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CITY COUNCIL ADOPTS THE 2022 CALIFORNIA BUILDING STANDARDS CODE WITH AMENDMENTS – BECOMES EFFECTIVE ON JANUARY 1, 2023
At their meeting on November 15, 2022, the Beverly Hills City Council adopted an ordinance amending and adopting the 2022 California Building Standards Code. The City of Beverly Hills typically adopts amendments to many of the codes to revise administrative provisions and address local needs based on local climatic, geological or topographical conditions. The 2022 California Building Standards Code can be reviewed online at Codes (ca.gov). The City of Beverly Hills ordinance amending and adopting the 2022 California Building Standards Code can be viewed here: Ordinance No. 22-O-2868.
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The Community Development Department (CDD) consists of six divisions: About Us, Community Preservation, Development Services, Planning, Rent Stabilization Division, and Filming & Special Events. Click the links below to review services provided by each division.
The Planning Division is committed to guiding the evolution and preservation of the built environment in the City of Beverly Hills.Read More
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The goal of the Community Preservation program is to enhance the quality of life for residents and business owners in Beverly Hills. We do this by helping people comply with the city's municipal code at the local, state and federal level.Read More
The Rent Stabilization Program administers and enforces the City's Rent Stabilization Ordinance (RSO). Most multifamily rental properties are subject to the RSO. Some are expressly exempted.Read More
Filming & Special Events
The Filming and Special Events Office is here to assist you in the process of coordinating the various approvals and logistics for your upcoming special event and/or film production.Read More
Administration is responsible for budget management, purchasing, records management coordination, accounting and administration of the Planning and Intelligence Units of the City's Emergency Operations Center.Read More


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Lucknow: State’s Urban Development and Energy Minister AK Sharma virtually inaugurated 114 development works worth more than Rs 24.53 crore of 10 bodies under 10 districts. Along with this, keys of houses were also handed over to 3871 beneficiaries of Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (Urban) in 07 districts as a symbol.
On this occasion, he instructed the executive officers of all these bodies to make the benefits of the dedicated works available to the public at the earliest and to complete whatever development works are in the pipeline.
At the same time, he gave his heartiest congratulations and best wishes to the respected people of all bodies. He said that the state government is trying to improve the standard of living of the citizens by making them comfortable.
Urban Development Minister AK Sharma participated virtually in the inauguration program organized in 10 districts from Jal Nigam’s Field Hostel, Lucknow. He dedicated the works to the public and handed over the keys to the beneficiaries of Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana.
In this programme, 53 works including community toilets, funerals were done in Sonbhadra’s Pipri Nagar Panchayat at a cost of Rs 476.87 lakh. Municipal Council of Balrampur, 12 works including Kanha Gaushala at a cost of Rs 377.56 lakh, 10 works including office of Nagar Panchayat Daranagar Kadham of Kaushambi at a cost of Rs 353.96 lakh, Municipal Council of Maharajganj including meeting hall at Siswa Bazar.
In 09 works at a cost of Rs. 237.05 lakh, 09 works including office in Nagar Panchayat Rampur of Jaunpur were constructed at a cost of Rs. 236.59 lakh.
He told that similarly, 06 works including community center in Sambhal Nagar Panchayat Sirsi at a cost of Rs 188.36 lakh, 06 works including community center in Mirzapur’s Municipal Council Ahraura at a cost of Rs 89.71 lakh, Badaun’s Municipal Council Ujhani Construction work of 04 works including Aerobic Drum Compost Plant at a cost of Rs.165.36 lakh, 04 works including office in Nagar Panchayat Banthara of Lucknow at a cost of Rs.180.37 lakh and construction work of office at a cost of Rs.147.86 lakh in Nagar Panchayat Pakaria of Pilibhit district Got it done In this way, a total of 114 works were completed and dedicated to the public at a total cost of Rs 2453.69 lakh.
Shri AK Sharma today handed over keys to total 3871 beneficiaries of Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana Urban in 07 districts. In this, house keys were provided to 115 beneficiaries in Balrampur, 35 in Lucknow, 2019 in Mirzapur, 400 in Sambhal, 547 in Badaun, 115 in Jaunpur and 640 in Maharajganj district.
On this occasion, the Urban Development Minister has instructed the officers of all the urban bodies to work diligently towards improving the urban life and provide better facilities to the people. He said that special attention should be paid to regular cleanliness in the cities. To protect people from communicable diseases, dengue, malaria, chikungunya, continue fogging, spraying of antilarvae and sprinkling of lime and bleaching powder at waterlogged places regularly. He asked to keep the roads of the cities clean and to complete the pothole filling and patching work in a quality manner at the earliest. He asked to use more and more machines and new techniques to complete the works with quality and timeliness.
He also specially asked the Jal Nigam officials to fix the roads dug for laying water pipes, so that people do not face any problem in commuting. Along with this, instructions were also given to regularly check the drinking water supply, so that people can get relief from stomach related diseases and it can also be stopped immediately after getting dirty water.
Secretary Urban Development Ranjan Kumar, Director Urban Body Neha Sharma, Director SUDA Yashu Rustagi and other officers of the department were present in the meeting.


Bulawayo city council said that the scheduled water cuts that were in place before the current shutdown could be abandoned once water supplies resume in about two weeks’ time.
However, water-shedding will only be suspended if residents reduce daily water consumption and stick to their rationing levels.
This was revealed by the council’s Director of Engineering Services, Engineer Simela Dube. Said, Dube:
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The problem we are facing at the moment is that of reducing daily consumption because we are facing a situation where we could end up increasing water shedding and rationing because people are not sticking to their water rationing levels.
Residents, who contribute 72 per cent of the daily consumption, must realise the importance of sticking to their rationing figures because this will see us not resorting to water shedding.
As long as our daily consumption is around 120 megalitres a day, we are safe and don’t need to shed water.
Last week Bulawayo City Council started implementing major rehabilitation works under the Bulawayo Water and Sewerage Services Improvement Project (BWSSIP) funded by the African Development Bank.
The programme is meant to improve municipal water supply and sanitation services in the city.


2022 Sustainable Community Grant Recipients Announced
The Sustainable Community Grant is a City of Sioux Falls Public Works initiative that supports and amplifies community-based sustainability efforts that help meet the City’s Sustainability Program goals. This is the seventh year the grant has been awarded to help achieve goals relating to waste minimization, natural resource protection, and community vitality.
The City received seven applications from Sioux Falls-based nonprofits and has elected to fund three applicants. Grant funding totals $10,000. The following nonprofits have been awarded grant dollars:
- SoDak Compost will receive $6,234. SoDak Compost works to strengthen the community’s connection to the problem of food waste, the potential of food scraps, and the promise of compost. Grant dollars will support Sioux Falls’ first community food waste composting pilot program. The project will provide a drop-off for food scraps for participating residents, create compost from food scraps, and provide compost to community members, while also providing education to residents on the value of food waste composting.
- Habitat for Humanity of Greater Sioux Falls will receive $2,766. The Habitat ReStore prevents more than 475 tons of material from being landfilled each year through reselling goods that would otherwise be discarded and recycling items that cannot be resold. Grant dollars will provide support to replace aging infrastructure for Habitat ReStore’s waste diversion program and increase waste diversion efforts.
- IronFox Farm will receive $1,000. IronFox Farm is an urban farm that provides an educational gardening space where elementary students and other community members can learn about soil health, plants, pollinators, and more. Grant dollars will allow the organization to construct a rainwater collection system that will allow plants to be watered while addressing water conservation.
“Funding these three applicants allows the City of Sioux Falls to support efforts that increase waste diversion, resource conservation, and food access, all of which are growing needs and important for a vibrant, sustainable community,” says Sustainability Coordinator Holly Meier. “We’re happy to partner with these organizations to help strengthen the sustainability impact and community benefit they have in Sioux Falls.”
For more information on the Sustainable Community Grant, view the Sustainable Community Grant fact sheet (next page) or visit siouxfalls.org/green.


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GROUPS OF environmentalists, political party members and residents are up in arms over the proposals to complete the last phase of the Lisbon orbital road, or CRIL.
They say that the stretch of proposed road at Buraca/Pontinha and the public competitive tendering bid for the work is illegal.
Contra lobbies claim the works violate the Environmental Impact Declaration (DIA) and that is why a commission representing residents in Santa Cruz de Benfica and Damaia have officially lodged their complaints to Lisbon Administrative and Fiscal Court to have an injunction served.
“We want a road that serves everybody and not one that will cut off and isolate two neighbourhoods as this plan will do,” says Lisbon Cllr and lawyer, José Sá Fernandes.
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CNBC-TV18 learns that the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) does not agree with the constructions targets set by the Roads Minister Nitin Gadkari.
NHAI officials term Ministry's FY18 road construction target of 40 km per day as 'ambitious'.
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Objections can be submitted up to 13 March 2015.
Dear Sir / Madam
GREAT JUNCTION STREET/NORTH JUNCTION STREET – EDINBURGH
PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO OPERATIONAL HOURS (EXPERIMENTAL ORDER)
I refer to my previous letter of 26 January 2015 regarding ETRO/14/38B.
It has come to our attention that there was an error in the title and operating times stated in the previously advertised ETRO/14/38B which primarily relates to the bus lanes on Great Junction Street and North Junction Street. Therefore, it is necessary to re-advertise the proposal relating to these roads.
In accordance with the terms of the Local Authorities’ Traffic Orders (Procedure) (Scotland) Regulations 1999, I write to inform you that the City of Edinburgh Council proposes to advertise the Traffic Regulation Orders which will change the times of the bus lane operating hours to 7:30am to 9:30am and 4:00pm to 6:30pm, Mondays to Fridays inclusive and not the 4:00am as stated in Schedule 2, Article 5 of the previously advertised Order.
The bus lanes affected are indicated on the plans (2-page PDF) and the street notice (1-page PDF). Further information is available on the Council website www.edinburgh.gov.uk/trafficorders or at www.tellmescotland.gov.uk.
Should you wish to submit an objection to the proposal, please do so by 13 March 2015 quoting notice reference number ETRO/14/38B(i).
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For the second year in a row, OUR CITY coalition will host a “State of OUR CITY” that will highlight a number of the group’s identified problematic issues that Buffalo still faces. The OUR CITY public event, held at Asbury Hall on Delaware Avenue on Wednesday, March 27, from 6:30pm to 8:30pm, will broach the topics of gentrification, the affordable housing crisis, food and health equity, energy democracy, over-policing of Black and Brown communities, lack of safe, reliable, and affordable transit, and the lack of oversight and investment in public education.
The release of the OUR CITY platform marks the culmination of a six month community planning process in which nearly a thousand Buffalo city residents had input into the final document.
The State of OUR CITY event is not just a rallying cry, it’s a framework that promotes community-based solutions, while addressing local elected officials who have not been able to solve a number of the city’s most basic quality of life issues.
To learn more about the OUR CITY coalition, visit ourcitybuffalo.org.
Public event hosted by the OUR CITY coalition
Wednesday, March 27, 2019
6:30pm to 8:30pm
Asbury Hall, 341 Delaware Avenue, Buffalo, NY 14202


