SMTD is announcing today that, effective next Monday, August 10th, the 1st & Highland Route #8 will expand service onto both North Street and Outer Park Drive between 1st Street and MacArthur in addition to the current route that runs along Highland Avenue to Scheels.
“We have had requests from the public for service along both North Street, where quite a few local employers are located, and along Outer Park, an area once served by a bus that utilized Lowell Avenue,” said Steve Schoeffel, SMTD’s Service Planning & Marketing Specialist. “This is an adjustment to address those requests and attempt to boost ridership while still serving our loyal riders that currently use the route.”
Two buses currently serve Route 8 every half-hour in the morning from 6:15 AM to 9:15 and from 2:15 PM to 5:45 in the evening, with hourly service from 9:15 to 2:15. The expansion to North Street and Outer Park is accomplished by putting one bus outbound on North Street and inbound to downtown on Highland and the other outbound on Highland and inbound on Outer Park – both in the morning – then reversing those routes in the afternoon.
“For all practical purposes, we split the existing route into two routes, one serving North Street and Highland and the other serving Outer Park and Highland,” Schoeffel added. “There won’t be as many trips on Highland as there were before, and that might take time for the public to adjust to, but when we were considering the changes, we spoke to drivers and riders alike to see what made the most sense and had the least negative impact on our regular riders. Each bus will still be on Highland for part of their hour-long trip from downtown and back, and, overall, this is going to be a positive and popular change.”
New stops along the route will be as follows:
- On North Street:
- at Spring Street
- in front of Woodside Township Offices
- between J & W Counter Tops and Charlie Parker's
- directly north of Casey's General Store
- On Outer Park:
- at S. Glenwood Avenue
- at S. Lowell Avenue
- at S. College Street
- at S. 1st Street
Maps & Schedules for Route 8 Changes:
Note that these schedules will not take effect until Monday, August 10th. At that time they will be added to the route listing page as well as the quick route access drop down menus on the site.


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Nightly I-10 Lane Closures in Sulphur and Westlake Announced for January – February 2019
LADOTD has announced nightly lane closures of the inside lanes both Eastbound and Westbound between Ruth Street in Sulphur to the I-10 Calcasieu River Bridge. The lane closures are to install cable barriers in the median.
UPDATED January 2, 2019: I-10 Eastbound and Westbound left lanes from milepost 20 (Ruth Street) to milepost 28.7 (I-10 Calcasieu River Bridge) will be closed nightly beginning Saturday, January 5, 2019, through Sunday, February 10, 2019, as follows:
Lane Closure Schedule
- Monday – Thursday: 7:00pm to 5:00am
- Friday: 10:00pm to 5:00am
- Saturday: 9:00pm to 5:00am
- Sunday: 7:00pm to 5:00am
This construction was originally scheduled to take place Sunday, October 21, 2018, through Saturday, January 5, 2019
DOTD appreciates your patience and reminds you to please drive with caution through the work zone and be on the lookout for work crews and equipment.
On February 19, 2019, we will see the “Super Snow Moon”.read more
Mayor Nic Hunter has declared February 11 as a day of memorial for Brian Kevin Moore.read more
Tuesday, February 19, 2019, immediately following the Sulphur Board of Zoning Adjustment Meeting held at 5:30 p.m. there will be a regular meeting of the Sulphur Land Use Commission.read more


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The Clason’s Point Branch of The New York Public Library is a modern, spacious, brick building located on Morrison Avenue in the Bronx.
Opened on May 13, 1971, the building houses adult, young adult, and children's collections. The branch, established in 1952, was originally located at Harrod Place.
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Information About Environmental Remediation Projects in Your Community
Brownfields are properties where redevelopment is complicated by actual or suspected environmental contamination from past land usage. Because of New York City's long industrial history, brownfields are found in areas throughout the five boroughs. The New York City Office of Environmental Remediation offers programs that encourage environmental investigation of lightly-to-moderately contaminated sites, and that oversee clean up appropriate to a site's new end use. Information about these projects is available below:
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Council Retreat Gold Bar City Council will be holding a Council Workshop on June 8th, 2015 at 7pm. The City Council will be going over the Water Comprehensive Plan and the City Comprehensive Plan for items related to the 2016 budget. This meeting is open to the public, but no comment period will be held until the […]
The City of Gold Bar will hold a Council retreat for 2016 Programs and Priorities (Water Comp and City Comp Review) on May 4th at 7:00pm.
Gold Bar City Council Meeting Agenda for May 5th, 7pm in Council Chambers. Click here to view PDF
The City of Gold Bar has two Council positions open for the general election in November. The filing week to run for these positions is May 11th through the 15th, 2015. To file for these positions go to the Snohomish County Auditor web page between May 11th through the 15th, 2015 . For further information […]


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THREE roads in Evesham have benefited from a resurfacing programme carried out in Worcestershire.
More than 120 miles of roads have been resurfaced by the County Council this year – the equivalent of travelling from Worcester to London – prolonging the life span of roads by more than 10 years.
A total of 180 roads have been treated during this year’s Surface Dressing Programme with Bretforton Road, Badsey, and Cheltenham Road and Broadway Road, Evesham among the total.
The programme started in April and has moved around the towns and villages of Worcestershire.
Jon Fraser, Worcestershire County Council Highways Team, said: “Surface dressing is an important part of Worcestershire County Council’s road maintenance programme to prevent deterioration of the roads, improve skid resistance and protect roads against water, preventing potholes forming in the winter.
“Without it, we’d be carrying out far more disruptive and costly reactive work on a more regular basis.”
Surface Dressing is a nationally recognised maintenance technique and works by coating an existing road with bitumen, covering it with stone chippings and then rolling it.
The Surface Dressing process is highly weather dependent and can often be delayed due to rain or soaring temperatures.
Residents and businesses are usually given a generous operational ‘window’ during which the works will take place to enable the delivery of works to be flexible.
Visit www.worcestershire.gov.uk/surfacedressing for more information.


The Town of Dighton will have an official signing ceremony of the Community Compact Cabinet at Town Hall on Tuesday, October 3rd at 9am. Lieutenant Governor Polito is tentatively scheduled to attend. State Representative/President Pro Tempore Patricia Haddad will also be in attendance. Public is welcome and encouraged to attend.Note:
The Community Compact Cabinet is focused on forming an Agricultural Commission, who will work to designate dighton as a Right to Farm community, as well as to preserve and protect open space and recreational spaces in Dighton.


BRIGHTON AND HOVE CITY COUNCIL ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 TEMPORARY TRAFFIC ORDER - TEMPLE STREET, BRIGHTONNotice ID: MF0432534
BRIGHTON AND HOVE CITY COUNCIL ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 TEMPORARY TRAFFIC ORDER - TEMPLE STREET, BRIGHTON
1. NOTICE is hereby given that Brighton & Hove City Council intend not less than seven days from the date of this notice to make an Order pursuant to powers in Section 14 of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 as amended which when it comes into force will have the following effect:-
(a) The temporary closure of Temple Street, Brighton at its junction with Western Road, Brighton
(b) To maintain access the existing one-way order will be rescinded
2. The Order is necessary to allow for safety whilst gas works in Montpelier Road take place.
3. Pedestrian access will be maintained.
4. This Order comes into force on 17 June 2019 for eighteen months or
until such sooner time as the works are completed.
Dated: 7 June 2019.
Executive Director Economy,
Environment & Culture,
Brighton & Hove City Council, Hove Town Hall, Norton Road,
Hove, BN3 3BQ.


It’s been six whole weeks since I reported on somebody wanting to build a new soccer stadium, so let’s remedy that with reports of two people wanting to build new soccer stadiums:
- “There is growing consensus among local leaders that the Orlando City Soccer Club needs its own stadium, and that Orlando and Orange County could help pay for it,” reports the Orlando Sentinel. It would likely cost $90-95 million, says Orlando City President Phil Rawlins, who added, “I think it’s too early to say exactly where those funds would come from.” (If you have no idea what the Orlando City Soccer Club, it’s a minor-league United Soccer League team, though it could conceivably move up to MLS with a new stadium.)
- The mayor of Revere, Massachusetts wants to buy the abandoned Wonderland dog racing track and use it for a new soccer-only stadium for the New England Revolution. It’s all part of a tangled mess involving casino licenses and it’s completely unclear who would pay for the stadium if it ever happens, but it’s worth reporting on if only for the Boston Globe’s description of how Wonderland “fell on hard times and closed in 2010, hurt by a state ban on live dog racing.” Understatement, thy name is Boston Globe.


Potholes along length of Thorngrove Avenue
Reported in the Potholes category anonymously at 15:36, Wed 4 April 2018
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Multiple potholes along length of Thorngrove Avenue, whole road needs looked at - combined with speed bumps these make a very rough ride.
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Constructed by Colas Út, the Szigetszentmiklós branch of the Csepel ridge-road starts at the interchange of road 51101 and motorway M0 and reaches road 5101 at a roundabout through the agricultural lands of Szigetszentmiklós and Halásztelek. The lane configuration is 2×1 but it can be extended to 2×2. The interchange of road 51101 and motorway M0 is also being reconstructed into a 35 m diameter roundabout.


