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NHAI Creates New Guinness World Record; Know Details
New Delhi: The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) has created a new Guinness World Record by laying 75 km of bituminous concrete in a single lane on NH53 in 105 hours and 33 minutes.
In a video message, Union Minister for Road Transport and Highways, Nitin Gadkari said commemorating 75 years of India’s independence and under the aegis of Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav announced by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, NHAI has created a world record that was certified by the Guinness World Records.
The total length of the 75 km of single-lane continuous bituminous concrete road is equivalent to 37.5 km of two-lane paved shoulder road. The work started on June 3, 2022, at 7:27 am and was completed on June 7, 2022, at 5 pm, he added.
The bituminous mix of 36,634 MT consisting of 2,070 MT of bitumen was used. He said the project was implemented by 720 workers including a team of independent consultants who worked day and night to complete this task, said an official statement.
Before this, the Guinness World Record for the longest continuously laid bituminous was for building 25.275 km was achieved in Doha, Qatar in February 2019. The task took 10 days to complete.
The Minister said the Amrawati to Akola section is part of NH 53. This is an important east-east corridor, which connects major cities like Kolkata, Raipur, Nagpur and Surat. He said that once completed, this stretch will play a major role in easing the movement of traffic and freight on this route.


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The project included the design, construction, completion and maintenance of the rehabilitation of existing Quarry in Lam Tei, NT. The landform is formed by blasting to produce rugged and natural-looking rock faces. Rock generated from blasting shall be served as raw material to produce aggregate products for concrete and asphalt production. They are taking steps to sustainable construction including: 1) reduce water consumption by re-use/recycling of wastewater and surface runoff; 2) introduce environmental friendly blasting, “KAPRA”, a new blasting technology which could minimize dust and noise nuisance and 3) reduce carbon footprint by minimizing transportation of material transfers.


|Tuesday, August 11, 2020, 05:00pm
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A copy of the agenda can be obtained at the Hurley Town Hall or can be provided in various accessible formats on Friday, August 7, 2020.
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Delhi HC refuses to stop blueline phaseout
The Delhi High Court on Wednesday refused to stay the phasing out of Blueline buses from city roads.delhi Updated: Dec 16, 2010 01:23 IST
The Delhi High Court on Wednesday refused to stay the phasing out of Blueline buses from city roads. A bench headed by Justice AK Sikri turned down the plea of Blueline Bus Operators' Association that sought an interim relief for temporary extension of permits at least till the government takes a decision on their petitions challenging the phasing out.
The Delhi government contended that the Blueline buses must be phased out from the national Capital as they are a threat to pedestrians and amount to violation of their fundamental rights.
The hearing will continue on Thursday.
Contending that there are enough number of substitute buses at present on the road, the transport department of the Delhi government submitted before the court that it was fully equipped to deal with the situation after the phase out of the buses.
First Published: Dec 16, 2010 01:22 IST


Smart City Expo World Congress
iLUMNET is presented at the Smart City Expo World Congress, held in Barcelona 17-19 November 2015. You can find us in hall P2, stand number D425. We are part of the Finnish Pavilion.
Come and meet us at the Smart City Expo!
Program of the Finnish Pavilion:
- Opening of the Finnish Pavilion on Tuesday 17th November at 11 a.m.
- Nordic Reception on Wednesday 18th November at 4.30 p.m.
- Smart Helsinki Breakfast on Wednesday 18 November at 8.30 - 10.00 (Requires registration in advance). Held in Hotel Porta Fira, Plaça d"Europa 45, Barcelona (opposite to the conference)


The firm and outspoken media personality, Blessed Godsbrain Smart but popularly known as Captain Smart has challenged the current president of the Republic of Ghana, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo.
On Wednesday morning, May 25, 2022, Captain Smart broadcasted a video that was showing the bad state of roads and drainage system behind His Excellency Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo's house at Nima in the Greater Accra Region.
In the video, the drainage system behind Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo's house was flooded and a lot of vehicles were dragged into it by the flood.
When Captain Smart saw the bad state of roads and drainage system, he said Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo can not fix them because the money that he will use to fix the roads and other things had been spent.
Therefore, since Captain Smart knows the money that will be use in fixing the roads and the drainage system at Nima has been spent, he challenged Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo to fix them.
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Letter to the editor: Encinitas attempting an end run around Prop A
On Oct. 10, the Encinitas Advocate published an Op Ed by Teresa Barth and Lisa Schaffer about Prop A and the Housing Element.
Prop A requires that citizens vote on any proposed increase in density. The Housing Element proposes an increase in density on multiple properties within the city of Encinitas. The Housing Element also requires Encinitas citizens to vote on it.
Barth and Shaffer seem puzzled by the outcry by proponents of Prop A. Barth and Shaffer seem to think one vote should do to raise density on a multitude of properties. Rather than one parcel, one vote, Shaffer and Barth propose 95 parcels (give or take), one vote.
Is there a difference that matters? I say, “Yes.” The city is attempting an end run around Prop A. To fight back, citizens have to vote against the whole Housing Element.
Good grief. That is the truth. Those are the facts.


COMMENT OF THE DAY: THE RICE MILITARY MARCH “I walk around in Rice Military and between the old homes, new townhouses, ditches, curbs, overgrown lots, old pea-gravel concrete, newer brick-u-luxe pavers, electrical and cable boxes, new mailbox clusters, construction vehicles, and general chaos, there is hardly any contiguous sidewalk in any block in any direction.” [Miz Brooke Smith, commenting on Where the Sidewalk Takes a Little Break]
It’s too bad that with all these great new houses, there isn’t more of an effort to build great neighborhoods.
It’s the City of Houston and their crazy rules. I built townhomes in Rice Military last year and they have changed the requirements on the width several times. At my lot they made me tie into a 4 foot sidewalk (of a townhome built in 2009) to my mine which was required to be 5 feet. Lots of weird and wild angles. They also don’t require existing homeowners to add sidewalks if they don’t have them already.
Also, I wanted to add a culvert or at least beautify the open ditch and they told me that I should under no circumstance “touch” the ditches…
Ugh Rice Military while once quaint and charming is now ground zero for stucco trash and 4+ townhouses on what used to be a single family home’s lot. Expect this level of idiocy it’s a building boom, too bad no one really cares about quality or craftsmanship. Enjoy your 400k add water and stir stucco monstrosity; as you’re precisely why I left that neighborhood.


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EnduraLITE 8100 is a beaded retro-reflective film. Reflective films reflect light in low-light and nighttime applications and are generally used in municipal signage. EnduraLITE 8100 is a Type 1 engineer grade film designed for municipal signage. Its 6.9 mil, acrylic face film is designed for flat surfaces. EnduraLITE 8100 is rated for up to 7 years outdoors durability in vertical applications.


This webinar will utilize case studies to illustrate precast concrete podium design considerations, showcase the advantages of using precast concrete for podiums, and highlight the different precast concrete products that can be used in multifamily residential podium construction. The presenters will explain how precast concrete satisfies IBC code fire rating requirements for podium construction and will cover rational fire design and restrained versus unrestrained diaphragm consideration.
Wednesday, May 10, 2023, 12PM Central
Credits: 1 AIA CES LU/HSW or 1 PDH (Only available for attendance at the LIVE webinar)
Presenter: Bob Clauson and Paul Kourajian, PE, FPCI (Molin Concrete Products Company)


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Notice of Public Hearing February 18th, City Council Chambers, 7pm
February 18, 2020 @ 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm
The City of Gold Bar will hold a Public Hearing on February 18th, during the regular Gold Bar City Council meeting at 7:00pm, Gold Bar Council Chambers. The Public Hearing will be on City of Gold Bar, Zoning Amendment. For questions please contact City Hall at 360.793.1101 or check out our website at www.cityofgoldbar.us.
If you have any questions please contact Gold Bar City Hall at 360.793.1101.
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We are Dreaming of a New Place to Play!
728 DeHart Avenue has been our home since 1990.It has served us well and we will miss the neighbourhood, but due to increased development, parking challenges and the limitations of our aging building, we have taken the leap and are seeking pastures new.
Join us on our exciting journey as we look for new space in which to grow. Not only will this enable us to develop our programming, but a well-appointed, warm and welcoming site will serve to benefit the immediate neighbourhood, other community groups and the wider public both local and beyond.
We have taken the difficult decision to not go ahead with our Gala on June 24th, but reviewing our plans and will be excited to share more information very soon!


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View information from the Murphy Chamber of Commerce website about business development, chamber news, and other city information.
View information regarding the criteria for Murphy Municipal Development District incentives along with the link to the application for incentives.
View information on the Murphy Community Development Corporation and the Community Enhancement Grant Program.
Learn about current bid and contract opportunities.