Gateway Gazette 2.5.2021
Posted on Feb 5th, 2021
Spring will soon be upon us and some of you may be planning various outdoor projects. Please take time to review the modification information at mygatewayparks.com before starting a project. If you have any questions, please reach out to me and I will be glad to help.
Examples of projects needing approval:
Arbors/ Pergolas/Patio Extensions/Additions/Playscapes
Solar Vents/Solar Panels
Additionally, the landscape will soon revive and require attention. Please take time to address any weeds that are beginning to sprout.


Mysuru, July 12:- Mayor Pushpalatha Jagannath held a meeting with the officials at Mysuru City Corporation (MCC) zonal office 7 on Thursday.
The mayor listened to the prevailing water crisis in the city. Corporator Ashwini Sharath said that out of 7 bore wells only 5 are functional and two have dried out.
Deputy Mayor Shafi Ahmed, MCC Additional Commissioner NM Shashikumar, corporators and officials were present. (KS, NGB)


The £50bn HS2 project – a folly – must hit the buffers: Jeremy Paxman
On Friday, Jeremy Paxman wrote an article about HS2 in the Financial Times, opening with incredulity (“How on earth are we even contemplating this scheme?”) that the project had not been an issue for the three main parties during the election campaign, “All decided that the planned HS2 high speed railway line from London to Birmingham and then — if things go to plan — on to Manchester and Leeds by about 2033 was A Good Thing . . . it was left to the UK Independence party and the Greens (who generally love railways) to point out that HS2 is a grotesque waste of taxpayers’ money.
Some points raised:
- Despite living in an age of austerity, the main parties were as one in believing it a brilliant way to blow a projected £50bn of public money.
- It will not be £50bn; cost controls on public spending projects are laughable – see the over budget Scottish Parliament and Welsh Assembly buildings, the cost of the first high speed rail link and the National Health Service IT project.
- At the end of years of digging and disruption we shall be able to get from London to Birmingham 30-odd minutes quicker.
- To get from Leeds to Manchester on HS2 you would have to travel south to Birmingham and then north again on the other side of the country.
- If, as has been predicted, Birmingham will turn into a suburb of the capital, that will only be for those wealthy enough to afford tickets.
- The point that seems not to have been much recognised by huge numbers of the poor saps who will have to pay for this project is that at the end of their journey north, the happy business folk will not be alighting in the centre of Birmingham, at New Street station, but will have to take a 10-minute walk to get there from the planned HS2 terminus (Ed: unless the Metro is completed).
Jeremy Paxman concludes:
“Britain is notorious for its shuddering transport policy. When was the last time you heard an MP say, “I’m begging the prime minister to let me go to the Department for Transport and stay there forever, so we can get this country moving properly”? Building a decent infrastructure is serious, unglamorous work with little political dividend, so our system is hopeless at long-term planning . . .
“[U]nless someone comes to their senses soon, future generations will definitely be able to look at great tracts of concrete laid across the countryside to enable a slightly quicker journey through our overcrowded island. More than likely, they will still be paying for it”.
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REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF BETHLEHEM
The next regular meeting of the Redevelopment Authority is scheduled for 5:00 PM on Thursday, August 25, 2022. This meeting is scheduled to occur in Town Hall at Bethlehem City Hall; 10 East Church Street, Bethlehem PA.
An agenda and other information regarding this meeting will be posted on this website prior to the meeting.
If you have any questions, please contact our office at (610) 865-7055.
INVITATION TO BID
The Redevelopment Authority of the City of Bethlehem is currently accepting bids for Exterior Wall Removal and Replacement at 1218 Center Street, Bethlehem, PA. Bids for this project will be accepted during regular office hours at the RDA office; Bethlehem City Hall; 10 East Church Street; Bethlehem, PA 18018. Office hours are 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM, Monday through Friday.
Copies of the Work Specifications can be obtained below or from the Bethlehem Redevelopment Authority office. Only documents provided through this website or from our office will be accepted for the Bidder to be considered a qualified bidder.
Bids are due to the Redevelopment Authority as soon as they are available.


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Town of Swansea has two owned municipal cemeteries - Mount Hope located on Hortonville Rd and Milford Road and Vinnicum Woods is located on Vinnicum Road. There are no lot purchases available for Mount Hope.
Administration of lot purchases, lot openings and footings, cemetery deeds is handled by the Town Clerk's Office, 81 Main Street, (508) 678-9389.
The Highway Department is in charge of the physical grounds. If you have any questions, call Highway Dept. 508-678-5615.
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Lagos State government has decided to pull down the statue of Afrobeat legend Fela Anikulapo Kuti on Allen Avenue due to the heavy traffic congestion in the city to ease traffic. This is two years after former Governor of Lagos state Akinwunmi Ambode commissioned a statue of Afrobeat legend Fela Kuti at Allen Avenue in Ikeja, the monument has been pulled by the state’s government. Other roundabouts that causes gridlock in the state were said to be located at Ikotun, Lekki-Epe expressway and Maryland were pulled down also to expand narrow roads and ease congestion.
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The Babajide Sanwo-Olu led Lagos government has pulled down a statue of Afrobeat legend, Fela Anikulapo Kuti on Allen Avenue, in the Ikeja area of the state. The Liberation Statue was erected in honour of Fela by former Governor Akinwunmi Ambode. . However, Sanwo-Olu had informed Lagosians weeks ago that a couple of roundabouts in the city would have to be dismantled to ease traffic in a city famous for its perennial gridlock. The Allen roundabout where Fela's statue was mounted, is one of those roundabouts. . Similar roundabouts have been pulled down in Lekki and elsewhere in the metropolis to expand narrow roads and ease congestion. . While identifying the statue as a major cause of gridlock in the state, Sanwo-Olu's spokesperson, Gboyega Akosile said the artwork will be relocated to an area where it won’t cause traffic. . Recall that Ambode on Sunday, October 15, 2017, unveiled the monument, dubbing it a 'Liberation Statue' . #PulseNigeria #PulseNews #Fela #SanwoOlu
Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu’s spokesperson, Gboyega Akosile who confirmed that the statue has been pulled down, said the roundabout where the statue was situated made the list of four roundabouts identified by the current administration as the major cause of gridlock in the state.


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By Ryan Gueningsman
Road construction on a 4.2 mile segment of CSAH 17 from the south Wright County line to the south city limits of Delano began last Monday.
Off-roadway work consisting of tree clearing, as well as cleaning and grubbing of trees will occur along the entire length of the project.
A swamp surcharge (overloading with sand) will take place from 117th Street SE to 0.2 miles south of Fenner Avenue, according to the Wright County Highway Department.
This work will require the placement of several layers of sand. There will be a delay of up to two weeks between placement of sand layers, dependant on settlement rates. This work was tentatively set to begin last Wednesday, and requires a road closure and detour.
Traffic will be detoured via Highway 12 east to Hennepin County Road 92, then south to Hennepin County Road 6, and back west to Wright County Road 17.
Work on this project will occur this fall and continue in stages over the winter. It is anticipated work will carry into the spring or summer of 2008.
The prime contractor for the project is Dennis Fehn Gravel and Excavating of Albertville.
If you have any questions regarding this project, contact Assistant County Engineer Virgil Hawkins at (763) 682-7387.


Access to areas around Knox Mountain will be limited between May 16 and May 21 to accommodate the 62nd annual Knox Mountain Hill Climb.
The climb takes place from Saturday, May 18 to Sunday, May 19, and access to the park will be limited to event ticket holders on those days, according to a City of Kelowna release.
To allow setup for the event, Knox Mountain Drive will be closed on Thursday, May 16 until 9:30 a.m.
The drive will then be open for the remainder of the day, the release said, with possible disruptions and increased traffic.
Knox Mountain Drive and the base parking lot will be fully closed from Friday, May 17 until Tuesday, May 21 at 9:30 a.m.
The off-leash dog park, tennis courts and disc golf areas will also be closed from Thursday, May 16 until Monday, May 21.
Also to accommodate event setup, there will be parking restrictions on the north side of Broadway Avenue on Friday, May 17 from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
To accommodate setup and teardown, public access to the park and the dog park will be limited on Friday, May 17 and Monday, May 20.
Public access to Paul’s Tomb will be available through Poplar Point Drive.


