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Could Chelsea make more summer signings? Antonio Conte seems to think so.
Alvaro Morata assisted Chelsea's first and scored the second, as they defeated Everton at Stamford Bridge.
Mourinho accepts Stamford Bridge is no longer a lucky ground for him as he prepares for Chelsea return.
Chelsea have submitted plans to redevelop Stamford Bridge into a 60,000-seater stadium.


The Jackson County Planning Board approved construction of the 38-home Solitude Development in Cullowhee in August 2016, but following concern over the ridge top development contained the plan, the developer returned this month with a revised plan containing only 33 homes — none of them to be built on a ridge top.
After years of debate and meetings and public input, Jackson County’s steep slope ordinance is complete.
Jackson County commissioners are going to pass a smart steep slope ordinance that will help as this region shakes off the devastating effects of the recent recession.
Commissioners are expected to pass a revised steep slope ordinance that will weaken the threshold from 30 to a 35 percent slope for the ordinance to kick in. While this change essentially does indeed weaken the ordinance, things could have been much worse, so Jackson is to be commended for the stance it’s taking.
“All OK — but it could be better” seemed to be the message from a report the Jackson County Board of Commissioners ordered after suspicion surfaced this spring that the county’s Permitting and Code Enforcement Department wasn’t adequately carrying out the responsibilities it’s tasked with.
After a three-year saga of writing and rewriting and elections and public hearings, Jackson County is likely to adopt a revised version of its 2007 steep slope ordinance at the Nov. 5 commissioner meeting.
After two years of revisions, hearings and public debate, Jackson County’s steep slope ordinance is now approaching the finish line with a final public hearing scheduled for 6:15 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 20, at the Jackson County Administration Building in Sylva.
The final public hearing in the two-year-old saga of revisions to Jackson County’s steep slope ordinance was all set to take place Sept. 22, but last week county commissioners decided to cancel the hearing and reschedule for a later date.
Jackson County’s steep slope ordinance made one last stop at the planning board before heading to a public hearing, but it went out with a bang as some members took issue with the version commissioners would ultimately consider for adoption.
Questions about how well the Jackson County Permitting and Code Enforcement Department has been executing its responsibilities prompted commissioners to unanimously approve a fixed $15,350 audit contract last week with the national firm Benchmark Planning.
Jackson County Commissioners were upset to discover last week that no one’s been enforcing the county’s mountain and hillside development ordinance for more than two years.


Bridger Street, Sandown
Bridger Street, 1898 map
Bridger Street, Sandown - the old name for the part of St. John's Road, between Leeds Street and High Street. The 1909 map shows it as part of St. John's Road.
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What Needs a Permit?
For most types of construction work a 'building permit' or a 'decision notice' is required before any construction related activities can commence on site. If you are planning renovations or new structures outdoors, you will probably require the approval of a building certifier.
What needs a permit?
If you plan to construct or undertake any of the following, you MUST get a permit:
- Swimming pools (above and in ground) and their fences
- Spas and their fences (if not in a bathroom)
- Garden and lawn lockers
- A deck
- Shade sails
- Patios, pergolas, carports, verandas
- Shipping containers (not short-term use, e.g. greater than 3 months)
- Retaining walls greater than 1m in height
- Fences over 2m high
- Detached signs higher than 2m or wider than 1.2m
More information can be located on our Building Guidelines and Fact Sheets page or if you are planning on constructing any of the above, or have any questions regarding permits please contact Council on 1300 878 001.


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Pretty amazing work by Mark Evans of Michigan. Recommend you pull up our region and see where those millions of trips a day are going to and coming from. Who knows what these bursts will look like in 5 years let alone 25. The colored dots burst out and then back into the cores of these regions. It’s hypnotic and fun.
- Seattle Times: Sound Transit faces a $11.5 billion shortfall. Now what’s it going to do?
- Washington State DOT’s Ultra High-Speed Ground Transportation Business Case Analysis (UHSGT) is a promotional brochure riddled with serious errors and misstatements
- Puget Sound Business Journal – Opinion: Light rail expansion isn’t what our region needs post-Covid
- KOMO News: First Avenue South Bridge to be repaired, causing longer commutes in West Seattle


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Townsville City Council's Live. Explore.Grow publication provides residents with information about Council projects, events and activities happening throughout the city.
The August edition of Council's community magazine features the 2022/23 Budget, Council projects including an update on the Lansdown Eco-Industrial Precinct, the Horseshoe Bay Rehabilitation Project, long-term water security plans and much more!
Stay tuned for our Christmas edition later this year!


15 October–26 October 2018: Nightwork on M7 Motorway, Horsley Park, Middleton Grange and Prestons (northbound)
Traffic changes including shoulder, slow lane and fast lane closures, and speed reductions will be in place on the M7 motorway between 8pm and 5am on the following nights and northbound locations as M7 crews carry out planned asphalting work, weather permitting.
Quarterly toll price adjustment from 1 October 2018
A quarterly toll adjustment will take effect from 1 October 2018 to 31 December 2018 on the Westlink M7 motorway.
Night work and intermittent stoppages on the M7 Motorway, Rooty Hill
3 September 2018 – 13 September 2018
Traffic changes including lane closures, speed reductions and intermittent stoppages will be in place on the M7 Motorway, Rooty Hill, from 11pm to 5am on Tuesday 11 September 2018 (weather permitting) as Transport for NSW contractors carry out planned work to remove electricity poles and overhead wires.
M4/M7 Interchange Ramp Closures, Eastern Creek
Westlink M7 is carrying out planned maintenance work in the M4/M7 Interchange, between 9pm and 5am from Sunday 19 August 2018 to Wednesday 22 August 2018 (weather permitting).
Night work on M7 motorway and M7 shared path, Cecil Hills (southbound)
Westlink M7 is carrying out night work on the M7 motorway and M7 shared path to repair a section of uneven surface on the M7 shared path, at Cecil Hills. We will be working between 8pm and 5am on Monday 30 July 2018.
Westlink M7 Blacktown Running Festival 2018
The annual Westlink M7 Blacktown Running Festival will be held on Sunday 29 July 2018.
Night work on M7 Motorway, Glendenning (southbound)
Westlink M7 is carrying out night work on the M7 motorway, southbound at Glendenning, to replace a section of Noise Wall panels. Our work area is approximately 800 metres south of the Richmond Road Interchange.
Night work on M7 Motorway, Rooty Hill (northbound)
Westlink M7 is carrying out planned maintenance work on the M7 motorway to replace faulty traffic loops, approximately 500 metres south of the Woodstock Avenue bridge, Rooty Hill.
Westlink M7 Proactive Speed Limit Trial, Bella Vista to Baulkham Hills
Westlink M7 is trialling a speed limit reduction strategy aimed at proactively increasing road safety and trip reliability for motorists on the eastbound approach to the M2 motorway, during the morning workday peak.


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A contract and specification for the erection of a bridge on Mill Road, New Plymouth. June 1924.
Folder. Contract and specification for a bridge on Mill Road, New Plymouth. June 1924. Includes a blueprint locality map and engineering plan of bridge.
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I am absolutely incensed at the gall of Mayor Bradley and his " . . . array of civic leaders . . . " who have taken it upon themselves to declare Los Angeles as the home to immigrants with the plan to erect the West Coast Gateway in the heart of our fair city.
This is a gross display of flexing bureaucratic muscles to capture headlines and falsely presumes the pretext of speaking for their constituents.
If anything, this monument should be erected in the honor of Los Angeles natives and long-time residents who have quietly sat by and witnessed our parks, golf courses, schools, residential neighborhoods, and businesses being taken over by these immigrants the mayor and his cronies now wish to memorialize.
I believe this is one issue on which our mayor and local politicians would sound out the true feelings of their constituents before launching this project.


