Posted on Monday, May 16, 2022 04:54 PM
Street light repair work to temporarily affect access on Lahakas Boulevard
There will be temporary traffic changes on a portion of Lahakas Boulevard to allow for street light repairs on Tuesday, May 17, and Wednesday, May 18.
On May 17, the portion of Lahakas from Haisla Boulevard up to the entrance to Haisla Centre will be closed from 6:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. There will be no vehicle access on that section other than for local public transit. Access to Haisla Centre will be available via the Lahakas...
Posted on Friday, May 13, 2022 01:30 PM
The District of Kitimat will be bridge washing on Haisla Bridge starting Sunday, May 15. Work will take place in the evenings, from 8:00 p.m. until 4:00 a.m., and will finish on Friday, May 20.
Single lane, alternating traffic will be in place during those times.
Posted on Monday, May 09, 2022 07:16 PM
TEMPORARY NIGHTTIME ROAD CLOSURE FOR MAY 10
On May 10, 2022, starting at 10:00 p.m., there will be temporary road closures due to the movement of equipment relating to the LNG Canada Project.
Ocelot Road and Harbour Road will close from approximately 10:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m.
Haisla Boulevard, from Harbour Road to the new River Water Intake across from the sandhill, will be closed from approximately 11:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m.
Thank you for your patience during this work.
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POTENTIAL FOR DISCOLOURED WATER IN KILDALA FOR MAY 3
Areas of the Kildala neighbourhood may experience water discolouration this afternoon, due to a water line repair which took place earlier today.
District crews are expecting to resolve this issue by 5:00 p.m. If you are experiencing discoloured water, please run your taps until water becomes clear.


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- 2 May 2017 7:00 AM
The prime minister stressed that the cabinet paid off the city’s Ft 7.8 billion debt and in recent years allocated Ft 230 billion to Gyõr.
The main items in the agreement are a bridge to be built over the Mosoni-Danube river at a cost of Ft 7 billion, the Gyõr bus and railway stations will be connected and the town’s National Theatre and its vicinity will be renewed.
In addition, a circular motorway will be completed, a secondary road will be upgraded, and Gyõr and Pannonhalma will be connected by a new bicycle path.
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Thank you for your enquiry. This issue has been passed onto the relevant team for investigation.
State changed to: Investigating
Posted by Oxfordshire County Council at 11:57, Monday 24 July 2023
Thank you for your report, this section has already been passed to the team responsible responsible for future programmed works, the carriageway will continue to be inspected and where appropriate repairs to potholes which meet our intervention criteria will be carried out
State changed to: Investigation complete
Posted by Oxfordshire County Council at 13:43, Friday 29 September 2023


Essex Traffic Control Centre (ETCC) is reminding road users to avoid probable congestion in the Chelmsford area this weekend as the V Festival comes to Hylands Park.
The longest delays are likely on Friday, 19 August and Monday, 22 August as thousands of festival-goers arrive and leave the venue.
Roads surrounding Hylands Park and in the local area will be closed at certain times to facilitate the safe arrival and departure of festival goers.
In particular, Three Mile Hill/A414 will be closed from 9pm on Saturday, 20 August until 5am on Sunday, 21 August, and again from 9pm on Sunday until 4pm on Monday, 22 August.
A locally signed, temporary 30mph speed limit will also be in place from 6pm on Thursday, 18 August until 8pm on Monday, 22 August to maintain road safety.
Cllr Eddie Johnson, Essex County Council Cabinet Member for Highways and Transport, said: “Our Network Operations team has gained more than 20 years’ experience of supervising festival road movements. Working closely with the organisers and emergency services they have well-developed plans to meet most eventualities, including a complete closure of the A12.”
ETCC staff will remain at their County Hall posts throughout the long festival weekend. They will monitor traffic and can deploy strategically placed temporary signals to minimise congestion, if required.
Cllr Johnson added: “A lot of traffic management lessons have been learned over the years V Festival has been coming to the city. We want everybody to enjoy the experience, but we also want them to arrive and get back home safely, whilst minimising traffic congestion where possible.”
ETCC will operate extended opening hours for the V Festival weekend as below:
Friday: 6am – 10pm
Saturday: 11am – 3pm & 8pm – 2am (Sunday morning)
Sunday: 11am – 3pm Sunday & 8pm Sunday to 2am (Monday morning)
Monday: 6am – 7pm
For up-to-date information on V Festival traffic please follow @Essex_Travel on Twitter or click here


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Southwest Kitchener Secondary Boundary Study 2018-2019
December 7th, 2018
WRDSB Planning Department: Southwest Kitchener Secondary Boundary Study 2018-2019
WRDSB Planning Department: Report to the Committee of the Whole (Nov, 2018)
WRDSB Planning Department: What is a Boundary Study?
Working Group meeting agendas and minutes
A Boundary Study Working Group will also be established, consisting of the Principals, Superintendents of Achievement and Well-Being, Planning staff, parent/guardian and student representatives from the schools involved.
Working Group meetings are not public and as such, non-members can attend by invitation only. Working Group meeting minutes will be posted as they are approved, therefore minutes are usually available online two-three weeks after a given meeting.
Working Group meeting #1
Working Group meeting #2
Working Group meeting #3
- Tuesday, January 8, 2018 from 5:30 – 7:00 p.m.
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30 N Virginia St, Reno, NV 89501
City Plaza is a 1-acre Reno park without restrooms. The park is located in downtown Reno along the Truckee River and the Truckee River Walk and features various sculptures.
Bike path and tables/benches.
Park Contact Information:
City of Reno - Parks & Facilities (775) 334-2417


Listing courtesy of Kelly Right RE of Seattle LLC.
20 acres on the UGB fringe across from Marysville Pilchuck High School athletic grounds. Zoned A10 - permitted for multiple uses. This property has infrastructure for a business, an equestrian facility with a 5K SqFt indoor arena, an outdoor arena, a 10 stall barn and a 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath home that can all generate income as it stands now - with large plat future development probability. Surrounded by newer-built homes, this is a great property to invest your money. Sewer/water in street.


Welcome to the City of Tarpon Springs Building Permits.
This service enables citizens and contractors to complete the most common steps in the building permit process online, including scheduling inspections and viewing inspections results. To locate a permit that has been issued click on the "Select Permit" and then enter either the Application Number or Address or Name etc.
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DescriptionFull Planning Permission has been granted for a four-bedroom detached dwelling located at the Alt, Castlefin.
The owner is selling the site at present and will commence construction soon. Once works commences on site, price will increase to reflect works carried out by owner. Similar built home is adjacent to site.
Each dwelling with have separate driveway
Current value reflects site value
10 Min Drive from Castlederg & Castlefin
Similar two storey adjacent to site
Owner will commence construction soon
Fully Serviced Site
Contact this office on 0749130153 or 083 3351500 for further details.
From Castlefin heading towards Castlederg take the R2674. Approx 2km`s the property is located on the right side of the road.
Please note we have not tested any apparatus, fixtures, fittings, or services. Interested parties must undertake their own investigation into the working order of these items. All measurements are approximate and photographs provided for guidance only.