The idea to build a second bridge between Detroit and Windsor was given the official White House green light today. But it has been a long road, with at least another seven years before the first vehicles pay tolls and drive across. There won’t be any steel against the sky for about two years.
Here’s the timeline:
MDOT’s Cranson said the public can expect to be using the bridge by 2020. “We are confident because the private sector, which will build this bridge, has demonstrated time and time again an amazing ability to come up with innovations and new technologies to exceed our expectations, " he said.
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Level open lot in waterfront community with amenities that include pool, beach, clubhouse, tennis courts, playground, boat ramp; water available for $1536 hookup fee; sewer available for a $11,688 hookup fee. Lot should be marked by surveyor before you purchase or build. Sanitary District fee is $200 annually on your tax bill. Sign will be up as soon as possible.


Legacy Sakura Threatened
In the spring of 1977, legacy sakura (cherry blossom) trees were planted at Oppenheimer Park by first generation Japanese Canadian pioneers. 1977 was a significant year because it was the 100th anniversary since the arrival of the first Japanese to Canada. For the Japanese Canadian elders who planted those trees, the Legacy Sakura not only commemorated the cultural bridge between Canada and Japan, they also signified belonging as Canadian citizens. The trees carry tremendous social and historical significance to the Japanese Canadian community. Recently, the Parks Board has developed a plan that requires the uprooting of these legacy trees to accommodate the location of the new fieldhouse building. The plan was approved by City of Vancouver council on March 10, 2008. The mission of the Coalition to Save the Legacy Sakura of Oppenheimer Park is to save the Legacy Sakura trees in Oppenheimer Park, including the trees at the planned fieldhouse site. The Coalition is composed of a number of Japanese Canadian organizations including Tonari Gumi; The Greater Vancouver Japanese Canadian Citizens Association; The Vancouver Buddhist Temple; The Vancouver Japanese Language School and Japanese Hall; and the Powell Street Festival Society.
The Coalition to Save the Legacy Sakura of Oppenheimer Park was formed through a grassroots community movement on April 26, 2008.
Coalition to Save the Legacy Sakura of Oppenheimer Park
c/o 511 East Broadway, Vancouver, BC, V5T 1X4
Tel: 604.687.2172 (Tonari Gumi)
604.255.0159 (Takeo Yamashiro, co-chair)
604-876-9858 (Judy Hanazawa, co-chair)
Upcoming meeting: Saturday, May 10, 2pm
Vancouver Buddhist Temple, 220 Jackson Street


The Board of Selectmen acts as the Town's Chief Executive Body responsible for the community's general welfare following guidelines set forth in Operational Policies for the Board of Selectmen. (Pictured from left to right: James F. Kane, Moira E. Miller, John I. Lebeaux, Beth Casavant and Maurice M. DePalo)
The Central Massachusetts Regional Planning Commission (CMRPC) through a grant from FEMA is working with our community to develop an updated Natural Hazard Mitigation Plan for the Town of Shrewsbury. Read on...
Specific powers and responsibilities of the Board of Selectmen are set forth in Chapter 559 of the Acts of 1953 which is better known as the Town Manager Act and the General Laws of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. These and additional duties include:


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Updated: 2014-12-22 07:15
No 7 Nanjing
The government of Nanjing, capital of East China's Jiangsu province, is boosting the attractiveness of the city to investors by building large industrial parks, which now number four: Gaoxin, Xingang, Huagong and Jiangning.
Despite this, Nanjing's GDP is still behind that of other neighboring cities such as Suzhou, Wuxi and Hangzhou, which have an edge in attracting foreign investment and local innovation.
Visitors try out bikes at the Asia Bike Trade Show 2014 in Nanjing, Oct 11, 2014. [Photo/IC]


The School of Civil Engineering of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki will organize an International Educational Seminar on Roads, Bridges and Tunnels, the ISRBT2017, in Salonica, in November 2017. This will be the 2nd Seminar of the kind, after the ISRBT2016, which took place in November 2016, gathering 53 participants and 25 invited speakers from 9 European countries.
The International Seminar on Roads, Bridges and Tunnels (ISRBT) will address to practical aspects of construction and management, aiming, especially, at enlightening the applied part of the engineering know-how, useful to professionals of international prospects.
Additionally, young, but also experienced, engineers will get acquainted with a wide range of innovative methods of construction and project management in the fields of roads, bridges and tunnels.
The Seminar is addressed to Construction Engineers, Engineers of International Projects, Scholars, Road Designers, Construction Managers, Motorway Operators, Road Engineers, Bridge Engineers, Tunnel Engineers, Motorway Concessionaire, QA and QC Engineers.


JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Starting in January, Jacksonville’s local gas tax is going to double from 6 cents a gallon to 12 cents.
There are efforts by a Jacksonville City Council member to stop that from happening. But, on Friday, Jacksonville Mayor Lenny Curry said he is sticking with the plan.
“We just passed, as you know, legislation as it relates to our gas tax for much-needed infrastructure, keep our promises. We are going to follow through on our policies that we have here in Jacksonville and continue to do infrastructure work,” he told News4JAX.
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is proposing that the state hold back on collecting the state portion of that tax for a few months, a measure that would need legislative approval. Curry said that is fine, but Jacksonville has made promises and he is pushing for that to happen.
The City Council could take up the measure Tuesday night.


Washington, D.C. – Tom Cochran, CEO and Executive Director of The U.S. Conference of Mayors issued the following statement on passage by The U.S. House of Representatives of the Water Resources Development Act of 2016:
“The nation’s Mayors are pleased that the House overwhelmingly passed the Water Resources Development Act (HR 5303) in such a strong, bipartisan fashion.
“This bill will bring much-needed investment to key infrastructure projects including harbors, locks, dams, flood protection, and other water resources projects. A strong national infrastructure is crucial if our country is to remain economically competitive with the rest of the world, and it is exactly why the nation’s mayors have made investing in and protecting cities a top priority.
“We are especially pleased that the bill included funds to replace drinking water pipes for the City of Flint. The Conference of Mayors stands with the citizens of Flint and Mayor Karen Weaver as they will finally be able to receive much-needed relief.
“We extend a special thanks to Transportation and Infrastructure Committee Chair Bill Shuster (R-PA), Ranking Member Peter A. DeFazio (D-OR), Water Resources and Environment Subcommittee Chair Bob Gibbs (R-OH), and Ranking Member Grace Napolitano (D-CA), and the Michigan delegation for their tireless work on this important issue.”


NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING FOR A VARIANCE APPLICATION - 9/5/23
Tuesday, August 15, 2023
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING FOR A VARIANCE APPLICATION
Notice is hereby given that the Redfield City Council will hold a public hearing on September 5, 2023 via teleconference and at City Hall at the regular City Council meeting, which convenes at 7:00 P.M. to consider a variance application for the property known as 1124 5th Street West in the City of Redfield.
Notice is further given that any person or their representative may appear and be heard regarding the approval or denial of said change.
Dated this 8th day of August, 2023.
Adam L. Hansen
Category: Notices and Announcements


SPRINGFIELD PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION
City Council Chambers (830 Boonville)
Date: October 2, 2014
Time: 6:30 p.m.
MEMBERS: Matt Edwards (Chairman), Tom Baird IV (Vice-Chairman), Jim Hansen, Jason Ray, Phil Young, Shelby Lawhon, Gabrielle White, Melissa Cox, David Shuler.
1. ROLL CALL:
2. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: September 4, 2014.
3. COMMUNICATIONS: Review of City Council Meetings
4. FINALIZATION AND APPROVAL OF CONSENT ITEMS:
(These consent cases will be approved by Commission unless a Commissioner or someone else wishes to speak to them. If so, those cases will be moved to the appropriate place on the agenda and they may be spoken to, and voted on, at that time.)
5. Relinquish Easement 813 Gillenwaters Development, Inc.
(3500 S. South Avenue)
6. PUBLIC HEARINGS:
7. Vacation 773 Board of Governors MSU
8. Z-22-2014 Neil Stenger
(1611 N. Campbell)
9. Z-23-2014 w/ Conditional Overlay District No. 81 Jeff Boyce
(1300 S. Lexington Avenue
10. Z-24-2014 City of Springfield
(4901 W. Chestnut)
11. Planned Development 346 KD Concepts, LLC
(2915 E. Battlefield Road)
12. Conditional Use Permit 412 RKJ Properties, LLC
(1239 E. Cherry Street)
13. Text Amendment Temporary Uses/Special Events Amendments City of Springfield
14. Preliminary Plat Kensington Park Phase III Jeff Boyce
(1300 S. Kansas Expressway)
15. Subdivision Variance 349 Gillenwaters Development, Inc.
(1100 N. Glenstone Avenue)
16. ANY OTHER MATTERS UNDER COMMISSION JURISDICTION


A Draft Mitigated Negative Declaration has been prepared by the City of La Mesa Community Development Department for the following project:
Project Title: Sharp Grossmont Hospital Parking Structure Project
Public Review: The public review period for the environmental assessment begins on June 11, 2021, and ends on July 2, 2021.
All interested citizens are invited to provide written comments during the public review period. If you have any questions regarding this notice, please contact Matthew Feske at firstname.lastname@example.org.
City of La Mesa
8130 Allison Avenue
La Mesa, CA 91942


Welcome to our organization. We are a volunteer group based in Greenfield WI. and have served the Greenfield community for over 25 years. Our organization is committed to beautifying the city through our Arbor Day, Landscape Awards, and City Hall Flower Program
The largest Arbor Day celebration in Wisconsin is organized annually by the Greenfield Beautification Committee and co-sponsored with the Greenfield Tree Commission. Our residents have helped to change the face of Greenfield with our "Adopt a Tree" planting in parks, schools and streets throughout the city.
The 2019 event will be held Saturday May 4th. 10 am
Greenfield Middle School
3200 W Barnard Ave.


