please email us at pier27construction.in


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Herzlia Retirement Estate is part of the Oasis Life Portfolio situated in Constantia, Cape Town. The Estate accommodates 46 freehold homes, 81 apartments (11 of which are assisted living units), healthcare facilities, a gatehouse and a clubhouse including café, bar and lounge areas.
The Multi-generational Estate is inclusive of family and grandchildren complete with playgrounds, leisure areas and landscaped walkways throughout. All existing trees on the site were incorporated into the new design that aims to pull the beautiful surroundings and mountain views into the Estate with lush vegetation and gardens.


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About ten years ago, there was an article in an issue of Electric Lines Magazine about the Kansas City Elevated Line. I'm not sure if there was a map, but if I can find which issue it was in (I know I still have it), I will let you know. The article had photos of KC PCC's on the el.
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Lightning-fast renovation of KhabarovskľVladivostok M-60 federal motorway
Intense work is under way in a suburb of Vladivostok that aims to reconstruct the M-60 Ussuri motorway (Khabarovsk – Vladivostok) and to create a Novy – de Friz – Sedanka relief road. The road section marking the 733–752 kilometres part is scheduled for reconstruction. The highway construction is stipulated by the federal target program for the development of Vladivostok as a centre for international cooperation in the Asian-Pacific region. The motorway will have six-lanes of uninterrupted traffic.
Keep in mind that the M-60 Ussuri motorway between Khabarovsk – Vladivostok is a subset of Transsib, a Eurasian transport corridor: Berlin (Germany) – Warsaw (Poland) – Minsk (Belarus) – Moscow – Yekaterinburg – Vladivostok – Nakhodka; it plays an important strategic and economic role, serves as the main transport corridor for the Southern Far East, interconnects the Primorsky region districts, and links them with the Khabarovsk region. It also couples the Primorsky region with the Amur federal motorway between Chita–Khabarovsk.
In 2010, 167 million roubles have been allotted for reconstructing the Knevichi airport motorway and Khabarovsk-Vladivostok M60 federal motorway, with 60 coming from the Primorsky region budget.
Yezhednevnye Novosti, 08/13/2010


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The Illinois Department of Transportation, announces that a lane closure will be installed on the US 67 Centennial Bridge in Rock Island County, Illinois.
The lane closure will begin Monday, August 6, 2018, and go through Thursday, August 9, 2018, from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. each day. The lane closure will be in the Illinois bound outside drive lane.
Workers will be performing a bridge inspection. Please slow down and use extreme caution while driving through all work zones.


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Traffic: Part of Rybolt Road to be shut down until October
GREEN TOWNSHIP, Ohio (WKRC) -- Drivers who use Rybolt Road to get to I-74 will have to find an alternate route starting Monday.
Crews are shutting down the road between Taylor and Hayes roads to work on utilities and intersection reconstruction.
That part of the road will be closed until October 13.
Detours are posted.
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Nitin Gadkari, Indian Road Transport and Highways Minister, said on June 8, 2022, that India entered the Guinness World Records to construct the most extended piece of bituminous concrete laid continuously. The record has been achieved for completing 75 km of continuous bituminous concrete in a single lane on National Highway 53.
The road was laid on a section of highway between the Amravati and Akola districts of Maharashtra. Mr. Gadkari said, “I am very proud today because our team has created one more world record. I congratulate the entire team of National Highways Authority of India (NHAI), consultant, and contractor Rajpath Infracon Private Limited from Pune for accomplishing this Guinness World Record.”
“In a single lane on NH-53 section between Amravati and Akola. I especially thank our engineers and workers who toiled day and night to achieve this extraordinary feat.”
According to Gadkari, the team began building the road on June 3 at 7:27 am Indian time and finished constructing the 75-km stretch on June 7, at 5:00 pm, in 105 hours and 33 minutes. Some 720 workers, including a team of independent consultants, were involved in this project.
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In his weekly message, Governor Markell celebrated the groundbreaking of the new US Route 301 and its positive impact on the surrounding economy.
Date Posted: Friday, February 5th, 2016
Supporting a strong economy and a high quality of life for Delawareans requires a safe and efficient transportation system. That’s why, with bipartisan leadership from the General Assembly, I’m proud we have increased investments in roads and bridges by nearly $400 million over the next six years. That means creating tens of thousands of jobs, fewer accidents, and less congestion. And in addition to construction happening with those funds, we’re celebrating another important milestone this week for our infrastructure with the groundbreaking for the new US Route 301.
In his weekly message, Governor Markell unveiled a Fiscal Year 2017 state budget that invests in stronger schools and workforce training, innovation and infrastructure to spur economic growth, better health and a high quality of life.
Date Posted: Friday, January 29th, 2016
A transcript of the Governor’s Weekly Message: Investing in a Strong Future for Delaware
Date Posted: Friday, January 22nd, 2016
Governor Markell celebrated the progress made over the past eight years and highlighted the vision for a bright future for the state.
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CITY OF SEWARD, ALASKA
PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION
RESOLUTION NO. 92-004

A RESOLUTION OF THE SEWARD PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION,
RECOMMENDING THAT THE CITY COUNCIL AUTHORIZE THE CITY
ADMINISTRATION TO PROCEED WITH A PETITION FOR ANNEXATION OF
APPROXIMATELY 5,375 ACRES ALONG THE SEWARD MERIDIAN VALLEY
BETWEEN THE NASH ROAD AND BEAR LAKE AREAS

WHEREAS, the Alaska Statehood Act provided for the future growth and develop-
ment of local communities through municipal entitlement programsj and

WHEREAS, because of the long range needs of the community, the city of Seward
continues to support state and borough entitlement selections of National Forest lands
contiguous to the cityj and

WHEREAS, it is inevitable that long range future community growth and develop-
ment, residential, industrial and recreational, will occur within this territory proposed for
annexationj and

WHEREAS, the incorporation of this territory will enable the City to plan for and
control that development.

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Seward Planning and Zoning
Commission that:

Section 1. It recommends that the City Council authorize and direct the city
administration to prepare a petition to effect the annexation of lands described in Exhibit
I, incorporated herewith by reference, in accordance with 19 AAC 10.070, 19 AAC 10.480,
19 AAC 10.490 and 19 AAC 10.510, and to file this petition with the local Boundary
Commission for action.

Section 2. This resolution shall take effect immediately upon its adoption.

PASSED AND APPROVED by the Seward Planning and Zoning Commission this
1st day of April, 1992.