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- Attach copy of Qatari ID and title deed.
- ِAttach building completion certificate or Kahramaa certificate.
- Submit memo from bank for senior staff indicating Loan Settlement Clearance.
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- Fifteen years from date of construction shall pass, and the housing loan shall be paid in full, in case of the senior staff lands.
- Ten years from the date of completion of construction shall pass for granted lands and the ones allocated before 2000 (Amiri endowments).
- Fifteen years from the date of completion of construction shall pass for granted lands and the ones allocated after 2000.
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The project brief was developed with London Borough of Sutton and Harris Federation, together with multiple stakeholders and the surrounding community. Architype, a top London based architect, were asked to design a new school which could meet Passivhaus standard and also go on to meet BREEAM requirements.
The requirement of this high quality development was the integration of environmental sustainability, user comfort and well-being. To meet these requirements they needed a high quality roof specification which could offer thermal insulation and a high performance waterproofing solution.


Section 1 - Evidence base documents
Section 1 - Evidence Base Documents
All of the documents listed in the following links contribute in full or in part, to the Evidence Base for the Shared Strategic Section One Local Plan. For ease of use the sub headings open a new window.
For information relating to Section Two of the Local Plans please go to the Authorities web pages as follows – Braintree District Section Two Local Plan, Colchester Borough Section Two Local Plan and Tendring District Section Two Local Plan.


Poornam Ecovision Foundation has started ‘Green Consultancy’ for wet waste management and rainwater harvesting in Ward no. 34. Experts provide consultation to societies about problems occurring in existing plants & about building new composting as well as rainwater harvesting plants. Consultation at office is free of charge. Plant visits are charged.
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Five hundred square metres, six and a half metres high, with a self-supporting timber structure covered with a translucent membrane - this is the Frankfurt Pavilion, a new landmark for the Frankfurt Book Fair (10-14 October 2018). Planned and implemented by schneider+schumacher, this is destined to be an iconic edifice for events featuring authors and international experts of literature.
The challenge was to create a temporary yet robust structure that could be easily stored, and then erected again. To ensure its sustainability for forthcoming trade fair events too, the exact positioning of the pavilion had to take into account the other buildings, stages and commercial interests within the Agora.
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Cash Road Extension
Type of Work: The project scope is to extend Cash Road to where it ends today on the western edge of Freeport Southwest Subdivision to Kirkwood Drive to line up with Wright Road.
Location: Cash Road to Kirwood
Construction Start: September 2020
Anticipated Construction Completion: May 2021


The Lower Eyre Peninsula District Council has committed to future Meet and Greet sessions across the district after holding seven sessions on September 19 and 30.
The council held sessions at Mount Hope, Mount Dutton Bay and Wangary on September 19 and at Edillilie, Kapinnie, Yeelanna and Cummins on September 30.
The sessions allowed the chance for communities to meet with mayor Jo-Anne Quigley, chief executive officer Rod Pearson and councillors and discuss local issues.
Mrs Quigley said there was a "generally positive vibe" at these meetings and valuable feedback was received in areas including roads, cemeteries, boat ramps and community parks.
The council has eight more Meet and Greet sessions planned in the next two months.
Sessions will take place at Greenpatch, Big Swamp Church, Wanilla and Coffin Bay Yacht Club on October 16 followed by sessions at White Flat, Lions Park at Boston, Tulka and Brinkworth Reserve on November 13.
Mr Pearson said the council had also visited communities the Louth Bay, North Shields and Poonindie this year.
He said the council planned to continue the sessions on an annual cycle and communities would be revisited so the council encouraged people to come along for an informal chat.
Mrs Quigley said the council was beginning its Strategic Plan Review and thanked everyone who replied to the strategic plan survey.
She said Strategic Plan community meetings have been planned as a starting point to the plan review, and Council looked forward to hearing from rate payers.
Strategic Plan meetings will be held at the Port Lincoln Golf Club on October 15, the Cummins Council Chambers on October 16 and Coffin Bay Yacht Club on October 17.
More information is available on the council's website.


Ashley Booth Field City of Myrtle Beach
Turf renovation converting natural turf grass to artificial turf. Project consists of erosion control, laser grading, installation of sub-drainage system, dynamic stone base, concrete sidewalk and fencing
City of Myrtle Beach Grand Park Synthetic
Construction of 3 synthetic turf multipurpose (softball/soccer) fields
Beginning in 2015, construction of new multipurpose fields including well installation, water lines, irrigation and grassing.
The College of William & Mary Dillard Complex
Dillard Complex Rec Field: Install Cambridge Drainage System - Turf renovations consist of laser grading, field drainage, irrigation, sand injection, and sod installation
Town of Mt Pleasant SC Various Sports Fields
Installed Cambridge Drainage systems on several multipurpose fields. Also used sand injection system on fields with the worst water issues.
UNC Finley Fields North
This project invovled construction of one natural surface playing field including a surronding track; and a large synthetic turf field lined for muiltipurpose use
- Laser grade subgrade
- Install concrete curb with chainlink fence in curb
- Installed a ball-stop netting system tied in to the fence.
- Installed sub surface darinage.
- Installed gravel base layers under sythetic turf.
- Installed synthetic turf system with Brock Powerbase anti-shock pad.
- Installled underdrainage system
- Laser grade
- Install new irrigation system
- Installed new drainage system
- Installed gravel and rootzone layers
- Provide and install Tifway 419 Bermuda Sod
- Installed shot put pads
- Installed hammer and discus pad
- Installed concrete "tent pad"
University of Tennessee Intramural Fields
New construction of 6 natural turf fields and 4 synthetic turf fields. (8 multipurpose fields and 2 softball fields)
W&M Anaheuser-Busch Field
- Install basic erosion control measures that include a construction entrance, silt fence, safety fence, tree protection and inlet protection.
- Demo existing storm water outfall, fencing, concrete pad and curb
- Excavate existing topsoil to establish a subgrade. Spoils will be disposed off-site to an approved dumpsite.
- Laser grade subgrade to a mirror image of finish grade. Laser grading to a tolerance of 1/4" over 25’ will be used during all grading operations.
- Install 10”,8” and 6” HDPE collector lines to include two 8” cleanouts
- Install storm water structures with two 48” manholes, 18” RCP and outfall spreader
- Install 12” flat panel pipe and tie into collector lines.
- Install Concrete anchor curb with wooden nailer along perimeter of synthetic turf.
- Install 390’ of concrete anchor curb with channel drain. Catch basins will tie into the 6” collector lines.
- Install 730 lf of new 8’ vinyl chain link fence with 3 gates. Fence will be installed within the concrete anchor curb.
- Install geo-textile fabric over the entire field.
- Install 4” under Type B turf and 6” stone gravel base material under Type A turf, laser grade, and compact in preparation for artificial turf installation
- Grade disturbed areas around the synthetic field and seed with fescue grass seed.
- Remove construction entrance and repair disturbed areas.
- Clean up site for final inspection.
Wingate University Track & Field
Project consists of prep subgrade, laser grading, sub-drainage system, dyanamic stone base, concrete anchor curb, artificial turf and netting
City of Virginia Beach
Princess Anne Athletic Fields: New construction of 16 fields, soil amendments, laser grade, irrigation, drainage, sod
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Apopka residents' concerns about water quality go unanswered by leaders
Some Apopka neighbors are worried about water quality at the city's wastewater treatment plant said they still have questions, even after talking to city leaders. They showed up to a city council meeting Wednesday night demanding answers after 9 Investigates found unusable wastewater made its way into reclaimed water ponds.
Mayor Joe Kilsheimer said there's no threat to homes and businesses, but residents are not just concerned about problems at the plant—they want to know what impacts the issue will have in the future. “There is no public health issue,” said Kilsheimer. But some are still concerned.
“I think it's going to create a health issue,” said resident Hezekiah Bradford. Bradford, along with other residents, wanted answers from city leaders. Last summer, 9 Investigates found out millions of gallons of contaminated water went into reclaimed water ponds and spray fields, seeping into the ground near homes and businesses in a community of 45,000 residents.
The Florida Department of Environmental Protection said the water eventually goes into the aquifer. Residents were left in the dark until 9 Investigates aired the story. “I'm still trying to figure out when are the problems going to be resolved,” resident Sandra Ashley said.
The city said it will contract with an outside engineering firm to figure out an exact cause. Engineers will begin the work Monday, but for residents like Bradford, he's still unclear about long term impacts. “I think some of the people who were there are going to continue to ask questions,” said Bradford
The city plans to meet Florida Department of Environmental protection.


Shark Barrier Installed 8th November 2019
The shark barrier at Cottesloe beach is now complete, and was officially opened by Mayor Phil Angers
February 2019 The Town of Cottesloe has called for Expressions of Interest to supply, install and maintain a shark barrier.
Deadline 22 February 2019
Background: September 2018 COUNCILLOR MOTION – SHARK BARRIER AT COTTESLOE BEACH
Mayor Angers presented a motion that the Council requests the Administration to:
1. Assess the feasibility of installing a Shark Barrier at Cottesloe beach to provide a shark-free enclosure for public recreational use.
2. The Assessment to include consideration of the following:
a. The location and optimal size of the Barrier;
b. The estimated cost of construction and on-going maintenance of the Barrier;
c. The funding alternatives available to enable the construction of the Barrier; and
d. A likely timeframe for construction of a Barrier, aiming to have the enclosure available for public use by October 2019.
e. Compatibility of a Shark Barrier with other beach activities e.g. surfing and surf life saving.
The outcomes of the Assessment to be detailed in an Officers Report to be included in the Agenda for the Council Meeting to be held 26th February 2019.