October 15, 2007 LECOMPTON CITY COUNCIL PUBLIC HEARING MINUTES
6:45 P.M. Mayor Paslay opened the Lecompton City Council Public Hearing Meeting regarding Preliminary Conversion of Important Farmland, Wetlands and Floodplains. Council Members Tim McNish, Christy Mallonee, and Bruce Liese were present. 6:48 Council Member Mark Tunstall arrived. 5:51 Council Member Ed Smith arrived. Donna Crawford from Government Assistance Service was present for the Hearing. Resident Karla Meyer was present. There were no comments from any of the public regarding the Public Hearing.
6:52 P.M. Mayor Paslay closed the Public Hearing.
Sandy Nichols, City Clerk


Qatar is to create 16 sustainable floating hotels to accommodate fans at the 2022 FIFA World Cup. The sustainable structures can be moved following the event and do not require a significant water depth to operate.
There are plans to create 16 floating hotels for the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar. Finnish company Admares has designed the hotels, which will sit on the surface of the water just 15 minutes from the new stadium off the coast of Qetaifan Island North, according to an article on inhabitat.com.
With the growing issue of the environmental impact of tourism, the structures are designed to be sustainable. Following the World Cup, they can be reused and moved to another coastal location for further events.
Each will contain 101 guest rooms, a restaurant and a lounge bar, and unlike cruise ships, will require significantly lower water depth to operate.
The Qatar stadium is also designed to be environmentally friendly, featuring an energy-saving system with solar canopies, according to the article.
Image courtesy of ADMARES


Rotary Way Trail
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Rotary Way is a new trail which was opened in June of 2010. Rotary Way connects with the Gore Drain trail, which connects to Saugeen RailTrail.
The new trail is great for cycling as well as walking and passes through varied forest and wetland habitat, it is a great new addition to MacGregor Point Provincial Park.


MANILA – Manila officials, led by Mayor Joseph ‘Erap’ Estrada and Vice Mayor Isko Moreno, inaugurated on Friday WiFi-equipped waiting sheds along España, Manila.
The new waiting sheds, constructed with vandal-proof materials, will also be equipped with closed-circuit television (CCTV) cameras.
Estrada said the hi-tech waiting sheds were donated by private companies.
Moreno, meanwhile, said several bus stops in Manila will also be equipped with the waiting sheds in the coming weeks. -- Report from Ricky Velasco, dzMM


Expansion Joint System
Expansion Joint Systems are used in locations where concrete sealing expansion joints are required.
These systems are available with many different specification options depending on your needs and budget.
Expansion Joint Options
- watertight seals
- small movement
- large movement
- hardness variances
- multiple tensile strengths
They provide high expansion joint performance in locations such as parking structures, stadiums, plazas, sewage and water treatment facilities, concrete roof decks, and bridges. Concrete expansion joints may also be used in large scale buildings and tilt up structures that require architectural patching.
Elite has the experience to install both horizontal and vertical expansion joint systems in wheel, foot traffic, and non-traffic areas.
Each expansion joint system is specifically selected for the particular application as the movement capabilities and requirements vary.
Our Concrete Restoration Service List
For details on our concrete restoration and repair services please view some of our past concrete projects.


Multiverse of Mashrabiyah
Beyond functionality, Mashrabiya embodies cultural identity, reflecting Islamic geometric patterns and craftsmanship. Its enduring presence highlights the fusion of aesthetics, culture, and architectural ingenuity in the region. In Al Balad, the local community actively preserves and promotes this unique architectural identity, creating a living testament to the harmony between artistic expression and cultural heritage in the heart of Jeddah. This research is part of the development of the Al Bukhariyah Lane andBanajah Lane projects.


Residential 10 lot subdivision works 250km north of Tennant Creek in the Northern Territory.
The project comprised of works not limited to clearing, grubbing and earthworks within the road reserves. Construction of sealed roadways and kerbing. Installation of water and hydrant systems. Installation of electrical services. Realignment of fences and boundaries to cadastral boundaries.
Construction Period: May – September 2010
On time On budget
- Remote locations and providing logistical support to the construction crew
- Winning, mixing laying all materials
- Mobilisiing all materials, batching and finishing concrete with mobile batching plant
- Employment of local indigenous labour
Details & Contact
Duration: May – September 2010
Client: Dept Construction and Infrastructure
Contact: Peter Watton
Phone: 08 8962 4591


San Pedrito Park Inaugurated
Tuesday, January 17th, 2012
On Saturday, January 14th the San Pedrito area saw the inauguration of their long awaited park. The San Pedrito Sub Division, created in the early 1990’s with limited neighborhood planning, has grown into a thriving community. Complete with fast food restaurants, convenience stores and bars, the brand new park is a welcome addition to the area. Thanks to efforts of residents, the San Pedro Town Council and the Hon. Manuel Heredia Jr, the park is now a reality.
The final project presented to the enthusiastic children and residents of San Pedrito was a beautifully, well lit playground complete with palapa, picnic tables, plants, playground and seating area for parents and guardians.
The San Pedrito Park was originally envisioned in early 2010 by the UDP administration, but the project was apparently abandoned. In an earlier story published in Volume 21 Issue 13 of The San Pedro Sun, part time resident and investor in San Pedro, Faye Mounteer informed The Sun of her efforts to re-start the project. Her efforts were initiated after purchasing a rental unit that sits in front of the proposed park lot that was sitting vacant and was apparently being used as the local dumpsite.
With a little push, the San Pedro Town Council was onboard and after three years, the removal of hazardous garbage material and a collaborative effort of all involved, the park became a reality.
The short ceremony commenced at 8PM with a welcome address given by Her Lordship Mayor Elsa Paz, followed by a Keynote Speech given by the Hon. Manuel Heredia Jr. Both stressed the importance of having such a venue for the children of San Pedrito.
They encouraged residents to take on the responsibility of maintaining the park for their children and future generations. Further to this, both individuals took the opportunity to request continued support from the residents of San Pedrito for the UDP regime. The vote of thanks was given by deputy mayor Severo Guerrero.
Following the cutting of the ribbon, attendees were invited to snacks and drinks provided courtesy of Mayor Elsa Paz and the San Pedro Town Council. Entertainment was provided by Rompe Raja.
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Members & Term
Board of Aldermen Liaison: Dale Arnold
Members serve a Two (2) Year Term
Recommends approval or disapproval of all plats, zoning changes, zoning ordinance changes, capital improvement plans or any issues dealing with future planning.
Minimum of one year residency in Grain Valley
Members are appointed and approved by the Mayor and Board of Aldermen
Second Wednesday of every month at 7:00 pm
For more information, contact Ken Murphy at 816-847-6221 or firstname.lastname@example.org


Residents are enchanted by tall lush trees and stunning Queen Anne-style architecture. Originally farmland, Cedar Park was built between 1850 and 1910 as a Center City suburb connected by horsecars and trolleys. West of University City, Cedar Park is located between Larchwood & Kingsessing Avenues and 46th Street to 52nd Street.
Gentrification began in the early 2000s due to University City’s redevelopment, and subsequently a large student population has migrated into the area. However, many long-time culturally diverse residents still hold the land and their gorgeous sizable homes. Read one resident’s viewpoint here: https://www.phillymag.com/news/2017/03/11/cedar-park-gentrification-west-philadelphia/
Although primarily residential, the area’s vibrant, artistic, and cultural influences have fostered an array of gatherings, events, and businesses. Dock Street Brewery and Restaurant is a notable place to visit, transformed from an old firehouse. (http://www.dockstreetbeer.com/)
If you’re looking for homes with character, look no further. Inside and out, you will find true gems featuring inlay hardwood floors, stained glass, formal seating areas, and yards with plenty of greenery. The area is known for its creatively decorated front porches and colorfully painted exteriors. It is a real treat viewing the homes’ various personalities as you stroll down the block.
Read why VisitPhilly.com calls Cedar Park “West Philly’s beating heart” here: https://www.visitphilly.com/areas/philadelphia-neighborhoods/cedar-park-spruce-hill/
Read what the Cedar Park Neighborhood Association is up to here: http://www.cedarparkneighbors.org/
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The works begin tonight and run until Friday 19th of May.
A stop/go system will be in effect on the Monread Road in Naas this evening.
Road resurfacing works are being carried out until Friday, the 19th of May.
The works are taking place over the next couple of weeks, each night, from 8pm until 6am.
Kildare County Council has apologised for any inconvenience caused during this period.


Marist Regional College Burnie Gymnasium Complex, a $4, 000,
000 project designed by Architect Andrew Smith RAIA for Bullock
Consulting. The clear span facilitates two basket ball courts
and other recreation courts or alternatively one spectator court
with retractable seating for 1000 spectators.
The project received the Master Builders Association (MBA) of
Tasmania Excellence award for new constructions between $2 million
and $5 million in 2007, it also received the prestigious “Workmanship” Award.
More images on our Awards


Date of Post : 18 July, 2017
Chennai: The Chennai Metro Rail has planned to provide free wi-fi facility at stations by the end of the year and in trains by mid next year.
When the facility is made available, it will attract a lot of commuters, according to sources in CMRL (Chennai Metro Rail Ltd).
- An official said,“We have not considered levying charges for wi-fi services as yet. At least during the initial period it will be free. Currently, our focus is to start wi-fi services in the elevated stations and then it will be introduced in the underground stretch too. This we should be able to complete by the end of the year; the work on it has started already.”
- He added, soon after that, the focus will be to provide wi-fi in trains.
- Metro’s in other cities like Delhi started offering wi-fi facility in its stations long ago.
- But it yet to launch wi-fi in trains.