Miguel Hidalgo Park
This square sits in the heart of Tecate. Here, people come and go among the trees and stone gazebo that presides over it all.
The park is filled with poplars, palm trees, and laurels. On the southern side is the Town Hall, whose mural depicts Tecate’s founding.
The square is lined by bars, ice cream shops, and comfortable cafés with outdoor tables. In this direction, the park meets the intersection with Miguel Hidalgo street, where Our Lady of Guadalupe Church and the small Santa María de Tecate Station chapel, founded in 1941, stand.
Parque Miguel Hidalgo, TecateSee map


United Kingdom - August 15 2011 Regular readers will know that I chair the Law Society's Planning and Environmental Law Committee and that we have been lobbying on the provisions in the Localism Bill about concealed breaches of planning control.
United Kingdom - July 18 2011 With the Government’s announcement that 20 authorities are to join the Community Infrastructure Levy Front Runners Project, councils and applicants are going to have to get to grips with the new system.
United Kingdom - June 17 2011 As I type this, the first ISH into the substance and merits of this case is being held.
United Kingdom - June 15 2011 Implications for planning policy and decisions within Cambridge.
United Kingdom - May 16 2011 Last Friday saw the first Issue Specific Hearing ever held by the Infrastructure Planning Commission.


2008 No Marianna A, Los Angeles, CA 90030
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One (1) of 3 contiguous lots for Sale. Each lot has City approval for a Single Family House. Plans are for (3) 4 bedroom, 3 bath homes of approx. 1,700 SQ feet each Contemporary style. All plans and reports are available upon requests.


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Green light for creche at Ballymoneen Road to more than double capacity
The green light has been given for a creche at Ballymoneen Road to more than double its capacity.
Teddy House Childcare is located in the Leas na Mara estate, and the plans involve a significant extension at first floor level, as well as outside balcony space.
It’ll increase capacity from 40 to 93 children – and the plans have now been approved by city planners with 10 conditions.


Traffic is light on a Saturday afternoon at 41st Street and Garnett Road as shown in this view looking east. East of Garnett Road, 41st Street narrows to two lanes and has a speed limit of 45 mph. The 41st Street and 129th East Avenue intersection can be seen in the distance (on the hill). Photograph taken April 1987.
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The Solano Transportation Authority (STA) serves as the congestion management agency for Solano County and is responsible for coordinating countywide transportation plans, programs and projects under a Joint Powers Authority among the Cities and County of Solano. The agency also manages the rideshare programs for Napa and Solano Counties, and allocates various federal, state and regional transportation funds.
All candidates applying for positions with the STA must submit a completed STA Employment Application prior to 5:00 pm on the final filing date. Applications are accepted for open positions only. Please contact us at 707-424-6075 for a paper version of the job application if needed. Resumes will not be accepted in lieu of a completed application packet. Submit completed application to Solano Transportation Authority on or before the final filing date.


The NZ Transport Agency would like to advise motorists Pekatahi Bridge near Whakatane works have finished ahead of schedule.
The work was expected to take 4 nights, but with ideal weather conditions and great work from the contractors the work is complete and the bridge is now open again permanently over night.
We thank motorists, local businesses and the wider community for their patience during this time.
Plan ahead for a safe, enjoyable journey this summer. Keep up to date with:


Following months of campaigning and a successful residents meeting bus campaigners Rebecca Burnett and Councillor Don have welcomed the new Connexions service to Harlow Hill and Pannal Ash.
The announcement comes after Rebecca and local MP Andrew Jones met with Craig Temple, Managing Director of Connexions, to discuss the final details of the route.
Over 1200 people signed a petition calling for a more frequent service to be reinstated after Transdev reduced their service to every 40 minutes, and stopped all buses to Harlow Carr Gardens. Andrew has already written to all those who signed the petition to break the good news.
The new service will run from the town centre every 30 minutes and will alternate on two routes.
- X6 will travel up Cold Bath Road, Pannal Ash Road, up Harlow Avenue to the Green Hut, then continue along Beckwith Road, down Otley Road and to the bus station via Cold Bath Road.
- X6a will travel up Cold Bath Road, Pannal Ash Road to the roundabout, along Beckwith Road, to Beckwith Knowle and Harlow Carr, down Otley Road and to the bus station via Cold Bath Road.
This means that Harlow Carr Gardens will once again have a regular service, and that the Harlow Hill Community Centre ‘The Green Hut’ will be served by two buses an hour – one Transdev and one Connexions. The X6 bus also links into another service (X4) of which the next two stops are the Mowbray Medical Centre and Granby Corner near the Hospital.
Speaking about the new service Rebecca said: Buses are a lifeline for many local people and it is great to see Connexions listening to residents and putting on this vital service. Hopefully this will bring the ‘is it on or is it off’ saga of our bus services to a successful conclusion.
Don added: Harlow Carr is one of the main tourist attractions for our town and it is fantastic that it will once again have a bus service. This will also benefit my constituents in the Beckwith Knowle area who have felt isolated from town since Transdev cut the number six service. This is great news all round.


Lot 96. Great corner location at Verot School Road & Harbor Lights Drive. Also fronts on Harbor Lights Drive back to S. Beadle Rd. Several nearby subdivisions and apartments. High visibility on Verot School Road now a five-lane curb & gutter road. Commercial Mixed zoning allows most likely uses for this site. Public utilities available. Additional access to S. Beadle Rd via Harbor Lights Dr. Traffic signal proposed at S. Beadle Rd & Verot School Rd.
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Open Architecture / New York is requesting applications for a Project Coordinator to develop a composting system for St. Marks Community Garden in Prospect Heights Brooklyn.
The Project Coordinator is a volunteer position that will work closely with the OACNY board and representatives of the St Marks Community Garden throughout the duration of the project.
- Work with the Director of Projects on providing project specific goals and updates.
- Manage the relationship between St. Marks Community Garden and OACny.
- Work closely with Garden members to develop a feasible composting system.
- Development of construction drawings for the composting bins.
- Manage a team of volunteers.
- Work with the OACny board, volunteers, and St. Marks to plan build days.
- Ensure that the project meets the mission and standards of OACNY throughout the duration of the project.
- Community build projects
- Knowledge of composting
Please send your resume to Kathy Mu at email@example.com by January 28th to apply!


Kent Highways (KCC) is responsible for street lighting. It is very important when reporting lights which are not working to be very specific about their location. Most lampposts carry a three letter reference followed by a number e.g. PRF002. Where posts have no reference please quote house number or road name.
If you wish to report damaged or missing street lights please press Street-lights


I’ve been a ‘casual carpool’ rider (and occasional driver) for the last 4 years, commuting into San Francisco daily. This ingenious system of commuting which was created by commuters themselves 30 years ago, provides a faster and less costly commute than the options of ferryboat, BART, bus or driving. The bonus is that it makes for less cars on the freeways.
Every one who does this has stories, or comments to tell about their casual carpool experience, or perhaps a communication to share with other riders and drivers.
This blog, Pooling Around gives us a place to do that.
I will share my thoughts each day and look forward to reading your stories and comments.


I have a difficult time understanding why a stretch of Rindge Road in Fitchburg from the rotary at Mechanic Street west about 2 1/2 miles toward Ashby was recently repaved. The entire road was recently repaved two or three years ago. As a bicyclist, I frequently ride this portion of Rindge Road. The newly paved surface is inferior to what is underneath it; it is somewhat grainy and rough. I would think that there are certainly other roads in Fitchburg that need the town's attention more than this strip.


Executive Engineer Of Haryana Public Works Department, Karnal, Haryana invites tenders notice for widening and strengthening of road form Pumdri to Faridpur Pundri Km 0. To 2. 015 (road id 7538). Tender document can be collected/downloaded from Karnal. All the details related to this tender document are collected from the office of the Executive Engineer during office hours.


Toronto Pearson is currently completing a rehabilitation project for Runway 05/23. This is the airport’s busiest runway, which has not required this type of work for over ten years, since 2005.
During construction, Runway 05/23 will be operating under limited capacity, meaning Toronto Pearson will need to use its North/South runways to accommodate traffic, which impact our community. The airport is working with its partners, including NAV CANADA, to encourage a balanced use of the available runways.
The construction is anticipated to be completed by mid-May to avoid the summer months and will resume in Fall 2017.
Residents with questions about airport operations or wanting to register a noise complaint can contact the Toronto Pearson Noise Management Office using any of the following means:
Phone: (416) 247-7682
If you would like to stay in-the-know about airport events and activities and initiatives such as the Noise Mitigation Initiatives, sign-up for Toronto Pearson’s community newsletter Checking In at https://torontopearson.com/en/stayintheknow.
To learn more about the construction project, read the advisory posted here.