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Road is about 6 kilometre long and stretches from the University Circle up to the Mumbai- Expressway. This is the longest stretch of road for people travelling to and from Baner. A 120-feet long road currently under construction will connect Balewadi, Wakad and Baner. Almost 40% work on this road has already been completed and it is expected to be functional by 2016. In order to decongest traffic, an elevated road linking Baner and Hadapsar has been proposed. The -Pashan link is 3 kilometres long and connects Pashan and Baner. Katraj-Dehu Road Bypass connects to NH4 that provides an outer access from Pune. The road connecting Sports Complex to Baner has greatly improved connectivity in the area. PMPML buses ply at regular intervals from Baner and Balewadi belt to different parts of the city. The Railway Station is about 12 kilometre from Baner.
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Club House. Multipurpose Hall, Gymnasium, Indoor Games Room
Two Swimming Pools (One Infinity Pool & another Leisure Pool)
Outdoor Fitness Area, Cricket Net, Long Tennis
Children Play Area, Central Podium, Activity Lawn With Stage
Skating Ring, Senior Citizen Plaza, Multipurpose Court
Acupressure Pathway, Separate Eat Out Area
Schools – Mitcon, CM international, Orchid School, Vibgyor, Blue Ridge, Mercedes Benz, Bhartia Vidyapeth etc Below 6 km
Healthcare – Ruby Hall Clinic, Jupiter Hospital, Lifepoint Multi speciality etc Below 7 km
Restaurants – VITS Hotel, Sadanand Hotel, KFC, Dominos, Mcdonald etc below 5 km
Airport – 22 km, Pune Railway Station – 16 km, BRT Bus Stand – 2 km, Chindwad Station – 14 km, Dehu Road Station – 17 km
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Roadworks to begin on major Stevenage road
- Credit: Archant
Roadworks are set to begin on a major Comet country road tonight (Monday).
Resurfacing works are set to commence on Martins Way, in Stevenage, for ten nights, weather permitting.
Road closures are expected at the roundabout junctions with Hitchin Road, Verity Way and Vardon Road.
A notification issued by Herts County Council reads: “These works form part of Hertfordshire County Councils on-going commitment to maintain and improve the road network in Hertfordshire. We will be replacing sections of the existing worn out road, replacing damaged iron covers and re-applying the road markings.”
The works are scheduled to take place between 8pm and 5am each night - provided no “unforeseen circumstances” arise.
“If we encounter unforeseen circumstances on site, it is possible we may work outside these hours. We will aim to complete the noisiest operations such as removing the old road and jack hammering by midnight to reduce the disturbance to nearby residential properties. Other works will still continue after this.”
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White Hart Lane Recreation Ground
White Hart Lane Recreation Ground, N22
White Hart Lane Recreation Ground, which is also fondly known as 'Pond Park' due to the large model boat lake which was installed when the park was created in 1914, is in Woodside Ward, London N22.
It has been a popular park with residents for over 100 years, but since its heyday in the early 1900's it has lost some of the features that were enjoyed and used by so many, such as the tennis courts, pavilions and drinking fountains.
There is now an opportunity to make some changes and develop a masterplan for the future.
Haringey Council's Parks and Open Spaces Team is currently working on creating a masterplan for White Hart hart Lane Recreation Ground. To improve the use of this space, we have developed some ideas about what might be missing or what might be useful additions to the park, such as a children's play area, outdoor gym and refurbishment of the pond area, but we would really like to hear your thoughts too.
Tell us what you think
To help us develop our ideas further, we are keen to hear from you. We are holding two drop-in sessions where you will have the opportunity to find out more about this initial improvement phase and discuss your ideas with the council officers involved in the project.
Drop-in sessions will be held at Wolves Lane Garden Centre on:
- Tuesday 27 November, between 12pm - 3pm
- Sunday 9 December, between 12pm - 4pm
What happens next?
All your feedback will be used to help us begin in the first phase of improvements to the park and develop a masterplan for the future.
If you are unable to attend you can you can still give us your views and ideas by emailing firstname.lastname@example.org
Comments need to be submitted no later than 23 December 2018. Please use the subject: White Hart Lane Recreation Ground on your email.
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Park opening and closing times
Our parks are opened at dawn and locked at dusk. These times change depending on the time of year so for more detailed closing times please see our Approximate Park Locking Times (Word, 55KB)


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The Inspections office is responsible for administering and enforcing all applicable building codes with regard to residential and commercial construction in the permitting jurisdiction of the unincorporated areas of Cobb County, as well as providing assistance to our customers so that they may understand and meet the code requirements for their project.
In order to protect the health, safety and welfare of the citizens in the permitting jurisdiction of the unincorporated areas of Cobb County, all construction must meet a series of requirements set forth by specific building codes. This includes new construction, additions to existing structures and remodeling. Both residential and commercial construction must meet these codes, and it is our job to enforce them.
To request an erosion inspection or re-inspection, please call 770-528-2190 and provide the following information: building permit number, contact name, contact number, date of the request and lot number/address. Also, for larger developments please provide the: SPR permit number, contact name, contact number, date of the request and site address.


Crossovers (dropped kerbs and white lines)
A crossover is an area of lowered pavement and kerbs which gives access for vehicles from a road across the pavement and onto a driveway or parking area on a private property.
The crossover must be constructed by Lewisham's highway maintenance contractor, to our specifications. This is because only qualified contractors are permitted to work on the highway. In this way we can be sure that when crossovers are installed, the services that lie under the pavement are not put in jeopardy.
Once we have received your application form, a highway inspector will visit your home to check that a crossover would cause no road safety problems. We will then send you an estimated cost for the work. The cost is based on a price per square metre and will vary according to the width of the pavement.
We will send you our estimate within five working weeks and will normally carry out the works within eight weeks of receiving payment.
White crossover bar markings
We can also provide a white crossover bar marking, a white line which runs across your driveway parallel to the kerb line. This emphasises that there is a driveway there and discourages obstructive parking.
|in a council-owned property||Contact our local housing office and discuss what you want to do. Once permission has been granted, you can go ahead with your application to the Highways Maintenance Group.|
|in a conservation area||You may need to get planning consent.|
|on a red route|
|on a classified road||You will need to get planning consent. |


The city of Staunton decided Thursday night to approve hundreds of new historical markers along Route 11.
A group called the Wilderness Road Committee is pushing for the project.
They want state funding to install 1,000 signs with historical information, along the entire stretch of Route 11.
Staunton has signed off on the plan.
Now the group needs several dozen more communities to do the same.


ANY new construction in the Dixon Fire Protection District shall meet the requirements of the current California Building and Fire Codes.
Fire department access roads and driveways are to be twenty feet wide, have a clear height of thirteen feet-six inches, and are to be all weather hard surface. When the road is less than 300 feet in length the road can be reduced to a minimum of twelve feet in width. Turnarounds and turnabouts may be required (CFC, 2016, Sec. 503) and Appendix D.
Gates are to be approved prior to their installation. All electrically or mechanically operated gates shall have a KNOX keyway installed. Gates shall be installed at least thirty feet back from the roadway.


941 Mississippi Street
Commute to Downtown Lawrence
Most errands can be accomplished on foot.
Mostly flat, good bike lanes.
941 Mississippi Street has a Walk Score of 80 out of 100. This location is Very Walkable so most errands can be accomplished on foot.
This location is in the Oread neighborhood in Lawrence. Nearby parks include University Park, University of Kansas - Lawrence Campus Stadium Memorial Kivisto Field and Buford M. Watson, Jr. Park.
Explore how far you can travel by car, bus, bike and foot from 941 Mississippi Street.
4 North Lawrence / 9th & Iowa
44 Evening Campus Circulator
43 Red Campus Circulator
36 6th via Emery / KU / North Michigan
42 Blue Campus Circulator
10 6th & Wakarusa / Downtown - via Bob Billings / KU
11 South Iowa / KU / Downtown
29 27th & Wakarusa / KU
38 25th & Melrose / KU
30 Bob Billings & Kasold / KU
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The Sheikh Khalifa Stadium, the venue for numerous big sport events, is in the vicinity of the city centre of the oasis city Al Ain. On the occasion of the FIFA Junior World Cup the stadium was extended with a VIP main stand. The new stand construction with 3.500 seats consists of 3 floors and additional operating and storage areas in the basement.
The main stand is roofed over by a high-quality steel membrane structure.Being designed as a self-supporting and shell-like free form, the roof spans with a max. width of 40 m and a length of 130 m a total surface of approx. 7.500 m². Being acquired for the roof construction, the Firm MERO in co-operation with IF-Group worked out a structure plan.
The primary steel structure is executed as a two-layer framework with MERO-TSK ball node system.In the middle of the roof area the structure was extended by a three-layer framework system along the longitudinal axis for optical reasons. The roof structure is only supported on both supporting pylons at approx. 110 m distances.
A mechanically pre-stressed membrane, consisting of PTFE coated fibre glass, serves as a cladding.The membrane roof is divided into individual fields, which span over two grids each of the framework in longitudinal direction. Everyone of the membrane field is regularly spanned over the edge cable.


My name is Michael Zoorob; I’m a PhD candidate in Government (academic political science) at Harvard, where I started in September 2016. Before then, I graduated from Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tennessee (I grew up in Brentwood, Tennessee). I’m also an election worker in the Town of Brookline (where I live) and involved with Brookline for Everyone, a group pushing for zoning reforms that increase housing production, affordability, and transit-oriented development (e.g. expanding multifamily zoning by right).
Feel free to e-mail me at email@example.com. I use he/his pronouns.