Popular Hill Cemetery, which is located on South Dixie Drive, was established on October 28, 1895. It became a municipal cementery in 1968 when the general area was annexed by the City of Vandalia. The cemetery is now maintained by the city's Public Works and Parks Department. The cemetery records of ownership and burials are kept on file in the Development & Engineering Services Department.
Additional information including tombstone inscriptions in Montgomery County, Ohio Cemetery Inscriptions. Volume VII, Butler Township.
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June 25, 2015
CONTACT: Marcia McAllister
DULLES CORRIDOR METRORAIL PROJECT
Lane Closures Tonight, June 25, 2015
Construction activities will take place overnight on Thursday, June 25, causing lane closures on the Dulles Toll Road (DTR) and Autopilot Drive at Dulles International Airport.
All work is weather dependent and subject to change.
Dulles Toll Road (DTR) East
When: Thursday, June 25 - Friday, June 26, 10 p.m. to 5 a.m.
What: Left lane closed
Where: From mile marker 1.8 to 2.5 (from 6/10 mile past the Route 28 overpass to the Centreville Road overpass)
Why: Construction entrance acceleration/deceleration lane
When: Thursday, June 25 - Friday, June 26, 8 p.m. to 5 a.m.
What: Ramp narrows, left and right side
Where: Along the ramp to the eastbound DTR from southbound Route 28
Why: Jack and bore operations
When: Thursday, June 25 - Friday, June 26, 9 p.m. to 5 a.m.
What: Right lane closed
Where: Northbound Autopilot Drive from about 540 feet north of the intersection with Rudder Road to Cockpit Court (near Avis)
Why: Utility work
A 24/7 Hotline is available for Dulles Corridor Metrorail Project Phase 2 construction-related issues: 844-385-7245. For general project information: www.dullesmetro.com


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Highway 169 circle ditched
By Kevin Hanson -The Courier-Herald
There will be no roundabout around here.
Caving in to public outcry and legislative pressure, the state Department of Transportation has called off its plans to build a roundabout on an increasingly busy stretch of highway just north of Enumclaw. A letter acknowledging that fact was issued Thursday afternoon, directed to 31st District lawmakers.
Citing safety issues, the DOT quietly began designing a roundabout for the intersection of state Route 169 and Southeast 416th Street. A roundabout replaces a traditional intersection with a circular pathway where all must slow down to navigate; the traffic-calming device is meant to eliminate serious, high-speed accidents.
The idea sparked plenty of controversy on the Plateau. Some simply didn't like the idea, claiming it would be tough for large rigs to navigate, while others were steamed that the DOT began such a project without seeking public opinion.
Among those leading the opposition were state Rep. Christopher Hurst and state Sen. Pam Roach; each appeared at a DOT-sponsored open house at the Enumclaw Expo Center, rallying the public with assurance they would fight the roundabout plan.
Formal opposition also came in the form of a letter from the Citizens Alliance for Property Rights. The letter was drafted by Steve Hammond, president of the alliance with assistance from Hurst.
The battle plan paid dividends, according to a letter issued by Lorena Eng, the Northwest regional administrator for the DOT. Her note was directed to Hurst and Roach, along with state Rep. Dan Roach, the legislative trio that represents the Enumclaw area in Olympia.
“All three of you and Governor Gregoire's office contacted WSDOT recently regarding our plans to improve safety on SR 169 at SE 416th Street,” Eng wrote. “After hearing comments from you and other local residents, I have put all work on the roundabout option on hold. We will continue to evaluate other options that will address the safety issues at the intersection.”
In a telephone interview Thursday, Hurst said he had met with Gov. Chris Gregoire and her staff, soliciting their high-level help in fighting the unpopular plan.


Governor Ikpeazu of Abia state has turned Aba the Enyimba city and the SME capital of Nigeria into a project site.
Aba a city which lost its glory due to neglect from past administrations to face the challenges and decayed infrastructural situation of the town is now facing a serious Infrastructural rejuvenation by the administration of Dr. Okezie Victor Chibuikem Ikpeazu, from our last count more than 70 roads have been constructed in Aba under the administration of Dr. Okezie Ikpeazu an administration that met one motorable road in Aba out of 489 roads.
Today we look at the infrastructural punches of Governor Ikpeazu going on in Aba which includes, Ngwa road, Ohanku, obohia, Abayi umueze, immaculate, Emelogu, etc
It is said that the Governor have performed and is performing more than his predecessors put together.
According to the Governor and I quote “No more Dubai roads in Abia again”


The Urban League of Greater Chattanooga is participating in “Art in the Neighborhoods”, a matching grant initiative funded by the Lyndhurst Foundation and administered through the City of
The sculpture is twenty feet tall and has been installed outside of the Urban League on
The sculpture is called “Family Revolution” and celebrates the new found pride seen in the ML King neighborhood. The sculpture was dedicated on September 10. with a celebration involving community members, arts advocates, Urban League staff and young professionals association members.
“Family Revolution” will be on view through December 2010, with the Urban League accepting donations to purchase the piece. Donate here. Be sure to put "Family Revolution" in the comments section. The Urban League is a non-profit organization and all funds for this project will go toward the purchase of art.
This project is part of Public Art Chattanooga which is managed by the City’s Department of Parks and Recreation. For more information about Public Art Chattanooga, call


Whatever you need to get the development moving we are here to sort it! Remediation is only a small part of the works required to prepare a site for development and we regularly encompass a wider scope of works to facilitate development. This can include groundworks, civil engineering, foundations, infrastructure and drainage works for residential and non-residential schemes, we can offer a full contracting service, either independently of, or integrated with, other enabling, demolition and remediation works. We have highly experienced professionals leading the groundworks team to deliver projects reliably, on programme and with an emphasis on quality and safety. We are ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and OHSAS 18001 accredited and have been providing an integrated contracting solution including groundworks since 2000.
We are particularly effective when we can combine enabling and remediation packages to save both costs and programme. Some examples of where we have achieved this can be seen in our enabling works project examples.
We have extensive experience and believe that early contractor involvement is an important part of scheme delivery. We will work with you and your design team to identify cost savings, alternative designs and value engineering opportunities before delivering a professional and well managed project. Allow us to explore the potential for cost saving by integrating Groundworks with remediation or other enabling works, and you will see the advantages of working with VertaseFLI.
Some examples of recent enabling works for our development clients:
- Bulk earthworks
- Ground improvement via Rolling Dynamic Compaction
- Pile Cap and Ground Beam Excavations to reduce need for removal of asbestos contaminated soils
- Utility diversion
- Ponds and Swales for residential development
- Levy, Headwall and outfall for flood protection scheme
- Residential, commercial and industrial foundation solutions
- Gas protection on residential development
- Roads and sewers
- Restoration Landscaping
- Provision of public amenity residential development
- Deep basement excavation
- Criblock retaining structures
- Gabion retaining structures


New Mural and Completion of Major Concrete
We are happy to announce that we have replaced the construction perimeter fence with a mural that includes vibrant color and expressive faces along Mercer Street. We hope that you’ve been enjoying the new mural! The mural design and painting was done by locals artists that go by the names of They Drift, Ksra and Zaeos.
There has been quite a bit of activity and progress at the site over the last couple of weeks. The majority of the concrete work has been completed including both below grade parking levels and the first floor commercial spaces. The balance of the concrete work for residential level 2 will be on Tuesday, May 7th and the first section of the residential level 3 will be completed on May 17th. Completion of this work is a major milestone which will allow the wood framing to begin. The wood framing is scheduled to start on May 22nd and you will see lumber deliveries coming to the site.
On Friday, 5/10 and Saturday, 5/11, Seattle Public Utilities (SPU) will be connecting the domestic water, fire and irrigation lines and 3rd Ave will be closed from 7:00 am to 4:00 pm on Friday, 5/10 and from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm on Saturday, 5/11. Drivers will still be able to access the Seattle Center parking garage entrance from Mercer St. We received notice from SPU that the work scheduled this weekend will not require a water shut-down; however, it’s likely that a shut-down will be scheduled by SPU in the future to complete the work on the water line. In the event a water shut-down is required, we have been informed that SPU will make every effort to schedule the shut-down early in the morning so that it minimizes disruption to neighbors and local businesses.


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May 3, 2013 1:00PM – Zionsville Redevelopment Commission Special Meeting
Location: Zionsville Town Hall – Community Room
MEETING DOCUMENTS: 5/3/2013 Zionsville Redevelopment Commission Special Meeting Documents
OF A SPECIAL MEETING OF
Public notice is hereby given that a Special Meeting of the Zionsville Redevelopment Commission has been scheduled for Friday, May 3, 2013 at 1:00 p.m. in the Zionsville Town Hall Community Room, 1100 West Oak Street, Zionsville, Indiana. Please note that this is a rescheduling of the Special Meeting of the Redevelopment Commission that had been scheduled for Monday, April 29, 2013 but was cancelled due to a lack of a quorum of the Commission.
Please note that a quorum of the Zionsville Town Council may be in attendance at the meeting
Edward J. Mitro
Zionsville Town Manager


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Class A multifamily development opportunity (zoned for high density multi-family). Located near major retailers including Walmart, Cardenas, Big 5 Sporting Goods, The Home Depot, Best Buy, CarMax, Petsmart, 99¢ Only, Residence Inn, and Courtyard by Marriott. A portion of APN 949-670-009. Three-way signalized intersection (future four-way). Located at highly trafficked entrance to Murrieta Retail Corridor and Murrieta Business Park. Easy access to Interstates 15 and 215.
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(Yicai Global) Nov. 30 -- A Chinese construction company has won the bid for the main stadium project of the 2022 FIFA World Cup Qatar. The contract has a total value of QAR2.8 billion (USD754 million).
Once completed, Lusail Stadium -- the construction project China Railway Construction International Group Co. has secured -- will accommodate over 92,000 viewers and form the venue for such key events as the opening and closing ceremonies of the World Cup, as well as the finals, Xinhua News Agency reported.
Qatar plans to invest a combined USD110 billion in infrastructure to sponsor the 2022 FIFA World Cup. This includes railways, roads, airports and stadiums, Qatar media report.