Press Release and signing ceremony for first MOU between Ames Shalom Community, Inc. and Dwyer Workforce Development.
Disseminate Request for Proposal (RFP) for Developer Partner.
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Decision on closing NYC construction sites over coronavirus coming: de Blasio
A construction site on Amsterdam Avenue and West 181st Street in Manhattan on February 24, 2020.
Local officials are nearing a decision on whether to shut down construction sites in New York City to stop the spread of coronavirus, Mayor de Blasio said Thursday.
Hizzoner said the city and state will likely determine what restrictions are placed on construction by Friday.
“I think in the next 24 hours or so, I hope we’ll get an agreement between the city and the state,” de Blasio said during in his daily message on the pandemic where he answers questions from New Yorkers about coronavirus.
De Blasio was responding to a question from Matty, who wanted to know what the mayor could do to end construction since “workers don’t feel safe right now” and the industry is “not essential.”
“We’re working on this together to try and figure out what that rule should be, because, obviously, things are changing,” de Blasio said.


LOCAL AUTHORITIES ARE JOINING TOGETHER TO SPEAK WITH A SINGLE VOICE IN SUPPORT OF THE NEW HIGH-SPEED LINE, WRITES PHILIP SHERRATT
The East Midlands region is backing HS2. The high-speed route is planned to reach the area in 2033 as part of Phase 2b, with a hub station at Toton, midway between Derby and Nottingham, on the eastern leg from the West Midlands to Yorkshire.
Responding to this opportunity, local authorities and businesses have come together under the banner of the East Midlands HS2 strategic board, which seeks to provide leadership and direction on issues relating to HS2 and help the region make the most of the opportunities it offers.
Cllr Jon Collins, leader of Nottingham City Council, chairs the board. He sees two primary reasons for the board’s existence – to build a single voice and consensus around a station location and to form a clear idea of the opportunity an HS2 station offers.


Each May the Somerville Historic Preservation Commission partners with other local organizations to host events honoring Somerville's history...
- Spring 2019 ResiStat Meeting Schedule Announced
- West Branch Library Renovation Groundbreaking, Thursday, April 25, 11:30 a.m.
- 2019 Roll Call of Heroes Memorial Day Remembrance Ceremony: Sun., May 26 at 4 p.m.
- City of Somerville Seeking Climate Forward Ambassadors
- Community Preservation Committee Survey: How Do You Think Funds Should Be Spent?
- Medford St. Between School St. and Walnut St. to Close April 6 and 7 for Homans Building Demolition
- Preston Rd. Gas Main Construction 4/15-5/27
- Chester Ave. & Alston St. Eversource Gas Main Work Through 6/3, Some Parking Restrictions Possible
- Broadway Bridge Closure Management Plan
- Somerville Ave. Utility & Streetscape Improvements Project Updates
- 2018 Paving, Patching, and Sealing Schedule
- Somerville High School Building Project Updates
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Alternatively you will be able to collect a copy of the Strategy from the Ballarat Town Hall, 225 Sturt Street, Ballarat.


THE transfer of the Cebu South Bus Terminal (CSBT) to South Road Properties (SRP) was floated anew to accommodate the ongoing Cebu Bus Rapid Transit (CBRT) project.
Cebu City Mayor Michael Rama, on Tuesday, March 5, 2024, during his Ingna’ng Mayor program over Cebu City Government’s social media arm Sugboanon Channel, asked the Cebu City Council to pass an ordinance that will facilitate the transfer of the bus terminal from its current situation along the Natalio Bacalso Avenue to SRP.
“So, it has to be urgently attended to. They have no place there anymore,” Rama said in his program.
The bus station for the CBRT Package 1 is being constructed in front of the CSBT.
Package 1 covers a distance of 2.38 kilometers starting from CSBT to Cebu Capitol Building. It was slated to be finished by June 2024.
Rama said that proposed ordinances must specifically state that there should be no terminals within the city.
“Magbuhat ta’g ordinance aron gyud maklaro gyud, nga dili na kinahanglan og terminal sulod sa siyudad,” he added.
According to the Cebu City Government Public Information Office (PIO) report on Wednesday, March 6, Rama, in an interview on February 29 over a local radio, has offered to Cebu Governor Gwendolyn Garcia a lot in the SRP for the CSBT.
CSBT is operated by the Cebu Provincial Government, while it also owned the lot where the bus terminal is situated.
On October 24, 2023, Garcia, in a report from the Cebu Provincial Government social media arm, announced that she agreed with Rama's suggestion to transfer the CSBT to SRP.
Garcia added that the Provincial Government was planning to integrate both the Cebu North Bus Terminal (CNBT) and south terminals if the transfer to the SRP will proceed.
CNBT is currently located in an open lot in front of the SM City Cebu in the North Reclamation Area. (EHP)


In response to the decline of the San Joaquin-Sacramento Delta ecosystem and concerns over ammonia, nitrates and pathogens, a series of tough new water quality requirements were imposed on us by the State of California through our discharge permit. Significant upgrades to our wastewater treatment plant must be completed over the next 8 to 10 years. These upgrades, known as the EchoWater Project, are expected to cost between $1.5 and $2.1 billion to build and approximately $50 million in additional yearly operations and maintenance costs.
Accordingly, Regional San’s board of directors adopted amendments to its Consolidated Ordinance on March 26, 2014, including impact fee increases for residential, commercial and industrial customers over the next three years. The new ordinance is effective April 25, 2014, and the impact fee changes are effective beginning July 1, 2014.
View the ordinance for details.
|Current Impact Fees||Estimated July 2014 Impact Fees|
|Infill Area: $2,543
New Area: $4,304
|Infill area: $2,781
New Area: $4,729
Single-family residential and commercial
Three-Year Plan for Impact Fees
View a breakdown of the three-year plan for impact fees that goes into effect on July 1, 2014:


O. Trevino Construction, Ft. Worth, Texas, is the contractor for this repair projected valued at more than $286,000 that will repair or replace 794 square yards of concrete on this roadway. Officials said the work should be completed in about six weeks, weather permitting.
The work will extend from the intersection of North Main Street and Loop 286 eastward to US 271 South near Morningside Drive. The contractor will cut and remove failed concrete pavement and pour new concrete. TxDOT officials said this work will require overnight lane closures on weeknights, but none on weekends.
Motorists are asked to pay special attention to all signs, barricades and traffic controls while this work is underway, and reduce their speed as they approach and travel through work zones. They should also be prepared for overnight lane closures, and avoid distractions such as cell phones, eating, drinking, or car audio or navigation systems.
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A main route near Thrapston will face road closures and delays starting tomorrow (Sunday) for work on the carriageway.
The A605 from the A14 roundabout to the Titchmarsh turn will be affected until Friday, May 26.
A Northamptonshire County Council spokesman said: “Repairs to the A605 from just north of the A14 roundabout [at Thrapston] to the Titchmarsh turn will take place next week.
“Firstly some surface patching work will take place before more widespread surface dressing work is done.
“This stretch of road will be closed overnight between 8pm on Sunday, May 21, and 6am on Monday, May 22.
“There will also be overnight closures between 8pm on Monday, May 22, and 6am on Tuesday, May 23, and between 8pm on Tuesday, May 23, and 6am on Wednesday, May 24.
“Further works will take place between Tuesday and Friday of the same week between 9.30am and 3.30pm on all days.
“Temporary traffic lights will be in use.
“As ever, the works are weather-dependent.”


English: Heathrow Connect is a train service in London, connecting Heathrow Airport with Paddington station. The service also connects several locations in west London with each other, the airport and central London. The service was launched on 12 June 2005. The service makes use of new four-car Class 360 EMUs built by Siemens in Germany. It is a joint venture between First Great Western Link and BAA.
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THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: The Public Works Department (PWD) took charge of 8,570-km roads, which were under the Local Self-Government (LSG). Maintenance of this 8,570-km roads is part of the seven-point programme announced by Chief Minister Oommen Chandy.
The PWD has earmarked Rs 140 crore for resurfacing works. For tarring and other works, another Rs 1,508 crore has been set aside.
In total, Rs 1,648 crore would be the additional expenditure for the PWD for these works. According to PWD Minister V K Ebrahim Kunju, though there would be additional expense for the works, the PWD took up the control as the local bodies failed to maintain the roads on time.
“The maintenance works would begin soon. The PWD would take up new roads in a phased manner,” he said.
Among the districts, Kozhikode tops the list with 1,135-km roads.
The PWD also took charge of roads in Thiruvananthapuram (948.492 km), Kollam (306.845 km), Pathanamthitta (745.72km), Alappuzha (270.638 km), Kottayam (432.539 km), Idukki (450.706 km), Ernakulam-Muvattupuzha division (620.830 km), Ernakulam division (449.937 km), Thrissur (390.153 km), Palakkad (588.543 km), Malappuram (879.687 km), Wayanad (262.962 km), Kannur (560.041 km) and Kasargod (527.610 km). Renovation work in most of the roads in Thiruvananthapuram (338) has been taken up by the PWD.
The number of roads in other districts are Kollam (101), Pathanamthitta (177), Alappuzha (61), Kottayam (74), Idukki (72), Ernakulam-Muvattupuzha division (124), Ernakulam division (169), Thrissur (100), Palakkad (99), Malappuram (186), Kozhikode (205), Wayanad (37), Kannur (93) and Kasargod (96).