Clearfield City is currently accepting applications for funding requests from the 2016-2017 Community Development Block Grant (CDBG). Program year will be from July 1, 2016 to June 30, 2017. Funding requests will be received by the Community Development Department, located on the 2nd floor of City Hall, from November 2, 2015 to December 1, 2015. For additional information call (801)525-2781.
2016-2017 Information about requesting CDBG funds:
2016-2017 CDBG Application
2016-2017 CDBG Application and Instructions:
2016-2017 CDBG Application Intro
2016-2017 CDBG Application Instructions


caption: © URKO Sanchez Architects
Alex Monroe Studio / DSDHA Architects / Londres, Reino Unido
JALMUDAH SHORELINE PARK Location: Jubail, Saudi Arabia Client: Royal Comission for Jubail Architect: CBT+FAEC Architects/Engineers Status: Design Completed 2012 Project Size: 320 Acres
Built by Lucio Serpagli in , Italy Adolf Loos pointed out that “the plain requires vertical architectural elements, the mountains horizontal ones....
‘Thomas B. Thrigesgade’ City Design / entasis
patchwork city masterplan diagram
Agias Sofias Competition >Board 03 by Alex Vandoros, via Flickr


The cassation proceedings against Centrum Marszałkowska, BBI Development's office project rising in Warsaw on the corner of Świętokrzyska and Marszałkowska Streets, have been discontinued. The building permit has thereby been maintained. The construction works are proceeding according to plan - the topping-out ceremony is to be held in August while commissioning is to take place in April next year.
- Topping out of the Centrum Marszalkowska (27 October 2017)
- Centrum Marszałkowska with funds (1 September 2017)
- Centrum Marszałkowska construction starts in April (16 March 2016)
- New office project will replace Sesame shopping centre (4 October 2013)


Puri: After undertaking a massive eviction drive around Shree Jagannath Temple, the Puri district administration today cleared encroachments which had come up on government land near sea beach in Baliapanda area.
As per official sources, a Yatri Nivas which had come up on over 1 acre land at Baliapada area was demolished in a joint operation by the district administration and Puri Municipality officials.
Delhi-based Jatrika Trust had built the Yatri Nivas here in 1984 and its lease period lapsed in 2014. The facility was operating illegally for the last five years, informed sources.
“As the place was under illegal occupation for last five years, Puri Tehsil undertook an operation to demolish the structure,” said Puri Sub-Collector, Bhabataran Sahu.
Sahu further informed that a multi-storied parking lot and market complex will come up at this place. The project would be completed at a cost of Rs 265 crore which was earlier sanctioned by Odisha CM Naveen Patnaik under Augmentation Basic Amenities & Development of Heritage & Architecture (ABADHA) scheme.
illegal encroachments at Sipasuribali under Brahmagiri Mouza were also demolished today. The eviction is likely to pave way for execution of several welfare projects including widening of road, bridges, a Loka Seva bhawan among others.


Traffic on Old Route 22 backs up every time there’s a detour off Interstate 78. When I-78 was closed in both directions recently, there was gridlock going through the village of Klinesville. Traffic was coming over Kohlers Hill Road and trying to make the turn onto Old 22. One double trailer hit our flagpole and broke if off of our front porch.
Something must be done about this. Kohlers Hill Road must be closed when this occurs, only allowing local traffic. These back roads can’t handle all this traffic. If everyone would slow down and pay attention, especially in construction zones, we wouldn’t have these problems.
I pray for the construction workers who deal with these traffic conditions every day. I doubt the upgrades on I-78 will end these problems.
I’ve seen motorcyclists doing wheelies on the highway. It’s only a matter of time till one of these causes an accident. I expect it to be a bad one.


Odessa is a census-designated place (CDP) in Pasco County, Florida, United States. The population was 3,173 at the 2000 census and more than doubled to 7,267 in 2010. Northwest of Tampa, Odessa had been an area of open spaces, ranching, and horse properties. More recently it has seen many suburban property developments as Tampa's population expands.
Lutz /ˈluːts/ is an unincorporated census-designated place (CDP) in Hillsborough County, Florida, United States. The northern part of Lutz also makes up a portion of south Pasco County. The population was 19,344 at the 2010 census.
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VERY poor road condition/potholes
Reported in the Potholes category by Benjamin Savage at 17:08, Mon 23 July 2012
Sent to Manchester City Council 1 minute later
The road condition is very poor and has potholes and needs fixing.
Provide an update


Donovan, Borelli Push for Staten Island Coastal Scheme
NY Congressman Dan Donovan and Council Member Joe Borelli yesterday called for resiliency investments on Staten Island’s South Shore to fill a gap between existing flood protection projects.
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is constructing a comprehensive line of protection from Fort Wadsworth to Great Kills Park, and the Governor’s Office of Storm Recovery is advancing breakwaters and dunes for Tottenville.
The neighborhoods between Great Kills and Tottenville, though, require attention and protection, they said in the release.
Congressman Donovan said: “I want to be clear: The City’s resiliency team has been doing great work, and we collaborate regularly on important projects like the Army Corps seawall. We’re in the middle of yet another hurricane season, though, and there’s a critical gap along Staten Island’s coastline.”
“I understand that some funding had to be reallocated to Build it Back and that may have caused delays, but protecting these neighborhoods is a priority. I’d like to see the City use the other funding sources at their disposal to move the Raised Shorelines initiative forward on Staten Island.”
In addition to yesterday’s remarks, Congressman Donovan and Council Member Borelli sent the letter to Mayor de Blasio inquiring about the Raised Shorelines program.


Monsoon is expected to hit South Bengal on Thursday, according to the Alipore Meteorological Department forecast. The Kolkata Municipality (KMC) took a big decision to provide relief to the common man during the monsoon season.
The Kolkata Municipality has issued a circular stating that from 15th of this month to 30th of October no digging will be allowed on any road or sidewalk in the city of Kolkata.
The municipality has banned any kind of digging. Because, in the rainy season, water accumulates on the same road and ordinary people suffer in mud. The situation is even more serious if there are ditches on the roads. The suffering of the common man is further aggravated. And the festive season will come as soon as the rains subside. Even then, if the roads are dug, people will have difficulty.
Therefore, a notification has been issued on behalf of Kolkata Municipality stating that no organization will be able to dig the road in any way except in case of urgent need. Even in case of emergency, permission has to be obtained from the Municipality in advance for digging roads. The city commissioner has issued a guideline to this effect.


Single lane closure on Keaau-Pahoa Road (Route 130) for final paving of Ainaloa RoundaboutPosted on Oct 3, 2020 in Highways News, Main, News
HILO – The Hawaii Department of Transportation (HDOT) will be closing a single lane of Keaau-Pahoa Road (Route 130) at its intersection with Ainaloa Boulevard for the final paving of the Ainaloa Roundabout. The closure will take place daily on the following schedule:
- Saturday, Oct. 3 and Sunday, Oct. 4 – 5 a.m. to 5 p.m.
- Monday, Oct. 5 though Friday, Oct. 9 – 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.
- Saturday, Oct. 10 and Sunday, Oct. 11 – 5 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Puna motorists are advised that the closure may take place in either the Hilo or Pahoa bound lane depending on the area the contractor is working on. Electronic message boards have been posted leading up to the work zone. Motorists are asked to use caution in the area and observe the 35-mph construction speed limit.
All work is dependent on existing weather conditions. Closures Monday through Friday may be intermittent (occur any time in the previously identified time range). The Ainaloa Roundabout is anticipated to be completed in early 2021.


CITY OF SEATTLE
REQUEST FOR Qualifications
Agreement Number 18-024
Northgate Pedestrian and Bicycle Bridge
Construction Management Services
Resident Engineer, Inspection, Office Engineering/Document Control
The City of Seattle, through Seattle Department of Transportation, requests Statement of qualifications (SOQs) from qualified firms for SDOT Agreement 18-024: Northgate Pedestrian and Bicycle Bridge, Construction Management Services.
Scope of Work:
Construction Management services, consisting of inspection and documentation control team led by a Resident Engineer that has a strong record and experience in Construction Management of public works.
Services include all phases of construction, from pre-construction, through the construction phase and post construction, including close-out.
Interested qualified consultants may download the Request for Qualifications (RFQ) from: https://www.ebidexchange.com/seattle.
NOTE: YOU MUST FORMALLY REGISTER AT EBID IF YOU WISH TO RECEIVE ADDENDUMS.
The RFQ includes a more detailed Scope of Work, administrative requirements such as sub-consulting, insurance, selection process, schedule, etc.
Proposals must be received by the Seattle Department of Transportation, Attention: Dominic Kirangi, 700 Fifth Avenue, Suite 3800, P. O. Box 34996, Seattle, Washington 98124-4996 by 4:00 p.m., October 4, 2018.
Any questions regarding this Request for SOQ’s may be submitted via eBid eXchange. Response to questions will be provided via eBid Addendum.
Dates of publication: 09/13/18 and 09/20/18


Fillmore Drive Northwest - Wollochet Drive Northwest to 38th Street Northwest (CRP 5852)
Bid Opening was held on Friday February 21, 2020.
The Contract Bid Tabulations will be posted when available via Pierce County Procurement and Contract Services.
Access is provided by going to http://www.piercecountywa.gov/CurrentSolicitations
The project involves resurfacing existing asphalt pavement on Fillmore Drive Northwest and 56th Street Northwest from 0.1 miles west of Wollochet Drive Northwest to 38th Street Northwest (Gig Harbor City Limits).