Voters made their voices heard without casting a single ballot, and city leaders listened.
Several city council members shared their constituent’s concerns about a proposed, almost billion-dollar-bond saying it likely would not be approved.
Representatives found a way to slash that bond by more than half, with the new proposed bond now set at $413 million dollars.
Sunday on ABC 7 Xtra, host Saul Saenz speaks with the city manager, as well as police and fire chiefs.
Under the new proposed, smaller bond, only two departments benefit from an approved bond.
“The voters were expressing to me that the items combined with streets were too much, too big. and they were focused on the size, and they said, no we can’t do that,” said El Paso mayor Dee Margo.
Slashing the bond also means some city services taxpayers count on, like streets, health and animal services, will not be funded by the approved bond.
If approved, the bond will help the city build a headquarters for El Paso police which is currently housed inside a former department store.
“Remember, they’re in a building that was built in 1947 as a Sears and Roebuck. The parking garage has collapsed for all intents and purposes.” added mayor Margo.
Also, getting a new headquarters with an approved bond will be the El Paso fire department.
That department headquarters is housed in a downtown bank building where visitors must dish-out money for meters.
Police and Fire chief’s share their concerns, as well as the public safety risks if the bond is voted down.
Watch ABC 7 Xtra Sunday night after ABC 7 at ten.


Playing field/recreation area next to Copdock village hall
Date: 23 September 2017
Time: 10:30 - 12:00
Location: , IP8 3JD
Playing field/recreation area next to Copdock village hall & Jubilee Meadow
The Parish Council are considering improving the area next to the village hall and would like to invite all residents to put forward their ideas and look at the proposals the Parish Council have made. There will be a meeting on Saturday 23 September, in the lounge at the village hall, 10.30am to 12 noon. All residents welcome, please come and give us your opinions and suggestions.


Pabst Hotel, 42nd Street, 7th Ave. & Broadway (Times Bldg. Site).
The Hermitage, 7th Ave. & 42nd St.
View 1905 Northeast from 7th Ave. & 42nd St.
[Pabst Hotel, 42nd Street, Broadway and 7th Avenue.]
B'way and 42nd St. Looking South.
[West Side of Fifth Ave. from 42nd to 43rd Sts.]
[East Side of Fifth Ave. from 43rd to 42nd Streets.]
[Looking North up Broadway & Seventh Ave. from Times Building, 42nd St, N.Y.]
Showing 43nd St. & B'way South Times Site Year 1880
Broadway. 42nd Street
Knickerbocker Bdg. B'way & 42nd St.
42nd St. West from Park Ave.
7th Avenue, north to 42nd Street.
Schrafft's at Chrysler Bldg. 42nd St. & Lex. Ave., Interior, General View of Tea Room Looking Towards 43rd Street.


Plot of building land situated Rua Elias Garcia, parish of Venteira. It is part of the 'Urbanization Expansion zone West'. This Urbanization is located near the center of Amadora. It is in front of the schools: Primary school D. Francisco Manuel Melo and Siomara Costa Primo high school.
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Save the Victoria Recreation Ground
- Kent County Council
- United Kingdom
The Victorian Recreation Ground has been a focal point in Canterbury and surrounding areas in Kent. This site was given to the people of Canterbury By Queen Victoria I for public access. It has been propesed that this ground is leased to a leisure facility who endevour to charge for the tennis courts. Children's play facilities and Pavillion to raise money for the upkeep. Public access will remain but other areas that were once free of charge would need to be paid for.
We the undersigned state that we do not want the Victoria Recreation ground leased to Canterbury High School as this would limit access to the facilities that , to present day have been free of charge.
The Save the Victoria Recreation Ground petition to Kent County Council was written by Karen Kent and is in the category Miscellaneous at GoPetition.


7801 Trinity Falls Parkway, McKinney, TX, United States
7801 Trinity Falls Parkway McKinney Texas 75071 US
Trinity Falls is a new 1,700-acre master-planned community in McKinney, Texas located on the northern side of Dallas-Fort Worth. Situated along the picturesque east fork of the Trinity River, Trinity Falls offers small town charm and endless amenities. Dine and shop in historic downtown McKinney or explore the landscape surrounded by Trinity River views.
Plans include an unrivaled 300+-acre park system with miles of nature and interpretive trails, hike & bike facilities, athletic fields, an amphitheater overlooking the river, playgrounds and picnic areas as well as lakes for fishing and boating.
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Council's Jetmaster will be repairing potholes in the locations listed below over the coming months, weather permitting. Locations are shown in alphabetical order, not order of work.
The older roads get, the more susceptible they are to weather elements and wear and tear.
Potholes appear in roads due to the surface deteriorating, leading to cracks that allow water to get in and lift the road surface.
Once water finds its way under the road base, damage occurs.
Traffic can also weaken the surface over a number of years.
Potholes grow bigger the longer they are left unattended.
Filling a pothole is a temporary fix.
Wet weather can see the same pothole appear in the same area.
When the wet weather has passed and the ground is dry.
Filling a pothole during wet weather can often lead to it recurring during the same wet weather event.
During wet weather we get many calls from residents about potholes and our staff inspect and prioritise these road repair requests as quickly as possible.
When assessing a repair we consider:
Report a pothole in your area


1 September 2020
In July 2020 we held an online discussion forum with local stakeholders to seek their feedback on the early stages of our proposals for Marchwood Port. A report of the forum is available here.
6 July 2020
In July 2020, an EIA Scoping Report for the Marchwood Port Development was submitted to New Forest District Council (Ref 20/10795). This is not a planning application. The purpose of this report is to provide New Forest District Council, as the planning authority, with the information necessary for it to provide a formal written opinion (known […]