THE CITY OF SEW

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Urban Mobility: Eurobike 2022 To Be a Beacon for the Mobility Revolution
World's leading trade fair of the bicycle industry presents itself in Frankfurt in 2022 as an influential European forum for new mobility Frankfurt – For the first time in 2022, Eurobike will take place in Frankfurt am Main, new mobility-themed as never before. How much impact will the bicycle have on the mobility of the future? How must and can the inner cities change? To what extent can the cargo bike's success story contribute here? And what exactly does new mobility mean beyond the e-bike? These and other questions are going to be answered in part with smart products from innovative start-ups, but also at international congresses and events at Eurobike.


A crucial part of the 2020 General Plan Update process includes receiving community input. Please review the following options to share your views, concerns, and ideas on how to shape the future of Somerton. These options will change frequently, so check back often and stay involved with the 2020 General Plan Update project.
Community Survey: Click Here
Upcoming Events: Please Join Us for our first Community Workshop on Wednesday, November 6, 2019, at the Somerton City Council Chambers, 143 N State Street. This is an open house style meeting so you may arrive anytime between 5:30PM and 7:30PM to share your comments on the future of Somerton. CLICK HERE to view the meeting flyer.
Share Your Input: Please CLICK HERE to share your views, concerns and ideas for Somerton’s future.
Project Updates: Would you like to receive regular email updates about the 2020 Somerton General Plan project? Simply send an email request to 2020GeneralPlan@somertonaz.gov to be placed on the project notification list.


Stormwater management in Virginia is changing rapidly. For local government staff, consultants, the development community, and other stakeholders it is critical to keep up to date on regulations, timelines, and all the available administrative and technical implementation tools. This webcast, sponsored by the Virginia Department of Conservation & Recreation Stormwater Management Program and the Chesapeake Bay Stormwater Training Partnership, covers just that!
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News & Events
The City of Temple Transform Temple Department and the Stormwater Program will be hosting a cleanup event on Saturday, March 23rd from 9:30am-11:30am in the Garden District. Additional Info...
On Monday, March 18th, the City of Temple will close Hogan Road from SH 317 to Cedar Lane. Additional Info...


Temporary Road Closure – Church Road, Sundridge – from 25 July 2018 for up to 27 working days
The road will be closed between Chapmans Road and Penn Lane.
The alternative route is via New Road, A25 Main Road and vice versa.
The closure is to enable high voltage cable network upgrade to be carried out by UK Power Networks.
This bulletin contains public information and can be freely forwarded to any other road users who may be affected. Every care is taken to ensure the accuracy of the information, but no liability can be accepted for any changes or errors.
Road names are taken from the National Street Gazetteer on Elgin, with alternative names given where known.
For details of roadworks, please see www.roadworks.org
KCC Highways, Transportation & Waste: keeping you up to date with what’s happening on our roads - for more information visit http://www.kent.gov.uk/travel or· http://www.kent.gov.uk/highways
Road Closures Co-ordinator, West & Mid Kent Division
KCC Highways, Transportation & Waste
Aylesford Highway Depot
St Michael’s Close
( 03000 41 81 81 (24-hour Contact Centre)
Fax : 03000 422833


Fernandina Construction Boom
Posted on August 21st 2010 under Uncategorized
In addition to several restaurants being added onto or spruced up, there are houses that are actually being built in the Historic District. This one right here, on Ash Street, seemed to go up overnight. It’s always nice to see any sign of economic recovery, but it’s particulary nice to see it close to home.


To view *RECENT* and *UPCOMING* City Commission, Planning Commission and Downtown Development Authority related meeting documents, click here!
To find past meetings for all boards, please use the Find Meetings page. *Note* City Commission and Planning Commission Meetings before late Spring, early Summer, 2019 can be found in the Find Meetings section of the website, but meetings after that time would be found in the iCompass portal by click here.
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StopGap is creating a world where every person can access every space through fun and engaging community projects that raise awareness and remove barriers.
“Participate in the Brussels Community Ramp Project”
The Community Ramp Project Goal:
- This program has been introduced to create awareness about barriers in our built environment that prevent people from enjoying some of the amazing buildings and businesses our community has to offer.
- This program will help private businesses embrace the upcoming “Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act Built Environment Standard”, which in the near future will make it law for businesses to be barrier free.
The Community Ramp Project Facts:
- Whether you are a parent pushing a stroller or a wheelchair user, ramps simply make life easier.
- A ramped storefront is smart for business, as it allows access for everyone regardless of their ability.
The Community Ramp Project Tasks:
We will help gather volunteers and material donations so that you and other inspired business owners can receive a lightweight nonpermanent ramp to suit your single stepped storefront – for free!
If you know anyone who may be interested in contributing time or materials to help construct these ramps and make our community more accessible, please have them contact the organizers.
For more information contact: Allison Dekroon ~ email@example.com


Mill Creek Urban Farm
Located in West Philadelphia, Mill Creek Farm is an educational farm whose mission extends beyond the
farm's half acre. As the farm's website explains, "we envision a world in which everyone has access to affordable, healthy, culturally appropriate food, and
were local communities work collaboratively to build a
food system that is socially just and environmentally and economically sustainable." Want to be a part of
Mill Creek Farm's mission? Join one of the interactive
tours or community skill-share workshops hosted on the farm!


The Division of Parks and Recreation is beginning a process to create a Master Plan for White Clay Creek State Park. This event is to announce that the process is just beginning.
Deerfield Golf Club
507 Thompson Station Rd
Newark DE 19711
VIRTUAL MEETING INFORMATION
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Heavy rain causes flooding outside my property. The drain is blocked.
Reported in the Gully/Drainage category anonymously at 08:40, Fri 1 June 2018
Sent to Bristol City Council 4 minutes later
Everytime we have heavy rain the road floods outside my house. This drain needs to be flushed through urgently as this could overflow to be property.
Posted by Bristol City Council at 07:45, Fri 1 June 2018
Posted by Bristol City Council at 09:26, Fri 15 June 2018
Customer follow up.
Posted by Bristol City Council at 15:10, Tue 27 November 2018
State changed to: Closed
Updated by Bristol City Council at 17:18, Wed 28 April 2021
This report is now closed to updates. You can make a new report in the same location. Please reference 1327327 in your new report if it is an update on this one.


On The Road
Hard to believe, but it’s been 10 years since London introduced the congestion charge.
The Museum of London is marking the occasion with an exhibition of photographs of London’s highways from 2001-2002, shortly before the charge took effect. Photographer John Davies captured iconic intersections including St Pancras, Marble Arch and Elephant & Castle from high up. The images at the Highways of London exhibition, which runs until 16 June 2013, give you an unusual vantage point on scenes that are still familiar – but also very much in the past.