City Commission Work Session - August 9
Monday August 8, 2022 11:02 AM
OWENSBORO BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
August 9, 2022 – 12:00 P.M.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Owensboro Board of Commissioners will hold a Work Session at 12:00 p.m., on Tuesday, August 9, 2022, in the Commission Chambers located on the fourth floor at City Hall, 101 E. 4th Street, Owensboro, KY. The meeting packet will be available at www.owensboro.org.
For additional information contact:
Beth Davis at email@example.com or 270-687-8552
Other Recent News
- Street Closure - Elm Street
- Owensboro Sister Cities and Regions Board Special Called Meeting
- Property Maintenance Code Enforcement Board Meeting
- Street Closure - Leitchfield Road 9.27.22
- The Newest Park Scavenger Hunt – PUCKS IN THE PARK!
- Intersection Closure - W. 9th St./Alpha St.
- Street Closures - Brentwood Dr & Bonnie Castle Dr
- Owensboro Transit System Bus Stop Update
- Owensboro Parks and Recreation to Offer New Esports League
- City Commission Work Session - September 13, 2022


As a result of closely working with Consultants, HBS developed a number of multi-disciplined traffic management crews to carry out survey work on behalf of Consultants and Design Engineers. Work undertaken by HBS on behalf of various Consultants has included –
- Dust samples
- Test holes / investigation pits
- Slit trenches
- Scaffolding for bridge inspections
- Concrete / asphalt / bitmac reinstatements.
HBS crews can go to site, set up the traffic management and then supply/ operate/ setup all the equipment necessary to survey the site – a ‘one stop shop’.


See the latest plans for the final phase of the cyclepath from Bluntisham to Needingworth. I still don’t have a completion date but rest assured the parish council are chasing on a regular basis for updates.
Open plan 1 to see how the path will go around white bridge corner
Open plan 2 to see how the path will go round the bridge
Happy to answer any questions, but why not pop along to the open morning on 21st May between 10 -12pm to speak with your local parish councillor.


Ads for Town of Woodford Zoning Board in Bennington, VT
TOWN OF WOODFORD ZONING BOARD OF ADJUSTMENTS A public hearing before the Board of Adjustments of the Town of Woodford will be held at the Woodford Town Hall on Monday May 3, 2021 at 5:00PM to consider the following application: Application #2021-02 from Raymond and Victoria Harrington requesting a permit to construct/change a living room by extending wall height from 6 feet to 8 feet in height and to change the roof pitch. The above application is available for inspection at the Woodford Town Office. Persons wishing to appeal and be heard may do so in person or be represented by an agent or attorney. Susan Wright - Chair AD# 55926 04/15/2021
Apr 15, 2021 (Expired).
Town of Woodford Zoning Board Public Notices Ads from The Bennington Banner ShopLocal


Patricroft, near Trafford Road
On Church Street, near CAR GARAGE
Buses point west ←
Ash Tree Road - road closureFrom 27 July 2022
Manchester City Council have sent an emergency notice closing Ash Tree Road, Crumpsall in both directions, between its junction with Crescent Road until its junction with Crumpsall Lane. The closure is in place until works are complete.
Services Affected: 41 52 94 151
Customers travelling on these services may experience a delay to their journey due to a road closure in place.
Eccles New Road, Salford27 July–12 September 2022
From Saturday 20 August until Monday 12 September, Eccles New Road will be closed towards Gilda Brook Road from Stott Lane only. As a result, bus services 23 and 33 will be on diversion.
Services will be on diversion heading towards Worlsey/Trafford Centre. Please allow plenty of time for your journey.
Temple Parade - Bolton20 August 2022
Rolling road closures will be in place on St Helen's Road and Deane Road for the Temple Parade.
The parade will start at 3:30pm from Lister Road and travel along St Helen's Road, Derby Street, University Way and Deane Road. The parade will finish at Temple Car Park at 5:50pm.
7, 20, 520, 599 and 582 bus services will be following diversions once the parade has started and rolling road closures will be in place. Signage will be posted at affected bus stops and services may be subjected to delays.
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|100||The Trafford Centre||20:52|
|22||The Trafford Centre||21:01|
|52||The Trafford Centre||21:05|
|20||The Trafford Centre||21:11|
- 10 St Mary's Gate - Salford City Academy Arriva North West
- 20 BOLTON Interchange - The Trafford Centre Diamond Bus North West
- 21 The Trafford Centre - Agecroft Diamond Bus North West
- 22 BOLTON Interchange - The Trafford Centre Diamond Bus North West
- 52 Trafford Centre - Failsworth Tesco Go North West
- 65 ECCLES Interchange - ECCLES Interchange Diamond Bus North West
- 67 MANCHESTER Shudehill Interchange - Cadishead Glaze Estate Go North West
- 67A MANCHESTER Shudehill Interchange - Cadishead Glaze Estate Go North West
- 100 Manchester - Warrington Go North West
- 757 Eccles Albert Street - Altrincham Girls & Loreto Grammar Little Gem
- 998 Ordsall - St. Patrick's RC High School Belle Vue Coaches


Nursery (Urdu: نرسرى) is a residential area of Karachi, Sindh, Pakistan. Situated on the main city road Shahrah-e-Faisal, it is part of PECHS neighborhood within Jamshed Town.
- ^ "Nursery, Karachi in PECHS neighborhood is part of Jamshed Town". Karachi City Government website. Archived from the original on 13 June 2006. Retrieved 29 May 2022.
- ^ "Detailed Google Map of Nursery, Karachi". Retrieved 29 May 2022.
- ^ Man shot dead as wife, brother hurt in Nursery attack Dawn (newspaper), Published 16 November 2021, Retrieved 29 May 2022


Plans for a traffic-free route from Glasgow to Milngavie are moving forward - and you’re invited to have your say.
The next stage of the A81 Bears Way will be unveiled to the public at Milngavie Town Hall on September 1 and 7.
Phase one of Bears Way - from Burnbrae to Hillfoot - is already complete, thanks to funding from Strathclyde Partnership for Transport (SPT) and Sustrans.
But it won’t be fully functional until all phases are complete, providing a safe space for cyclists of all levels to travel in and out of the city.
The phase two route will run from Hillfoot to Kessington, and councillor Alan Moir at East Dunbartonshire Council is encouraging anyone with an interest to have their say.
He said: “This is an ongoing project and we are working hard to ensure that it works for everyone - residents, traders and visitors - whatever mode of transport they choose.
"The Bears Way provides protected space for children and families to cycle. People who previously would never have dreamt of being able to cycle on the A81 are now doing so and that is great to hear.
"Even though it is only partially complete we are seeing an average of over 1,000 cycle trips a week with 24-hour automatic counters installed to monitor usage.
"Providing a connected, traffic-free route will give people the opportunity to cycle safely and comfortably to local destinations or into the city centre."
Leaflets are being delivered to properties in Bearsden and Milngavie, and the big consultation events take place at Milngavie Town Hall on September 1, 6-8pm and September 7, 7-9pm.
Drop in events will also take place at the Allander Leisure Centre on September 1, noon-2pm, Sep 3, 11am-3pm and Sep 7, noon-2pm.
You can also have your say by emailing firstname.lastname@example.org or visiting eastdunbarton.gov.uk/cycling .


ABC Public Notification goes up
Things are progressing nicely here at Hapa’s Brewing Company. After a visit to our local ABC office, we were given our Public Notice of Application to Sell Alcoholic Beverages. This has to be posted on our building for 30 days to give local residents a heads up that we’re moving in. We were definitely more excited than we should have been to put up a sign.
The exterior of our building has also been painted! You can see the new color in the picture of the Public Notice. Additional construction has also been ongoing. The fire suppression system is going in as is the overhang on the back patio.
The hearing for our Conditional Use Permit is scheduled for March 9th. Once that is approved, we’ll have the green light to start construction of our brew area and taproom and get our equipment ordered.
Stay tuned. Lots going on and more to come soon!


The Delaware Valley Intelligence Center – or DVIC – has opened it’s doors! The new, cutting-edge facility, located in South Philadelphia, will be a hub for Delaware Valley public safety for years to come. Continue reading →
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Philadelphia, December 19, 2012 – Mayor Michael A. Nutter visited the future site of the Delaware Valley Intelligence Center (DVIC) in South Philadelphia for a tour and briefing on the progress of construction of the new facilities and the capabilities of the DVIC once the site is fully operational. The briefing was led by Everett Gillison, Deputy Mayor for Public Safety and Chief of Staff.


Client Name: Kamala Group
Location: Mumbai, India
BUA: 1,300,000 sq. ft.
Date of Inception: Oct-13
Date of Completion: On Hold
Services Offered: Project Management
Scope / Role: Pre-construction Management
Project Status: Project on hold
A luxurious development of 5-star hotel, 3-star hotel, serviced apartments, retail and banquets in the heart of Mumbai city.