Even though Allenby may not be the most beautiful avenue in Tel Aviv, it still is one of the city's major streets and a transportation hub. Stores of every kind line this street and both goods and food are quite cheap. With its many cafés and restaurants, it is also a popular nightlife spot.
Address Tel Aviv-yafo, Israel
Coordinates 32°4'1.978" N 34°46'16.729" E


A section of the A6 at Disley will be closed overnight to traffic.
The A6 Buxton Road West will be shut from 9pm on Monday (July 17) between the junctions of Jacksons Edge Road and Carr Brow, until 5am the following morning, Tuesday July 18.
The closure is to enable new road markings to be laid following earlier resurfacing work.
An official signed diversion will again be in place via Macclesfield and Buxton using the following routes: A6, A523, A537 Cat and Fiddle, A54, A53, A6, also operating in reverse. The route can also be viewed here.
The work is part of a wider package of works by Cheshire East Council to mitigate the impact of the new 10km A6 Manchester Airport Relief Road scheme.
For further information, visit www.cheshireeast.gov.uk/highways_and_roads/roadworks/a6-disley-improvements.aspx.
Details about how the roadworks will affect local bus services can be found at www.highpeakbuses.com/news and www.cheshireeast.gov.uk/public_transport/bus/bus_service_timetables.aspx.


With the fate of Biddeford Municipal Airport in Biddeford, Maine, in the hands of city residents, AOPA has kicked off an all-out campaign to educate the residents and save the airport. In an open letter from AOPA President Phil Boyer published in the weekly Biddeford-Saco-OOB Courier on March 27, city residents learned just how important the airport is to their community. “As you consider the discussion of a voter referendum on keeping or closing the airport, it’s important to have the facts about general aviation, Biddeford Airport, and why both are important to you,” Boyer wrote. Read more on AOPA Online.
March 28, 2008


From Columbia & Cowlitz Railway:
Beacon Hill Drive will have two-lane intermittent road closures from Saturday, August 28th through Sunday, August 29th for railroad trestle maintenance. Work will occur between the hours of 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Traffic will be stopped in both directions for up to 15 minutes.
The rail crossing on 30th Avenue just north of the Longview Fred Meyer will also be closed for repairs most of Saturday.
The closure will start at 7:00 a.m. and will likely continue until 9:00 p.m.
Local access will be maintained to the point of construction. Drivers are encouraged to take alternative routes.


Barcelona Metro Line 8
Updated: February 2024
(Pink Line L8)
On this website, we provide you with the map of Barcelona Metro Line 8 (Pink Line), the most comprehensive and up-to-date on the Internet. We have designed it at mapametrobarcelona.com to make life easier for metro travelers in our city.
Barcelona Metro Line 8.
In the following map, we have updated all metro stops until February 2024, as most maps on other websites lack information or are outdated. All stations are within Zone 1.
You can download the following map, print it, or use it as you wish, but reproduction on any other website is strictly prohibited, as well as direct links to the image.
Our map may look like the typical map you would find at a station, but we have redesigned it from scratch with some novel features, such as information on transfers to the new rapid buses, the duration between the most important metro stations, and we have also marked the metro stops adapted for people with wheelchairs, baby strollers, or luggage.
It is important to note that the rapid bus stops (marked with red circles) are located between 50 and 300 meters from the metro stops.
If you wish, you can also check the complete map of the Barcelona metro, access a page with all the lines together (but separated individually) or explore the other lines one by one:
Stations of Metro Line 8 (L8)
We present you with the complete list of stations on Barcelona's Metro Line 8 (known as the Pink Line). Next to each station name, we have indicated if it is possible to transfer to other means of transportation.
|Magoria - La campana
|Europa | Fira
|L'Hospitalet - Avinguda Carrilet
|Cornellà - Riera
|Molí nou | Ciutat Cooperativa
FCG train lines:
Regional train lines:
High-speed train lines:
Wheelchair accessible stop:
Wheelchair inaccessible stop:
Partially wheelchair accessible stop:
The "partially wheelchair accessible" metro stops mean that you can access the street with a wheelchair, but there are stairs when transferring to other lines.
If you wish to report any issues or provide suggestions, we invite you to send us a message.
We appreciate your visit and hope that our map of Metro Line 8 in Barcelona has been useful to you.


Spring Return Signposts and Spring Return Bollards are perfect for high traffic areas such as Hospital parking lots. Because hospitals also have to necessitate designated zones, directional signage, and safety areas, the availability of space is limited. JMB offers the safest in Signposts and Bollards and our configurable system allows for customisation for each individual signpost. This makes parking lot maintenance as simple as 1, 2, 3.
Our Signposts and Bollards easily mount to Concrete, Asphalt, and Natural Ground. This allows versatility in the most crowded and hectic of parking lots as well as easy replacement and maintenance. Get more out of your parking lot today, with the JMB’s Spring Return Parking Solutions!


The City of Lake Jackson is taking sealed bids for the purchase of a .4893-acre tract of land located at 818 Lake Road, Block 5, Section 1, designated as Park #4, Timbercreek Subdivision Plat. Water service access exists, and sewer extensions will be provided by the City.
A minimum bid of $100,000 is established for the property in question. The City of Lake Jackson reserves the right to reject any and all bids.
Sealed bids must be submitted to the City of Lake Jackson, 25 Oak Drive, Lake Jackson, 77566, ATTN: Amie Peterson, Purchasing, and marked “Sealed Bid 22-12-015 Sale of 818 Lake Road”. Bids must be received no later than 2:00 p.m. on Tuesday, January 31, 2023
Inquiries may be directed to the Purchasing office at the address listed above, or by calling 979-415-2400.
Sunday, January 15, 2023 – 1st Advertisement
Sunday, January 22, 2023 – 2nd Advertisement
Tuesday, January 31, 2023 – Bid Opening
Monday, February 6, 2023 – Tentative Council Award


The City of Albany will investigate the creation of fenced dog exercise areas in Albany after two petitions were received by the council at last Tuesday’s meeting. Councillors voted 12-0 to receive petitions presented to the City ahead of the meeting on May 24, both calling for fully fenced off-leash dog exercise areas. The first petition, lodged by Monica Belz with 200 signatures, called for the council to create a fully fenced dog exercise area in the Lower King/Bayonet area. A second petition, lodged by Lily Link with 344 signatures, asked the council to establish an enclosed off-leash dog exercise area at Foundation Park. Ms Link launched her petition in March and at the time said Albany was “well overdue” for a safe area for dogs to run freely. “It brings a bit of a comfort knowing there is no way they can escape or get run over by a car,” she said. “Lots of people are too scared to let their dogs off leashes for this reason, so I think it would encourage people to take their dogs out more so they will get more socialisation, which is again really great for the dog.” City chief executive Andrew Sharpe will now prepare a report for the council “regarding construction of enclosed off-leash dog exercise areas” including indicative costings, compliance aspects and possible locations.


Norfolk County Council has made a Temporary Traffic Order affecting the C645 Round House Way from its junction with A11 Newmarket Road for a distance of 125 metres northwards in the Cringleford because of construction of a new bus interchange.
The road will be temporarily closed (except for access) on 31st March 2019 and 28th April 2019 between the hours of 07:00 and 19:00 for the duration of the works, expected to be 2 Sundays within the period.
Alternative route is via: C645 Round House Way, C183 Colney Lane, B1108 Watton Road, B1108 Earlham Road, C801 Bluebell Road, C821 Eaton Street, C821 Newmarket Road (Cringleford, Colney).
Penalty: £1000 maximum fine on conviction and/or endorsement for contravention.
The person dealing with enquiries at Norfolk County Council is Adam Mayo (Community and Environmental Services) Telephone 0344 800 8020.


Ādisōke Construction Update – February 3, 2023
Progress continues on the Ādisōke project site. The contractor recently completed all steel and concrete work to support the P1 and P2 levels of the underground parking garage. The ramp connecting P1 to P2 has also been constructed. Commencement of the main floor of the library is now underway.


- TJ Melcher
MnDOT District 8
2505 Transportation Road
Willmar, MN 56201
Final public meeting on Hwy 23 Paynesville Bypass project set for June 28
WILLMAR, Minn. — The public is invited to attend the final informational meeting for the Highway 23 Paynesville Bypass project on Thursday, June 28, at 1 p.m.
The meeting will be held at the Paynesville American Legion, 770 W. Highway 23, Paynesville.
Representatives from the Minnesota Department of Transportation and KGM Contractors Inc. will provide an overview of the project and address questions or concerns.
The 7.5-mile, four-lane divided bypass project is located north of New London from Kandiyohi County Road 6 to west of 263rd Avenue in Paynesville. Work includes grading, paving, constructing eight bridges and lighting.
The project is nearing completion and will improve mobility and safety for motorists traveling along the Highway 23 corridor. The project allows Highway 23 to remain an important connection between Willmar and St. Cloud.
To request an ASL or foreign language interpreter, or other reasonable accommodation, call Janet Miller at 651-366-4720 or 1-800-657-3774 (Greater Minnesota), 711 or 1-800-627-3529 (Minnesota Relay). You also may send an email to email@example.com.
For statewide travel information, visit www.511mn.org, call 5-1-1 or log on to www.mndot.gov.


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The St. Louis Rams’ decision to relocate to Los Angeles brought a double dose of bad news for the city’s residents on Tuesday: Not only are they losing the football team they’ve hosted for the last 21 years, they also still have to pay for the stadium they built to lure the Rams to their hometown in the first place.
At the beginning of 2015, city and state taxpayers still owed more than $100 million in debt on the bonds used to finance the Edward Jones Dome, the stadium St. Louis put $280 million in public funds behind in 1995.
It isn’t scheduled to pay off that debt until at least 2021, and that could be more difficult without the Rams and the $500,000 rent payment the team made each year. The city itself owes $5 million per year over that period, and the loss of the Rams could increase costs in the short-term.
St. Louis Mayor Francis Slay acknowledged the issue at a news conference on Wednesday, though he attempted to strike a positive tone about the city’s plans to pay off the stadium.