135 Acres in Weston, TX
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Perfect property for a prime investment or development and is in McKinney ISD. Located just a short distance from McKinney off of FM 543 (Weston Road) and CR 170. Part of the property (frontage along FM 543) is located in Weston City Limits and the balance is in Weston ETJ. Excellent road frontage on three sides. Less than a mile north of the proposed Collin County Outer Loop. Ag. exempt (except house and 1 acres). Electric and water meter (North Collin Water Supply) are in place. Property is adjacent to McKinney ETJ and is in the northern growth pattern of the City of McKinney. The property is located east of Dallas North Tollway and Preston Road (Hwy 289) and West of Hwy 75.
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Milwaukee Soldiers Home Community Advisory Council
The Community Advisory Council for the Milwaukee VA National Soldiers Home Historic District is comprised of various partners and stakeholder groups interested int he protection, repair and rehabilitation of the District. The Council is convened by the Milwaukee Preservation Alliance and the National Trust for Historic Preservation.
Background on the CAC:
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September 6, 2016


Variance To Be Considered By Board Of Adjustments
0The Chillicothe Board of Adjustments will hold a public hearing on a variance request for a property at 213 Church Street. The request was made by Cory and Leslie Minnis, to build an Ag Structure, with a 12-foot setback off the property line.
The public hearing will be held as part of the Board of Adjustment meeting Monday at 6:00 pm at Chillicothe City Hall.
This is open to all interested parties.


We have a contract to buy a church building in Tempe. The property is at 5700 S. Country Club Way - which is between Baseline and Guadalupe Roads and just west of the 101 Freeway. It is about 8 miles directly south of our current location in Scottsdale.
We don't have a moving date yet. The contract is set to close in March and the building will need extensive renovations. We are working with an architect and engineers to inspect the property and develop the design plan and construction timeline. It is currently estimated that the building could be ready in July 2024. Our plan is to continue meeting in Scottsdale until then.
More information will be added to this page as it becomes available.
On Wednesday, February 1, our congregation voted to approve the purchase and renovation of the Tempe property. Our denomination will now review the plan for final approval.


Look at the progress that has been made on construction on Triton College’s East Campus! The construction crew has been working diligently to meet the expected completion date of November 2015.
You can drive by and see all the great work that has been done since April!
Renovations on the East Campus will include installing new synthetic turf multi-purpose, baseball, and softball fields, as well as state-of-the-art field houses and bleacher buildings.
To see more pictures or for more information about Triton’s on-campus construction projects, visit http://www.triton.edu/construction.


The Metropolitan Transportation Authority is bringing its "Fastrack" maintenance program to the A, B, C and D lines in Manhattan and the Bronx this week.
Starting Monday night and for the following three nights A service will be suspended between 59th Street-Columbus Circle and 207th Street in Inwood.
There will also be no D service from 59th Street-Columbus Circle to 161st Street-Yankee Stadium.
B and C service will end early each night.
The work runs from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m. and is set to wrap up Friday morning.
For more information, go online to mta.info.


LONDON OVERGROUND: Saturday 21 and Sunday 22 September, no service between Hackney Downs and Chingford. Replacement buses operate between Hackney Downs and Chingford, use London Underground connections between Liverpool Street and Walthamstow Central.
Replacement buses operateService L3: Hackney Downs - Clapton - St James Street - Walthamstow Central - Wood Street - Highams Park - Chingford
LONDON OVERGROUND: Sunday 22 September, no service between Gospel Oak and Stratford. Replacement buses operate.
Replacement buses operateService S: Hampstead Heath - Gospel Oak (Agincourt Road / Southampton Road) - Kentish Town West - Camden Road - Holloway Road (Underground) - Highbury & Islington - Canonbury - Dalston Junction (For Dalston Kingsland) - Hackney Central - Homerton - Hackney Wick - Stratford. For Caledonian Road & Barnsbury station, use London Buses Route 274 to/from Camden Road or walk to/from Highbury & Islington.


‘Boris Island’ airport to be discussed by London Assembly on 11th March
10.2.2010 (This is local London)
by David Mills
AN EXPERT in constructing airports on artificial islands will brief the London
Assembly on building an airport in the Thames Estuary next month.
Leading civil engineer Douglas Oakervee found building an airport on the site
was technically feasible, after he was asked to look into the idea by Mayor of London Boris Johnson.
The proposed £40bn project nicknamed ‘Boris Island’ has come under a barrage
of criticism in recent months and faces opposition from local councils and wildlife
Now Mr Oakervee will deliver his report on March 11 to discuss the potential
environmental impacts of the plan.
Chair of the environment committee on the assembly, Murad Qureshi, said: "The
idea of a new airport in the Thames estuary has been floating around for quite
some time, and has generally been dismissed as something that is never realistically
going to happen.
"But with the Mayor promoting the idea again, including commissioning a feasibility
study and setting up a steering group, we feel it is our duty to look into the
issue on behalf of Londoners because if it were to go ahead there could be major
"We hope Mr Oakervee will be able to shed some light on the feasibility and potential
impacts of the proposal at our meeting next month."
Last year Dartford Council leader Councillor Jeremy Kite branded the plan "ridiculous" and warned of possible
bird strikes if an airport were built.
Cllr Kite’s fears were echoed by the RSPB as the site lies in the midst of large
Kent County Council and Medway Council also slammed the proposals.
Mr Johnson wants to build another airport near London as an alternative to a
third runway at Heathrow, which according to reports, could be built in 10 years.
Mr Oakervee, who was behind Hong Kong’s international airport, has previously
said a four-runway airport across two islands, linked to mainland terminals by
bridges or tunnels, is a possibility.


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The government also announced that it will move forward with a community-led master plan for the area. The decision does not rule out a future Integrated Resort Development IRD on the Gold Coast.
The Southport Spit Master Plan is being led by the Department of State Development, Manufacturing, Infrastructure and Planning formerly the Department of Infrastructure, Local Government and Planning in collaboration with the City of Gold Coast and the Gold Coast Waterways Authority.
For further information please visit the Department of State Development, Manufacturing, Infrastructure and Planning website. Community consultation commences Advertising includes media releases, newspaper articles and radio ads More than 6, completed surveys have been submitted for the two consultations.
Additionally there was:. The Queensland Government commissioned two, independent community consultation programs relating to activity on The Spit on the Gold Coast.
Consultation on The Spit parkland was about how best to improve and permanently protect public open space on The Spit.
More information about The Spit parkland:. This consultation program was about how an Integrated Resort Development IRD on The Spit could best benefit the Gold Coast and the broader community.
More information about the Integrated Resort Development ASF proposal :. KPMG was commissioned to help design a community consultation methodology.
It involved selected consultation with the community to understand views on what stakeholders considered might be an appropriate consultation process.
During the course of the KPMG commission, the four month community consultation, undertaken by the Donaldson Consulting Group began.
The decision does not rule out a future Integrated Resort Development on the Gold Coast. In December the Queensland Government announced that The Spit's beach and parkland would be protected and given a family-friendly makeover.
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Last night, workers from NCC Ltd. completed pushing a 63.48m long bowstring (tied-arch) girder bridge for a vehicular railway overbridge (ROB) that forms an arm of Nagpur Metro Orange Line’s 3.41 km double-decker viaduct on Wardha Road.
The feat over the Central Railways’ lines at Manish Nagar was achieved using multiple rollers and hydraulic jacks, and involved a roughly 4 hour railway block.
This unique bridge, the first of its kind in Nagpur, will connect the neighborhoods of Ujjwal Nagar with Manish Nagar as part of a 850 meter long railway overbridge that branches off/into the first level of Nagpur Metro’s double-decker viaduct:
Assembly for the bridge, supported by trestles, on an adjacent site started in April – view lots of images here from June.
As shared earlier, Nagpur Metro has so far mentioned this bridge only once on their social media channels – all the way back in March 2018 when pier work was just starting out.
The work of ROB is visible over the ground now. UTrough work for #ManishNagar is 80% completed and the procurement works for Utrough accessories is under procurement. Similarly the works of fly over is shortly to be taken up for construction in this month with full pace in Ujjawal Nagar side. There is further plan to construct a state of art Steel Bow String Girder too over the railway track to give smooth connectivity from Manish Nagar side to Ujjawal Nagar.
For more updates, check out the Nagpur section of The Metro Rail Guy!