With over 235 individual park parcels throughout the Town of Oyster Bay, the Parks Department handles the awesome responsibility of operating and maintaining more than 1,000 acres of park land. A myriad of facilities are available for our residents with amenities ranging from children’s play areas and ball fields to swimming pools and ice rinks. To report a maintenance concern within a Town Parklet in your neighborhood please contact (516) 797-7957.
- LIST OF COMMUNITY & TOWN PARKS
- FIELD PERMITS & FIELD RESERVATIONS
- MEETING ROOM RESERVATIONS
- PICNIC PAVILION RESERVATION PERMITS
- SHOWMOBILE & LIGHTS
List of Community and Town Parks
Bethpage Community Park – (516) 433-7465 (Ice Rink, year-round) or (516) 733-8404 (Pool, seasonally)
1001 Stewart Ave, Bethpage, NY 11714
Children’s playground, swimming pool with diving area, kiddie wading pool, cafe with outside tables, 4 tennis courts, 1 basketball court. 2 handball courts, 1 horseshoe pit, indoor, year-round ice skating rink. Please note that some parts of park are closed for renovation.
Plainview Road, Plainview, NY 11803 – 10.27 acres
This complex features two Little League diamonds and one regulation diamond, as well as one soccer field.
Cpl. Kevin T. Kolm Memorial Park
The intersection of Old Country Road and Plainview Road, Hicksville, NY 11801 – 3.5 acres
Provides a regulation soccer field with a FieldTurf surface for local leagues and a playground.
Ellsworth W. Allen Park – (516) 755-1842
Heisser Lane and Motor Avenue, Farmingdale, NY 11735 – 15.8 acres.
Children’s play areas, basketball court, 2 handball courts, 3 lighted tennis courts, lighted synthetic multi-use fields for soccer, football and lacrosse, softball and baseball field (lighted), picnic area, Spray Park.
Field of Dreams
Old Sunrise Hwy, Massapequa, NY 11758 – 10 acres
This sports complex comprises two state-of-the-art, multi-use lighted playing fields, a practice field, a basketball court, playground and restrooms.
11 Fairway Dr, Old Bethpage, NY 11804
Includes playground area with inclusive playground built especially for children with special needs; community center.
H. Garrick Williams Park
Ritter Ave, Massapequa, NY 11758
Playground, pickleball and basketball courts; community room.
John A. Walker Memorial Park
Andrews Rd, Hicksville, NY 11801 – 3.9 acres
This facility provides a lighted, multi-use field (baseball, football, soccer and lacrosse) with a FieldTurf surface, a playground and restrooms.
John J. Burns Park – (516) 797-7980
4990 Merrick Rd, Massapequa Park, NY 11762 – 52 acres.
Children’s play area; 2 platform tennis courts; 6 lighted tennis courts; 2 basketball courts; 2 handball courts; multiple soccer, lacrosse, baseball, softball, Little League and T-ball fields (turf and natural surfaces); walking/running/biking path; boat launching ramp.
Marjorie R. Post Community Park – (516) 797-7990
Unqua and Merrick Roads, Massapequa, NY 11758 – 42.5 acres.
Children’s play areas, picnic area with barbecue grills, 6 tennis courts, 6 handball courts, basketball court, lakeside walking area, swimming pool, diving pool, kiddie wading pool, ice skating rink (seasonal), roller hockey rink, bocce ball court, volleyball court, pre-school run by the Department of Community & Youth Services.
313 N Idaho Ave, North Massapequa, NY 11758
90 ft. baseball diamond, 60-75 ft. baseball diamond, multi-purpose field (football/soccer/lacrosse), 60 ft. baseball diamond and children’s playground. Also location of Brian Moore Athletic Center.
Plainview-Old Bethpage Community Park – (516) 733-8400
175 Washington Ave, Plainview, NY 11803 – 19 acres.
Children’s play areas, picnic area with hibachis, 4 handball courts, basketball court, swimming pool with diving area, kiddie wading pool, Little League field, 4 lighted tennis courts, softball field.
Robbins Lane Community Park
Robbins Lane, Syosset, NY 11791
Multi-purpose turf field for soccer and lacrosse, playground.
Syosset-Woodbury Community Park – (516) 677-5990
7800 Jericho Turnpike, Woodbury, NY 11797 – 46 acres.
Children’s play area, picnic area with barbecue grills, basketball court, bocce court, 4 handball courts, shuffleboard courts, 5 tennis courts, swimming pool with diving area, kiddie wading pool (seasonal), ice skating rink, 1 softball field, 1 Little League field, 1 multi-use turf field (baseball/softball, football/lacrosse/soccer), nature trail.
Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Park and Beach – (516) 624-6202
West End Avenue, Oyster Bay, NY 11771
Bathing in Oyster Bay Harbor; pavilion; refreshment stand; picnic areas; tennis, handball and basketball courts; softball fields; children play areas; picnic area; launching ramps; 97-slip boat basin; Dingy racks. For moorings in Oyster Bay Harbor, please see the Department of Environmental Resources.
The Permits Division coordinates scheduling for all playing fields, which must be reserved for use during their seasons. Residency requirements must be met. For information, call (516) 797-4120.
Meeting Room Reservations
The Permits Division handles reservations for meeting rooms at the following locations:
- Ellsworth W. Allen Town Park, Farmingdale
- John J. Burns Town Park, Massapequa
- H. Garrick Williams Community Center, Massapequa
- Plainview-Old Bethpage Community Center at Haypath Park
These rooms are available free of charge, to non-profit community and youth organizations. For reservations please call (516) 797-4120
For Community Room Reservations at the following facilities please contact The Department of Community and Youth Services at (516) 797-7914
- Syosset-Woodbury Community Center
- Glen Head Community Center
- Hicksville Community Center
- Albany Avenue Community Center
- Marjorie R. Post Community Center
Picnic Pavilion Reservation Permits
You must create an account on the Town of Oyster Bay Park’s Portal in order to complete the permit request. Please call (516) 797-4139 for more information and if you have further questions.
Picnic Permits are required for groups of 25 or more at all Town of Oyster Bay picnic pavilion locations. If you have a specific date in mind, we recommend reserving your picnic pavilion as soon as reservations are open for the season. Permits include exclusive use of the permitted area from 9:00 AM-6:00 PM.
- Marjorie R. Post Community Park, Massapequa
- Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Park and Beach, Oyster Bay
- Harry Tappen Beach and Marina, Glenwood Landing
- Syosset-Woodbury Community Park
- Plainview-Old Bethpage Community Park
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[ Jan.2016 ] The redevelopments of waterfront are everywhere.
We saw one in Buenos Aires, too.
The area called Puerto Madero.
A port was built at the end of 19th century here as the better port than the one in La Boca, but after 10 years, it stopped being used.
So this place gradually became the most degraded area in the city.
In the 1990s, they redeveloped here and now it is the main business town with many sky scrapers in which offices and hotels are.
There is a swing bridge here.
This bridge opens for large boats to pass through, but in fact that happens scarcely.
Because many of the streets around here are named after women, the bridge is called ‘Women’s Bridge’.