When electric scooter start-up companies Bird and Lime arrived Columbus earlier this month, it was unclear whether and how this new mode of transportation would conform to Ohio motor vehicle laws and regulations. We now have an answer.
On August 28, the City of Columbus Department of Public Safety announced rules and regulations for the “Shared Mobility Devices.” Columbus Mayor Andrew J. Ginther tasked the city’s Department of Public Service with developing “common-sense guidelines to manage right of way concerns as a first step to a thorough and thoughtful plan that works in our city.” The Department of Public Service collaborated with the Department of Public Safety, the City Attorney’s Office, and Smart Columbus to create these guidelines. Companies like Bird and Lime will have 30 days to come into compliance with the new rules.
The Public Service Department published a news release detailing the following regulations:
- Companies must obtain permits from the department to operate in the city.
- No more than 8 permits will be granted.
- The scooters must be parked in an upright position.
- The scooters cannot be parked in the vehicle portions of the street, in parking spots, or in loading zones.
- The scooters cannot be parked in doorways, on fire escapes, inside bus shelters, in driveways, or on unauthorized private property or unapproved non-public spaces.
- The City of Columbus may designate parking/staging spots for the scooters.
- Each company will be limited to 500 scooters. The Director of Public Service has the authority to increase this number based on demand and usage.
- The scooters must not be able to go faster than 15 MPH.
- Companies are required to educate riders on responsible and legal use of their scooters.
- Companies must deploy at least some of the scooters in neighborhoods outside of the Central Business District.
- Companies must allow access to those without credit cards.
While these regulations provide guidelines to law enforcement and to companies like Bird and Lime, they are not yet official law. Mayor Ginther’s administration intends to draft legislation focused on the operation of the devices. Any changes to the city’s code, however, must be approved by the Columbus City Council, which is set to return from recess on September 17, 2018.
Until then, the Department of Public Service’s new regulations will hopefully encourage safer use of the scooters and consistent law enforcement while protecting the interests of innovative start-up companies in Columbus.


Welcome to the Eight Mile Boulevard Association
The Eight Mile Boulevard Association (8MBA) is a conduit for socioeconomic change in southeast Michigan. Formed in 1993 by the cities and counties along Eight Mile and the State of Michigan, 8MBA works with businesses, governments, block clubs and more, to revitalize and promote the Eight Mile corridor as a link for regional prosperity. // ABOUT 8MBA
Welcome to the NEW 8MBA WEBSITE!
In celebration of 8MBA's 20th Anniversary, we are relaunching our website. Be on the lookout for new functionality and membership perks. // BETA LAUNCH


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Huron Township: Middlebelt Road
Middle Belt Road (B/T King & Sibley Roads, Huron Twp.)
THANK YOU FOR YOUR PATIENCE AS WE BEGIN IMPROVEMENTS
WHAT’S BEING DONE?
Continuation of a resurfacing project will commence on Middlebelt Road B/T King & Sibley Roads.
WHEN WILL WORK TAKE PLACE?
This two-day project will begin on site on Friday, June 14, 2019 from 5:00AM to 10:00 PM. Road will re-open to traffic through the weekend. Work will commence Monday, June 17, 2019 at 6:00 AM till 10:00 PM to complete the project (all weather permitting).
WHAT SHOULD I EXPECT?
Expect traffic delays on South and North bound of Middle Belt Road.
However, access to all businesses and residences will be held during paving within the location of that specified drive approach till asphalt dries. Cars will be instructed where to park and or which detour routes to access businesses and residences till after project completion.
Please use caution when driving through work zones and follow the directions of the crew on site.
FOR MORE INFORMATION
· Contact the 24-hour customer service center at 888 ROAD CREW
· Visit – waynecounty.com
ABOUT WAYNE COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SERVICES
The Department of Public Services consists of eight divisions, which include Administration, Engineering, Equipment, Parks, Roads, Facilities Management, Land Resource Management, and Water Quality Management. The department oversees, maintains and operates the county’s unique assets and complex infrastructure for nearly 2 million residents.


The City has contracted with Graffiti Protective Coatings Inc. (GPC) to remove graffiti in our City. GPC started on September 1, 2001, and will be paid from the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) monies. The City's contractor GPC is responsible for all graffiti removal services in the City.
GPC and The City of Maywood are working together to combat all graffiti in the City of Maywood. GPC offers services Monday through Saturday, with response times of 24 hours to 72 hours. GPC removes all graffiti that is reported to them which includes but it is not limited to:
Private and City owned property,
Upper level locations,
And all objects in the City's Right of Way.
To Report Graffiti
24-Hour Hotline: 888-336-3353 City Hall: 323-562-5700


This club is designed to help facilitate the construction of a new public rifle range in Franklin County. There are already plans in the works for a new public range to be located near the Sheriff's Dept. in Eastpoint, but away from the animal shelter and the landfill. These plans include separate pistol, rifle and trap and skeet areas with covered shooting benches. If you as a citizen of Franklin County would like to see a new range built that we can be proud of, please sign up to be a member of the THRGC. It is free and you can join online by clicking on the Sign Up tab above. The County Commission and FWC need to see that there are citizens in support of this project. There are more details in the About Us section.


PORT HARDY, B.C.- Time is running out for you to give feedback on future plans to implement medical cannabis dispensaries in Port Hardy.
The public survey issued by the District closes on Wednesday, January 31st.
Last year, recommendations were brought forward to council by a Cannabis Advisory Planning Committee ahead of the federal government’s planned legalization of marijuana.
Some of these include that any future dispensaries not be allowed within 150 metres of a school, or within 100 metres of a playground or library.
It was also suggested that no more than two dispensaries be allowed in the District and there must be at least 200 metres between facilities.
Business hours were recommended to be between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m.
A full list of the recommendations can be found here.
A public survey was then launched, to hear what residents had to think, based off of the suggestions from the committee. The survey can be found at this link.


Street Construction Closures
These events have received permits:
- June 8 - 5-8 p.m. - Art After Hours. Part of Washington Street east bound will be blocked.
- July 13 - 5-8 p.m. - Art After Hours. Part of Washington Street east bound will be blocked.
- Aug. 10 - 5-8 p.m. - Art After Hours. Part of Washington Street east bound will be blocked.
- Sept. 8 - 7 a.m. to 10 a.m. - Travis Manion Foundation 5K to impact Pryor Street at Veterans Museum, Marion Street, Washington Street, Hine Street, Huston Street, Third Avenue, Madison Street, West Hobbs Street.
- Sept. 8 - 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. - Superhero Day at Big Spring Park. Parade will impact Market, Clint, East, Washington, Hobbs and Beaty streets.
- Sept. 14 - 5-8 p.m. - Art After Hours. Part of Washington Street east bound will be blocked.
- Sept. 15 - 7 a.m. to 10 a.m. - Duck and Run 5K - Impacts East, Washington, Forrest, Houston, Madison, Market, Marion and Beaty streets and First Avenue.
The City of Athens coordinates with the Alabama Department of Transportation on these projects, and the dates are subject to change
- 5th Avenue – Plans are complete. Once City forces complete preliminary work, the project will be bid. Anticipate summer start date.
- Forrest Street bridges and resurfacing – Plans are complete. Right-of-way acquisition is underway. Anticipated late summer/ early fall start date on construction
- Fifth Avenue Widening and Resurfacing - To be determined.
- Alabama 251 roundabout – Wait until Forrest St bridges done. (State project)
- Courthouse Square – Plans submitted to ALDOT. Once authorization received, advertise for bids. Anticipated late spring/early summer start date.
- U.S. 31/Pryor Street Sidewalk – Anticipate fall 2018 construction.
- Athens High School Access Improvements – U.S. 31 entrance, Pryor St/Golden Eagle Drive/U.S. 31 Intersection, and Elm St turn lane) – Anticipate construction start date in early summer.
- Athens Limestone Blvd at U.S. 72 – Permit submitted to ALDOT; City forces to construct.


We love working in Pound Ridge! This community is making great strides towards healthy land management and sustainable practices. We proudly serve the Pound Ridge community in landscape design, construction, and maintenance.
Helpful Links for Pound Ridge Residents
- Pound Ridge Healthy Yard Pledge
- Pound Ridge Pollinator Pathways
- Pound Ridge Conservation Board, Land Use Through Ecology Case Study
- Pound Ridge Guide to Preserving Wetlands
- Invasives Project Pound Ridge
- Pound Ridge Water and Wastewater Task Force


8th February 1980.
View of Domestic Street just to the south-east of the railway viaduct. In the foreground is an area of wasteland which is shortly to be developed as Ingram Gardens. On the left of the picture is the Order of Druid's Working Men's Club. The junction with Balm Walk can be seen in the centre, with the tower block of Meynell Heights behind. On the right is the junction with Pleasant Street.