The Roslyn Harbor Board of Trustees recently passed a law amendment regarding the amount of time that commercial landscapers can work in the village on Saturdays. The new amendment will only allow landscapers to work between the hours of 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. on Saturdays, reducing the time by three hours.
The number of complaints about the excessive noise from landscaping equipment prompted the Board of Trustees to vote on this law amendment, which was ultimately approved 3-0 during the last meeting. The law previously allowed commercial landscaping between the hours of 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. on Saturdays. This new law amendment will only apply to commercial landscaping work, not to residents who do their own landscaping.
During the week, commercial landscaping in Roslyn Harbor is allowed between the hours of 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. with no commercial landscaping being performed at all on Sundays.
Other villages in the surrounding areas have similar restrictions regarding the number of hours commercial landscaping can take place on Saturdays. The Village of Roslyn allows commercial landscaping from the hours of 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., although leaf blowers are banned from use on Saturdays. East Hills allows landscaping from 9 a.m. to sundown, but places a restriction on the use of lawn mowers from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Roslyn Estates only allows landscaping between the hours of 9:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. on Saturdays.
These laws were created to maintain peace and quiet in the neighborhood, specifically on weekends. The Roslyn News reached out to Mayor Louis Badolato, but did not receive a comment by press time.


The Upper West Side’s stepchild is so perpetually overlooked that many don’t even know where it is. (For the record, it runs from Broadway to Central Park, and from 96th Street to 110th Street.) But the nabe is slowly sloughing off its anonymity, in part thanks to the five glassy buildings that comprise Columbus Square. The still-expanding behemoth is responsible for 710 rentals, two schools, and over 500,000 square feet of retail space, some occupied by stores that are, for better or worse, suburban-mall in flavor. Its construction was a battle royale, with many locals fearing a loss of authenticity and affordability—and some locals have yet to embrace the transformation (the new Whole Foods can’t have helped). But the metamorphosis continues apace, inching north along Amsterdam Avenue, which, in Buca Brick Oven Pizza and the upcoming American bistro The Neighborhood, will have more buzzy restaurants than these parts have seen in years—if ever.


KOBE — Local citizens’ groups said Wednesday they will canvass residents door-to-door next month in order to determine once and for all whether people want a Kobe airport.
This decision by antiairport activists, who had been badly split on strategy following City Hall’s rejection of a plebiscite proposal last year, came one day after the Transport Ministry gave final approval for the airport.
Construction of an artificial island in Kobe harbor, on which the single-runway, domestic airport is to be built, could begin as early as mid-
September, Kobe officials said.
Although local officials declared that the last remaining obstacle to the airport had been cleared, citizens’ groups opposed to the project said they would survey all residents in and around Kobe to determine how much support the airport really has. “From July 11 to Aug. 8, we will go door-to-door and have stands set up in shopping arcades and pass out ballots, asking people whether they are for or against the airport. We will ask Kobe residents and those living in towns right beside Kobe,” said Yasushi Hirata, the head of the largest antiairport group.
“The Transport Ministry once said the airport should only be carried out if it has the will of local residents. By taking an informal vote, we can find out once and for all just how much support the project has,” Hirata said.
Last fall, Hirata’s group and several others amassed 350,000 signatures, including 310,000 from eligible voters, or one-third the total, calling for a plebiscite on the issue.
But after the city assembly turned down the proposal in December by a vote of 51 to 19, the opposition split into several groups, each with differing views on what strategy to pursue.
Partially because of the disagreements, of the 15 city council candidates who campaigned against the airport for the election in April, only four won.
Various local media polls taken since the January 1995 earthquake have shown that anywhere between 70 percent and 80 percent oppose the airport. Many of those opposed feel the city should spend money on assisting the quake survivors and on social welfare facilities.
There are also concerns that Kobe, which will issue 210 billion yen in bonds to pay for the project, will go bankrupt. The city has 3 trillion yen in outstanding bonds, or 2 million yen per resident — the largest ratio for any major city in Japan.
Kobe airport is scheduled to open in 2005. By 2010, city officials predict the airport will have injected 360 billion yen into the local economy and provided direct or indirect employment for over 27,000 people.


We want to help relieve the financial barriers to starting community gardens. In February, 2017, we opened applications for support groups who wish to start or expand their community garden in DuPage County. To be eligible, a portion of what is grown in the garden must be donated to a DuPage area food pantry.
In 2018, after a successful pilot year, we will be continuing our Community Gardening Program, and will be choosing another 5 new organizations to establish or expand a community garden in their chosen area. For more information please email [email protected].


Virginia is considering extending the Express Lanes by 11 miles, from where they currently end in Springfield, through Alexandria, over the Woodrow Wilson Bridge, to the Route 210 interchange in Maryland.
The Virginia Department of Transportation’s I-495 Southside Express Lanes Study, which began last year, is contemplating a variety of options to deal with typically heavy weekday traffic. According to VDOT, the heaviest traveled segment is between U.S. Route 1 in Alexandria and Interstate 295 at the Wilson Bridge.
When the Wilson Bridge was rebuilt in the early 2000s, space was preserved on the bridge decks for future projects.
Among the study’s potential configurations across the bridge are two express lanes in each direction or one lane for rapid bus or Metrorail if the system were extended to the National Harbor area.
Two public meetings are being held this week: Tuesday, a virtual public meeting will be held from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., with details on how to attend available on VDOT’s website.
Wednesday, an in-person meeting will be held at Oxon Hill High School from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
Since the Beltway also travels through Maryland, VDOT is coordinating the study with the Maryland Department of Transportation State Highway Administration, as well as the Federal Highway Administration.
According to VDOT’s timeline, a decision on whether or not to build the lanes will come in late 2024.
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CITY OF PEORIA: Pavement Repairs Scheduled for N. Big Hollow Road from July 10-13
City of Peoria issued the following announcement on July 9.
On Tuesday, July 10th, the northbound lane of N.Big Hollow Road will be closed intermittently beginning at 7:00a.m. for pavement repairs between Northland and Arbor Drive which will also impact Glen Hallow. Upon completion,repair work will then begin on the southbound lane, for the same area,cuasing intermittent closures. These repairs are expected to last through July 13th, weather permitting.
Motorists are encourage to use caution regarding work crews and signage. For more information, contact Sie Maroon at 309/494-8850.
Original source can be found here.


The following is a list of anticipated construction projects requiring lane closures on the West Virginia Turnpike during the week of August 15th through 18th. The major paving and construction work will take place at night between the hours of 6 PM to 6 AM. Except in rare or unforeseen instances, there are no paving or lane closures during the summer on Fridays (after 6 AM), Saturdays or Sundays (before 6 PM).
Chelyan Toll Plaza to Marmet – Mile marker 83.43 to 89.68 Northbound
Chelyan to Rest Area 69 – Mile marker 84 to 69 Southbound
Near Sharon – Mile marker 78 to 79 Northbound and Southbound
Between Kanawha City and Marmet – Mile marker 93 to 90 Southbound
Near Pax – Mile marker 53 Southbound
Between Mabscott and Pax – Mile marker 43 to 52 Northbound
Near Ghent Toll Plaza – Mile marker 29.5 to 30.1 Northbound and Southbound
Near I-64/77 split – Mile marker 37 to 38.5 Northbound
Gardner – Mile marker 13.5 to 14 Northbound
Mill and Pave work Turnpike-wide both Northbound in various locations (Night Work)
Please visit our website at www.wvturnpike.com
for a complete list of construction projects throughout the summer.


Revamped area outside St Michael’s Church, Stamford, is officially opened
A ceremony has been held to reopen the revamped area outside St Michael’s Church in the centre of Stamford.
The project, spearheaded by Stamford Urban Group and the Stamford Civic Society, has seen paving either relaid or replaced, a new pathway created, new turf laid and new benches installed.
The churchyard is a popular spot for shoppers and those who live and work in the town centre to take a seat and a enjoy a break.
Addressing guests at the event on Thursday, Stamford Urban Group member Graddon Rowlands said the official opening marked the culmination of many months of work.
He thanked those involved with the project – including mayor John Dawson, town clerk Patricia Stuart-Mogg, contractor Precision Landscapes and anonymous donors who funded new gates bearing the town’s coat of arms, and a hawthorn tree.
Mr Rowlands said: “We hope you will agree it is a substantial improvement on what was here before.”
The bulk of the funding for the project came from the Harry Skells Trust – set up with proceeds from the estate of former town councillor Harry Skells who died in 1955.
Councillor Dawson said: “Harry Skells was a generous benefactor and his money was invested wisely.
“Without him, there would have a been a shop or two on this site many years ago.
“Everyone involved in this project and others – town councillors, the urban group, Skells Trust, the civic society – give up their time for free and the town is all the better for it.”