The Laney Tower has been published since 1952 and continues to win awards while covering the campus and the community. The Tower has recently published special issues on homelessness in Oakland, artists struggling to survive, and the Oakland A’s’ attempt to build a ballpark in the Laney community. The Tower is both print and online at medium.com/laney-tower.
Click here to see a video on Tower newsroom activity.
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Charlestown Neighborhood Council
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THERE WILL BE NO GENERAL MEETINGS DURING JULY AND AUGUST.
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Bend MPO Technical Advisory Committee (TAC)
The technical oversight of the MPO's work is delegated to the Technical Advisory Committee (TAC). The TAC is comprised of professional staff members, staff from local governments, area transportation and regional agencies and other public agencies. The TAC provides technical analysis and review, comments and recommendations on draft MPO plans, programs, studies, and issues. At the meetings, members review and approve technical and planning reports and then brief their Policy Board members on the items they will take up at their own meeting.


Mill Seward Street from #50 Seward St(at man hole) Through Clement Ave Intersection to Denton Road
Mill Wells Street From Van Dam St to Waterbury St
Mill Ballston Ave from West Fenlon St to Lincoln Ave *East Bound Lane Only*
Pave Ballston Ave from West Fenlon St to Lincoln Ave *East Bound Lane Only*
Pave Seward Street from #50 Seward St(at man hole) Through Clement Ave Intersection to Denton Road
Pave Wells Street from Van Dam St to Waterbury St
Paving will begin at 6:00 am and should be completed by 2:00 pm. There is no parking of cars on the street during these hours, and driveway access/egress will be limited with potentially lengthy delays.
This notice is now distributed only through the City of Saratoga Springs website service “Notify Me®”. To enroll to receive the notices to your email account or as a text message on your cell phone you can sign up at this web address:
Thank you for your cooperation.


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Our campaign to extend free car parking at Lowrey’s Lane car parking has succeeded. Thank you to all who signed our petition!
Lowreys Lane car park provides users with the first 20 minutes free, but after that users have been required to pay.
Low Fell Councillor Daniel Duggan (pictured above) said, “When the Council decided to introduce the bollards on Durham Road to encourage social distancing, we called for them to extend free car parking at Lowrey’s Lane to help local businesses.
“We know many have been hit hard by the removal of on-street parking along the Fell and it’s crucial we support local businesses.
“Unfortunately, at first the Council refused to do this. However, we continued to campaign for it and launched a petition which hundreds of local business owners and residents signed.”
Low Fell Councillor Ron Beadle said, “We welcome the Council’s u-turn on this. At first, they said no to it and now they have relented and said yes so it shows that campaigning hard can and does work. I would like to thank all those who signed our petition”.
Councillor Susan Craig, "Although we hope this will help local businesses, we know that times are tough for many so we are really encouraging residents to shop local".
In a statement posted on Facebook the Leader of Gateshead Council said “Although the changes have not yet been implemented and won’t be until the signage goes up in the car park and until enforcement staff are informed of the change, I’m now confident enough to say that changes will be made.
"Signs will go up in the car park to inform users that the current 20 period is extended to 1 hour. Users will still need to acquire a 20 min ticket. Enforcement staff will be informed that the 20min ticket covers a period of 1 hour”.


I’m so excited to let you know that the following areas of our Beckett Office Center parking lot will be resurfaced on Tuesday, June 22nd and concrete curbing (where applicable to replace asphalt curbing) will be laid later that week:
- Front parking lot of 8050 Beckett Center Drive (yellow area shown below)
- Front parking lot of the retail building directly behind Arby’s (blue area shown below)
- Drive lane on the north side of 8050 Beckett Center Drive (pink area shown below)
Additionally, crack sealing, line striping, and pothole repair will be completed throughout the property.
This great news does come with minor inconveniences that we need to make sure gets relayed to all employees and visitors of the building. It is imperative that no cars be left in the blue, pink, and yellow areas (shown below) Monday evening as work will begin very early Tuesday morning. Therefore, any vehicle left in the blue, pink, and yellow areas shown below after 7pm Monday, June 21st is subject to towing at the vehicle owner’s expense.
Areas will be blocked off over the course of the week to allow room for work to be completed. Please do not park in any area that has been blocked off.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me at any point. I appreciate your help and cooperation and am very grateful that we have been granted this capital project!


- Southern Terminus:
- Lime Kiln Road and Maple Lane in Dover Plains
- Northern Terminus:
- Kent Road (CR 3) and Bog Hollow Road (CR 3) in Wassaic
- 4.23 miles
CR 4 is a north/south route from Dover Plains to Wassaic. It begins at a stop sign at Maple Lane where Lime Kiln Road changes names to become Poplar Hill Road. It follows Poplar Hill Road north to where it ends after several miles at Sinpatch Road, which is designated CR 105 west of this intersection. It turns east onto Sinpatch Road, which runs northeast for about half a mile to end at Kent Road (CR 3) and Bog Hollow Road (CR 3).


By Amy Woods
Underground stormwater management systems have emerged as effective and sustainable solutions to address issues with urban runoff and protect natural environments. Despite their differences, both arch chamber systems and modular tank systems play vital roles in effective stormwater management.
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BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT
Taylorsville-Spencer County Board of Adjustment
Taylorsville-Spencer County Joint Planning & Zoning Commission, Board of Adjustment will hold a public hearing on the 22nd day of September 2022 at 4:00 p.m. prevailing time, in the Fiscal Court Meeting Hall located at 28 East Main Street, Taylorsville, Kentucky. The Board of Adjustment at that time will hear the following application:
- David Gavi requesting a Conditional Use Permit to operate a short term rental AirBnB on a 2 acre tract of land located at 2039 Wilsonville Road.
- Michael R Smith requesting a Conditional Use Permit to operate an automobile sales/minor repair/cleanup on a 150 acre tract of land located at 2441 Plum Ridge Road.
- Alexandra Haney on behalf of R3L Properties LLC, R3L Properties #1 LLC, R3L Properties #5 LLC requesting a Conditional Use Permit to operate a short term rental, AirBnB on a 10.05 acre tract of land located at 214 Hickory Lane.
If you wish to speak at the hearing please stop by the office and fill out a speaker’s record form prior to the hearing so you will be called upon.
Information on the above applications is available for reviewing in the zoning office Monday – Friday between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. Information will be posted on the county web-site www.spencercountyky.gov and our Facebook Page.


The P8R-LED Series of bollards is suitable for landscape and pathway lighting with glare free distribution. Ideal for use in shopping malls and commercial real estate.
- High efficiency bollards at over 70 lumens/watt
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- 8” diameter with custom lengths and colours
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A few years back the NSW Government floated the idea of creating a new waterfront walkway that journeyed across 18 suburbs into Western Sydney. Well… it’s happening! Introducing the Parramatta To Sydney Foreshore Link, a 91km walk that’ll start at the Opera House and end in Parramatta Park. So now you’ll be able to get in those steps while soaking in some of Sydney’s most iconic views.
Tag a Sydneysider who needs to know!
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Traffic-calming bumpouts are coming to Oxford St. at Berlin. This is right next to Ardmore Park, where it’s hard to get drivers to stop. It’s part of the Berlin St. repaving. Wish @hfxplanning would do all the intersections on Berlin (esp. Connolly), but I’ll take what I can get.


“We are going through a situation now economically where we are seeing revenue reduced over the last few years, obviously because of a recession. It has put a burden on Baker and not only on Baker, but a lot of cities throughout the state and country.” Those were the words of Mayor Harold Rideau, City of Baker, who was a recent speaker for the Baton Rouge Early Risers Kiwanis.
Mayor Rideau said the cost is going up and the City of Baker has to compete with Baton Rouge, Central, Zachary and other places. The Mayor explained that they have to pay salaries, maintain buildings and retirement. “We have seen health insurance go up and we don’t know where it’s going, but we have to maintain it,” he said.


Change was the guiding principle for the development of this terrace, aimed at completely regenerating a space without the need to change residences. A much-needed renovation for properties eroded by the passage of time.
In this way, the floors, fences, planters, vegetation, automatic irrigation, and lighting were all renewed.
The result is astonishing, not only aesthetically but also in providing the terrace with a level of privacy it previously lacked. Additionally, all the work contributed significantly to reducing maintenance and water expenses.


A little something different today. I wanted to share with you one of my absolute favourite facebook pages. Vintage Toronto posts incredible photos (daily!) of Toronto from the 1800's on. Lots of then and now pics of various Toronto communities. Thank you Lyndsey for introducing me.
Building the street car tracks on Bay St. (around 1918-20)


Facilities Management announces that it will conduct road repaving at two locations during Spring break from March 6 to March 10.
The main Clayton State boulevard entrance from North Lee to the four-way stop sign at Athletics - Laker Hall crossing will be closed, weather permitting, on March 6 for 3 days. Both inbound and outbound directions will be closed. Detour signs will direct vehicle traffic to alternative entrances at Simpson Drive and Caldwell Drive. Additional, tree removal for two pine trees at Clayton State Blvd. in the road work zone is scheduled in order to remove tree roots from the road.
The second location for road repaving is Snelling Drive--the road stretch from Facilities Management building to Cooling tower will be done by a different contractor, but during the same time period as Clayton State Blvd. repaving, weather permitting. The road closure will be coordinated by flagman at this portion of the road.