The property is ready to be redeveloped and is in a RM-1 (Residential Multifamily) Zoning area, 1 block from Lincoln Rd. Build a single-family house or multiple units up to 9,375 sf (Lot size 50 x 150 = 7,500 X 1.25) with up to 4 stories high. The house is in the lovely, charming Palm View Sub Historic District of Miami Beach and as such, has some design requirements. The owner and his architect had preliminary meetings with the City regarding the redevelopment. The current house is occupied, and the guest house is rented month to month for $2,500 per month.
Residential / Single Family Residence
CeramicTile, Marble, Wood
Central Air, Other


Caltrans News Release
Friday, Nov. 20, 2015
Contact: Caltrans Public Relations Officer Edward Cartagena, (619) 688-6670
I-5 Ocean View Rehab Project Work Schedule Nov. 23-29
SAN DIEGO ––
Crews on the Interstate 5 (I-5) Ocean View Rehab Project will work Monday and Tuesday nights to replace portions of the highway shoulder between Oceanside and Orange County. No work will take place Wednesday through Sunday nights. Work will resume after the Thanksgiving weekend on Monday, Nov. 30.
Lane closures will take place, 8:30 p.m. to 5 a.m. The highway can be reduced to one lane in each direction after 11 p.m. The on- and off-ramps at Las Pulgas Road will be closed starting at 8 p.m.
Motorists are reminded that the maximum speed through a construction zone is 55 mph. These limits are set for the safety of motorists and for the work crews.
Motorists should expect delays during work hours and it is suggested they check Caltrans Quick Map online at quickmap.dot.ca.gov for the latest freeway traffic information before travelling.
Real-time cameras are placed throughout the project. View the work and current highway conditions at: http://sandiegocctvpros.com/san-diego-live-traffic-camera-site-1/.
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Opponents and proponents of Measures B and C filed official ballot arguments this week with the Beverly Hills City Clerk. Those measures seek to reaffirm city approval of the proposed Cheval Blanc Beverly Hills hotel project and will be decided by special election on May 23. The ballot arguments and any rebuttals thereto will be included in the Vote-By-Mail ballot all registered voters in Beverly Hills will receive beginning 30 days prior to the special election.
The Beverly Hills City Council set the special election pursuant to state law, after successful referendum petitions were submitted against the ordinances approving the Cheval Blanc project and development agreement. Those ordinances (Numbers 22-0-2866 and 22-0-2867) are now on the ballot as Measures B and C, respectively.
The ballot arguments filed this week are signed by designated “authors,” who, according to the state’s Elections Code, must declare the arguments “true and correct to the best of their knowledge.” Signatories to the ballot argument in support of a “Yes” vote on Measures B and C include Mayor Lili Bosse; Victor Gutiérrez, President of the Beverly Hills Firefighters’ Association; Alexander Duncan, President of the Beverly Hills Police Officers Association; Rose Kaiserman, Board Member of the Beverly Hills Education Foundation and David Mirharooni, Board Member of the Beverly Hills Chamber of Commerce.
The ballot arguments opposing Measures B and C were signed by Councilmember John Mirisch; Charles Aronberg, M.D., Former Mayor of Beverly Hills; Rose Norton, Former Planning Commissioner of Beverly Hills; Deborah Blum, Director of Residents Against Overdevelopment and Darian Bojeaux, Proponent of Referendum Against Cheval Blanc Hotel.
Full Text of Ballot Argument in Favor of Measures B and C
The full text of the ballot argument submitted to the City Clerk in favor of Measure B follows below. Other than references to the ballot letter, the argument in favor of Measure C is identical.
“ARGUMENT IN FAVOR OF MEASURE B
Measure B, and its companion measure on this ballot, are simple questions: Should we reaffirm the unanimous vote of the Beverly Hills Planning Commission and the overwhelming approval of the City Council for a new world-class hotel on Rodeo Drive? The hotel will generate hundreds of millions of dollars to support public safety, Beverly Hills schools, and other critical City services for decades to come.
Beverly Hills Firefighters, Police Officers, Educators, and Community Leaders Agree – Vote YES on B!
Funding Public Safety, Our Schools, and Other Vital Services
The Cheval Blanc Hotel project will generate an average of $25 million in new tax revenue per year – an estimated $778 million over 30 years – for the City’s general fund, plus a one-time payment of $26 million to support schools, police, fire, paramedics, and other vital services. This unrestricted funding can also support affordable housing and other future needs. An additional $2 million will support City arts and culture.
Additionally, YES on B will create an active pedestrian connection between Rodeo and North Beverly, ensuring the long-term economic vibrancy of the Golden Triangle.
A Thorough Public Review
The Cheval Blanc Hotel project went through a rigorous environmental review process, including numerous public hearings before the Planning Commission and City Council. More than 30 community and public meetings were held over two and a half years. The project was revised to address community input and ultimately received overwhelming support from Beverly Hills residents, businesses, and civic groups.
Creating Quality Jobs
As a world-class boutique hotel, Cheval Blanc will compensate its employees with top wages and benefits, assuring a living wage for workers and boosting the Beverly Hills economy. The hotel is owned by LVMH, a long-term local employer and globally renowned retailer of high-quality products.
Learn more at www.YESonBC.org and vote YES on Measure B!”
Full Text of Ballot Argument Against Measure B
The full text of the ballot argument submitted to the City Clerk against Measure B reads as follows:
“Vote No on Measure B which would rezone our lovely village to allow the building of a massive hotel along little Santa Monica, from Rodeo Drive to Beverly Drive, up to 9 stories in height, far exceeding our 3 story height limit.
The proposed rezoning would also give the developer the right to build more than twice the density allowed by our present zoning, and would relieve the developer from even providing adequate code compliant parking.
The proposed Cheval Blanc Hotel is nothing like the pictures the developer provided to news outlets, designed to make the hotel look like it was only 3 to 4 stories instead of up to 9 stories.
This is yet another project where a developer hired ex-mayors and insider lobbyists to seek special exemptions and privileges which ultimately render our General Plan largely meaningless.
The proposed monolithic hotel will bring about more traffic and congestion on little Santa Monica and in our village; it will block views; and it will be a drain on our infrastructure, water supply, and city services.
During the years it will take to demolish buildings and to construct the mammoth project, we will be choked with traffic, dust, and noise along little Santa Monica and in the Triangle.
Sometimes builders claim they cannot afford to build unless they are granted rezoning which allows them to ignore our long valued building codes. But this is the richest luxury builder in the world, and this developer can very well afford to build in a manner which would comply with our codes.
If we do not defeat this measure, bad precedent will be set and the flood gates will be opened with no way to close them, negatively impacting our quality of life here now and forever.
Full Text of Ballot Argument Against Measure C (same signatories as those against Measure B)
The full text of the ballot argument submitted to the City Clerk against Measure C reads as follows:
“We’re getting fleeced. Voting “No” on Measure C means that you reject the Cheval Blanc hotel with its bad deal, and are standing up for the residents of Beverly Hills.
Yet again, a wealthy developer hires a battery of ex-mayor lobbyists and City insiders to exceed the City’s height limits and zoning codes. These lobbyists clearly have the developer’s interests at heart, not the interests of the Community and our residents.
The hotel developer LVMH is the most prominent and richest luxury corporation in the world, owned by the world’s wealthiest man. LVMH paid $465 million for the properties on which the hotel would be built; but they are only offering the City $28 million for the right to more than double what they can build on the land.
The proposed hotel is taking a public museum and turning it into part of an exclusionary enclave for billionaires, including a private club, inaccessible to almost all of our residents.
Our City and our quality of life should never be for sale.
Even if you like the hotel project, we need to stop the City’s legacy of bad deals with developers. LVMH’s well-paid lobbyists and publicists will talk about the supposed revenue the development agreement will generate and try to link it to City services, like police, fire, and schools.
Yet the developer and its lobbyists won’t tell you about all the money the City is unnecessarily leaving on the table by not insisting upon a fair development agreement, in line with the unprecedented benefits they are receiving. Nor will they tell you that the project doesn’t generate a penny that is earmarked for much-needed affordable and senior housing within our City.
The development agreement for the Cheval Blanc hotel is a bad deal for Beverly Hills. Don’t allow our Community to be fleeced: vote “No” on Measure C.”
Vote Center at City Hall
An 11-day Vote Center will be open at Beverly Hills City Hall from May 13-23. The hours of operation for the Vote Center are 10 a.m.- 7 p.m. daily and 7 a.m.-8 p.m. on election day. For additional information, visit lavote.gov or beverlyhills.org/elections, and monitor the Beverly Hills Courier and Beverlyhillscourier.com for continuous coverage of the special election.


6010 Springhill Dr has a Walk Score of 55 out of 100. This location is Somewhat Walkable so some errands can be accomplished on foot.
This location is in Greenbelt. Nearby parks include Hollywood Recreation Center and Greenbelt Lake Park.
Nearby schools include Greenbelt Middle School, Springhill Lake Elementary School and Hollywood Elementary School.
The closest grocery stores are Los Amigos, Springhill Lake Mini Market and International Tropical Foods.
Nearby coffee shops include Coltte's Cafe, Silver Moon Cafe and Atlanta Bread Co. Nearby restaurants include McDonald's, Wings To Go and Bun Cafe.
There are excellent bike lanes and the terrain is flat as a pancake. 6010 Springhill Dr is bikeable, there is some bike infrastructure.


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Notice of Construction-Sixth Line Bridge Rehabilitation- Sixth Line 600m South of Derry Road
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Cypress Drive opens Aug. 2 between Hastings Road and Highway 210 in Baxter
CITY OF BAXTER, Minn. — Beginning at 6:00 a.m. on Friday, Aug. 2, Cypress Drive will open to all traffic between Hastings Road and Highway 210 in Baxter, Crow Wing County. Temporary traffic control and detour signs will be removed throughout the evening and into the night on Thursday, August 1, 2019.
With this segment opening to through traffic, Cypress Drive will now be accessible from all side streets as well as north and south along entire project corridor.
Motorists should be aware that there may be minor lane closures periodically as the prime contractor Landwehr Construction Inc. is still working on final punch list items.
The city of Baxter asks motorists to monitor the construction signage and drive with caution in the work zone area.
Contact SEH Consult Engineer Scott Hedlund at 218-855-1705 or SEH Construction Observer Mark Johannes at 320-250-3017, with any questions or concerns. The 24-hour emergency contact for the construction prime contractor is: Clint Christians, Landwehr Construction Inc., Superintendent, 320-248-0889.
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Maxi lot SS121 Palermo-Lercara Friddi road
- Employer Anas SpA
- Country Italy
- Sector transport, roads and motorways
- Area Sicily
- Contract value € 230,750,000 (amounting to € 184,600,000 – 2017 Annual Report)
- Locality Lercara Friddi (Palermo)
- Partecipation 80%
The modernization of the Palermo-Lercara Friddi section is part of the Palermo-Agrigento itinerary (S.S. 121-S.S.189) and more generally of the Tyrrhenian-Northern Europe Plurimodal Corridor.
The project, about 34 km long, envisages, within the Palermo-Lercara Friddi section, the modernization of the functional lot of the state road 121 “Catanese” between the Bolognetta roundabout and the Manganaro junction, including the connections with the current state roads 189 ” Valle dei Platani” and 121 “Catanese”.
Numerous works of art are planned and, in particular, an artificial tunnel, 5 new viaducts, 12 junctions, as well as restoration, seismic improvement and adaptation of 16 viaducts
and existing bridges.
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NOTICE: The Department of Land Use will close at 11:30 a.m. on Thursday, June 8, 2017 for a departmental meeting. Please plan accordingly if you have business to conduct with the department the week of June 5-9. *NOTE: The 6/8/17 Board of Adjustment public hearing is not affected by the early closing and will take place as scheduled.
Thank you for your cooperation,
Department of Land Use