Builder discussing how to get Valley Line LRT back on schedule
Published Monday, February 11, 2019 10:58PM MST
Last Updated Monday, February 11, 2019 11:23PM MST
Builders are working on getting the Valley Line LRT construction back on schedule.
The project was supposed to be finished by late 2020, but TransEd found last March an unexpected concrete mass in the riverbank that delayed progress on the Tawatina Bridge.
Later, crews found the cement in a span meant to cross Whitemud Drive hadn’t cured properly. The piece is about to go in—about six months later than was planned.
Currently, TransEd is exploring ways to speed up construction.
One option is to close 95 Avenue entirely for about eight months to get all the heavy lifting on the roadway completed.
“It is one of the initiatives,” said TransEd’s Dean Heuman. “It certainly wouldn’t do it on its own.”
The city doesn’t have an estimate as to how delayed the project has become.
“It’s too soon to say where exactly we’ll end up. They have encountered some significant issues,” said Mayor Don Iveson.
“My personal estimation: at least a year. If not, more,” said Ward 11 Councillor Mike Nickel.
However, the mayor said public money has been protected.
“The contract is structured in a way that has completion payments that start at a certain time, and if it’s not open by that time, then those payments are foregone permanently,” Iveson explained.
However, a 95 Avenue business owner doesn’t believe the short-term pain of closing the roadway is worth seeing Valley Line LRT completed on time.
“Sure, it’s tough having the noise and vibration and the crews here,” Wired Cup Café owner Dave Jackson said, “but we’d rather do that for two years than shut it down.”
Jackson, and others, shared their concerns at a community meeting hosted by TransEd on Saturday. The business owner said he felt heard.
TransEd is expected to have a construction update next month.
With files from Jeremy Thompson


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Come learn about the Bethel Burying Ground’s site’s complex and largely unknown history. Meet other artists and design professionals (i.e. public artists, architects, landscape architects, etc.) to discuss the unique challenges and opportunities in developing public art and site design around a history punctuated by firsts, loss, and stewardship, as well as:
- Learn about the Bethel Burying Ground and its role in Philadelphia’s history
- Hear about the City of Philadelphia’s plan to develop a meaningful memorial that reveals this vital story and celebrates those laid to rest there
- Meet other creative professionals and begin thinking about the design team needed to apply
The event will take place on Wednesday, October 2 from 6 – 8pm at Mother Bethel A.M.E. Church.
419 South 6th Street
Philadelphia, PA 19147
For more historical information about the site and to register, please click here.


Did you already guess that this post is about Sound Transit?
I’ve already told you how Sound Transit is taxing some property owners who weren’t allowed to vote on the ST3 ballot measure, and I’ve mentioned in passing the fraudulent scheme they’re using to arrive at inflated car values.
Now the last puzzle piece is set to drop into place on April 1st. Enter the sales tax.
From the Seattle P.I.:
Beginning April 1, the sales tax portion of ST3’s funding plan will take effect, adding one-half of 1 percent on top of the nine-tenths of 1 percent already in place from past Sound Transit initiatives. That means the Sound Transit portion of the sales tax will now be 1.4 percent (for those who want some easy math: That’s $1.40 per $100 spent).
The sales tax increase will look a bit different depending on where you are within the Sound Transit taxing district, which includes the most populated areas of King, Pierce and Snohomish counties, and how much sales tax is already in place. For Seattle and Tacoma residents, the total sales tax will rise to 10.1 percent.
I am very grateful that my home lays outside the RTA (Sound Transit’s gerrymandered taxing district), but I often shop within its boundaries, being only a handful of miles from the line. That is going to stop. In the future, I will – as often as possible – shop outside the boundaries of the RTA, and I encourage you to do the same.


St Pauls Community Playground Project
Playgrounds are a great way for children and adults to get active together in their local Park.
Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) funding achieved by the friends of St Paul’s Recreation Ground has kick started a community project to improve the much loved local play area. Working closely together, local residents, Council Officers, and the selected contractor, the project will deliver improvements identified through the community led survey and suggested by pupils from year 6 at St Pauls school.
There will be some new equipment, some replaced, some repaired. The zipwire will get put back in action, there will also be some disability inclusive equipment added; wide slide with handles, seats for swings and a roundabout.
Some equipment that is in good working order will stay; the climbing net, and all the swings, where needed there will also be some resurfacing.
A trim trail and new under-5 play equipment will add additional play value to the site.
The new playground opened again in early June. Improvements to the playground include; a trim trail, rope swing, roundabout, scooter trail, wide slide, log steps and mound, trampolines, play frame and additional play markings.
Additional surfacing, benches, bins and picnic tables have also been added to the space. We are working with the contractor to complete any minor works outstanding. We thank you for your patience.
An additional funding bid submitted by the team has been successful. The funding will look at improving the MUGA/Ball Court area and will be the focus of the next stage of playground improvement works expected to take place in Spring next year.


MBTA Services are constantly updated through our operations center. Please check here regularly for up-to-the-minute updates on every transit service as well as elevators and escalators.
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New fares go into effect Friday, July 1.
Routes 8, 60 and 65 detoured around Brookline Avenue due to the Red Sox Game. Connect at Kenmore Station, Brookline Avenue @Pilgrim Road (outbound), or Brookline Avenue @The Fenway (inbound)back to top


SCDOT wants to hear from you about widening part of I-26
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WACH)-- The Department of Transportation wants to hear from you about a road widening project.
The department is currently looking to widen I-26 near exit 85 to exit 101.
Tuesday night is the night you can chime in about it as the department will have a public meeting from 5-7 p.m. at Chapin High School.
There will also be aerial displays of the proposal.
If you would like to speak at the meeting you will need to sing up from 5:00-5:55 p.m.


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On Monday, August 14, 2017, the #CR2219 construction project will be moving into Stage 4.
In order to do so, at approximately 7:30 pm, with the assistance of local O.P.P., traffic will be shifted from the North side of CR 22 to the South side of CR 22.
Digital message boards are in place to advise drivers of this upcoming change.
The County of Essex would like to remind motorists to please expect potential delays and thank you for your continued patience.
CLICK HERE TO GO TO THE COUNTY OF ESSEX SITE FOR MORE INFORMATION