HOWELL, N.J. -- Heavy rain this week caused more flooding in New Jersey, collapsing bridges and filling houses with water, and on Tuesday Gov. Phil Murphy declared a state of emergency in five counties in the state.
"I lost my whole freaking house," said Robert Salomon, a resident on Pine Needle Road in Howell.
His house is not in a flood zone, but on Monday a foot of water flowed through his first floor. His neighbors on Cherry Lane saw 3 feet of water fill their homes. The town estimates a dozen houses were flooded.
Salomon has lived in the neighborhood for almost two decades, but he said the flooding only started a few years ago when a new development, Pine View Estates, was built a block away. He said that's when rain water started lapping at his front door.
“Something with the basin wasn’t proper," Salomon said. "They described it like 100 pounds of water getting through, like, a straw. It doesn’t work."
Salomon said he has emails that date back several years in which he begged local officials to address the drainage issue.
“I told them this was going to happen because it came close," Salomon said. "I asked them please help me.”
PIX11 News has reached out to the builder of Pine View Estates for comment.
Monday's heavy rain also swamped two bridges in Howell. A crew is working to repair one on Lakewood Allenwood Road. A sinkhole in the Ramtown-Greenville Road bridge will take longer to fix.
"We’ve been speaking to the county engineer. They may have to have some scuba divers go in to see the underlining damage that's done, so we anticipate that will be much more extensive, several weeks," Howell Deputy Mayor Rob Nicastro said.


Southbound Monroe starting right before the Airport Blvd intersection at the light - Multiple Massive Potholes have again degraded over the last month. Because of the construction the two lanes are now two-way lanes. So, there is no avoiding the pothole unless you go into oncoming traffic. There is only one lane available, which is being driven on with loaded dirt trucks working on the Monroe pipe project. These potholes need to be fixed as soon as possible and regularly as they are likely to degrade over the course of the project.
Dowling & Elgin near Emancipation Park in Third Ward. Dowling & Holman. Essentially several street lights down Dowling Street between McGowen to or just beyond Holman Street 77004. Thank you. I look forward to this assistance, its very dark at night.


Special General Meeting re: development at 10 Oblats – Tuesday, August 27
The Old Ottawa East Community Association (OOECA) will be hosting a special general meeting on Tuesday, August 27, from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. The meeting is being held to seek authorization for the expenditure of up to $5000 of community association funds to support the appeals that have been launched by the OOECA to the recent City of Ottawa decisions for the 10 des Oblats property, i.e., Official Plan Amendment 228 (By-law 2019-257) and Zoning By-law 2019-258. The meeting will be held at Old Town Hall, 61 Main Street. All are invited to attend.


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An "embarrassed" Delray Beach City Manager David Harden on Thursday convinced the Tourist Development Council that the city should get an extra $351,000 to add 5,000 seats to its beleaguered tennis stadium.
The $1.08 million the council agreed to give the city in February to expand the Delray Beach Tennis Center isn't enough, Harden said. Although he said he tried to make it clear that more than $1 million would be needed, that message apparently wasn't received, he said.
"I'm embarrassed in one sense," he said.
Council members voted unanimously to give the city $1.4 million from an extra 1-cent-on-the-dollar tax that was added to hotel rooms this year. The money can be used only for professional sports complexes. The recommendation will be forwarded to county commissioners.
Since spending $3.4 million last year to build the 3,000-seat stadium for the Virginia Slims tennis tournament, city officials have discovered that it is too small to attract most other events.


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- Application Date
- Closing Date
- 109 Wells Road, Lyncombe
Change of use from residential (C3) to a Bed and Breakfast (C1), erection of single storey side extension, first floor rear extension, replacement single storey side and rear extension and insertion of ground floor side window.
We consider this to be a very poor application which should not have been registered. There is no detailed Design & Access Statement or any justification or business case for the change of use. The application also lacks information on the materials of the extensions or the additional window. We would recommend that the application is withdrawn whilst the applicant submits a better planning case to the LPA.


There are 3 piloted sites implemented with street lighting using energy efficient Light Emitting Diodes (LED) and optimizing all efficiency factors to generate a significant energy saving.
The efficient energy saving solution will be tested in real life and validated during one year.
During the project each one of the 3 pilots are equipped with a network of around 50 lighting points.
The 3 pilot sites for implementation LITES technology are:
- Municipality of Bordeaux (France),
- Riga Technical University campus, (Latvia)
- The Universidade de Aveiro (Portugal).


By Isaac Owong, Port Harcourt
The Rivers State Government has hinted that the first phase of Trans-Kalabari Road will be ready for commissioning this year’s December.
The Commissioner for Works, Dr George Kelly dropped the hint while addressing the Lagos Forum in his office in Port Harcourt.
He informed his guests that Governor WIKE had constructed numerous projects on Kalabari land.
Earlier, the Coordinator of the Lagos Forum, Ikiba Jenbari-Miema said the group is aware of the achievement of Governor Wike.
He, however, appealed to the Rivers State Government to rehabilitate the Emohua axis of Kalabari road.


Meetings are the first Tuesday of every month at the Loudermilk Center at the Rock Spring Presbyterian Church, Piedmont Heights
All are Welcome to attend our monthly meetings, meet our board members and other residents!
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Piedmont Heights is Atlanta’s oldest community, settled in 1822 by Benjamin Plaster. This was two years before Archibald Holland bought a tract where Terminus, now Atlanta, was founded in 1837. Plaster built a bridge over Peachtree Creek and the trail to it later became Piedmont Road.
In 1956, the Piedmont Heights Civic Club was formed to halt the commercial re-zonings which were shrinking the residential area and in 1957 Gotham Way Park was created as a buffer. In 1964 Ansley Mall shopping center opened on Monroe Drive, bringing many more businesses to the community. The Civic Club evolved as well and became the Piedmont Heights Civic Association (PHCA).
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CHENNAI: The city is being scorched as summer approaches and drinking water is in short supply in several neighbourhoods, but the Chennai Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage Board ( CMWSSB) has not bothered to fix a pipeline on Anna Salai that has been leaking for more than two weeks.
The leak is causing water to stagnate in nearby streets, but Metrowater officials say they are awaiting approval from the highways department for the road work needed to repair the damaged pipeline opposite Kamaraj Hall.
Residents and shopkeepers say the pipe has been leaking every day from noon to 4pm, when water is supplied to the locality.
Article Source: http://articles.timesofindia.indiatimes.com/2012-03-10/chennai/31142799_1_pipe-leak-metrowater-pavement-dwellers
Publication Date: 10 March 2012