Feb. 2 Public Meeting for K-96 Improvements Project
Date - Feb. 02, 2023
Time - 5:00pm to 7:00pm
Public Comment Period - Feb. 02, 2023 to Mar. 03, 2023
The public was invited to attend the open house style meeting any time between 5:00 and 7:00 p.m. to review proposed project details and speak with project staff. A formal presentation began at 6:00 p.m.
Learn about the project and provide feedback on design alternatives.
The K-96 Improvements Project team is excited to share proposed design concepts for the K-96 corridor. This project is upgrading the freeway between the I-135 Interchange and I-35, including expanding the highway from 4 to 6 lanes, and improving seven interchanges: Hillside, Oliver, Woodlawn, Rock, Webb, Greenwich, and 21st. The project will enhance safety, improve capacity, provide travel time reliability and relieve congestion to keep Kansans moving.
Public meeting materials will be available online from February 2 through March 3, 2023: https://www.k96improvements.com/open-house
For more information, questions, or to request special accommodations such as language interpretation and/or ASL services for the public meeting, please contact the K-96 Improvements Project team by emailing email@example.com or calling (316)290-9691.
Who to Contact
K-96 Improvements Project Manager


Boulder City Council Hearing on Sister City, August 23rd
When: Thursday, August 23rd, 6 - 8 pm Where: Boulder Municipal Building, 1777 Broadway Boulder City Council hearing on making Ramat HaNegev a sister city. This would be an Israeli-Boulder Sister City. Signup time for speakers begins at 5 pm and will end when the meeting starts at approximately 6:15-6:30 pm. You must be present to signup.


LNP pledge to upgrade Monto-Mount Perry road
THE LNP have today promised $5 million dollars to upgrade the Monto-Mount Perry road if elected.
In addition they've also promised $500,000 towards security cameras for the electorate.
LNP Candidate for Callide Colin Boyce announced his party's promise in Mulgildie alongside mayor Rachel Chambers, Councillor Paul Lobegeier and deputy mayor Faye Whelan.
Colin Boyce said this project formed part of the LNP's $500 million dollar Royalties for Regions program.
"This commitment recognises the importance of improving the quality and safety of this crucial regional link,” Mr Boyce said.
"Instead of sitting around and talking about building infrastructure like Annastacia Palaszczuk, who has done nothing, the LNP has put its money where its mouth is and will actually deliver this vital upgrade.
North Burnett Regional Council mayor Rachel Chambers said the funding was greatly appreciated.
"For a council and community who have pushed and pushed for our infrastructure to be recognised as vital pieces of QLD's economic puzzle, the recent announcements have been very appreciated and well received,” Cr Chambers said.


Update 16 May 2022
We are renewing sections of wastewater pipe in Hania Street, Mt Victoria, Wellington. This work will take approximately 10 weeks from:
23 May to 29 July 2022
Hours of work 8am and 5pm, Monday to Saturday
Occasionally our contractor may need to access private properties to locate wastewater laterals. There may also be some occasions when access to properties is restricted during working hours. We're working closely with affected residents to ensure they're informed in advance and any concerns addressed.
Work areas will be fenced off, and sections of Hania Street will be under no-thoroughfare traffic management at times. There will also be some restrictions to on-street parking in the area, and we ask you to please not park your vehicle within coned areas. This helps maintain safety and minimise any disruption, enabling us to get our work done as quickly as possible.


VIDEO: Water gushes down busy Clarence street
ARGYLE Street, Maclean has been transformed into a small river after a water pipe burst just after 9am Wednesday morning.
Water began flowing from the entrance to the Maclean IGA carpark with one witness saying it was creating a sinkhole.
Fortunately, a work crew from Council Valley Council arrived shortly after, shutting off the supply of water and commencing immediate repairs.
It's understood the water supply will be reconnected by the afternoon.


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Welcome to La Grange Park! With vibrant businesses that offer a variety goods and services to nearly 15,000 residents, La Grange Park is the perfect location to establish your own unique business. Read on to learn more about how the Village can assist your business in being successful in our community.
Commercial Revitalization Committee (CRC)
The CRC was created in 2011 to develop recommendations for the Village Board's consideration for commercial revitalization and economic development efforts in the La Grange Park community. The CRC is made up of Village staff and Village Trustees, which work closely with the La Grange Park Chamber of Commerce. The CRC meets on an as-needed basis. Residents and businesses are encouraged to attend the meetings to provide input and share their ideas with the Committee.


Liquiforce, on behalf of Halifax Water, will be undertaking wastewater (sewer) system work on Chebucto Road beginning Saturday, September 2nd at 6:00pm.
One lane of Chebucto Road from Clinton Avenue to the Armdale Roundabout will be closed beginning Saturday evening at 6pm until Sunday September 3rd, at 12pm (mid-day). One lane of traffic will be maintained in both directions.
Sidewalks will remain open.
Experienced traffic control personnel will be on-site to ensure smooth traffic flow around the work zone. On site personnel will also maintain communication with local residents and businesses to help minimize disruption.
Motorists are asked to use alternate routes and to expect delays. Motorists are also reminded that speed fines double in work zones.
We apologize for any inconvenience this necessary infrastructure improvement work may cause.
For more information on Halifax Water please visit us on YouTube, or Twitter @HalifaxWater, or call our Customer Care Centre at 902-H20-WATR (902-420-9287).


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An uncontrolled intersection is
- an intersection not protected by a police officer.
- an intersection not controlled by a flashing red light.
- an intersection not protected by stop signs, yield signs, or traffic lights.
An intersection not protected by stop signs, yield signs, or traffic lights is called an "uncontrolled intersection." At an uncontrolled intersection, you should slow down and prepare to stop if necessary.
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Warm Shell Price:Rs 6250 per sq ft
Car parking: 5L.
Estimated Rental : Rs 55 per sq ft
Total land area 8.5 acres
Total 3 blocks (2 are G+9 floors, 1 is G+12 floors) + 1 Multi Level Car block
Parking facilities 1897 number of cars and adequate space provided for two- wheelers
Connectivity Graphite India Main Road
The landscaping and green area will cover 8,306 m2
Total number of occupancy = 9400 persons including visitors.
An office space in IT park is available for sale in Graphite India road which is having a build up area of 1500 sq ft and in any multiples above it.
Site Area: 8.05 acres
Saleable area: 10,54,655 sft
Buildings: 3 Office Blocks and 1 MLCP
Building 1 area: 3,70,995 sft (12 floors)
Building 2 area: 3,32,165 sft (9 floors)
Building 3 area: 3,51,495 sft (9 floors)


Concrete barriers and blocks are a tremendously effective method of securing your property against access by unauthorised trespassers.
Concrete barriers are also regularly used to control traffic flow, access to construction sites, and the protection of roadworks. Whatever the reason for their use, their purpose is to protect the workforce on a given location and the passing public.
Other common uses of concrete barriers and blocks include:
- Earth retention and flood defence.
- The creation of storage bays for flammable goods.
- Counterbalance for heavy loads on cranes or trucks.
We also supply Concrete Jersey Barriers – heavy, interlocking concrete blocks which provide effective security while still being easily moved and re-positioned if your site layout changes.
Concrete blocks can be constructed to stand alone, interlock, allow drainage and more. Prime Secure can build and supply blocks in a wide variety of forms, so get in touch today on 0345 88 88 333 to tell us about your project and find out how concrete barriers or blocks can be best used to protect your site.
Prime Secure’s nationwide reach means we can usually supply our concrete barriers and blocks on a next-day-delivery service.
The weight of concrete barriers depends on the size of the block. Our lightest barrier weighs 500kg and our largest 4,700kg.
Our shortest concrete block is 40cm long, and our longest is 4 metres.
Concrete barriers and blocks can be moved in the same way they are delivered. Heavy lifting machinery like telehandlers, forklift trucks, and cranes can all be used to remove or reconfigure your blocks. We have the appropriate equipment at our disposal to deliver and collect our barriers, so get in touch if you’d like us to help move them for you.
We connect our barriers and blocks using high-tensile bolts and M24 threaded sockets. Concrete barriers can also be attached to roads and hard surfaces by utilising anchor plates, which are then bolted on to the bottom of the concrete barriers.
Of course, we supply a selection of Temporary Vertical Concrete Barriers (TVCBs) with specially designed grooves carved to turn them into anti-climb barriers. These systems are typically used to create an impenetrable security barrier around a site.
Longer barriers are constructed out of a series of concrete blocks, and we can arrange them in straight or curved lines.
Our biggest concrete barrier weighs in at 4.7 tonnes and 4m wide. We can also bolt together a series of Temporary Vertical Concrete Barriers (TVCBs) to construct a concrete barrier as long as you like.