Sat, Oct 15|
Special Board Meeting
The Hermon Neighborhood Council will be holding a special Board meeting to discuss and vote on a Community Impact in support of Council File 22-1189 Elected Officials / Offensive Misconducts / Immediate Resignation Demand / Censure.
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Posted on Monday, June 08, 2020 04:18 PM
To help support our local small businesses, Caledon has joined the ShopHERE powered by Google program.
ShopHERE powered by Google, which started in the City of Toronto, helps independent businesses and artists build a digital presence and minimize the economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. Local businesses and artists can apply for the program at digitalmainstreet.ca/shophere to get their online store built at no-cost.
This program goes beyond just main street bricks and mortar locations as it...
Posted on Thursday, June 04, 2020 04:33 PM
Boston Mills Road
Boston Mills Road will be closed, from Dixie Road to Bramalea Road, for culvert repairs.
Friday June 5, 2020 – 7am to 3pm
The last accessible emergency number on Boston Mills Road driving:
- Westbound: 4766
- Eastbound: 4566
Glen Haffy Road will be closed, from Coolihans Side Road to HWY 9, for culvert repairs.
Friday June 5, 2020 – 6am to 3pm
The last accessible emergency number on Glen Haffy Road driving:
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- Southbound: 19411
Posted on Wednesday, June 03, 2020 06:15 PM
What is an Area-Specific Development Charges Background Study?
This background study has been prepared pursuant to the requirements of the Development Charges Act (DCA),1997 (s10), which among others, stipulates that before passing a Development Charge by-law, the council shall complete a Development Charge (DC) background study.
This Area Specific Development Charges (A.S.D.C.) Background Study for the Town of Caledon is presented as part of a process that will lead to the approval of a new Area...
Posted on Wednesday, June 03, 2020 05:56 PM
To increase safety for pedestrians, a number of stop signs will be installed across the Town in June 2020. Locations include:
- Innis Lake Road and Castlederg Sideroad
- Royal Valley Drive at Garden Wood Avenue
- Royal Valley Drive at Astoria PIace
- Royal Valley Drive at Kirkwood Crescent (northern intersection of Kirkwood Crescent)
- Royal Valley Drive at Pinebrook Circle
- Bonnieglen Farm Blvd. at Craftsman Road, and
- Learmont Avenue at Twistleton Street
Use caution approaching and entering the intersection....
Posted on Tuesday, June 02, 2020 11:30 AM
The Province of Ontario announced today that an RFP worth over $5 million will result in a major improvement to Caledon’s high-speed internet infrastructure. Issued by Southwestern Integrated Fibre Technology Inc. (SWIFT), the RFP includes contributions from all three levels of government – and a local investment of over $600,000 from the Town of Caledon.
“We have long advocated that this is an essential service and now the pandemic has underscored it,” said Mayor Allan Thompson. “I’m...


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Coleraine is set to glow like never before over the festive period with Coleraine Borough Council’s ‘Festive Lighting Scheme for Winter 2014’.
Towns in the Borough, including Coleraine, Portrush, Portstewart, Garvagh and Kilrea will receive new Christmas Lights in time for the main switch on, 28th November this year.
Speaking about the new lighting strategy Mayor of Coleraine, Councillor George Duddy commented; “Christmas is a special time for families and communities to come together.
“I hope everyone will come and enjoy the ‘Big Christmas Light Switch On’ celebrations throughout the Borough.
“This year will be a special year being the first year the new Christmas Lights will be installed. I’d like to thank Ballymoney Borough Council for their advice and support. Having successfully upgraded their own lighting last year, Coleraine Borough Council was inspired by the fantastic impact the upgrade had for both residents and retailers.
“This upgrade will not only enhance the reputation of the Borough, but will provide lower running costs and less ongoing maintenance costs. The new lighting displays are all powered by LED light technology which reduces electricity consumption and bulb replacement costs complying with Council’s Energy Management Strategy.
“The new lights are aimed at enhancing everyone’s Christmas experience in the Borough. New lighting motifs and banners along the pedestrian walkway at the Bann Bridge have been installed to connect both sides of the River Bann. This will provide residents and visitors the opportunity to take a stroll throughout the town centre and across the river while enjoying the new lighting experience.
“I’d like to thank everyone who assisted with the project and finally, ask everyone to come and enjoy our new festive lights and have a great Christmas season.”
Coleraine Borough Council’s ‘Festive Lighting Scheme for Winter 2014’ has been applied to the following areas: Coleraine: Abbey Street, Bell House Lane, Bridge Street, Church Street, Kingsgate Street, Lodge Road, Long Commons, New Row, Park Street, Queen Street, Railway Road, Stone Row, Society Street, Waterside. Portrush: Eglinton Street/Town Hall, Kerr Street, Main Street. Portstewart: The Crescent, The Diamond, The Promenade. Garvagh: Main Street above and below main junction. Kilrea: Church Street, Maghera Street, Coleraine Street, Bridge Street.
For more information on Coleraine Borough Council’s ‘Festive Lighting Scheme for Winter 2014’, please visit Council’s website on www.colerainebc.gov.uk.


Council overrides mayor#8217;s veto
Published 12:00 am Tuesday, July 3, 2007
Ironton City Council overrode a mayor’s veto, had several second readings on ordinances, and untabled a measure to get all the city ordinances updated and in a single book during Thursday’s meeting.
Mayor John Elam vetoed ordinance 07-51, which would have made Pine Street between 10th and 11th streets a one-way going east and 11th Street between Pine and Maple streets a one-way going south.
Councilman Richard Price said that were numerous accidents from people running stop signs.
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“It is to the point where the neighbors who live on the intersection are afraid to allow their children to play outside,” he said.
Even though the council had unanimously passed the ordinance on June 14, the mayor said in a letter dated June 19, he vetoed it because he never saw the petitions that were signed by people in the neighborhood. Elam is on vacation and didn’t attend the council meeting.
Councilman Bob Cleary said he gave everyone a copy of the petitions to the council.
“I can’t say for a fact I handed one to the mayor, maybe I didn’t,” he said. “But there was a petition that the neighbors signed.”
Price said he asked to suspend the rules and bring the motion before council again because he if there was a fatal accident there, “I don’t know if I could live with myself.”
The motion passed unanimously.
Ordinance 07-10, which dealt with getting all city ordinances in a single book, was untabled.
Earlier in the year, the council tabled the motion because it thought the $12,000 price tag was too high and there might be a cheaper alternative than having American Publishing codify all the ordinances.
On Thursday, Rick Meeks moved to have the motion untabled, which the council did.
Councilmen said it was not confusing when anyone was trying to look up ordinances and no one was sure when the last time they had the books printed. Price said he has been on the council since 2001 and hadn’t seen a copy. The council’s legal advisor, Mack Anderson said he hadn’t seen a new copy in the past 17 years.
The ordinance passed unanimously.


Boysen State Park Master Plan Public Workshop #2
Tuesday, December 17th
From 6:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. at:
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Reported in the Street Light category anonymously at 19:31, Mon 15 July 2019
Sent to Bristol City Council 4 minutes later
This street light is on all night and shines right into my bedroom window keeping me awake. This is just up from 80 Birchwood Road on the junction.
Receive email when updates are left on this problem.
Posted by Bristol City Council at 18:35, Mon 15 July 2019
Posted by Bristol City Council at 22:21, Tue 16 July 2019
Your enquiry has now been closed.
State changed to: Fixed
Posted by Bristol City Council at 10:03, Mon 22 July 2019
This report is now closed to updates.
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A backyard meeting on implementing gender action plan under ‘Third Urban Management and Infrastructure Improvement (UGIP) project was held at Ishwardi Upazila of Pabna district.
The meeting was organised by Ishwardi municipality and it was held at Shailapara Government Primary School on Tuesday.
Ishwardi Municipality Mayor Ishaq Ali Malitha spoke as the chief guest in the meeting about the benefits of citizens of the area. Women and children affairs committee president Firoja Begum presided over the program.
Ishwardi Upazila vice chairman Atia Ferdous Kakoli, municipality executive engineer Abdul Awal, councilor Farida Begum, Kamal Hossain, Jahangir Alam, Abu Syed Uzzal and Jewel Ahmed spoke at the meeting. Officials and locals of the area attended the program.