Taman Jelutong Indah 2 is situated at Jelutong, Penang, next to Mutiara Heights Apartment. The project comprises 382 units medium cost apartment, 192 units low-medium cost apartment and 192 units low cost apartment. The medium cost apartment has a built-up area of 900 sq.ft., low-medium cost apartment 700 sq.ft. and low cost apartment 650 sq.ft.
Property Project : Taman Jelutong Indah 2
Location : Jelutong, Penang
Property Type : Apartment
Tenure : Leasehold
No. of Units : 382 medium cost, 192 low-medium cost, 192 low cost
Built-up area : 900 sq.ft., 700 sq.ft., 650 sqft
Developer : JKP Sdn Bhd


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The IEUA water connection fee has been established and collected by IEUA in order to proportionally recover the costs to create regional supplies that are available to meet the water demands of future development. The water connection fee is a one-time fee paid directly to IEUA for any new or upsized connection to a water distribution system within the IEUA service area. Water meters subject to this fee include: potable, recycled and landscape meters. Fees are calculated based on the size and number of water meters installed for your project.
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Temporary fence system usually includ temporary fence panel, fence base, clamps and stays/brackets (the stays/brackets makes the temporary fence more stable). There are mainly two types: Australia Type Temporary Fencing (Temporary welded fencing & Temporary chain link fencing)and Canada Type Temporary Fencing.
Temporary fence widely used in securing construction sites, residential housing sites, swimming pool, major public. Events, sport, concerts, festivals, gatherings etc.


This five member board was established in accordance with Virginia Code to hear appeals of zoning ordinance determinations, requests for variances, and requests for interpretation of the official zoning map.
Board of Zoning Appeals members are appointed by the Clarke County Circuit Court for five year terms.
The Board of Zoning Appeals meets as needed; once a meeting is scheduled it will be placed on the Calendar.
All meetings are held at the Berryville-Clarke County Government Center, located at 101 Chalmers Court, in the Main Meeting Room, unless otherwise advertised.
Citizens are strongly encouraged to attend meetings of the Board of Zoning Appeals.
The Town of Berryville does not discriminate against people with disabilities in admission or access to its programs or activities. Accommodations will be made for people with disabilities upon prior request.


The Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District (District) has added an informational meeting/open house to discuss the establishment of specific Title VI policies for Golden Gate Transit and Golden Gate Ferry service and fare changes. The meeting will take place on:
- Thursday, July 25, 3:30 – 5:30pm. Marin City Library, 164 Donahue St., Marin City, CA
This meeting is in addition to the open houses that took place on July 8-10 and the Public Hearing that occurred on Thursday, July 11.
Public comments will be received at the open house, by email at firstname.lastname@example.org, or in writing to:
Jan Tarantino, Secretary of the District, GGBHTD, PO Box 9000, Presidio Station, San Francisco, CA 94129-0601
Comments must be received no later than 5:30 pm on July 25, 2013.
For more information regarding these policies, please visit http://goldengate.org/news/transit/titlevi_publichearing_update.php or call 511 (say “Golden Gate Transit,” then “operator” to bypass recorded messages)/TDD 711.


- Date: 09/15/2020
Effectively operating the transportation systems of tomorrow is going to take more than thoughtful planning; it’s also going to require…
The bottom line: We can't allow public transit to falter. It is too important to our communities.
Yes, the barriers to recovery are a bit daunting. However, sizable challenges always bring great opportunities, too. As public transportation restarts, many are embracing innovative, internet-connected technologies and applications more vigorously than before. Why? Because the ability to retain riders and draw in new ones; make life easier and more enjoyable for passengers; and support public health transit authorities might very well require new ways of doing things. The time to act is now.
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CH Cares About Advocacy - Thanks to One Common Cause Community Control Initiative
Columbia Housing would like to thank the One Common Cause Community Control Initiative for their tireless efforts on behalf of the citizens of Columbia, SC regarding affordable housing. Your work is valuable to the community and is greatly appreciated.
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A TxDOT contractor will begin widening Texas 105 West from Fairway Drive to Pecan Lakes Drive in Navasota. Work is scheduled to start Aug. 14.
Work hours are Monday through Friday from 7 a.m. until 5 p.m. Included in the widening project is a twoway left turn lane. Motorists should obey all traffic control and flaggers in the area.
The $2,060,000 safety project is contracted to Texas Materials Group. Construction is anticipated to be complete in six months. TxDOT and their contractor appreciate everyone’s patience during construction. For more information, email Bobby.Colwell@txdot. gov, or call, 979-778-9764.


Councilor Dehner prods house-taking process at polluted site forward
NEW BEDFORD — The City Council gave the green light Thursday to begin the appraisal process for the city to take five houses on contaminated land adjacent to Keith Middle School, but only after the ward councilor for the area thwarted an effort that would have stalled it.
Ward 3 Councilor Kathy Dehner made an impassioned plea to fellow councilors when it appeared they would delay the process for at least a number of weeks.
"This is a serious matter ... in my ward ... the residents have problems ... do not stall this process," Ms. Dehner said. She was reacting to a motion by Councilor Denis Lawrence Jr. that would have sent the matter to committee.
Mr. Lawrence said he had concerns about starting the appraisal process and moving to possibly use eminent domain to take five houses that border Keith Middle School on its south side. "There are a lot of issues to work out," he said. But based on Ms. Dehner's appeal, Mr. Lawrence and others agreed to move ahead on the appraisals and put off for now action on the use of eminent domain.
Mr. Lawrence said he was concerned about "how we intend to pay for it" given the city has a "budget deficit." He said he needs "to be comfortable with this ... (it) needs to be explained."
Councilor David Alves, supporting Mr. Lawrence, said the city's plan to take homes around Keith Middle School because of soil contamination from industrial pollution is a "unique" situation and using eminent domain could be "precedent-setting." Mr. Alves said he was concerned the situation wasn't fully understood, and he wanted information from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and state Department of Environmental Protection.
Ms. Dehner had a strong ally, however, in Councilor Brian Gomes. Mr. Gomes has been an activist on the matter of pollution remediation and specifically the Keith Middle School site for several years. Mr. Gomes has strong ties to the organization Wasted Away that first raised the pollution issue and later lobbied city and state officials for action — before any public agency acknowledged the problem.
Mr. Gomes said of the affected homeowners: "The American dream has been crushed here. (Let us) make this as easy as possible on them." He added, "It is too bad this area was never tested before these houses were built."
With debate concluded, the council voted 8-0 to authorize the appraisals and change the original motion filed by Mayor Scott W. Lang that would support eminent domain if homeowners do not voluntarily agree to buyouts. The related matters will be taken up in council committee.
The Lang administration had actually attempted to bring the matter of the potential need to take the houses to councilors' attention about six months ago, but the council referred it to committee, where it languished.
Mayor Lang said Thursday prior to the council meeting the city must deal with the remediation with the knowledge that it is under an EPA "conditional approval" for addressing problems at the site. The conditional approval "requires us to remediate," Mayor Lang said. "Everyone should be engaged and cooperative — everyone should work together," he said.
City legal and environmental officials disclosed earlier this week that the industrial pollution on private property adjacent to Keith Middle School was so severe they believed the only responsible course of action was to take ownership of five houses, relocate the residents, tear the houses down and pave the land for a parking lot.
The paving would provide a so-called "cap" on the pollution, which includes polychlorinated biphenyls, heavy metals and other materials.
The area on both sides of Hathaway Boulevard where Keith Middle School and New Bedford High School were built is believed to have been an industrial dump where waste was burned for decades until the late 1950s or early 1960s.
The extent of pollution began to be uncovered when Keith Middle School construction started under the administration of Mayor Frederick Kalisz in 2005. The school was built over the objections of members of Wasted Away, and Mayor Lang defeated then-Mayor Kalisz in part because of the pollution issue.
Millions of dollars have been spent to clean up the Keith Middle School site, and it continues to be monitored. Cleanup also has been conducted inside New Bedford High School, although there is work left to be done and much work remains to be done on the school grounds.
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Partial closure of Melton Lake Greenway this weekend for regatta
The city of Oak Ridge Recreation and Parks Department will partially close Melton Lake Greenway during the Dogwood Junior Championship Regatta at 4 p.m. Saturday, April 24 and Sunday, April 25.
The closure is to help prevent the spread of COVID-19, with many participants coming from out of state, a news release stated. The closure will be on the greenway between the boathouse parking lot and the crosswalk to the Emory Valley Greenway, according a city of Oak Ridge press release.
For more information, contact the city of Oak Ridge Recreation and Parks at (865) 425-3450.