One of the highlights of the 1939 World’s Fair was a massive exhibit called “Futurama,” created by General Motors. It promised that within twenty years the working man would live in a glorious future filled with friendly suburbs, gleaming skyscrapers, and extensive highways—all of this made possible by the comfort and convenience of the personal car.
More than 75 years later, most of us are living in the car-centric future prophesied at the World’s Fair, but it is not quite the utopia GM envisioned. Pollution, traffic congestion, and the looming end to fossil fuels leave us wondering: What comes next?
The international exhibition Futurama Redux: Urban Mobility After Cars offers fascinating answers to this question. Continue reading “Futurama Redux: Urban Mobility After Cars, a Traveling International Exhibition”


The City formed the Parks & Recreation Advisory Committee to provide community feedback to the Brookhaven Parks and Recreation Department. The members of the Committee were appointed by former Mayor J. Max Davis and commenced meeting in March 2015. The meeting is open to the public and the agenda generally has a public comment time. The committee meets monthly at City Hall on the third Wednesday of each month at 12 noon unless rescheduled.
Committee members include Mike Allers, Sue Binkert, Heather Chasman, Charles Gerrick, Denise Johnson, Shawn Keefe (Chairman), Andy Heetderks, and Karen Whitehead.


As we reported last week, the bridge company was ordered to place $16 million into an account to assure that taxpayers won’t be picking up the tab for work the company was supposed to have done.
In the announcement, MDOT officials say the department, in compliance with the judge’s expressed desire to see the southwest Detroit project completed as quickly as possible, will pursue a “design-build procurement process to complete the remaining work
As explained by MDOT, design-build contracts “allow pre-qualified contractors to bid on the project with limited design documents. The contractor then employs an engineering consulting firm to finish portions of the design while moving forward with construction on portions where the design is completed. Think of it as going ahead with framing your house even while you decide later what kind of carpeting to install.”
MDOT says that it anticipates starting the process of finding qualified bidders as early as the week of March 26 and will begin “soliciting bids the week of April 2 with the goal of awarding the design-build contact by mid-April. This schedule is predicated on MDOT receiving the funding and project-affiliated electronic files from the DIBC.”
“The chosen design-build team will complete the final construction plans with provisions in place for interim completion of the portions that will remove truck traffic from local streets as quickly as possible, as well as provisions for expediting the overall completion,” according to the MDOT’s press release.


Local residents will be showing they love Lodge Lane.
A new restaurant in Lodge Lane will be officially opened- adding to the area’s growing reputation as a food haven.
Four brownfield sites in the Lodge Lane area could be sold to stimulate greater investment in the area.
Loving Lodge Lane, a three day community festival, takes place next week.
Liverpool Arab Arts Festival presents a special event this Saturday 31 May.
A two day event will give local people the chance to show they love Lodge Lane.


§ Mr. Alton
To ask the Secretary of State for the Environment (1) if he will make a statement on the future of the Sefton Park palm house, Liverpool;
(2) what European regional development fund funding and English Heritage funding is available towards the restoration of the Sefton Park palm house.
§ Sir Paul Beresford
The works carried out in 1993 under the urban programme funded rescue package—£254,000—secured the structure in the short term, allowing time for detailed proposals to be drawn up for future sustainable use as part of an overall tourism strategy.
The Government office for Merseyside has received an application for ERDF grant assistance for a development study and business plan. This application is currently being appraised.
I understand that English Heritage has made an offer of funding towards eligible works on the palm house.


High Speed 2 - HS2 Advice
Knight Frank’s HS2 team has over 100 years' combined experience advising land and property owners affected by the proposed London to Birmingham High Speed Rail Link or HS2.
Property owners affected by HS2 have vowed to raise the £100,000 needed to continue their legal battle against HS2, despite the High Court recently ruling against them in four of five Judicial Reviews.
Why use the Knight Frank HS2 team
Unlike some other consultants, the Knight Frank team works only for property owners, not HS2 Ltd.
We therefore have no conflicts of interest and can provide you with unbiased, expert advice.
If you are affected by the London to Birmingham high speed rail link and would like further information on HS2 compensation, compulsory purchase, statutory blight or property valuations please contact any member of our HS2 team.
Dealing with past large infrastructure schemes such as HS1, Crossrail, the M25 and Stansted Airport, the Knight Frank HS2 team has detailed, expert knowledge and a vast database of comparable properties.
This enables us to advise on compensation, compulsory purchase, statutory blight and other issues faced by property owners affected by this potential obstacle.
Even once construction starts and the London to Birmingham HS2 Rail link is operational, current compensation legislation for noise and other blight factors, particularly the impact on the enjoyment of a view, is either too slow to kick in or unsatisfactory in its breadth of coverage.
While Knight Frank takes no position on the merits or otherwise of the scheme, it believes that the UK’s current planning system, and the time it takes to implement large infrastructure schemes, causes an unacceptable amount of uncertainty for those affected.
For more information why not follow us on our HS2 Twitter feed.


WCR 5 Improvements Project | Phase 1 Update
Last week, the Town announced the start of Phase 1 for the continuation of the WCR 5 Improvements Project. Phase 1 will include the full closure of Weld County Road 5 from Weld County Road 10 south to Flora View Drive.
Our contractors and engineers anticipated closing that section of the road beginning on Monday, March 14 at 7 a.m. but that closure has been delayed until the evening of the same day – Monday, March 14.
The closure was fully dependent on the paving, striping, and opening of the final stretch of Flora View Drive (stretching east from Horizon Avenue) and that final work on Flora View Drive was delayed due to frigid temperatures and snowy conditions over the last week. The contractor is confident they have only been set back one day’s work and will be able to fully open Flora View Drive and close the Phase 1 section of WCR 5 by the end of the day on Monday.
At this point, no other estimated timelines have been affected, though as with all construction work – weather, supply, and other issues are a possibility and should be anticipated.
The Town of Erie is working closely with St. Vrain Valley School District to provide the most up-to-date information as it becomes available. And SVVSD, in turn, will help to amplify that messaging to their stakeholders at Soaring Heights and Erie High School.
Questions or concerns about the project plans can be emailed to firstname.lastname@example.org. For questions or concerns about the construction please call John Murnan with IHC Scott, at email@example.com or 720-490-7417.
Residents are also encouraged to sign up for Cone Zone alerts from the Town to receive up-to-date information about this project and others within the Town of Erie. Projects are posted to www.erieco.gov/ConeZones.


PWD minister says government will take up development works worth Rs 140 cr in seven Bardez constituencies
MAPUSA: The PWD Minister, Ramkrishna Sudin Dhavalikar, declared the flyover and underpass along the NH-17 at Tar-Bastora open to the public at a press briefing held in Mapusa.
Bardez taluka needs growth in three sectors -- roads and development, water supply and water resources getting exhausted.
“I am proud to say that the Manohar Parrikar led government will be taking up development works in seven constituencies to the tune of Rs140 crore,” Sudin said.
He went on to say that the “media keeps bringing to the attention of the government about the pot-holed roads. Taking cognisance of this they forward the pictures to the respective engineers on WhatsApp so that they can rectify the problem. From November 15 onwards various development works will be carried out starting with hot-mixing of roads.”
“In 2012, Manohar Parrikar had decided that hot-mixing of rural roads should be taken up. Each and every road even the internal roads of Goa are hot-mixed,” the PWD minister said.
Sudin pointed out that Mapusa needs a sewage system in place. “If this is not taken up now this town will face a lot of problems,” he added.
“The government is of the opinion that Mapusa will face severe crisis over the next 25 years if the sewage work in the town is not completed. The works of the new 6.5 MLD sewage treatment plant (STP) will commence by next month. I request the MMC to come forward and convince the locals so the works can be further carried out,” urged Sudin.
The works of the National Highway project of four-laning from Patradevi to Karaswada, Karaswada to Bambolim and Bambolim to Verna is being undertaken at a face pace.
Every year inspection and load testing of the Borim and Zuari Bridge are being carried out, the minister claimed.


We are revitalizing an aging home right in your neighborhood.
See the transformation of these completed projects:
The construction started July 18, 2016 and ended in February 2017.
Specializing in the revitalization of aging homes, serving Silicon Valley for the past 26 years, we invite you to follow your neighbor’s progress. Get an idea of what it is like to remodel a home of your own.
If you should have any questions about this project, or a future remodeling project of your own, please do not hesitate to call us directly at 408.369.1103, send us an email, or fill out our online consultation form.