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Newtown Area JZC Members Discuss Trails
The Newtown Area Jointure, which comprises Newtown, Wrightstown, and Upper Makefield Townships, is currently updating the 2009 Newtown Area Comprehensive Plan. One chapter of that plan focuses on transportation.
This 17-minute audio podcast includes a portion of a presentation made before the November 5, 2020 meeting of the Joint Zoning Council by Jeremy W. Stoff, a Bucks County Planning Commission (BCPC) Planner. This audio clip from that presentation focuses on the discussion of trails.
Speakers (in order of speaking): Jeremy Stoff (BCPC),Thomas Cino (Upper Makefield), Mary Eberle (JZC Solicitor), John Mack (Newtown), Chester Pogonowski (Wrightstown), Lisa Wolff (BCPC), Tim Thomas (Upper Makefield.)


So what is one of the most controversial topics in Ottawa at present?
The neighbours are up in arms.
So when does Kitchissippi Councillor Katherine Hobbs release her mail-out on changes to the plan? Why on Ontario election day when residents’ eyes are trained on Queen’s Park.
Politics just never stops. The Hobbs mail-out features “solutions” as the councillor puts it. Wonder if the affected residents feel the same way?
Here are excerpts from Hobbs email:
Construction of the $2.1 billion Confederation Line LRT is under construction and on schedule to provide world-class transit to Ottawa and Kitchissippi by 2018.
In 2016, the OC Transpo Transitway north of Scott Street will close between Merton St. and Bayview Station to allow construction of the Confederation Line LRT. In summer 2016, this will extend westward to Tunney’s Pasture Station. This will require a bus detour onto Scott Street until the Confederation Line LRT opens in 2018.
I recognized the impact this would have on Kitchissippi residents, and I moved forward to find solutions.
When this decision was made in 2012, I directed staff to undertake a safety and security audit of the detour, which took place this spring. That audit was itself independently audited. Along with 12+ meetings with community representatives and with residents living closest to the detour since the December 3rd, 2013 public meeting,many major changes have been made, and bus volumes have been reduced 14% through Kitchissippi Ward.
My focus is to find solutions to the issues created by the bus detour impacting Kitchissippi residents, be they cyclists, pedestrians and school age children, transit riders, or neighbours.
As you may have read in the Ottawa Citizen, we have reduced bus volumes and developed a plan for a new Scott Street as a complete street in 2018. Please read on to learn more, and attend our Open House on Monday. …
If you would like to learn more about any aspect of the Confederation Line LRT detour, experts will be on hand for a public open house to present final design. I invite you to drop in at a time convenient to you,
Monday, June 16, 2014
6:30 – 9:00 PM
Tom Brown Arena
141 Bayview Road
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Thanks and I hope to see you on Monday.
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Knocksense Shorts | Mumbai Metro to run post-midnight throughout Navratri
As Mumbaikars delve into the festive spirit of Navratri, MMRDA has announced extended Mumbai Metro services throughout the 10-day festival. From October 15 to October 24, metro services on Line 2A and Line 7 will operate till 12:20 AM in an attempt to facilitate a smooth return of people indulging in Navratri festivities across the city.
Currently, Metro Line 2A and Metro Line 7 in Mumbai operate till 10:20 PM and 10:30 PM, respectively. With these interconnected metro lines running for extended time, the last metro train on the line will begin its 1 hour 13 minutes journey at 12:20 AM, reaching its destination at 1:33 AM.
A total of 14 trips will be added to the Mumbai Metro schedule due to the extended timings, and services will operate every fifteen minutes throughout the Navratri festivities.


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Keep or demolish heritage site, but construct new Osmania Hospital building: Owaisi to KCR
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Hyderabad, June 21 -- AIMIM president and Hyderabad Lok Sabha member of Parliament Asaduddin Owaisi today visited the state-run Osmania General Hospital (OGH), and demanded the state government to construct a new building. Owaisi even indirectly gunned for the old heritage structure of OGH to be taken down, by saying that his party is not concerned if the state government keeps or demolishes it.
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Rock Lane, Three Oaks - Drainage Works
What works are taking place?
We will be carrying out drainage works on Rock Lane, Three Oaks.
When will these works start?
Work will start on Monday 21st June 2021 and continue for 5 days.
Road closure information
Rock Lane will be closed to through traffic between 7am & 7pm from Moor Lane to Eight Acres Lane.
The road will reopen outside of working hours.
Traffic will be diverted via Ivyhouse Lane, Chowns Hill, The Ridge, Old London Road, A259 Rye Road & vice versa
Information for local people
We are due to return in July to carry out carriageway repairs. We will write to you nearer the time with a specific date and more information.


STATION ROAD N21 - TEMPORARY RESTRICTION OF TRAFFICNotice ID: WAT1397468
STATION ROAD N21 - TEMPORARY RESTRICTION OF TRAFFIC
Further information may be obtained by telephoning Highway Services on 020 8379 2039.
1. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that in order to facilitate essential utility works on Station Road N21, the Council of the London Borough of Enfield propose to make the Enfield (Station Road N21 )(No.2)(Temporary Restriction of Traffic) Order 2019 under section 14(1) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984.
2. The effect of the Order will be to prohibit traffic;
i) from entering or proceeding on Station Road from its junction with Ringwood Way south eastwards for approximately 41 metres and;
ii) from waiting and loading on Station Road northside from a point 41 metres from its junction with Ringwood Way south eastwards for approximately 35 metres and;
iii) from waiting and loading on Station Road southside from its junction with Kings Avenue north west for a distance of
15 metres, as and when directed by signage.
3. The prohibitions referred to in paragraph 2 above would not apply to police or emergency services personnel.
4. The prohibitions would come into operation on 21 October 2019 and would continue in force for 5 days or until works are completed.
5. Whilst the prohibitions remain in force, the diversion route would be via Kings Avenue, Compton Road, Roseneath Avenue and vice versa. Access would be maintained for residents as far as the works allow.
Dated 9 October 2019
David B. Taylor
Head of Traffic and Transportation


Pot hole outside 156 monks park avenue
Reported in the Carriageway Defect category anonymously at 17:22, Sun 5 January 2020
Sent to Bristol City Council 11 minutes later
This pothole is getting worse everyday, it has been gradually getting worse for around 4 weeks. There was an issue with the other side of the road which has been fixed however the left hand side of the road has developed new potholes which need addressing as soon as possible.
A new enquiry has been raised for this issue.
Posted by Bristol City Council at 17:32, Sun 5 January 2020
This issue is currently under investigation. We'll provide updates on the outcome as soon as we can.
Posted by Bristol City Council at 11:27, Tue 7 January 2020
This issue has been temporarily repaired to make the site safe pending further investigation or future repairs.
Posted by Bristol City Council at 14:02, Thu 9 January 2020
If the issue still exists, please review the location and the description and let us know by creating a new enquiry on FixMyStreet
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Posted by Bristol City Council at 17:27, Wed 11 May 2022
This report is now closed to updates. You can make a new report in the same location. Please reference 1919866 in your new report if it is an update on this one.