SOMERSET COUNTY COUNCIL DISTRICT OF SEDGEMOOR PARISH OF STAWELL Temporary Closure of Stawell RoadNotice ID: BOU0851983
SOMERSET COUNTY COUNCIL DISTRICT OF SEDGEMOOR PARISH OF STAWELL Temporary Closure of Stawell Road TAKE NOTICE that in pursuance of Section 14(1) of the Road Traffic Regulations Act 1984, as amended by the Road Traffic (Temporary Restrictions) Act 1991, the County Council of Somerset have made an Order PROHIBITING ALL TRAFFIC from proceeding along Stawell Road from 65m west of the junction with Ford Lane, westwards for a distance of 10 metres. This order will enable Mike Boobyer Ltd to carry out foul water and storm water connection works in this road.
The Order becomes effective on 29 October 2018 and will remain in force for eighteen months. The works are expected to last for 12 days.
Please visit www.roadworks.org for further information on the alternative route.
For information about the works being carried out
please contact Mike Boobyer Ltd on 01823 690454.
Patrick Flaherty, Chief Executive Dated: 23 October 2018


More Traffic Circles, Please. I have been traveling around the Jacaranda roundabout every day since its opening two and one-half years ago, and I must say, I really like it. Most of the time, traffic flows easily. The few accidents that have occurred are not life-threatening as before and the energy savings are great. That traffic light of the past was a waste of time and gas. I’m ready for more traffic circles.
What about a roundabout at Pinebrook and Edmondson? It’s a very large intersection and with the future expansion of Pinebrook in Venice to Honore Avenue in Sarasota, it’s a perfect time to add another roundabout. I’m frustrated at Pinebrook and Edmondson waiting for the light to change — again, wasting time and gas. I’m ready for more traffic circles. How about you Venice?
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Kitbash3D – Steampunk
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ATTENTION RESIDENTS AND BUSINESS OWNERS IN THE VICINITY OF SEPULVEDA BL BETWEEN SEPULVEDA WAY AND CHURCH LN/OVADA PL
Removal of the temporary construction support beams to build the retaining wall along Sepulveda Bl between Sepulveda Way and Church Ln/Ovada Pl will resume on Monday, September 17, 2012. Backfill operations will also take place.
What: Temporary construction beam removal and backfill
When: Beam removal operations are anticipated to resume on Monday, September 17, 2012 through Friday, September 21, 2012. Backfill operations are anticipated to continue through Friday, October 5, 2012. Anticipated work hours are from 8pm to 6am.
Where: Sepulveda Bl between Sepulveda Way and Church Ln/Ovada Pl
What to expect:
- Access to residents and businesses will be maintained.
- Sepulveda Bl will be maintained with one lane in each direction.
- Some vibration is anticipated during the beam removal and backfill operations.
- Pedestrians will be rerouted to a safe area outside the construction zone.
- Emergency vehicle access will be maintained.


Claymore Homes Ltd has submitted a Proposal of Application Notice (POAN) to Aberdeenshire Council for a Residential Mixed-Use Development Comprising Circa 800 Residential Homes, a Local Neighbourhood Centre, Land reserved for Employment Purposes, a Primary School and a Possible Future Rail Halt, Associated Roads and Drainage Infrastructure, New Landscaping and Open Spaces and a Local Nature Reserve at Land at Inverugie Meadows, South Ugie, Peterhead.
From Monday 23rd August an online exhibition will be available to view at www.southugievillage.co.uk
Comments and feedback can be submitted using the online feedback form, by email to email@example.com or in writing to Halliday Fraser Munro, 8 Victoria Street, Aberdeen, AB10 1XB
ONLINE ENGAGEMENT EVENT
An online engagement event will be taking place through bookable sessions on Wednesday 1st September between 3pm and 7pm.
Should you wish to participate please email firstname.lastname@example.org no later than 5pm on Monday 30th August to book a time slot.
All comments and feedback on the consultation should be submitted by 5pm on Monday 13th September 2021.


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The West Fargo City Commission approved renewing the Neighborhood Revitalization Program during the April 4, 2022, meeting. This program is a partnership between the City of West Fargo and Gate City Bank to offer low interest loans and technical assistance to homeowners making major home improvements. Gate City Bank has once again set aside $2,000,000 for projects in West Fargo.
Owner occupied, single family homes valued at less than $250,000 and located north of I-94 within West Fargo municipal boundaries are eligible to apply. Projects with costs that range from $10,000 to $75,000 are eligible for a 10-year loan at a 2.25% interest rate or a 15-year loan at a 3% interest rate.
The Neighborhood Revitalization Program focuses on reinvesting in West Fargo’s older, aging neighborhoods – a key goal of the West Fargo 2.0 Comprehensive Plan.
The program is available for improvements that address code and structural corrections, energy improvements and general property improvements. Projects must include one of the following: foundation work, major exterior improvements, addition of bedroom or living space, major interior remodeling, replacement of major mechanical systems, conversion of a rental unit into an owner-occupied home, or sewer/water connection replacements.
Since 2019, over $280,000 in loans have been issued to 13 different projects. Application and more information can be found at https://www.westfargond.gov/894/Neighborhood-Revitalization-Program.


Supervisors to distribute funds for neighborhood projects
The Daily Progress Wednesday, May 10, 2017 at 10 p.m.
The Albemarle County Board of Supervisors plans on giving project funding to each of the Community Advisory Committee areas through the Neighborhood Improvements Funding Initiative.
At its meeting Wednesday night, the board directed staff to come back in June with funding allocation options to give each CAC area a share of the $1.4 million that will be used to support neighborhood-level improvement projects.
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Albemarle County Public Schools


May 21 2013 Latest news:
by Zjan Shirinian, News Editor
Tuesday, July 31, 2012
Tube stations across the borough are suffering severe delays after a fire alert at Leyton.
There is no service between Woodford and Liverpool Street and Newbury Park and Liverpool Street on the Central line.
As well as affecting Stratford – where the Olympic Park is – the delays also cover Gants Hill, Redbridge, Wanstead, South Woodford and Snaresbrook stations.
Transport for London has said London Underground tickets will be accepted on Greater Anglia and bus services.
But commuters have taken to social networking site Twitter saying buses are “so full” they are not stopping at Gants Hill station.
• Have you been affected by the delay? Tweet us @ilfordrecorder, call us on 020 8477 3806, or email email@example.com.


Applications are now being accepted for the Visalia Planning Commission. There is currently one seat available with the term beginning July 1, 2024, and ending June 30, 2026. One Planning Commissioner will complete their fourth and final term ending June 30, 2024, creating an opportunity for those interested in joining the Commission.
The Planning Commission makes recommendations to the City Council concerning land use, building, subdivisions, administers the Zoning Ordinance and handles matters that affect the growth and development of Visalia.
The Commission meets on the second and fourth Monday of each month at 7 p.m., additional work sessions and meetings may be scheduled to address specific matters. This position does require the filing of a Fair Political Practices Commission Conflict of Interest Form 700, the tool used by public officials to disclose their financial interests that may be affected by their public official decisions.
Recruitment for the open position on the Visalia Planning Commission will continue until Friday, March 8, 2024, at 5 p.m. The date and format of the interviews for Commission candidates will depend upon the number of applications received. Formal appointment to the Planning Commission by the Visalia City Council will occur on a yet to be determined date.
To apply, visit www.visalia.city/committees and fill out the online application or download the City of Visalia Committees and Commissions Handbook and complete the included application. Applications will be accepted until 5 p.m. Friday, March 8, 2024.
Completed hard copy applications may be mailed or dropped off in-person to the City Clerk’s office at City of Visalia Administration, 220 N. Santa Fe, Visalia, CA 93292 or via email to Michelle Nicholson at [email protected]. All applications must be received by the deadline.


1123 Nw 57th St Seattle, WA 98107
A diamond in the rough, value is in the land. Presently zoned single family residence, city has identified area for future urban development (LR2 Zoning) - Buyer to Verify. 3 bedroom & 1 bath home in the heart of Ballard on a quiet street, close to shopping and all the fun. Includes a full sized unfinished basement of 1,060 sq. ft. Located only two blocks off Market Street, with a walk score of 89. Home needs extensive TLC or hold for development. Pre-Inspection w/sewer scope available.
Interior Features Include:
Floor Type: Ceramic Tile, Vinyl, Wall to Wall Carpet
Exterior Features Include:
Acreage: 0.1100 Acres
Description Curbs, Paved Street, Sidewalk, Value in the Land
Square Feet 5000
Other Features Include:
Sewer: Sewer Connected
Listings provided courtesy of Northwest Multiple Listing Service (NWMLS). The three tree IDX icon refers to a listing provided by NWMLS.
Disclaimer: The information contained in this listing has not been verified by the owner of this website and should be verified by the buyer.