WOMBWELL’s imposing former Town Hall is set to become a Chinese restaurant and pub!
Barnsley planners are to consider an application to turn the four-storey historic building in to a Chinese buffet-type eatery.
And it could even have its own take-away shop, plus a garage, within an old annexe that once housed a toilet block.
Hotel Company Reflexshift Ltd, that was associated with Churchills’ Hotel at Wombwell, is behind the ambitious plans, that include seven luxury apartments on the upper floors.
These will have their own entrance from Station Road.
The bar and restaurant will spread across the ground floor and down to the lower level.
Architect Andrew Bailey said: “The flats will be about 40 square metres each and one or two bedroomed with high specs.
“They will be developed sympathetically to the building, which will keep all its existing special features.”
One of the former Town Hall’s special features is a Grade ll listed Boer War Memorial, with stone soldier figures etched on to the fabric of a corner of the building, which must not be altered or removed. Barnsley Council, however, did retain the right to re-site the memorial elsewhere in the future if they wish, after the bulding was sold at auction in February of this year.
The property also still boasts the Town Hall clock and has a flight of steps leading up to its side entrance off Station Road.
It housed Wombwell Urban Council until its abolition in 1974, then continued in use for council meetings, public assistance and to house office workers, who have now moved to Wombwell library.
The building has its own large car park.


(VINCENT STREET, COLNE, PENDLE BOROUGH) (TEMPORARY PROHIBITION OF THROUGH TRAFFIC) ORDER 2021Notice ID: WAR2152275
LANCASHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL
(VINCENT STREET, COLNE, PENDLE BOROUGH) (TEMPORARY PROHIBITION OF THROUGH TRAFFIC) ORDER 2021
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Lancashire County Council intend to make an Order under Section 14(1) (a) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, as amended, the effect of which will be to temporarily prohibit traffic on the roads set out in this notice.
1.No person shall cause any motor vehicle or cycle to proceed over that length of Vincent Street, Colne from its junction with Allendale Street to its junction with Fern Street.
2. Nothing in this order shall apply to persons engaged in the carrying out of the works.
3.The prohibition will be operative daily between 0900 hours and 1530 hours from Monday 26th July 2021 until Monday 16th August 2021 or until completion of the works within this period.
4.An alternative route for vehicular traffic affected by the closure is via:-
Allendale Street - Lilac Street - Oak Street - Varley Street - Fern Street and vice versa
The temporary prohibition is necessary to allow carriageway resurfacing works to be carried out.
Authority given for this Order to be made:


Vacant residential land approx. 800sqm with Power, Water and sewerage connected located on Railway Parade. Auction on site Saturday 4 February 2017 @10.30am. Don’t miss this opportunity!
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Expressions of interests are now being reviewed, for more information please contact the agent Raine & Horne Wagga Wagga – Grant Harris [email protected]
Charles Sturt University – South Campus
– Impressive site area of 116,056 sq m (STFSS)
– Centrally located with close proximity to Wagga Wagga CBD, Rural Referral Hospital and Primary and Secondary schools.
– Currently zoned Special Purpose Education with excellent potential to rezone to General or Medium Density Residential (STCA)
– Surrounded by established and developing residential suburbs
– Passing income provided by a leaseback to Charles Sturt University
– Street frontages on to Urana Street, College Avenue, Charleville Road, Hely Avenue, Fernleigh Road.


I happened to be home for lunch yesterday when the storm came through. I got in my car and drove around the neighborhood for about 15 minutes. I watched each of the intersections for flooding (I did not go in the rear driveways.)
None of the areas flooded up to the sidewalk when I was there. Most flooding was up to the curb. There certainly was a lot of water at the intersections but none over the curb. To the right are pictures of water at intersections that drain slower than others.
The street that had, and continues to have, the most water is Chartres. However, like the other streets, it drained very rapidly within a few minutes of the rain letting up. There were a few trucks parked on Chartres but they did not get water in them.
Just a reminder that the best place to park your car to protect it from heavy rain is your garage.


Lake Avenue desperately needs o be re-paved: it's full of potholes, gulleys, and bumps. Sometimes holes get patched, but the potholes always come back. When it rains, water pools up on the road and potholes become hard to see. My husband bent 2 rims driving over a new pothole one night. Water on the road often freezes and curves become dangerous to drive on. The condition of this road reduces our property value. I have lived on this street 6 years and it has always been in bad shape.


|SQ. FT. Available||1,871|
LocationLocated on Owens Street S between Saginaw Street S and Commercial Street SE. Close to downtown and only 3 blocks from Bush's Pasture Park.LeaseThe Norgren House is a 2-story, 1,888 SF Office conversion. The upper floor is available for sublease and totals 650 SF. Located close to downtown and only 3 blocks from Bush's Pasture Park.


What’s Happening: Connecting Leeds will start construction work on Call Lane from the 11/1/21 as part of the improvement works to the public realm at the Corn Exchange. Initially, they’ll excavate four areas on Call Lane to prepare for new trees to be planted. This work will take place during the day and their regular working patterns will be from 07:30 to 17:00, Monday to Saturday. Vehicle access will be maintained to Call Lane while they do this work.
Will This Impact Residents or Businesses: To dig the holes, they’ll need to use heavy machinery to break through the existing pavement and road surfaces. This work is noisy, but they’ll keep this to a minimum wherever possible. they'll also need to create temporary footpaths so people can safely walk along Call Lane.
What Happens Next: From week commencing 25/1/21, Connecting Leeds will need to close Call Lane at the junction of Duncan Street while they dig an inspection hole. This closure is to keep their workforce safe and allow enough room for machinery.
Vehicles Access: Vehicle access to Call Lane will need to be via The Calls during this work. Connecting Leeds will supply a map with further details soon.
Future Work: Connecting Leeds will renew the existing footpaths from week commencing 1/2/21. To do this, they’ll need to use heavy machinery to dig up the existing footpaths and kerbs in preparation for new footpaths and kerbs to be installed. The work is noisy, but they’ll keep this to a minimum wherever possible. Most of it will take place on our day shift, but there might be sometimes when they need to work through the night. They’ll make sure local residents and business are give you as much notice as possible about when this will happen.
Connecting Leeds has a dedicated stakeholder manager call Kelly Sowden. You can contact them throughout construction works on 07584 859 507 or via email at firstname.lastname@example.org .


Pavement and road ponding regularly occurring, dangerous when freezing.
Reported in the Flooding or standing water on road category anonymously at 09:32, Tue 30 January 2018
Sent to Warwickshire County Council 2 minutes later
This area outside The Queen Elizabeth Academy entrance road is constantly ponding after it rains
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All-Storage I-15 Progress | March 2018
The All-Storage I-15 project site work is progressing including installation of the underground on-site utilities. The building pads are also being prepared.
This marks the second mini-storage project we will be completing for All-Storage, and yet another mini-storage project to add to many others we have completed over the years.
Progress photos below:


Golf course living redefined
Tiered townhomes in an innovative mixed-use development with a championship golf course.
Quarter 4 status:
Urbana I (22%): Superstructure work is already in progress.
Urbana II (13.06%): Superstructure work is already in progress.
Urbana III (6.35%): Sub-structure and superstructure work are already in progress.
AT A GLANCE:
• 324 tiered townhomes
• 2-3 bedroom units
• Championship golf course
• Schools and community centres


Thursday, January 8, 2009
Austin, TX; 1/7/09
CommitteeChair: Service Hours Opportunity at Pease Park. By CommitteeChair Pease Park is in very bad shape, having lost 40 trees in the severe wind and hail storm of May 15, 2008. This was just the latest blow to a park that has been steadily been losing its tree canopy for years as the existing old cedar elms die. New trees have not been planted at a rate to arrest this creeping de-forestation. The Austin Parks Foundation and the City hope to plant an additional 300 trees over the next several years in a campaign we have called "Trees for Pease." This year's planting is just the first phase.


Next week SCDOT will be begin removing the forms used for this weeks concrete pours and will begin painting the bridge. This is the last phase of construction and will be completed within the next 21 days. Bridge painting will take place at night. The form removals will take place intermittently throughout the day. One more concrete pour is tentatively scheduled for Monday, April 15th. Significant delays are expected to occur at the Hwy 123/133 intersection while this work is taking place. The work schedule is set by Norfolk Southern to avoid conflicts with train traffic.
Questions for this project should be directed to:
Norfolk Southern Public Improvements


Woodland Scenics 5639 – N Scale Arched Cast Iron Street Lights
7 in stock
Use to light city streets, sidewalks, downtown areas, parks, bridges and more. 30mA RoHS Compliant.
3 Warm White LED Street Lights/pkg
Dimensions 0.417 in w x 1.874 in h (10.6 mm w x 47.6 mm h)
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Thanks to Douglas Dean for the drone photo and videos!
WSPC Brick Campaign
WSPC is currently raising funds to add some much-needed amenities to our new pickleball court complex to be completed in September. Features including benches, tables, bleachers and shade structures are NOT included in the city’s construction budget, yet they are certainly needed.
By purchasing an engraved brick, you can be a part of the living legacy of the court project, while also making a generous donation.
For more information and/or to buy a brick, click "I WANT A BRICK!" below:


Board of Adjustment
Note: The Board consists of seven (7) members appointed by the City Council. A vote of the majority of all the members of the Board (4 out of 7) shall be necessary to authorize any variance from the terms and conditions of the Zoning Ordinance.
AGENDAS & MINUTES
- 2014 Agendas
- 10-01-14_Cancellation Notice(pdf/27KB/1pp)
- 12-03-14_Cancellation Notice(pdf/27KB/1pp)
- 2014 Minutes
- 2015 Agendas