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What is HS2?
HS2 (High Speed 2) is a planned new high-speed railway line between London and the midlands and north of England, comprised of two stages: Phase One, a new railway line from London to Birmingham (due to open between 2029 and 2033); and Phase Two, which will provide connections from Birmingham to Crewe and Manchester (which will open in full between 2036 and 2040).
Original plans for Phase Two would have connected HS2 with Leeds. However, in November 2021 the Integrated Rail Plan announced that these plans have been scrapped in favour of upgrades of existing routes.
HS2 was first proposed by the Labour government in 2010, and the Coalition Government announced the project would go ahead in 2012. This cross-party support was matched by advocates from political and business leaders in the north of England – who opposed to the downgrading of plans in November 2021. However, there are also many groups who oppose HS2 in civic society – ranging from Extinction Rebellion to the Taxpayers Alliance – who oppose the project. Particular, there is political opposition in places on or adjacent to the route that have been disrupted by works.
Estimates vary on the likely total cost of HS2: the latest Department for Transport estimates suggest the total cost will be between £72 billion and £98 billion; the Oakervee Review, a government commissioned audit, suggested the total cost could be over £100 billion.


Palafox Street closure to continue tomorrow
Closure of Palafox Street, between Main and Zarragossa Streets, will continue Thursday, June 27, as construction crews work to replace bollards. This will be a 24-hour closure of all travel lanes.
The schedule is weather dependent, and work may be re-scheduled in the event of inclement weather.
More information on the street resurfacing program is available by contacting the city’s engineering consultant, Atkins, Inc., (850) 380-9188.
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The Medina County Board of Commissioners has been informed that it will receive an allocation in the amount of $500,000 ($350,000 for the County and $150,000 for the City of Wadsworth) from Ohio’s CDBG Program for PY 2022. Medina County Townships, Villages, public and not for profit agencies and organizations, and the Cities of Brunswick and Wadsworth are eligible to apply for project funding through this program. In order to be eligible, projects must provide direct benefit to:
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A public hearing is scheduled on Tuesday, May 10 at 2:30 p.m. located at the County Administration Building Balcony Room B (144 North Broadway, Medina) in order to discuss potential eligible activities and program requirements.
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PASSENGERS needing to use toilets at Sheffield and Barnsley Interchanges will have to pay 20p per visit.
South Yorkshire Passenger Transport Executive, which runs the two bus stations, has decided to install turnstiles and charge to ‘maintain high standards of service’.
Gilly Greensitt, SYPTE external relations manager, said: “It’s with reluctance we are introducing the charge, but, given pressures on funding, we feel we can’t maintain a high standard of service without charging to use the toilets. We introduced turnstiles at Rotherham Interchange last year. These have operated with few complaints from customers.”
The new turnstiles will be installed and operational in Sheffield on Friday, April 27, and in Barnsley on Wednesday, May 2.


CREWS REALIGN NORTHBOUND I-25 OVER SANTA FE DRIVE FOR BRIDGE DECK REHABILITATION
August 19, 2010 by admin
DENVER – On August 17th, the Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) will realign traffic on northbound I-25 over Santa Fe Drive in preparation for upcoming bridge deck rehabilitation this weekend. As a result, there will be various single and double lanes closures tonight from 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. Following the realignment, the lanes on northbound I-25 will be reduced to 11 feet until the bridge deck rehabilitation is completed.
The bridge deck rehabilitation will begin at 8 p.m. on Friday, August 20th and continue until 5 a.m. on Monday, August 23rd and will require various single and double lane closures on northbound I-25 and Santa Fe Drive throughout the entire weekend. Major delays are expected.
“The concrete of the bridge deck has deteriorated so it is essential that we make the repairs now before winter hits and the moisture causes more damage and potholes,” said CDOT Resident Engineer Abe Lavassani. “Since we will be rotomilling the bridge deck and placing new concrete, we need a full weekend to complete the work.”
Throughout the weekend, motorists can expect single lane closures on northbound I-25 from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. each day and double lane closures from 10 p.m. to 8 a.m. each day. Single lane closures will begin at 8 p.m. on Friday night. Northbound I-25 over Santa Fe Drive will also be in a temporary alignment with traffic shifted towards the west. Lanes will be reduced to 11 feet and the speed limit will be reduced to 45 MPH.
In addition, there will be a full closure of northbound and southbound Santa Fe Drive under I-25 from midnight Friday to 6 a.m. on Saturday for rotomilling. Once the rotomilling is complete, one lane of northbound and southbound Santa Fe Drive under I-25 will remain closed until 5 a.m. on Monday.
Major delays are expected throughout the weekend and motorists are strongly encouraged to seek alternate routes. Those attending the Denver Broncos pre-season game on Saturday night should provide for extra travel time to the game and avoid northbound I-25, seeking alternate routes if possible.
“Unfortunately, there is no good time to do this work as it is late in the construction season and there are still numerous sporting events and concerts scheduled on weekends for the next several months,” added Lavassani. “With only one event scheduled this weekend, this is the best time to conduct the work to minimize the traffic impacts and complete the work while the temperatures are still warm.”
The bridge deck repairs include removing the existing asphalt mat, placing new concrete, paving I-25 in asphalt, and striping. The majority of the repairs will take place in the right lane of northbound I-25 with additional work taking place in the center lane.
The northbound and southbound I-25 bridges over Santa Fe Drive were both constructed in 1958 and are two of Colorado’s poor bridges with sufficiency ratings below 23 out of 100. This stretch of I-25 carries over 200,000 vehicles a day.
CDOT is in the process of designing a project that will replace both I-25 bridges over Santa Fe Drive. The project is estimated to cost $65 million and construction is tentatively scheduled to begin in the summer of 2011. Once the project begins, it will be two to three years before traffic is taken off the existing northbound I-25 bridge over Santa Fe Drive.


Pronto Cycle Share is less than two months away and I could not be more excited for its September launch! I’ve had the luxury of riding the bike on a few occasions and I must say cruising up to Capitol Hill from Downtown is not at all the difficult journey I expected. Whereas most bike share systems’ designs are heavier than average bikes and use only 3 gears, Pronto is lighter than other bike share bikes and has an internal 7-speed hub! Talk about prepared for Seattle! Rather than walk you through the whole bike again, check out this blog post from the Seattle Bike Blog about how Pronto rides. I couldn’t agree more!