Grass verges damaged
Reported via desktop in the Pavement Defect category anonymously at 10:40, Wednesday 10 March 2021
Sent to Bristol City Council less than a minute later
Grass verges being used for parking by residents/large construction vehicle now in poor condition causing lots of mud/dirt over road surface/pavements
A new enquiry has been raised for this issue.
Posted by Bristol City Council at 10:40, Wednesday 10 March 2021
This enquiry has been referred to another team for action. They will provide further updates on the issue in due course.
Posted by Bristol City Council at 14:50, Monday 12 April 2021
This Fix My Street enquiry has been automatically closed.
State changed to: Closed
Posted by Bristol City Council at 00:05, Monday 3 May 2021
This report is now closed to updates. You can make a new report in the same location. Please reference 2598805 in your new report if it is an update on this one.


Here it is, in all it’s glory.. Ordinance 2012-1, the City of Port Washington, WI Beekeeping Ordinance.
As soon as the Neighborhood Notification Form (NNF-1) is completed, I will post it.
As I said, we are pleased with it, find it very workable, and are extremely grateful for the time, energy and consideration that went into researching and drafting the ordinance.
This is what a bee-friendly ordinance looks like. We are hoping that communities across the U.S. will take advantage of the work that was done and look to this particular ordinance when they are adopting urban beekeeping regulations.


I attended Cliffhanger recently which was great. The venue (Millhouses) particularly looked well kept with plenty to do for all ages, then I sadly looked at my own local park, Longley.
Has the council abandoned it, there’s nothing for people to do other than dodge the dog mess and the illegal bikers.
It’s time the council put some money into it. They seem to have spent loads on some other parks and abandoned Longley to go to seed.
Its not fair.
Piper Close, Sheffield.


Asphalt Pathway Maintenance – Temporary Closure
(Carson City, NV) – Several asphalt pathways throughout Carson City will be temporarily closed to complete maintenance June 20-24. Maintenance activities will include crack sealing and slurry seal. Large construction equipment will be working on-site. Striping of the pathways will be completed June 27-28. Signage will be posted on-site prior to construction, as well as trail closure signage during construction.
- V&T Trail
- Moffat Open Space Pathway
- Freeway Multiuse Pathway (Silver Oak Dr. to Northridge Dr.) and (N. Lompa Ln. toAirport Rd. to Route 6 Intersection)
- William St. (Oxoby Loop to Saliman Rd.)
- S. Carson St. (Overland St. to Appion Wy.)
- Pony Express AirparkFor more information, please contact the Carson City Parks, Recreation & Open Space Department at 775-887-2262.


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PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT
Natural Gas Pipeline Installation
Bedford Highway Betweem Flamingo Drive to Tremont Drive
(Thursday, August 12/10)-- Motorists are advised that, Heritage Gas, in conjunction with its contractor R.B. Sommerville, are continuing with the installation of a natural gas steel pipeline on Bedford Highway between Flamingo Drive and Tremont Drive. This work is part of a pipeline project which will extend a natural gas transmission line from the Halifax Peninsula to the Bedford area.
The pipeline routing and width of the roadway through this area requires that traffic be limited to one lane stop and go. To minimize traffic impacts and alleviate traffic and safety concerns:
1) Construction will take place on the nights of Aug. 12th and Aug. 16th to 20th inclusive between the hours of 6 PM and 6 AM.
2) At the Flamingo Drive intersection, construction will take place on a 24 hour basis from Friday, August 13 at 6 PM to Monday, August 16 at 5 AM.
Construction of this portion of the project should be complete by August 21. Where possible, motorists should plan alternate routes for the time of this construction.
Heritage Gas and HRM apologize for any inconvenience.
Heritage Gas Customer Line
Superintendent R.B. Sommerville


Wednesday June 6, 2018 11:10 AM
June 6, 2018
For information, contact Leslie Neeley at 270-687-8557 or firstname.lastname@example.org.
Starting Wednesday, June 6th, Tamarack Road from Placid Place West to Hawthorne Drive will be closed. This closure is expected to last from noon until 5:00 p.m. A detour will be appropriately marked for this closure. Residents will be able to access their driveways. Please use caution and attention while driving in this area.
For more information about the City of Owensboro, please visit www.owensboro.org.
Other Recent News
- Owensboro Fire Department Announces Promotions
- Property Maintenance Code Enforcement Board meeting on Wednesday, June 20, 2018 is canceled
- Owensboro Historic Preservation Board Special Called Meeting
- Street Closure
- City Commission Meeting June 19, 2018
- Celebrate your Special Occasion @ Edge Ice Center
- Street Closures
- Session II - Aquasize Class at Combest Pool
- City Commission Special Called Meetings June 12, 2018
- 2018 Adult Kickball League @ Owensboro Softball Complex


2020 Community Leader Fly-In
- April 22
Washington Marriott Wardman Park
Join us for the 36th annual Dayton Region Community Fly-In! We are planning an exciting event to help educate the community about the federal government and to promote an exchange of ideas between Washington, D.C. officials and community leaders.
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Introducing a master-planned community of exceptional homes, overlooking Blue Mountain, designed for modern living. Set on 50-60 ft lots, these homes offer contemporary open concept spaces with a chef’s kitchen, 2 - 4 bedrooms and master “retreats” designed with spa-like en-suites. Neighbouring the award-winning Scandinave Spa and the golf greens of Monterra. Just moments to the slopes and only minutes to the Bay; be where you want to be. Blue Vista is an exclusive neighbourhood, designed around your lifestyle. Brought to you by Royalton Homes.
Opening Spring 2019


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I would like to thank Boggs Paving Co. for fixing a road that badly needing fixing – Boxcar Road. I live on Boxcar Road and I am so glad that we don’t have to dodge all of the potholes. Thank you, again.
Now, if we could just get Riverside Road and a lot of other roads in Lancaster fixed.
Betty L. Bailey


- US 34 is open to all traffic between Estes Park and Loveland. Approximate 15-30 minute delay when traveling the canyon.
- Oct. 22 – Oct. 26 Moving lane closures between mile points 65 to 85 for bridge and finishing work. Currently crews are focusing finishing shoulders and driveways along the corridor.
Please keep in mind that lane closures are weather dependent and subject to change. Please continue to check the project webiste for the most up to date information.


Under construction. Lakeside living, peaceful environment. New construction, contemporary condos right on the Greenway onCentennial Campus! Walk to Hunt Library, ABB, Bandwidth, HQ Raleigh. Short drive to Downtown Raleigh, Farmers Market, Dix Park, golfcourse. Quartz counters, hardwoods, stainless LG appliances, elevator building, parking, modern feel right on Lake Raleigh. Units will beunbelievable. Brand new living so close to Downtown Raleigh without the price. Delivery - Dec 2021.
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Denver. Zoning Park Lane Hotel seeks zoning change for expansion. Past Nov. 3, 1957 p.17R Council ok's hotel conversion of garage into banquet hall. Post Nov. 26, 1957 p.18 Change of zoning classification on S. Colorado Blvd. wi?. permit new business construction. Post Dec. 5, 1957 P.3 c.1-3 Colorado Supreme court denies Denver motion to stay execution on zoning law. Post May 22, 1958 P.40 c.4
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From I-15, take exit 278 onto Pioneer Crossing.
Turn left onto Redwood Road.
Turn right onto Pony Express Parkway.
Turn right onto Mt. Saratoga Boulevard.
Turn left onto Stone Gate Drive.
Turn right onto Valcrest Drive.
The home is on the right.
Quailhill at Mt. Saratoga is a fantastic community featuring single family homes, townhomes, and condos. Mt. Saratoga is a master-planned community that will feature future parks, trails, and open space. Quailhill is in close proximity to Utah Lake, The Ranches Golf Club, stores, and restaurants. Easy access to Pioneer Crossing also allows for an easy commute.
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BY VICKIE PEOPLES
There will be a public hearing about the annual budget for the fiscal year July 1, 2016, to June 30, 2017, on Monday, May 9, at 5:30 p.m. in the council chambers, 500 North Huntington St.
In the general fund budget, Kevin Alley said they are projecting total revenues to be $22,004,000 and total expenditures to be $21,451,000 before transfers.
“We have a total surplus of $552,000,” Alley said. “We have an $180,000 transfer out to the fire department set aside for a future fire truck, we have $166,000 set aside for the police department training facility and then another $150,000. After those transfers, we’re looking at a surplus of almost $57,000.”
In other council news, Patricia Prebula of Prebula Public Relations spoke to the Sulphur City Council Monday about the I-10 Calcasieu bridge “In for 10” campaign.
She said there are problems with the I-10 and 210 bridges. “We can’t wait another 10 years,” she said.
The I-10 bridge was built in 1952 under Earl K. Long and it had a life expectancy of 50 years. It has exceeded that life expectancy. “It is unsafe.
There’s no place to pull over. It’s traveled by 53,000 vehicles per day, and they’re expecting by 2025 that that’s supposed to increase to 72,000 vehicles per day.”
The I-10 bridge is on the National Bridge Registry. “It’s saying that the bridge is in serious condition. The structure is in serious condition. It’s basically intolerable, requiring high priority of corrective action,” said Prebula.
Prebula said the problem is going to get worse because of increased traffic and congestion once the renovations of the I-210 bridge get underway.
“Basically, right now, there’s no funding and no design plans,” said Prebula. She stressed that this project is important because I-10 is the gateway into the energy capital of South Louisiana and is a major thoroughfare.
She asked for the council’s support to create a sense of urgency to fast track the project and rebuild the I-10 bridge. “Our plan is to build a unified coalition. We’re going to be talking to civic organizations, municipalities. We need resolutions.” She said they are going to need funding and to raise awareness.
‘It is unsafe. There’s no place to pull over. It’s traveled by 53,000 vehicles per day, and they’re expecting by 2025 that that’s supposed to increase to 72,000.’
Prebula Public Relations speaking of the I-10 bridge