Abu Dhabi and Dubai emirates will have free parking for the public holidays in accordance with the 46th National Day. Parking will be free from 12 am on November 30 to 8 am on December 4 in Abu Dhabi. The authorities have requested residents to avoid creating traffic issues and parking in the restricted areas. ITC informed that the rules in resident parking areas from 9 pm to 8 am will be as usual. Apart from the free parking facilities, Dubai roads and transportation authority has declared time changes in transportation services.
In Dubai metro, on Thursday the Red-Line stations will be working from 5 am to 1 am the next day and Green line stations from 5.30 am to 1 am the next day. On Friday the red line and green line stations will be working from 10 am to 1 am. On Saturdays and Sundays, the Red-Line services will be available from 5 am to midnight and green line services from 5.30 am to 12.30 am.
Dubai tram services will be available from 6 am to 1 am and from 9 am to 1 am on Thursday and Friday respectively. The service will begin at 6 am and resume until 1 am on Saturday and Sunday.
Bus services will also be available from 5 am to 12.29 am in the Gold Souk Station and from 5 am to 12.10 am in Al Ghubaiba station. Satwa substation will be working from 5 am to 11.35 pm. There will be around the clock bus service in c^01 route. Khisais station will be open from 4.30 am till midnight and Al Khus industrial station from 5 am to 11.30 pm. Jebel Ali station will be active from 5 am till midnight.


Campus Construction Updates
June 03, 2019
Construction is in full swing on the new STEM facility on the main ARC campus. We apologize for any inconvenience caused by campus construction work and thank you for your patience. We are working hard to mitigate impacts and appreciate your understanding.
As part of work on the STEM facility, walkway access near the Library and Instructional Technology Center (ITC) may occasionally be unavailable. In addition, some walkway access on the south side of Davies Hall will be limited because of underground work that will continue through the summer. Access to the parking lot behind the Learning Resource Center will also be affected.
There will be noise associated with construction work. In addition, trucks will be entering and leaving staff parking lot E during construction.
Fencing is in place in staff parking lot E and around the construction zone. The student drop-off location in front of Davies Hall in Lot E is not available because of construction.
Additionally, there will also be a new hydronic line constructed from Fine Arts to the STEM facility. This work will temporarily restrict walkway access during this construction process. Metal plates will be strategically placed over the trench to allow convenient crossing during construction. Dates on this work are currently unknown.
- Computer Math Complex (CMC) (Spring 2018)
- Football Stadium Scoreboard (September 2017)
- Portable Village MMLC, MESA Moves (June - August 2017)
- Athletics Asphalt Work (June - October 2017)
- Arcade Creek Pedestrian Bridge (June - October 2018)
- Monument signs (Spring 2019)
American River College Facilities
In addition to American River College's main campus, several off-campus locations host college-credit classes: the Natomas Center, McClellan Center & Sacramento Regional Public Safety Center, Mather Center, and Twin Rivers location.


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Westmoreland County Department of Public Safety invites the public to participate in updating the countywide Hazard Mitigation Plan (HMP). The County will hold its next Hazard Mitigation Planning Workshop on Wednesday, July 16, 2014 from 9:00am–12:00pm. The workshop will be held at the Westmoreland County Senior Judges Courtroom, 4th Floor Annex. Residents, local officials, industry representatives, educators, and others are encouraged to attend. Parking is available at the Robert Bell Parking Garage on Otterman Street, or metered lots are available: http://www.co.westmoreland.pa.us/index.aspx?NID=317


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Newcomb Medical Alliance Center Vineland, New Jersey
CIDC is working for the City of Vineland, which has selected the Danza Group, to develop a former hospital into a multi-purpose facility. This facility will become a condominium, which will contain a medical school, a small shopping center, student housing, medical offices and a senior nursing facility, an adult day care center associated with the senior nursing facility and two assisted living facilities. The scope of the $50 million project is seen in schematic.


The Peterborough Streetscape Concepts have been developed from the various ideas and inputs received from the on-site community consultation engagement activities and first community survey in late February.
You can view the concept plans here(PDF, 4MB)
The concepts are designed to provide a range of ideas and options for the community to consider and provide comments.
Comments can be provided via the online Concepts survey or by email to firstname.lastname@example.org – please mark your email subject line Peterborough Concepts. You can also complete the hard copy surveys available from local Peterborough businesses. Or you can join the consultant team for a Zoom workshop on Thursday 28th April starting at 6.30pm. Please email email@example.com to register and receive the Zoom link.
Submissions to the Concepts will close 10am Monday 9th May.
Concept plans have been developed following the initial round of community consultation.
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The well-connected site at Addlewell Lane is currently operated as a car showroom and garage, but could be suitable for a range of uses subject to planning. The site extends, in total, to approximatelyd 1.15 acres (0.47 hectares) and is situated in a built-up area of the town.
Mark Chugg, Partner at GTH, said: “The site presents an excellent development opportunity for a range of uses and re-development.“
Among the potential possibilities could be a care/nursing home; retirement living or residential apartments.
Currently the site is not subject to any planning permissions or prior approvals for its development or re-development, change of use or demolition.
The site is offered for sale on a conditional or unconditional basis. The sale is by informal tender, subject to the existing leases.
The deadline for the submission of offers is 12 noon on Friday, September 23.
For more information and to arrange a viewing please contact Mark Chugg or George Williams on 01823 334466 or Tim Wright at the Yeovil office on 01935 423474.