Council Notes - August 17, 2021Posted on
Council Notes - August 17th, 2021
Land Use Bylaw Amendment – Bylaw No. 2260. Council held a public hearing on Bylaw No. 2260, which amends the Land Use Bylaw by adding “Recycling Depot” as a discretionary use to C-1 (Retail Commercial District), C-2 (Service Commercial District), and M-1B (Unserviced Light Industrial District). It would also be a permitted use in M-1A (Serviced Light industrial District), GSI-C (Glenwood Service Industrial Commercial District) and M-2 (Heavy Industrial District). Council received one verbal submission regarding the Bylaw. Following the hearing, Council gave second and third reading to the Bylaw.
Land Use Bylaw Amendment – Bylaw No. 2261. Council gave first reading to Bylaw No. 2261, which amends the Land Use Bylaw by adding “Retail Establishment” as a permitted use to the C-2 Service Commercial Land Use District. A public hearing has been set for September 7, 2021 at 7:00 pm via Zoom. Registration will remain open until the beginning of the hearing HERE.
Land Use Bylaw Amendment – Bylaw No. 2262. Council gave first reading to Bylaw No. 2262, and set a public hearing for September 7, 2021 at 7:00 pm via Zoom. Registration will remain open until the beginning of the hearing HERE. Bylaw No. 2262 proposes to streamline the Land Use Bylaw by amending the appeals section to reference the requirements of the Municipal Government Act, clarify how permits should be handled after an appeal, and provide that a fee is due for appeals to be lodged. These changes align the Town’s approach with recent amendments to the Municipal Government Act.
Appointment of Designates to Regional Assessment Review Board. Council appointed Michelle Deschene as the Designated Clerk, and Paul Butler as the Designated Chair, of the West Yellowhead Regional Assessment Review Board for one-year terms effective August 17, 2021. The Board’s membership includes the Town of Edson, the Town of Hinton, and the Municipality of Jasper. Council is responsible to make these appointments under Bylaw No. 2224.
Results of the New RCMP Collective Bargaining Agreement. Council authorized Administration to engage in government advocacy efforts relating to the new RCMP collective bargaining agreement, in alignment with the AUMA’s Calls to Action. In particular, the Town will advocate for the federal government to be responsible for any retroactive pay increases it has negotiated. Were this responsibility to be assigned to municipalities, the forecasted costs to the Town of Edson would be up to $645,000.
Council Reimbursement for Family Related Expenses. In a recorded vote, Council amended the Council Remuneration Policy L-C-1, providing for the reimbursement of reasonable expenses incurred for the care of children or dependent family members requiring supervision while a Council member is attending meetings, conferences, conventions, or seminars in an official capacity.
West Yellowhead Regional Waste Management Authority – Governance and Administrative Plan. Council approved in principle the West Yellowhead Regional Waste Management Authority Governance and Administrative Plan, which provides recommendations for the Authority’s future governance and operations. The Authority is a regional waste management partnership between the Town of Hinton, the Municipality of Jasper, Yellowhead County, and the Town of Edson, which includes all benefits, expenditures, and liabilities associated with the operation of a Class II landfill.
Next meetings - The next Town Council Meeting is scheduled for August 10th, 2021, at 7:00 pm. The next Council Meeting is scheduled for September 7th, 2021, at 7:00 pm.
While the Council Chambers remains closed to the public at this time, public and media are able to register for virtual attendance. Registration links and agenda details are normally available Friday afternoons on the Town of Edson website or Facebook Page.
Agenda/Information package HERE
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The nomination period is open for the 2019 Community Image Awards.
Community Image Awards recognize property owners and business owners who have made significant improvements to their property. Improvements include landscaping, accessibility improvements, lighting, signs, or exterior improvements.
The award also honors those who have demonstrated continued, superior maintenance of their property.
The nomination deadline is Friday, August 23.


Turfs up in Sligo as sod is turned on new sewerage scheme for Rosses Point
Irish Water, working in partnership with Sligo County Council turned the sod on a new Sewerage Scheme for Rosses Point.
Land acquired for new state-of-the-art water treatment plant in Whitegate
Irish Water, working in partnership with Cork County Council, today announced that a site has been acquired for a new state-of-the-art water treatment facility.
Works to replace almost 3km of watermains in Banteer
Irish Water, working in partnership with Cork County Council, is replacing 2800m of problematic watermains in Duinch, Banteer Co. Cork.


Process of hybridization in Chennai, Tamil Nadu
17.02.17 - The IAGS and the LASUR explore the cultural context of hybridization in several neighborhoods of the Chennai metropolitan area
Workshops on hybrid cities were hosted at Anna University and IIT-Madras between 23 and 27 January 2017. These workshops are the first organized in the framework the project “Hybrid cities: Informal Resistance against the Violence of Urbanization in India, China and Venezuela” funded by the SNFS between 2016 and 2019. This project aims to analyze architectural, urban and territorial hybrid cases of popular occupation and thus of re-urbanization of land and buildings in Chennai, Caracas and Guangzhou. It brought together an EPFL research team with Indian local scholars. The workshops focused on the comparison between the formal and informal construction in the Chennai metropolis area of 10 million inhabitants.


The app ‘Fix My Street’, which was launched to the public to report potholes around the city, received over 2,500 complaints in 15 days.
Story so far: The app was launched to connect citizens directly with elected representatives and ward engineers to help report and solve the issue of potholes.
- Since May 2022, they have received a total of 40,00 complaints about potholes around the city.
- According to the BBMP, out of the 2,500 complaints received, half have been resolved by the BBMP officials. While they were facing some issues with repetitive complaints, they were able to filter them.
Interaction with the app: While the app has received a good response from the public, there were various technical issues faced by the users. One citizen complained that he was unable to track whether any action was taken on his complaint, and this should be changed immediately.


The Final Report from our Flood Hazard Study will be presented this Saturday at the Grange at 10:00 am. Town residents are welcome and encouraged to attend. The Town Board will use this study to prioritize capital projects and attract funding to help accomplish them. Our consultants have done a great job on this study. We hope you can join us.


The Vermillion City Council will set a date for a public election regarding Crawford Road at its regular meeting, scheduled 7 p.m. Monday, May 1 at the Al Neuharth Media Center. Initiative petitions with a sufficient number of signatures have been filed with city hall to challenge the council's decision to not extend the road.
The council will also take action on purchase options for the city hall project, and will hold bid openings for chip seals and new playground equipment for Prentis Park.
The items on this proposed agenda are subject to change prior to its official posting. The official agenda is posted at city hall in accordance with state law.
This copy is for general information only. In the event of a conflict between this copy and the posted agenda, the posted agenda shall prevail.


" We'll execute it in the upcoming July"
Four flyovers will be developed in the capital this year in a bid to minimize traffic jam and accident.
Jakarta Bina Marga Department's Road and Bridge Section Head, Heru Suwondo expressed those flyovers are Sunter Permai, Pulogebang, Tanjung Barat, and Lenteng Agung.
"We also plan to extend Senen Underpass from Jalan Usman Harun towards Cempaka Puith, so no need to go through a traffic light," he stated, Wednesday (1/9).
The flyover itself is made to avoid direct contact with the train line.
"We're targeting to eliminate crossings with trains as accident anticipatory," he stated.
The work would use multiyears scheme by spending Rp 467 billion for physical work and construction management in budget execution document (DPA).
"We'll execute it in the upcoming July," he stated.


Previous rumors of new Miami Marlins owner Derek Jeter’s desire to remove the stadium’s dinger sculpture will not be coming to fruition, as Miami-Dade County officials have spoken up to clarify that it is a work of public art that cannot be moved.
The sculpture is the property of the county: public art commissioned and “designed specifically for this project and location,” as head of Miami-Dade County’s cultural affairs arm Michael Spring told the Miami Herald today. (A helpful clarifying comment, as the sculpture is definitely indistinct enough to pass for any project or location.)
The sculpture cost $2.5 million and was required as part of the local Art in Public Places program, which mandates that county-constructed buildings include art. As former team owner Jeffrey Loria fleeced the city for hundreds of millions of public funding for the stadium, it is a county-constructed building which, therefore, needs some art. This is what they have, and it’s “permanently installed,” according to Spring. “It is not moveable.”
To any of Jeter’s self-serious ideas about respectability or propriety or what constitutes “art”—nah, Jeets. The statue stays.


The committee reviews applications for work overseen by Landmarks Preservation Commission in the several landmarked districts and for individual landmarks in the CB2 area. Its recommendations concerning restoration, renovation, new construction, and legalization of work carried out without a permit are sent to the Landmarks Commission.
The Committee also considers designation of new districts and individual landmarks.
The Committee may proactively recommend review by the Commission of work that appears to be in violation of landmark statutes.
Board Members Public Members
Chenault Spence, Chair Albert Bennett
Susan Gammie, Vice-Chair Andy Clark
Anita Brandt Brenden Fitzgerald
Valerie De La Rosa


Whitehill Online has learnt that Staffordshire County Councillor Mary Maxfield has been able to achieve something that many Kidsgrove Councillors have promised, but failed to deliver on for numerous years; improvements to Whitehill Road in Kidsgrove. Many people may know this as the road that runs from Whitehill Roundabout, through the village of Whitehill, however all residents will be aware of the parking problems that constantly plague Whitehiill Road. Residents of Whitehill Road for years have consistently parked their cars on the grass verges, causing considerable visual and structural damage to the grass verge.
Well now after hard lobbying of Staffordshite County Council it appears Staffordshire County Councillor Mary Maxfield has had some success. She has told Whitehill online that "within the next 28 days Staffordshire County Council will be digging out the grass verge and putting in recycled stone planings". She also went on to say "eventually I hope they will tarmac the verge. Whilst Staffordshire County Councils policy is not to provide off street parking, in this case there is nowhere for residents to park except outside their properties which often leads to difficulties when lorries use the road. They have to mount the grass verge thus churning it up."