The Town of Clifton Park, through the Buildings & Grounds Department, seeks sealed bids from qualified entities for repair and replacement of hot water heaters located at The Clifton Park Arena 16 Clifton Common Blvd., Clifton Park NY 12065.
Contact information and site visit requests are listed in the packet, which includes a copy of the bid specs and photos, and can be found by clicking here. Please use bid form included in the packet,
Sealed bids must be received at the Town Clerk’s Office at One Town Hall Plaza, Clifton Park, NY 12065, by 2:00 PM on Tuesday May 18, 2021 at which time bids will be opened. Please identify your bid as “Arena Hot Water Heaters”.
TOWN OF CLIFTON PARK COUNTY OF SARATOGA
STATE OF NEW YORK
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
CLIFTON PARK PEDESTRIAN SAFETY IMPROVEMENTS BID
Sealed bids will be received by Clifton Park Town Clerk Teresa Brobston at #1 Town Hall Plaza, Clifton Park, New York 12065, until 3:00 pm, May 18, 2021, at which time they will be publicly opened and read aloud.
The proposed project is located within the Town of Clifton Park, Saratoga County, New York.
The Town of Clifton Park, Through the Buildings & Grounds Department seeks bids from qualified entities for renovations of the exterior of the Historic Grooms Tavern, at 290 Sugar Hill Rd., in the Town of Clifton Park, N.Y. 12065.


TEMPORARY CLOSURE OF 400503 LOWER FARM SAINTBURY TO CAMPDEN LANE (PARISH OF SAINTBURY) COTSWOLD DISTRICTNotice ID: MF0237582
GLOUCESTERSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL TEMPORARY CLOSURE OF 400503 LOWER FARM SAINTBURY TO CAMPDEN LANE (PARISH OF SAINTBURY) COTSWOLD DISTRICT
Gloucestershire County Council intends to make an order underthe Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 (as amended) to temporarily close part of road number 400503 Lower Farm Saintbury to Campden Lane from its junction with B4632 Lower Farm to Willersey to outside The Farm House for a distance of approximately 0.3 kilometres The reason for the closure is to carry out kerbing and footway resurfacing The road is expected to be closed from 25th September 2017 unti 6th October 2017 or until the works have been completed. For further information, please contact Gloucestershire Highways on 08000 514 514 or visit www.gloucestershire.gov.uk Alternative Route - B462 Lower Farm to Parsons Lane, B4632 Friday Street, B4632 Stratford Road, B4035 Road from junction with Stratford Road to track, B4035 Aston Road, 3/104 Kingcombe Lane 3/104 The Narrow, 400502 Road from The Narrow to Campden Lane, 400503LowerFarm SaintburytoCampden Laneandassignedon site. Pedestrian access to premises on or next to the road and emergency access will be maintained.
08000 514 514
DATED: 14th September 2017 For Head of Legal Services HBL/64152 Legal Services, Shire Hall, Westgate Street, Gloucester GL1 2TG


The Chinese government is supposed to put up the first $100 million toward a billion-dollar development in Niagara Falls, Ontario.
That’s from Falls Mayor Jim Diodati who leaves for Beijing this morning for talks on the planned project.
It’s been publicly in the works for months, a mix of residential, tourist and wetlands near the John Daly Thundering Waters Golf Course.
“A good portion of the land is wetlands as well which obviously is going to be protected. But, there is a good portion of lands directly adjacent to the wetlands that are in a real neat area. But, it’s largely been completely undeveloped,” Diodati explained.


upcoming closed areas
Closed areas: Track maintenance northern end of Hermit Bay on the Hermitage Foreshore Track (Monday 28 April to Friday 30 May)
The walking track at the northern end of Hermit Bay on the Hermitage Foreshore Track will be closed for maintenance works. Works are expected to be complete by Friday 30 May 2014. People can detour around the works by either entering or exiting the Hermitage Foreshore Track from Tingara Ave or Queens Ave, Vaucluse.
Locations affected: Nielsen Park
, Hermitage Foreshore Track
, Hermitage Foreshore track


The Stamford Zoning Board of Appeals upheld a cease and desist order Wednesday night against developer Building and Land Technology over a boatyard demolition , 5 to 0.
The Stamford Zoning Board of Appeals is holding a public hearing Wednesday night regarding the city’s cease and desist order against Building Land and Technology.
A controversial license agreement for a boatyard in Stamford could now have some mayoral candidates stepping away from the official vetting process.
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CHEYENNE – Beginning Wednesday, April 1st, the intersection of Pershing Blvd. and Christensen Rd., located east of Cheyenne, will be closed until the fall of 2020. Detour routes and message boards will be in place.
This temporary closure is for the reconstruction of the intersection and extension of Christensen Road.
For more information contact Wes Bay, Deputy City Engineer, at (307) 638-4315.


Upcoming Road Works
Surface Dressing works on B2089 Udimore Road, Udimore & Brede.
The surface dressing work is scheduled to take place on the Udimore & Brede sections on Thursday 24th June 2021 between 7pm & 11.59pm. After the surface dressing works, work to reinstate the lining and cats eyes will take place on 12th, 13th & 14th July 2021 between 7pm & 5am.
During each element of the works the road will be closed to through traffic between A28 Northiam Road & A268 Station Approach. A suitable diversion route will be signed on site. Please check the website eastsussexhighways.com for up-to-date information.
Due to these works being extremely weather dependent, dates are subject to change. Please look for the signs on site for any date changes.


New Delhi: After undergoing a two-day safety check, the Delhi Metro`s high-speed Airport Express Line received a security clearance on Monday, an official said, adding that operations may begin next week.
A Delhi Metro official said that the Commissioner of Metro Rail Safety (CMRS) has given his approval.
"The Airport Express Line has got the approval of the CMRS. It will now be operational very soon," the official said.
Built through a public-private partnership between the Delhi Metro and Reliance Infrastructure, the line will finally be operational after a delay of more than three months.
"The commissioner in charge of Metro rail safety conducted a two-day inspection of the corridor on Friday and Saturday and the clearance was given," the DMRC official said.
The Delhi Airport Metro Express Private Limited (DAMEPL) will be operating the line.
"We are yet to receive a formal letter from CMRS. As soon as we receive it, we will make arrangements for making it operational. In all probability, the line should start next week," a DAMEPL official said.
The 23-km link will connect the central shopping district of Connaught Place with the Indira Gandhi International (IGI) Airport. It promises to take commuters from New Delhi Railway Station to the airport in 18 minutes.
The line has six stations -- New Delhi Railway Station, Shivaji Stadium, Dhaula Kuan, Delhi Aero City, Indira Gandhi International (IGI) Airport and Dwarka Sec-21. The idea was also for setting up check-in facilities of airlines at the Metro stations.
The DAMEPL official added that a technical inspection was also conducted recently by an Air India team at the stations and it was satisfied with the facilities. The flag carrier is likely to sign an agreement to set up its check-in counters at the stations soon.
"Air India has already given us a verbal assurance. We are also negotiating with other airlines for their check-in counters," he said.