Topics will include:
- Four Mile Run Restoration Plan
- Four Mile Run Trail connection to Potomac Avenue and Potomac Yard
- Hot Lanes at Shirlington Circle
- Signage at the south end of the Shirlington overpass
- Regional Bike Sharing application
- King & Beauregard intersection status
Parks and Rec conference room, Trades Center, 2700 S Taylor St, 2nd Floor in Shirlington.
PRCR's conference center at the corner of Arlington Mill Drive and S. Taylor Street.


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Lake B Trail Construction Update
While the new walking path around Lake B is a wonderful addition to Bonbrook, we are asking residents to not use the path until construction is completed. This area is still an active work site during construction. Concrete is being poured in different phases leaving rebar exposed in the uncompleted areas and is a safety concern for residents.
Please wait until all work is completed before enjoying your walk around the lake on our new path.


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Updated: Jun. 5, 2023 at 5:00 PM CDT
Construction season is here, meaning increased headaches for Bennington and northwest Omaha drivers.
Updated: Jun. 5, 2023 at 12:33 PM CDT
More construction began Monday on portions of Bennington and northwest Omaha roadways.
Updated: Jun. 2, 2023 at 5:00 PM CDT
Lane restrictions on Dodge could affect your drive next week because of bridge work.
Updated: May. 30, 2023 at 6:30 PM CDT
The widening project on 156th Street has entered its next phase now that school has concluded for the summer.
Updated: May. 22, 2023 at 5:00 PM CDT
Closures along a stretch of West Center Road in Omaha are set to last for the summer.
Updated: May. 16, 2023 at 12:33 PM CDT
Construction isn't the only thing plaguing commute times in the Metro. Jaret Lansford explains.


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The project consists of construction works to complete a Countdown Supermarket with sleeve retail (“Supermarket Complex”), a medical centre/ commercial building (“Commercial Building A”) and associated carpark & landscaping works. The Supermarket Complex is to be designed and built to a four green star standard.
Work Stage 2 (WS2)
Building works for Countdown Supermarket (4000m2) and 6 retail units (500m2) with carpark finishing works and hard / soft landscaping.
Work Stage 3 (WS3) – Commercial building A
Building works for 2 level office base build works are subject to leases being signed. Potential medical centre and a Café operation as possible tenants. (TBC)


The Aurangabad Municipal Corporation (AMC) has issued the tender for installing and operating 40,000 streetlights in the city to a private agency. However, residents’ complaints are not being heard.
Incidentally, the civic body decided to replace the old streetlights in city with new LED lights. The move was aimed at reducing power bills. For this purpose, a private agency was roped in for the installation of the lights and their operation.
Vidya Muley, an event planner, has to cross the busy Cidco N-5 area every day. “The lights frequently go on and off. When it is dark, you cannot see the potholes and may face accidents,” she said.
Residents in Cidco N-3 have been lamenting the lack of functional streetlights at Ketli Garden and the surrounding area for last several months.
Naser Siddiqui, the MIM group leader and Ganesh Colony corporator, said only 50% lights in his area are working. “I raised the matter in the last standing committee. Like always, I received a reply that the material required for maintenance has been called for and will arrive soon. The AMC office-bearers have lost control over the contractors,” he said.
When asked about this, mayor Nandkumar Ghodele said 70% of lights have been installed and the remaining 30% would be installed before Diwali. “The LED contractor has been issued notice for poor maintenance work and a fine has also been imposed,” he said.


Date: Wednesday, September 29, 2021
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
September 29, 2021
Contact: Andy Limberg
Winnebago County Highway Dept.
Beginning Monday, October 4th, 2021 Perryville / Baxter Road will be resurfaced between Mulford Road and Mill Road. The work is expected to be completed by Friday, October 29th, 2021 however; the duration of the work is dependent on the weather. Please expect delays. No detour route will be provided. Please consider alternate routes
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This autumn, from October to December, Network Rail is undertaking bridge/track widening works along the line between Whitchurch and Overton. See WHITCHURCH BUSINESS NEWS.
Local bridges affected:
For bridges at Newbury Road in Whitchurch, and Freefolk (Priory Lane and Watch Lane/Twinley Lane) the roads over bridges will be closed with local diversions.
The main Newbury Road bridge will have the most effect with diversions via the A34.
Meeting for businesses
A briefing by Network Rail, to receive comments and explain more detail, is to be held at the Gill Nethercott Centre at 1130 on Monday 11th July.
This is primarily for Councillors and representatives and is open to local businesses, who may be affected, for example for deliveries.
The Gill Nethercott Centre has good car parking adjacent.
Details of the arrangements as they affect the general public will follow.
|Date:||July 1, 2011 at 12:00 am|


North Pond Road will be CLOSED to through traffic as of Wednesday, July 29th, 2020 for roadwork. Local traffic: the road has been narrowed and there is construction equipment present; please drive cautiously.
This closure is likely to last six to eight weeks. Please utilize alternate routes. We apologize for any inconvenience.


Andover Township Stormwater Management
The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection established a Stormwater Regulation Program for all municipalities. The program is designed to reduce pollutants, protect water quality, and satisfy Federal and State requirements.
Information is available on the following subjects:
Stormwater Management Information
Solution to Storm Water Pollution
No notices at this time.