Lobbying By Ex-Beverly Hills Mayor Considered Violation By Attorney
Sacramento attorney Gary Winuk has written a letter to city officials, threatening to take legal action.
The attorney stated former mayor Barry Brucker is in violation of the "revolving door" ordinance, which does not allow former city officials to lobby on behalf of a project they previously voted on while serving in their positions, according to the LA Times.
One Beverly Hills, which consists of a luxury hotel and condos, is being built in the former Robinson's May location at 9900 Wilshire Blvd near the corner of Wilshire and Santa Monica boulevards.
Brucker denies any wrongdoing and has resigned from lobbying for The Wanda Group as of July 6.
When he voted in favor of the project eight years ago as mayor, the site was being developed by another developer.
Approval for the project is in the hands of the Beverly Hills City Council. [LAT]


806 W 62nd St, Minneapolis
Excellent Redevelopment Opportunity in Minneapolis. Charming and growing neighborhood with a need for Senior housing or assisted living project. City has been engaged and on board for this type of project and supports rezoning. Feasibility, market and traffic studies completed and supports this type of product. Could look at a 50 unit 3 or 4 story project here and increase potential as an investment. Initial civil survey and site plan/renderings could be used if desired. This opportunity won't be on the market long.
- MLS® #5255130
- UtilitiesElectric, City Water, City Sewer, Natural Gas, Other
- Date ListedJune 27th, 2019
- Days on Market23
- Address806 W 62nd St
- SubdivisionEckbergs 1st Add
- Zip Code55419
- District1 - Minneapolis
- Listing OfficeCommercial Investors Group LLC
MLS #5255130 is a Land listing, located at 806 W 62nd St in Minneapolis, MN.


This long, narrow dog park in Columbia Park seems made for dogs who love to fetch. It’s spacious and open, and, as far as we know, the only dog park in bustling, vibrant Nordeast. Night lights included. Permit required.
St. Anthony Parkway Off-Leash Recreation Area
700 Saint Anthony Parkway


|Business Name: TACO BELL|
|Address:325 E FILLMORE ST|
|DP No:AR DP 06-00859||Zone:M1||Overlay:|
|Required Landscape:||Fire Codes:|
Date In Date Out Status Reviewer Contractor Comments Sign 04/26/2021 5/3/2021 2:01:00 PM A KAS ELITE SIGNS & DESIGNS, LLC. Approved:
North Elevation = 22.90sf
East Elevation = 13.42sf
West Elevation = 22.90sf
MENU/ORDERBOARD = 24.91SF x 6ft overall height
(1) Directional=3.87sf x 4ft OAH
(2) Directional=3.87sf x 4ft OAH
(3) Directional=3.87sf x 4ft OAH
DIGITAL MENUBOARD WILL BE REQUIRED TO BE "STATIC" AND NOT PERMITTED TO HAVE ANIMATION OR ROLLING VIDEO.KAS 5-3-21 Sign 04/13/2021 4/20/2021 4:11:00 PM D KAS ELITE SIGNS & DESIGNS, LLC. Denied:
NOTE: This plan was denied for illegal signage. If the illegal signage is still up when a re-review is requested, a $100 fee will be assessed prior to further re-inspections.
(1) multiple temporary yard signs in drive thru lane - Illegal temporary yard sign / signs in landscape buffer, parking lot, attached to light poles, fences, trees, retaining walls, in landscaping, parking lots or on City infrastructure is PROHIBITED in City Limits - City Sign Ordinance 7.4.409.E / 7.4.411.A
In addition, City Code permits up to 25% total coverage for window Signage, location needs to be aware of allocation.
Rem 04/09/2021 4/13/2021 3:32:00 PM N KLS interior remodel only; no change in footprint, no change in parking, no change of occupancy
** contact Kurt Schmitt for signage permit email@example.com
Rem 09/01/2020 9/4/2020 11:03:00 AM N AMO ADA improvements, interior remodel only, no change of use, no exterior work NEW 12/04/1996 12/4/1996 A BLO MARTINSON CONSTRUCTION PER ATTACHED STAMPED DP/ LEGAL OK
For further information, please contact the Development Review Office @ 385-5982.


Birmingham City Council is creating a taskforce to draw up an action plan on how Birmingham will tackle climate change and become carbon neutral by 2030.
The announcement follows a series of actions by the council which saw a cross-party declaration of a climate emergency in Birmingham.
The cross-party and multi-agency taskforce will be chaired by Councillor Waseem Zaffar, the council’s Cabinet Member for Transport and Environment, and will also include representation from Conservative, Liberal Democrat and Green councillors, while an invitation is also going out to the West Midlands Combined Authority, the Chamber of Commerce and representatives from faith communities and the business, health, education and third sectors to join the taskforce.
The task force is due to meet for the first time in October, where a series of round table discussions and community events will be held to establish what Route to Zero would mean for the city’s communities and businesses.
The taskforce will then present an outline plan and key actions to full council in January 2020.
Councillor Zaffar said: “I am really pleased to be announcing this new climate change taskforce for Birmingham, who will draw up a plan of action to tackle climate change and make our city and our world a better place for future generations to come.
“However, this will not just be a Birmingham City Council taskforce that sits in the Council House; this will be a multi-agency, cross-party taskforce that works in partnership across the city, engaging with our many different communities, covering all ages and backgrounds, to find out what they need and to educate and empower them as we all work together towards a common goal.
“We want Birmingham to become a carbon neutral city by 2030 and the creation of this new taskforce is an important and exciting step forward in working towards achieving that ambition.”


2019 SA+P Thesis Show
Monday, September 30, 2019
Gallery 9 (lobby of MIT Building 9, 105 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge 105 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge
An exhibition of thesis explorations by graduate students in architecture, urban design and planning, art, media studies, and real estate. On display are documentary depictions of drawings, renderings, and photography, as well as models and videos.
Location: Gallery 9 (lobby of MIT Building 9, 105 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge
Hours: Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm
Cost: Free and open to the public.
Curated by Laura Knott.


Moscow to Announce Tender for 50 Trams in July
Moscow to announce a tender for 50 trams, the Gudok quotes Deputy Mayor Maxim Liksutov. The trams are to be supplied within three years.
“We are ready to announce the tender next week”, Mr. Liksutov said. “Under the tender, not less than 50 three-section trams would be supplied within three years. The customer will require the manufacturer to provide daily maintenance during the tram life cycle - 30 years”.
The trams will be bought solely from Russian manufacturers - that was the assignment issued by Moscow Mayor Sergey Sobyanin, who recalled a tram supply contract with Pesa, which was terminated due to the ruble devaluation.


Client: Telford Homes
Location: London Borough of Newham
Sector: New Build, Residential
Value: Client Confidential
Commencement Date: November 2023
We are pleased to announce that MadiganGill Logistics has secured the contract for International Way, a New Build Residential for Telford Homes.
The project consists of 247 new homes, with 79 being London affordable and 54 discounted market homes. All of the properties will share gardens and amenities to help encourage an inclusive community.


617 W 82ND STREET, LOS ANGELES CA 90044
- 9,301 sq.ft. lot
Development opportunity! 9300 square feet of vacant land with an alleyway. High density rental area, perfect for residential development or Section 8 housing. Zoned R3-1/ TOC Tier 1. Buyer to investigate and confirm zoning with the city of Los Angeles. A 100% New construction -2-story -19-unit-100% affordable apartment built next door (2021 build) on an identical lot. (Buyer to investigate, sourced from city records). Seller has renderings for a 16-unit multi family apartment building. The plans have not been approved, buyer is advised to perform their own personal due diligence with regards to development potential.
Listing Courtesy of Steven D. Ito, Coldwell Banker Realty
raj qsarCEO | Owner |
- cell 714.412.5019
- office 949.612.2535
Based on information from California Regional Multiple Listing Service, Inc. as of October 20, 2021. This information is for your personal, non-commercial use and may not be used for any purpose other than to identify prospective properties you may be interested in purchasing. Display of MLS data is usually deemed reliable but is NOT guaranteed accurate by the MLS. Buyers are responsible for verifying the accuracy of all information and should investigate the data themselves or retain appropriate professionals. Information from sources other than the Listing Agent may have been included in the MLS data. Unless otherwise specified in writing, Broker/Agent has not and will not verify any information obtained from other sources. The Broker/Agent providing the information contained herein may or may not have been the Listing and/or Selling Agent.


‘It’s wide enough for a fat cat to waddle down and get tired before reaching the end’: Bungling contractors paint cycle lane onto road… and it’s only 30 feet long
- Bungling contractors were reinstating a road surface in Kensal Rise, London
- The area had been dug up for emergency work on underground services
- The green cycle lane has two yellow lines through it and is 30 feet long
- Brent Council admitted its contractors made a mistake when painting the road
Passers-by were left bemused after spotting a new cycle lane in a street – because it was just 30-feet long.
The very short new addition – mistakenly painted on by Brent Council contractors – has been mocked for its bizarre placing and size.
Damiano di Cere tweeted a picture of the strange sighting in north west London, saying the ‘fantastic new cycle lane’ was ‘wide enough for a fat cat to waddle down it and get tired before reaching the end’.
Bungling workers have marked out a 30-foot cycle lane on a busy road in north west London
The cycle lane was installed on Chamberlayne Road in Kensal Rise during resurfacing works
A bicycle is able to traverse the entire cycle lane in a matter of seconds
He said: ‘Fantastic new cycle lane on Chamberlayne Road leading up to Kensal Rise.
‘It’s well connected (to the pavement) and wide (enough for a fat cat to waddle down it and get tired before reaching the end).’
The average length of an adult bicycle is 62 inches – about a fifth of the entire cycle lane.
Brent council said it was mistakenly painted on by contractors who have been working to restore and update the gas mains along the road.
A spokesman described it as a ‘genuine mistake.’
They added: ‘The utility contractor working in that area has incorrectly marked and incorrectly curtailed the cycle lane and we have asked them to rectify this as soon as possible.’
Brent Council admitted their contractor made a mistake when reinstating the road
Brent Council confirmed the contractor will return it to its normal state