Chennai: Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin on Tuesday said that an estimated amount of Rs 20,000 crore would be required for the second airport in Chennai, to come up at Parandur.
The new Parandur greenfield airport and the existing Mennambakkam airport will function simultaneously, he said, in a press statement.
The new airport will have terminals that can handle 10 crore passengers in a year, two runways, aprons, taxiways, cargo, and various other facilities, he said, adding that the final cost for the airport will be arrived at after a detailed project report (DPR) is prepared.
Land acquisition and other steps would be taken only after the site clearance is submitted to the Ministry of Civil Aviation. After this, the state will approach the Central government for ‘In-Principle’ approval for the project.
The Ministry has sanctioned the construction of a second airport in Chennai.


The Roads, Buildings and General Services Authority (BRAGSA) is carrying out repair work on the damaged rails and columns at Casson Hill, East Kingstown.
The project will see the repair and replacement of over 90 feet of rails from the Bus Stop opposite the Nazarene Church to the top of Casson Hill.
Reconstruction work is also being done on 28 columns.
Upon completion of the repair work, the rails and columns will be repainted.
It is being done at an estimated cost of $18,000


ZONING BOARD AGENDA Regular MEETING MONDAY, JULY 26TH 2021
7PM Village Hall 8356 Bay Street & via zoom. Comments for any application may be submitted before Friday July 23rd, 2021 at 3:30pm in writing or via email to ceo@soduspoint
1. Area Variance, Victoria Cohen, 7537 Bay Street Ext, Sodus Point to construct a 8’x20' front deck 3' from road right of way where 25' is required allowing 33% lot coverage where 30% allowed. (CODE 190-11).
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To someone like me, who had to negotiate this roundabout twice daily for several decades, perhaps the most interesting aspect of this picture is the immaculately-planted, and large, roundabout. The enormous queues are still a regular occurence.
For those who can’t place it, this is the merry-go-round of a junction outside the old News Centre where Northern Parade and London Road meet.
It was taken from the nearby footbridge on the day Portsbridge roundabout opened over Portcreek when obviously much confusion and long delays were caused.
The grassy island with its trees and flower beds has long been replaced by a much smaller and unsightly concrete one.


TOWN OF EASTOVER
Contact: Kim Nazarchyk
POSTED: 17:00 EST Dec 22, 2014 / UPDATED: 17:00 EST Dec 22, 2014
Special Eastover Town Council Meeting
The Eastover Town Council will hold a special meeting at 3:00PM on Tuesday, December 30, 2014, at the Community Center, 4008 School Street. The Council will received an update from engineer Andy Lamm regarding the Storm Water Runoff Study.


From Milton Keynes Central train to Euston Underground Station, Tube to Tottenham Hale, then train to Harlow Town. 1 h 11 min £52. From Milton Keynes Central train to Watford Junction Railway Station, bus to Harlow, Allende Avenue, then walk to Harlow Town Station. 2 h 54 min £20. From Milton Keynes drive to Harlow Town Station. 58 min £11.
Train from Milton Keynes to Harlow Town Station
Virgin West Coast Trains operates a train from Milton Keynes to Harlow Town Station every 30 minutes. Tickets cost $30 - $55 and the journey takes 32 min. 2 other operators also service this route.


Sociological survey: only 5% of Lviv residents support the activities of Mayor Sadovyi and Lviv City CouncilOctober 21, 2023
NGO “People’s Anti-Corruption Bureau” initiates State Audit Service’s inspection of financial abuses Sadovyi and Lviv City CouncilOctober 24, 2023
“We are storing and using the dismantled pavement of Lviv for the benefit of the city,” emphasized Andriy Sadovyi in his latest video address on Sunday.
All the paving stones that we remove from Lviv streets are accounted for and their quantity is recorded, then transferred to various warehouses for storage. The main storage facility for these paving stones is located on the territory of Lvivvodokanal’s treatment facilities. That is, every stone from Shevchenko, Bandera, Pekarska, and other streets is not only counted, but also properly protected. And when the time comes to use this paving stone again, the process of transferring it is necessarily carried out under public control at a meeting of the executive committee or city council, which is broadcast online on social media and on the YouTube channels of the Lviv City Council. This was confirmed by the mayor of Lviv, Andriy Sadovyi, in his video message.
To date, more than 21,000 square meters of paving stones, more than 2,000 square meters of mosaics and more than 2,000 square meters of curbstones of various types – from board to granite – are stored in Lviv. As explained by the Department of Housing and Infrastructure of the Lviv City Council, when it is necessary to dismantle paving stones during repair work or work on the road surface, these paving stones are dismantled, recorded and transported for storage under an acceptance certificate.
Further, if district administrations or the Lvivavtodor utility company need this pavement, they receive it only by a decision of the executive committee or a resolution of the session. Paving stones are handed over only if the relevant documents are available.
“People often ask: where is the paving stone that used to be on the streets now? Today we have more than 23 thousand square meters of paving stones and mosaics in our warehouses. It is here waiting for its time, and when the time of Victory comes, we will continue to use it,” added Lviv Mayor Andriy Sadovyi.
The stones are mainly used to cover roads in the Halychyna and Lychakiv districts. There are also cases when the city provides several square meters of paving stones and mosaics to religious organizations to arrange sidewalks near churches.


Non-Emergency service requests to municipal authorities, for example regarding potholes, graffiti, etc (311, D115 etc). Data should be at granular (per request) level.
The data is updated daily and contains all the information on requests and services received. The data is available through the city API.
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Chicagos' first casino is on the brink of becoming a reality.
After approval from City Council's Committee on Zoning, Landmarks and Building Standards Tuesday, a vote to approve a $1.7 billion Bally's casino now heads to a full city council vote, expected to take Wednesday.
During Tuesday's committee meeting, Ald. Walter Burnett Jr., whose 27th Ward includes the casino site near Chicago Avenue and Halsted Street, chose to praise the project rather than “raise a lot of hell” that he threatened Monday if he didn’t see written agreements Bally’s had made with labor unions by Tuesday.
At the meeting, Burnett said he has seen some documents and been given a commitment from Mayor Lori Lightfoot’s administration about minority hiring. After Burnett spoke, the committee endorsed the casino zoning on a 10-4 vote.


LEOMINSTER — The Leominster City Council will consider granting a special permit Monday to the managers of the Mall at Whitney Field to allow them to fix a small erosion problem in the area of Home Depot.
A section of the Nashua River dike located about 150 feet from Home Depot has eroded, according to Elizabeth Kelley, the general manager of the Mall at Whitney Field.
“There has been some erosion of the embankment in that area,” Kelley said Friday. “We’re looking to go in with some stone and dirt and fill it back in.”
Some vegetation in the area that contributed to the erosion will also be removed, Kelley said.
The group needs a special permit to complete the work because the area is located within the flood plain, according to Mayor Dean J. Mazzarella.
The problem should not take long to fix, Kelley said.
“Just a couple days of work,” Kelley said.
A public hearing on the issue is scheduled for Nov. 17.
Monday’s meeting of the Leominster City Council will start at 7:15 p.m. in the Council Chambers at City Hall.


Friday, July 9, 2021
Beginning on Wednesday, July 14 and continuing daily, Monday through Thursday, 9 AM - 3 PM, for several weeks, the NJDOT contractor is scheduled to perform concrete repair work on Route 54 between Route 40 in Buena Vista and 5th Street in Folsom, Atlantic County. Occasional lane closures with alternating traffic will be required.
Following the completion of concrete repair work, overnight lane closures with alternating traffic will be required to mill and pave the roadways.
The precise timing of the work is subject to change due to weather or other factors. Motorists are encouraged to check NJDOT's traffic information website www.511nj.org for real-time travel information and for NJDOT news follow us on Twitter @NewJerseyDOT or on the NJDOT Facebook page.


THE founder of a men’s drug rehabilitation centre in the Swan Valley says he will fight a decision by City of Swan councillors last night to refuse changing the centre’s zoning to comply with planning laws.
Shalom House founder Peter Lyndon-James said he was disappointed with the decision to reject his applications to rezone two properties in Henley Brook as community purpose because it was inconsistent with local planning objectives.
“Unfortunately this means that we must now return to State Administrative Tribunal to make the decision, a place we have been to multiple times,” he said.
“While this is a setback, we maintain our strength of conviction to get this approved, and to work within the regulatory framework.
“We will continue to do what we do, for as long as SAT agrees we are within our rights, the Supreme Court agrees we are within our rights, and the City’s professional planners agree we are within our rights.
“We also continue to be frustrated by the lack of support and proactive assistance from the local and State Government to assist us in this important work to rehabilitate those in our community with addictions, especially given the epidemic that we face with methamphetamines, alcohol and other substance abuse.”
Mr Lyndon-James said to date the City had spent $201,105 on the court case.
“Some of the councillors are going out of their way to make this as difficult as they possibly can,” he said.
“While Shalom has a number of lawyers who have agreed to work pro bono, as a ratepayer and as a councillor, it is disappointing that councillors would embroil the City in further litigation and further expense.
“At the last hearing, the City employed not only an external solicitor, but also a senior counsel barrister from the Western Australian Bar.”
Prior to voting councillors acknowledged that Shalom House was unequivocally a community purpose use as determined earlier in the year SAT. However both applications were refused 8-5 on the basis that they did not comply with numerous planning objectives within the Swan Valley Planning Act 1995.