COLTON — Traffic back-ups and loud, 24-hour train whistles coming from the Inland Empire’s biggest rail bottleneck have long been an unwanted side effect of this city positioning itself as “the hub” where two major railroads cross.
That won’t be the case anymore, after the City Council on Tuesday approved funding and other agreements to lift the Union Pacific Railroad’s two east-west tracks over the two north-south tracks of the Burlington Northern Santa Fe tracks.
Council members expressed strong support for the project at a late meeting punctuated by whistles from passing trains.
“If you live here, you know the sound of those trains — it’s all night long,” said Councilman Vince Yzaguirre. “This is one of the most exciting projects we’ve had. It’s going to be a dramatic improvement for the citizens of Colton.”
The Colton Crossing project — which includes that lifting, an underpass under Laurel Street and related improvements in the area — is scheduled to break ground Nov. 8 and finish in 2014.
More than 110 trains passed through Colton Crossing daily in 2008, according to a city staff report, forcing frequent train stops and long lines of traffic.
The city expects to pay about $5.6 million, with about $125 million more coming from state and federal funds. It has already set aside $1.8 million for the project.
“This has been a long time coming, and it’s going to be a bright new day in Colton come Nov. 8 when we break ground,” City Manager Rod Foster said.
“This will be a very big improvement.”
The Laurel Street underpass project will last about 18 months, with the street closed for some of that time, according to Tim Watkins, spokesman for the transportation agency SanBAG, which is responsible for that portion of the project. A public information meeting is scheduled for Oct. 13 from 5 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at Colton Middle School.
The vote was unanimous, with Councilwoman Susan Oliva abstaining because her husband is a retired Union Pacific employee.
Reach Ryan via email, or call him at 909-386-3916.


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This is the Drew Park Community Redevelopment Area presentation on the Lois Avenue right-of-way improvements in Tampa, Florida. This presentation took place in a community information meeting on July 16, 2013.


Cheshire East Council is seeking to appoint an artist to develop the artwork for a ‘heritage wall’, as part of the new Royal Arcade development in Crewe. The artwork will create a sense of arrival for people visiting Crewe town centre. It should be a source of pride for the town and reflect its people and rich heritage, helping to create a sense of place.
The dimensions for the artwork are 28m wide x 8.5m high, and will be created using perforations in the steel cladding on the development. The selected artist will need to ensure the image draws from Crewe’s heritage. Public engagement is essential to this project. The appointed artist will work with a task group comprising officers from Cheshire East Council and Crewe Town Council, as well as volunteers from Crewe’s Cultural Forum and Heritage Group. The appointed artist will be required to develop three initial designs, to be put to public consultation before the final image is selected.
The fee for this project is £5000 (ex VAT). This fee does not include manufacturing or materials for the artwork itself.
Application deadline: 24th of September, midday
Salary: £40k-£50k pro rata
Artform: Visual arts
To apply or for more Information please visit: https://www.artsjobs.org.uk/arts-job/post/artist-c5293b1d77/


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For this, the 22nd year in succession, we moved to a site in Judd Street outside the Town Hall
On Wednesday 13th June, our annual cyclists’ breakfast was held outside the Somers Town Community café (NATA28) in Ossulston Street.
Camden Cyclists set up their annual bike week Wednesday breakfast in Ossulston Street outside the Somers Town Community cafe.
On 15th June 2016 at Somerstown Community Cafe, Ossulston Street. Now in its nineteenth year!
On 17th June 2015 at Somerstown Community Cafe, Ossulston Street. Now in its eighteenth year!
On 18th June 2014 at Somerstown Community Cafe, Ossulston Street. Now in its seventeenth year!
We believe this is the 16th year running for this breakfast. As usual, the event was run jointly by Camden Cyclists and Camden Council. The organisers started to arrive soon after 7:15 am. Paul Davis and Richard Riddle from Camden Council brought the tables and maps and maintenance stands. The morning started with a big shower… [Read More]
Our annual bike week cyclists breakfast and Dr Bike was held in Ossulston Street on 20th June
(in its 14th year) Our free cyclists breakfast and Dr Bike took place on Wednesday 22nd June in at our usual spot on LCN route 6 in Ossulston Street at the junction with Brill Place.
Camden Green Fair has now been relabelled as London Green Fair. Stefano has been running bike fest since it first came to Regents park in 2005 and he did the same again this year, when it was enlarged by the participation of Adam from Hackney and LCC. Adam contributed the Bicycle Music Festival for the second… [Read More]


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2014 SDAT Applications Now Available
By Erin Simmons, Director, Design Assistance
AIA Components and their members can provide a valuable service to their communities by participating in the 2014 Sustainable Design Assessment Team (SDAT) program. SDATs help communities develop a vision and framework for their sustainable future by bringing teams of volunteer professionals (such as architects, urban designers, landscape architects, planners, economists, and others) to work with AIA members and community stakeholders. The SDAT process helps communities visualize potential futures, articulate the qualities of a place, and advance the principles of sustainable communities by providing the community with a plan for their sustainable growth and development.
Please review the 2014 Sustainable Design Assessment Team program Application Packet for submittal guidelines and format. Associated program resources from past participant communities provide additional guidance for the compilation of a successful application. The final deadline for submittals is November 22, 2013. The SDAT Application Review Panel will complete an initial review and acceptance of any applications received prior to October 11, 2013 by the end of October. The Review Panel will complete its final assessment of 2013 applicants in December and will notify all remaining recipient communities shortly thereafter.
The Center will hold a teleconference for communities interested in learning more about the SDAT program and the application process in September 2013. If you would like to join this call, please indicate your interest by sending an email to firstname.lastname@example.org.
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Runway 13-31 will undergo keel rehabilitation work starting May 17th, 2023. Runway 5-23 will remain OPEN throughout the duration of the 13-31 work.
A consecutive, 12-day closure of Runway 13-31, scheduled from May 17 through May 28, will allow crews to mill and pave approximately 800 feet of the center keel section of Runway 13-31, west of Runway 5-23 and Taxiway Alpha (see picture below).
In anticipation of increased Runway 13-31 use caused by MMU’s Runway 5-23 Rehabilitation Project over the next 5 years, DM has planned for 13-31 construction phases to accommodate. DM last conducted work on Runway 13-31 in the summer of 2018.


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GARFIELD HEIGHTS (Friday, April 21, 2017) – The following Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) projects have updated work involving lane closures and/or restrictions tonight and this weekend:
Saturday, April 22
· On Saturday, April 22, crews will close the left lane on I-77 southbound on the bridge over the Cuyahoga River Valley from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. in order to stage bridge painting operations.
I-77 Widening, Brecksville and Richfield
I-77 Bridge over Cuyahoga River Valley, Independence and Cuyahoga Heights
I-271 Widening, Bedford, Bedford Heights, Warrensville Heights and Oakwood
I-271 Local Lanes over Wilson Mills Road Bridge Replacement, Highland Heights and Mayfield
I-271 Resurfacing Beachwood, Lyndhurst and Mayfield Heights
I-480 Resurfacing, Cleveland
*NEW*State Route 91 (SOM Center Road) Resurfacing, Mayfield Heights
Click here to view the most recent construction update for more information on ODOT construction projects.
For up-to-date information on closures and restrictions on the Cleveland Urban Core Projects please visit:
Crews on behalf of the Cleveland Water Department will performing work to replace the water main on the Valley View Drive bridge over I-90 in Rocky River. Overnight Monday, April 24 through Thursday, April 27, crews will close various lanes on I-90 east or westbound between Riverside Drive and Wooster Road from 7 p.m. to 6 a.m. in order to perform the work.
All work listed in this update is weather permitting.
For more information contact:
Follow us on Twitter @ODOT_Cleveland and Instagram @ODOT_Statewide
"Like” us on Facebook at Ohio Department of Transportation District 12 Cleveland
Please exercise caution in work zones. For statewide construction information visit: www.OHGO.com
The environmental review, consultation, and other actions required by applicable Federal environmental laws for this project are being, or have been, carried out by ODOT pursuant to 23 U.S.C. 327 and a Memorandum of Understanding dated December 11, 2015, and executed by FHWA and ODOT.