Pavement Conditions Index RFQ
AMATS is requesting submissions from qualified consultants for a two-year contract to analyze an estimated 890 centerline miles of pavement in the AMATS service area.
AMATS desires to develop a regionally comprehensive inventory of pavement data for roads eligible to receive federal funds through AMATS. The consultant will collect pavement condition data on all federal aid local roadways in the AMATS region and present it in the form of a Pavement Condition Index (PCI).
All interested consultants will submit four copies of the Letter of Interest (LoI) and an electronic copy by 4:30pm on Friday, September 9, 2022 to the following:
AMATS, Suite 1300
1 Cascade Plaza
Akron, OH 44308
330-375-2436 ext. 3569


A number of traffic calming measures are proposed for Englishcombe Lane. These are now out for comment. Notices will be posted during November. In the meantime if you have any comments please contact either Paul or Dine.
20mph Traffic Calming measures
STATEMENT OF REASONS FOR PROPOSING TO INSTALL SPEED TABLES
The Council in exercise of their powers under The Highways Act 1980 propose to install speed tables to slow vehicle speeds to an appropriate level for a 20mph road.This order is proposed so as to avoid danger to persons or other traffic using the road or to prevent the likelihood of any such danger arising.
Schedule 1 - Raised Tables Englishcombe Lane, Bath
Table 1 – centred 165m north east of its junction with Mount Road.
Table 2 – centred 52m east of its junction with Southdown Road.
Table 3 –centred 17m west of its junction with Stirtingale Road.
Table 4 – centred 272m east of its junction with Oak Avenue.
Table 5 – centred 104m west of its junction with Englishcombe Way.
Table 6 – centred 24m west of its junction with Westfield Close.


Old road work signs
Reported via Android in the Flytipping category anonymously at 00:13, Tuesday 12 January 2021
Sent to National Highways and Peterborough City Council less than a minute later
Around 3/4 flytipped road work stands. The signs have been collected and the stands have been left. Been there for ages. On the corner before entering the A1 northbound sliproad, and along the side of the sliproad. These need collecing by Highways England. The work finished ages ago. Doesn't make any sense to collect the signs but leave the empty stands.
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Town plans hearing on noise ordinance
HUDSON- After a few more clarifications, the selectmen will hold two public hearings on proposed changes to the noise ordinance.
The proposal calls for the ordinance to be amended to allow commercial contractors to do outdoor construction from 7 a.m.-7 p.m. Monday through Saturday only.
Currently, nighttime and Sunday work is allowed, but must not exceed the noise limits outlined in the ordinance.
One selectman, however, wanted to update some of the definitions in the ordinance, saying greater clarity was needed in the wording. That work will happen before the first public hearing.
The proposed change came about after a resident complained about a contractor using heavy equipment near his home on a Sunday.
Two public hearings will be held before any changes are made to the ordinance. The first hearing is tentatively scheduled for Jan. 11.


Engagement on the Broadway Subway Project has been underway for a number of years during the planning phases, and will continue throughout the duration of the project.
Currently, the team is working closely with local businesses, services, schools and residents. Future public engagement opportunities will be posted here. You can also register for our project e-newsletter to receive updates by email.
October – November 2019 Community meetings and Pop-up events
- October 28, 2019 at Fairview – VGH
- October 29, 2019 at Broadway – City Hall and at Arbutus
- October 30, 2019 at Kits Neighbourhood House
- November 2, 2019 at CityLab
- November 4, 2019 at Mount Pleasant
- November 5, 2019 at Emily Carr University of Art + Design
- November 6, 2019 at UBC and at Broadway station
- November 7, 2019 at Emily Carr University of Art + Design
Approximately 1,000 people attended, completing more than 220 comment forms. Click to view community meeting and event pop-up materials.
August 2019 Street Survey
In mid-August, representatives of the Broadway Subway Project asked people on the street and in busy areas about why they’ve come to the area, how they traveled there, and other related information.
July 2019 Launch of Business Survey
In July and August representatives went door-to-door and floor-to-floor along Broadway, 8th Avenue, 10th Avenue and cross streets between Kingsway and Vine to speak with local business managers and owners, gathering information to learn more about access, customers, product or services, and communications preferences.
To date, close to 2,000 surveys have been completed. Feedback is helping inform traffic and construction management and mitigation plans.
June 2019 Pop-Up at Main Street Car Free Day
Approximately 400 people stopped by our tent to view display boards, pick up an information card and talk to project representatives. Click to view event pop-up materials (*save and re-link)
December 2016 – July 2017 (TransLink)
- Planning Stage 1: December 2016 to February 2017
Information on the route and alignment was shared with stakeholders and the public.
- Planning Stage 2: May to July 2017
Stakeholders and the public provided input on construction considerations and mitigations, and station design features.
UBC Line Rapid Transit Study 2009-2012 (TransLink)
An evaluation of approximately 200 technology and route options was completed along with extensive stakeholder and public engagement.


Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg visits Chamberlain
CHAMBERLAIN, S.D. (Dakota News Now) - In Chamberlain, Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg toured the city’s municipal airport, one of the first terminals to receive a federal grant.
The city broke ground on the facility back in April.
The terminal will increase access for all users, including pheasant hunting outfitters, a key driver of economic impact in the area.
“We know that a community this size can take those dollars, those resources and use it to really shift and benefit the trajectory of the airport or the community as a whole. And that’s part of why I am out here. I’m trying to send a message that a project doesn’t have to be in the billions and a population doesn’t have to be in the millions in order to matter,” said Buttigieg.
Tuesday, Buttigieg is set to travel to the city of Salem to hear concerns of trucker safety before highlighting investments being made improve I-90.
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The reinforcement and restyling of the civic tower
Project: 500 pt
Experts: 0 pt
Utenti: 47 pt
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The 36-metre-high civic tower is one of Cherasco’s main monuments. The council carried out reinforcement work, including a new roof and the cleaning of the upper section.


Longest Table being held Sunday
Democrat staff writer
Join Tallahassee and Leon County officials for a meal and conversation from 5 to 7 p.m. on Sunday at the Longest Table.
This year's table, which is expected to accommodate more than 1,000 people, will stretch along FAMU Way between Wahnish Way and Pinellas Street. The initative, now in its second year, hopes to bring together residents from various backgrounds to build meaningful relationships. The free meal will be provided by locally owned caterers.
Parking is available in the area. A shuttle will be provided for people who park at state Garage C at the corner of Adams and Bloxham Streets.


Linden, NJ | Retail
The Legacy Square development had some unique challenges. In order to achieve the aesthetic look, comply with city requirements, and reduce costs as much as possible, EIFS became the only viable solution that fulfilled all three challenges. The full-wall installation of drainable EIFS and the integration of specialty EIFS finishes such as Wood Grain, Brick, and Metal along with traditional EIFS finishes, exceeded the design team's expectations and exemplified the flexibility and value of EIFS.
By utilizing EIFS, the design and construction team were able to comply with local ordinance requirements, install a code-compliant system, minimize the need for multiple trades, and ultimately save time and money. EIFS was the ultimate wall system value for this project.
Manufacturer: Master Wall, Inc.
Contractor: American Exteriors, LLC
Distributor: MD Wall Supply
Owner/Developer: Cypress Quities / Linden Development
General Contractor: Carlson Construction
Architect: Massa Multimedia Architecture


No water supply in these areas on January 27
Hyderabad: Water supply will be interrupted at some part of Hyderabad on January 27. The supply will be disrupted owing to the repair and maintenance work.
According to a statement released by the Hyderabad Metropolitan Fresh Water Supply & Sewerage Board (HMWSSB), on Thursday, due to repair work in Mylar Dev Palli Phase-2 of Jalamandali, fresh water supply would be impacted from 10 am to 6 pm.
The areas where water supply may be impacted include Shastripuram, Bandlaguda, Bhojagutta, Allabanda, Madhuban, Durga Nagar, Budvel, Suleman Nagar, Golden Heights, 9 no, Kismatpur, Gandham Guda and Dharmasai.
Citizens are requested to use water consciously.


The Highland City Council will hold a public hearing on February 5, 2019 at 7:00 pm, or as soon thereafter as possible, in the Highland City Council Chambers, 5400 West Civic Center Dr, Highland, UT.
Council will receive public comments concerning the following:
For more information or special accommodation to
participate in the meeting, please contact the Highland City Recorder at (801)
772-4505 Monday through Thursday between the hours of 7:30 am and 6:00
- A Conditional Use Permit for
property located at approximately 5600 West 10400 North for a community
PUBLIC IS INVITED TO PARTICIPATE IN ALL CITY COUNCIL MEETINGS.
PUBLISHED IN THE DAILY HERALD
Sunday, January 20, 2019