The cantonment area have 24.00 km of pucca drains and 01 km of kuccha drains that are maintained by the Board. About 25.00 km of storm water drains serve the entire cantonment area. During the rainy season, the flooding of several roads is a common sight. This office is converted some part of pucca drains with half circular precast pipes & covering the drain with RCC slabs . The every year the work of maintenance taken in phase wise.
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Key Issues and Concerns :
1. Open drains not lined at some places
2. Lack of integrated drainage plan
3. Encroachments on drains resulting in flooding / blockages.
Street lights :
1.street light fittings are maintained by Board.
2.01 Electric lineman is working.
3.Cantonment Fund properties Electric maintenance is being done by the Board.
4.Power supply is being received to Cantonment are from MSEDC Ltd. & MES, Ahmednagar. Metered bills are paid to them.


Caltrans to Begin $4.6 Million Project on SR-2
July 01, 2021
This evening, Caltrans will begin a $4.6 million project to resurface existing lanes on State Route 2 in Wrightwood from the L.A. County line to State Route 138.
Core drilling operations will take place from 8 p.m. until 6 a.m. tonight and Thursday, July 1, from Sheep Creek Drive to State Route 138 There will be one-way traffic control with flagging and a pilot car to escort motorists through the construction zone. Expect delays up to 15 minutes


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Rental Rate Yr: Negotiable
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Rivers State Governor, His Excellency, Sir Siminalayi Fubara has said that the inherent individual differences occasioned by the diverse ethnic groupings notwithstanding, the Port Harcourt Ring Road will serve as a bold effort taken in connecting Rivers people together and fostering greater unity among them.
Governor Fubara made this known at the UTC Junction in Port Harcourt Local Government Area, venue of the flag-off of the Ring Road project. Pointing out that other previous administrations have attempted to execute the project but could not, he commended the immediate past governor, Chief Nyesom Wike for initiating the New Rivers Vision that is serving as the building template to the radical development of the State as being consolidated by his administration.
According to him: “Today, we are here to put mortar to brick to that contract signing. Some of you had doubts when we signed the contract whether we will start it. But we did not just sign it, we have paid for it and we are here to commence the job. The importance of this road is not just connecting Eleme to Etche, Etche to Ikwerre local government areas but connecting our people.”
Governor Fubara, who emphasized that there is no meaningful development without road accessibility, urged the various communities that the project will traverse to cooperate with the contractor without sabotaging it. He assured them of timely payment of determined compensations.
Immediate past governor of Rivers State, Chief Barr. Nyesom Wike, who performed the flag-off, recalled how the administration he served as Chief-of-Staff, had set money aside but could not muster the political will as demonstrated by Fubara’s government to Kick-start the Port Harcourt Ring Road project barely weeks after assuming office. That bold initiative shows leadership.
He commended Governor Fubara for the courage and political will to embark on the landmark project, describing him as a man of few words but with the utmost capacity to deliver great development to the people of Rivers State.
On his part, the Rivers State Commissioner for Works, Dr. George-Kelly Dakorinama Alabo explained that the Port Harcourt Ring Road project is 50.15km long and has varied widths of between 7.6m and 29.2m where there are service lanes with 6 flyovers and one river crossing bridge.
Also speaking, the Managing Director of Julius Berger Nigeria Plc, Dr. Lars Ritcher applauded the Rivers State Government for embarking on the Ring Road project which will be quite significant to the collective prosperity of the people. He added that the project is a shining example of modern infrastructural development designed to connect people to communities and to opportunities.


On Saturday, May 1st, teamwork was evident as several groups came together to improve Lafayette’s downtown.
It started with the Mayor’s request for help from Monrovia gardens. Then, Linda Lyon and Connie Wallace, co-chairs of the Beautification Committee stepped up to organize the project.
The Mayor’s wife, residents, and Councilor Leah Harper obtained the plants and delivered supplies.
It took less than 2 hours on Saturday morning, and kids and adults worked to create a nicer downtown.
Residents, Cub Scouts, Girl Scouts, and parents of the Scouts worked to replant bushes and flowers in the 12 large pots throughout the city’s downtown.
Other citizens worked alongside Mayor Heisler to create a new flower garden in front of the City Hall parking lot.
Help from Alanna Lambert, a horticulturist on the Beautification Committee, was key in helping create the right design for the city plot. Lambert also donated flowers to the project.
The newly formed Lafayette Citizen’s Fund provided the top soil for the project. City Hall contributed a $50.00 shortage to cover flowers not provided by Monrovia.
Finally, City Hall staff, businesses, and the Lafayette Community Church will provide the water and maintenance to ensure the work done on Saturday morning will will be cared for during the months to come.
Resident Linda Lyon commented on the project: “I know the kids had fun. This gives them a sense of community pride and they will grow up to be good citizens helping their community.”


Council allotments receive 'community right to challenge'
Wakefield Council has received an 'expression of interest' from a community organisation that would like to take over the management of its allotments service.
A group has contacted the Council, under the ‘community right to challenge’ legislation, that allows community organisations to put forward their plans and ideas as to how they would run and improve a local authority service.
Under the proposals, 52 allotments which are owned by the Council would be considered for a change in management.
Allotments that are managed by the Council, but not owned by it, and those managed by town and parish councils are currently unaffected by the proposals – but could be affected in future if a new management company took over the running of the service.
Cllr Maureen Cummings, Cabinet Member for Environment and Communities at Wakefield Council, said: “We’re very proud of our allotments which we know are very important to local communities and local residents.
“We are in the very early stages of exploring this option, which we and all other local authorities are required to do so under the law and we are working to national guidance.”
The Council will keep allotment holders up-to-date on how the process progresses.
Any organisation wanting to be considered as part of this process can do so online at: www.yortender.co.uk


Improvements to drain at MEI layout at Bagalagunte in ward no. 14
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Transfer from Gatwick Airport to Stratford Station
The services offered by the Central Line began in 1946. New tunnels were built so as to extend them from Liverpool Street. However, this project was delayed because of the Second World War. In 1947, the line reached Leyton and later it was extended to Hainault, Ongar and Epping. The Docklands Light Railway was inaugurated in 1987 and it was extended to the Isle of Dogs, going through Poplar and Bow.
In the late 20th century, the Stratford Station was reconstructed as the Jubilee Line Extension was performed. Wilkinson Eyre designed the innovative glass and steel structure forming the low – level station. This structure also includes the ticket hall. The Jubilee Line was opened in May 1999, when it was terminated at North Greenwich station. In November 1999 it was extended to Stanmore and Green Park. In 2009, the platforms serving the North London Line were transferred to the high – level platforms 2 and 1. The old platforms were renamed into 17 and 16 and were used for the Stratford International service offered by DLR.
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Transfer from London Gatwick Airport to Stratford Station by Car:
In order to get from Gatwick Airport to Stratford Station by car, you have to take the M25 motorway. The distance between Gatwick Airport and Stratford Station is 47.7 miles.
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The I-95 corridor around the D.C. metro is one of the country’s most congested areas to drive in. We’re working to help fix that with Fred Ex. Whether you’re a solo driver, carpooler or bus rider, get ready to buckle up for a faster trip along the 95 Express Lanes with Fred Ex. The extended Lanes will open to drivers in late 2022. Until then, stay in the loop on what to expect and project updates.
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We have a limited number of allotments that the public can rent. These are situated at:
- Haddon Road, Bakewell
- Hurds Hollow ,Matlock
Can I have an allotment?
As space is limited, demand is very high and we have a waiting list in place which is limited to 10 people for each site. Should you wish to be added to the waiting list, or have any general questions relating to our allotment spaces, please get in touch with us:
Tel: 01629 761 208
Other allotment groups
Below are some other allotment groups not connected to the Council that you may wish to contact. Please note that some allotments are run by individual town and parish councils.
- Ashbourne Allotments can apply by contact email; firstname.lastname@example.org
- Darley Dale residents can apply to Darley Dale Town Council Clerk - http://www.darleydale.gov.uk/allotments.html
- Grindleford - http://www.grindleford.com/links/grindleford-allotments-association/
- Matlock – Chesterfield Road http://www.matlock.gov.uk/community/allotments/
- Doveridge - http://www.doveridge-village.org/
- Youlgrave - www.youlgrave.org.uk
- Bradwell - http://www.bradda.org/ParishCouncil
- Tideswell - Tideswell and District Community Association
- Bonsall – http://www.bonsallvillage.org/
If you run allotments and would like your details adding to this list please contact us.