Resolution 14-03 Setting a Hearing
RECEIVING REPORT AND CALLING HEARING ON IMPROVEMENT
WHEREAS, pursuant to resolution of the City Council adopted March 17, 2003, a report has been prepared by Benchmark Engineering with reference to the improvement of Unity Drive between the center line of Park Drive and approximately 1400 feet east of the centerline of Park Drive by the construction of a gravel surfaced road and this report was received by the City Council on April 7, 2003, and
WHEREAS, the report provides information regarding whether the proposed project is necessary, cost effective, and feasible.
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MOUNTAIN IRON, MINNESOTA:
1. The City Council will consider the improvement of such streets in accordance with the report and the assessment of abutting property for all or a portion of the cost of the improvement pursuant to Minnesota Statutes, Chapter 429 at an estimated total cost of the improvement of $12,000.
2. A public hearing shall be held on such proposed improvement on the 17th day of May, 2003, in the Mountain Iron Room of the Mountain Iron Community Center at 6:30 p.m., or shortly thereafter, and the City Administrator shall give mailed and published notice of such hearing and improvement as required by law.
DULY ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL THIS 21TH DAY OF APRIL, 2003.


The anticipated Airfield Lighting Improvements Project at the Brenham Municipal Airport is scheduled to get underway next month.
The City of Brenham announced that construction start date has been scheduled for Tuesday, October 10. The project is scheduled to last approximately six weeks.
The runway will close every weekday Monday thru Friday from 4am-2pm. Each day at 2pm, the airport staff will inspect the runway and project work areas to ensure the airport is safe to reopen for aircraft operations.
Originally, the schedule would have had the runway closed from Monday at 7am to Friday at 11am for eight weeks. With the new schedule, it provides a daily window in which aircraft can operate and also reduces the number of days the runway will be closed.
Also, for the duration of the project, all airfield lighting will be out of service 24 hours a day. Night operations and operations during inclement weather will be prohibited.
The project was designed by KSA Engineers Incorporated, and B-C Company Incorporated of Forth Worth is the contractor.
The total cost of the project is $866,666 with 90% being paid by the Texas Department of Transportation, and the remaining 10% being paid by the City of Brenham.


Shrubs, Flowers, Leaves in a Park - Maintenance at 148 Woodbrook Wy SW
Bushes butting up to Anderson road pedestrian bridge on Woodbrook way sw are full of tall weeds. We. were promised by city and ring road team that this would be maintained by the city and it is not. Please maintain these bushes. Thanks. Please do not close this request until this is taken care of.
Issue: Flower / Shrub maintenance
Describe the concern in detail: Bushes overpowered by tall weeds. Needs maintenance.
address: 148 WOODBROOK WY SW
coordinates x,y: -9219.969373191696, 5645935.90152581
coordinates lat,lng: 50.9497215160768, -114.1312143379504
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Nashville concrete has its own unique place in the construction world. The city has a number of buildings and roads that have been constructed using Nashville concrete. Nashville is also known as the home to some of the most beautiful bridges and buildings in the country. Nashville is the third busiest construction city in the country, after Los Angeles and New York City.
Nashville concrete is a mixture of cement and sand that is used to make walls, sidewalks and even driveways in the city. The city has several areas where these types of construction is done, including areas of the downtown area and the surrounding suburbs. The city has also been known to use Nashville concrete to build bridges.
Nashville concrete is made from two basic types of cement and a mixture of sand and water. The mixture of cement and sand is then combined with water to make a smooth paste. The paste is then mixed with water, which makes it softer, and then added to a special curing agent that helps make the paste hard and durable.
Nashville concrete is used for many different purposes in the construction world. It is most commonly used to build sidewalks and roads. This material is also used to build bridges and buildings. It is also used in industrial buildings and commercial warehouses.
The main feature of Nashville concrete is that it is made up of a mixture of two different types of cement and water. This mixture makes it a much stronger substance than the types of cement that are used to build most other types of buildings. It is very hard and durable, which makes it perfect for construction purposes. The material is also much easier to work with than the other types of materials used to make buildings in the city. The other feature of this concrete is that it is a very durable product that can last for many years.
There are many different types of Nashville concrete that are used in the construction industry. They include the following types of materials: Portland cement, limestone, asphalt, crushed stone and Portland tile. All of these types of Nashville concrete are mixed together and mixed with water to make a paste that can be used for a variety of construction purposes. Nashville concrete is not only used for construction purposes but is also used in many different industries.
Nashville concrete is often used in many different industries, including the auto industry. There are a variety of different industries that have used this type of concrete for many different types of purposes. In the auto industry, Nashville concrete is used to make driveways and other areas where pavement is made.
There are many different types of people and businesses that use Nashville concrete. There are also a number of different types of industries that have been using this concrete for many different types of uses. This material is used in many different industries and is used in a wide variety of different places.
As you can see, Nashville concrete is used in a number of different industries and is used in a wide variety of different places. There are a number of different types of industries that use this type of concrete to make their work easier and more efficient.
When it comes to construction, Nashville concrete is one of the most commonly used types of concrete in the construction world. It is used in many different industries and is used in a wide variety of different places. The other type of concrete that is also used in many different industries is limestone, which is a different type of cement.
Nashville is also one of the biggest producers of concrete in the country. This type of concrete is used in a variety of different places in Nashville and the construction industry. The other type of cement that is also produced in Nashville is Portland cement, which is another type of cement that is used for a variety of different construction purposes. Nashville is also the largest producer of limestone in the country.
Nashville concrete is used in many different ways in the construction world. There are many different industries that use this type of concrete to make their work easier and more efficient. There are also many different types of industries that use limestone, which is a different type of cement, for a variety of different purposes. The limestone that is used in Nashville is a different type of cement than that used in other parts of the country.


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