LDA (Lahore Development Authority) is responsible for new planned development in Lahore, Punjab, Pakistan. It is also responsible for the regulation, issuance and permissions for new construction projects, private and commercial development. When a person or an entity plans to construct a building he has to go through certain verification processes; following is a list of requirements as mentioned by LDA:
- Submit application along with copy of ownership certificate,
- Copy of CNIC,
- 4 original copies of building plan drawing along with A,B Form issued by an architect & copy of physical possession certificate.
- After issuance & submission of building plan fee challan, applicant has to submit application along with copy of paid challan & CNIC.
After the mentioned process, the following process is to be followed to get the NOC for the building:
Applicant has to submit application along with copy of ownership document (exemption letter/allotment letter/transfer letter) copy of CNIC, After issuance & submission NOC fee challan, applicant has to submit application along with copy of paid challan & CNIC. To check LDA online application status and LDA map approval fee, log-on to LDA website .


Please join MaineDOT at a public meeting to discuss the installation of a traffic signal at the intersection of Route 202 & Falmouth Road. It will take place at Town Hall, Council Chambers, 8 School Road, on Wednesday, April 17, 2019, at 6:00 PM.
Representatives of the Maine Department of Transportation will be present on Wednesday, April 17, 2019 starting at 6:00 PM to listen to concerns, receive comments, and answer questions from anyone with an interest in the project. The Department is particularly interested in learning local vies relative to project consistency with local comprehensive plans, discovering local resources, and identifying local concerns and issues. Anyone with an interest is invited to attend and participate in the meeting.
Accommodations will be made for persons with disabilities. Auxiliary aids will be provided upon advance request.
Any inquiries regarding this project may be directed to the attention of Jerry Dostie, Project Manager, Maine Department of Transportation, Multimodal Program, 24 Child Street, 16 State House Station, Augusta, Maine 04333-0016. Telephone: (207)624-3457 Email: firstname.lastname@example.org
Work Identification Number 023801.00
Federal Aid Project Number 02380100
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457 - Melton - Melton Station via Melton West
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Departs from Melton Station and runs via Staughton St, Exford Rd, Wilson Rd, Rees Rd, Coburns Rd, High St, Woodgrove SC, James Cook Dr, Cambrian Way, Westmelton Dr, Coburns Rd, Centenary Ave, O'Neills Rd, Unitt St then via Palmerston St to the terminus in Palmerston St.
To Melton Station
Departs from the terminus in Palmerston St and runs via Palmerston St, High St, Smith St, Unitt St, O'Neills Rd, Centenary Av, Coburns Rd, Westmelton Dr, Cambrian Way, James Cook Dr, High St, Woodgrove SC, High St, Coburns Rd, Rees Rd, Wilson Rd, Exford Rd, Staughton St to Melton Station.
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Maintenance and repairs are needed for the segment of the Colchester Causeway Connector Path from Airport Park to Mills Point Road. Work includes regrading, stabilizing, and paving approximately 360 linear feet of path, and resurfacing approximately 4690 linear feet of path with 3" of compact crusher dust. Bids will be received by: Glen Cuttitta, Parks and Recreation Director, Town of Colchester, 781 Blakely Road, Colchester, VT 05446 until 1:00 p.m. October 20, 2021, and then at said office publicly opened and read aloud. Copies of the CONTRACT DOCUMENTS may be obtained at: Blueprints, etc., 20 Farrell Street, South Burlington, VT 05403 for the cost of reproduction for each set. The CONTRACT DOCUMENTS are also available on the Town's website: https://www.colchestervt.gov/bids.aspx. A mandatory pre-bid conference for prospective bidders will be held at the Colchester Town Offices, Champlain Conference Room on Thursday, October 7, 2021, 11:00 a.m. at 781 Blakely Road, Colchester, VT.


Project Clean Neighborhood making huge difference in cleaning up dump sites
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For several months at the beginning of 2018, McAllen was plagued with illegal dump sites scattered throughout the city. Whether in empty lots, alleys, hidden back roads or even, right within a neighborhood, individuals would simply throw away their unwanted trash and debris in those locations, instead of following proper channels to get rid of the mess. City of McAllen Code Enforcement Officers, Public Works employees, Keep McAllen Beautiful, and even, Utilities and other department staff were working diligently to not only get rid of the unsightly dump sites but also, to catch the offenders.
A task force was created to respond to the illegal dumping and aside from increasing education and enforcement efforts, neighborhood clean-up initiatives were hosted to help address some of those areas that were frequent targets of dump sites. Two Project Neighborhood Clean-Ups were hosted that yielded a great haul of trash. The first clean-up event was held in May in La Balboa neighborhood yielded 1,300 tires and 50.14 tons of trash and debris collected. A few months later in July in La Hermosa neighborhood, 450 tires and 23.98 tons of trash and debris were collected. Future clean-ups will be held in areas designated by the task force.
Project Neighborhood Clean-Up is an existing initiative that is designed to assist in cleaning and beautifying neighborhoods. Offered by Keep McAllen Beautiful, citizens or homeowners’ associations can request, at no cost to them, for the industrial size dumpster roll-off containers to be placed in their neighborhoods for the weekend, so that residents can dump their unwanted trash, debris and tires in the containers. While construction material, food waste or dangerous chemicals will not be accepted, most other trash is, including broken appliances, furniture, and other bulky items, which makes the initiative convenient for the neighborhood. For more information, call Keep McAllen Beautiful at 681-4562.
The illegal dumping task force is still diligently monitoring known areas and is placing dynamic messaging signs regarding illegal dumping, including the associated fines, around town. To report illegal dumping, contact the City of McAllen Health and Code Enforcement Department at 681-1900 or call the McAllen 3-1-1 Customer Service Call Center at 681-3111, Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.


Call for Artists
Salt Lake City, UT, 84112
The Salt Lake City Arts Council is pleased to announce an opportunity for Utah artists or artist-led teams to submit proposals for the 9th South Roundabout Mural Opportunity. This commission is for a temporary mural to be installed directly onto the surface of a sculptural artwork.
Salt Lake City recently completed construction of a roundabout in the 9th South & 9th East area of the corridor, at the intersection of Harvey Milk Boulevard (900 South), 1100 East, and Gilmer Drive. Later this year, the Salt Lake City Public Art Program will welcome Out of the Blue, a sculptural artwork by acclaimed Utah artist Stephen Kesler which was as recommended by Salt Lake City’s Art Design Board for commission and approved by Mayor Erin Mendenhall. This sculpture of a humpback whale breeching in the roundabout will have a primed fiberglass surface, which provides a surface for a temporary mural installation to reflect and complement the sculptural artwork and the 9th & 9th neighborhood.
By incorporating temporary murals onto a long-lasting sculpture in the roundabout, we hope the artwork will continually respond to the community that lives in and frequents the 9th and 9th neighborhood. The sculptural component of this project is already commissioned; this particular Call for Artists is exclusively commissioning the temporary mural.


Flyers at Atlanta Airport Bankroll Vendors Who Spend Big on City Elections
Margaret Newkirk and Michael Sasso, Bloomberg
This is a problem in many U.S. cities, where local governments control a major international airport. A massive airport is a big money-generator, and everyone wants a piece of the pie. Often, companies believe they must participate in local politics to gain access.
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North Danville Street, Arlington, Virginia
|Property Type||New Home|
This New Town Home located near the Arlington Court House is comprised of three stories and a basement. The schematic design was incorporated in to a Special Use Permit Application from the city. The substandard lot and irregular shape presented many challenges, but we were able to accommodation the owner’s growing family. The craftsman style home provides ample areas for family gatherings and guests.


WICKLIFFE, KY -- Two meetings will be held this week to discuss the replacement of the U.S. 51 Ohio River “Cairo” Bridge between Wickliffe, Kentucky and Cairo, Illinois.
The 82-year-old bridge carries about 5,500 vehicles across it each day.
The plan is to build a new bridge that will have a wider deck, making it easier for those who drive across the bridge daily.
At the two upcoming meetings, the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet and Illinois Department of Transportation will be giving an update on the replacement project. They will also be taking public comments.
The first meeting will be held from Monday, September 9, at the Fort Jefferson Welcome Center in Wickliffe from 5 p.m. - 7 p.m.
The second meeting will be held Tuesday, September 10, at Cairo High School in Cairo from 5 p.m. - 7 p.m.
If you cannot attend the meetings, you can still view the displays at the KYTC Paducah Office at 5501 Kentucky Dam Road in Paducah.
You can also learn more about the project by clicking here.