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The Town of Cedaredge's Capital Improvements Plan (CIP) looks forward to the possible completion of a number of projects throughout the community in coming years.
The CIP is a guideline used by the town board for reference in adopting annual budgets.
The Cedaredge trustees have scheduled a public forum on proposed new water and sewer rates.
The session is scheduled for Thursday, Jan. 10 at 6 p.m., preceding the town board's regular monthly work session.
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A month after calling the fountain in Ken Genser Square fully functional, City Hall announced Monday a two-month construction project to make repairs to the controversial structure.
W.E. O’Neil Construction, which was scheduled to begin the project Monday, will apply coating to the structure’s base, waterproof its bubblers and add seams to prevent cracking.
The company will work at no extra cost to City Hall, which spent $42.3 million on the fountain, Ken Genser Square and Tongva Park.
Since July, the Daily Press has reported leakage problems with the structure.
The last repairs were completed in October, when W.E. O’Neil and designer Fluidity worked to fix a leak at the feature’s base.
Construction fences will surround the fountain until Jan. 27, when the project is scheduled for completion.


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Going “Green” in Style
By Dr. Gerry Goeden
One of our favorite arguments against doing the “right thing” is that it costs more. Recycling costs more, picking up rubbish costs more, and operating a sustainable business costs more.
Well, as far as hotels and resorts go this belief is all wrong. The latest research from the prominent Cornell University’s School of Hotel Administration shows that hotels certified in the sustainable building program not only help the environment but boost revenue.
The program they looked at is Leadership in Energy and Environmental design, LEED. Developed by the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC), LEED is intended to help building owners and operators be environmentally responsible and use resources efficiently. Many U.S. federal agencies and state and local governments require or reward LEED certification.
To participate in LEED, a building must comply with environmental laws and regulations, occupancy scenarios, building permanence and pre-rating completion, site boundaries and area-to-site ratios. Its owner must share data on the building’s energy and water use for five years after occupancy (for new construction) or date of certification (for existing buildings). They use between 11 and 39% less site energy than non-LEED buildings on average.
|Crosby Street Hotel, New York|
By comparing 93 LEED certified U.S. hotels with a competitive set of non-certified hotels, the study found substantial increases in average daily rates and revenue per available room for the LEED hotels.
“The hotel industry has embraced environmental sustainability and several hotels have registered for or earned ‘green’ certification under the LEED program,” said Rohit Verma, professor at Cornell’s School of Hotel Administration. “The question was whether there is also a revenue benefit from LEED. We found that the answer is, absolutely yes.”
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Traveling in the USA or Canada? See if your destination participates in the LEED scheme. If they don’t then ask them, “Why not?”
For those travelling in Asia there is another route to take. Contact your destination hotel and ask them to tell you what “green” or environmental certificates or awards they have won in recent years. Let them know this matters to you and many other guests.
Travellers have the power to change the world.
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Gateway is the neighbourhood regeneration agency charged with revitalising Hull’s housing market and transforming city neighbourhoods. Our first involvement for Gateway was to take their existing identity and logotype and develop a ‘house style’ to cover all media they operated in. Guidelines and directions were created to determine the use of the logotype, and details on how a ‘house style’ would work. Specific projects we then produced for Gateway were detailed literature, report and accounts, press advertising and exhibition work, all working within the guidelines we had created.
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Pike Street traffic to be subject to detour
PARKERSBURG — Detours will be in effect on W.Va. 14, Pike Street, beginning Monday where A.L.L. Construction will work on the tie in at W.Va. 14 and Hino/Conley Drive for the Mineral Wells/Pettyville Project, the Division of Highways said.
Work will be done between 7 a.m. and 5 p.m. Traffic on Route 14 will be detoured onto Hino Drive around the clock. Business access will be maintained.
The anticipated completion date is June 26.
Also, Jennings Excavating working for Antero Resources Corp. on Monday and Tuesday will repair a slip on Ritchie CR 22/3, Holbrook Road, about a half mile east from Ritchie CR 22/2, the West Virginia Division of Highways said.
Crews will work between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Delays are anticipated.
Inclement weather or unforeseen circumstances could change the schedules.


One can accept the administration’s denial that this proposal aims to fund plex development, but remain wary about the mayor’s dancing around what the missing housing type language really means. To those of us who have heard Hamilton use this phrase again and again over the last three years, it has one clear connotation, and it’s not co-ops.
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What Was the Rush?
As expected, Scanlan told the City Council that since duplex development was authorized (through an ordinance signed by Hamilton in August), no one has applied to build a duplex in a formerly single family neighborhood.
Matt Flaherty Says the Quiet Part Out Loud
By Peter Dorfman A couple of weeks on from the disheartening finish of the City Council debate on upzoning, with annexation hanging in the cicada-thick atmosphere over the suburbs, Bloomingtonians are waiting for the next shoe to drop. Our local NPR affiliate, WFIU, organized a May 27 Noon Edition panel discussion, hoping for fresh perspectivesContinue reading “Matt Flaherty Says the Quiet Part Out Loud”
Ask the Mayor? Why Bother?
By Peter Dorfman John Hamilton is featured today (April 21, 2021) in another WTIU “Ask the Mayor” interview. After the usual round of self-congratulation on the city’s adequate but undistinguished handling of the COVID-19 pandemic, Hamilton launches into a dialog about his administration’s upzoning push that is so full of dreary platitudes, misleading data, misstatementsContinue reading “Ask the Mayor? Why Bother?”
Plan Commissioners Punt Upzoning to the Council — Along With Its Risks
By Peter Dorfman In its April 1 hearing, the Plan Commission — having been assailed by a largely critical audience and obviously realizing they had changed absolutely no one’s mind on upzoning Bloomington’s core — voted 6-3 to send the UDO amendment eliminating single-family zoning to the City Council with a recommendation to approve. ToContinue reading “Plan Commissioners Punt Upzoning to the Council — Along With Its Risks”
Plan Commission Backs Into Hearings on Upzoning
By Peter Dorfman Bloomington’s Plan Commission held its first debate session on the city’s new zoning map and amendments to the Unified Development Ordinance (UDO) on Monday, March 8. The Commission has mapped out a series of four meetings to address the map and amendments, including what promises to be a marathon session on MarchContinue reading “Plan Commission Backs Into Hearings on Upzoning”
Don’t Be Dupe-plexed
By Jim Rosenbarger The Mayor and some City Council members continue their push to open doors to new multi-family apartment development in single family neighborhoods. Having been rebuffed in 2019 during the debate over the UDO revision, the Mayor passed the intervening months without discussing a middle ground approach. Instead he came back in 2020Continue reading “Don’t Be Dupe-plexed”
The Most Destructive Housing Form
By Jean Simonian The latest round of debate on the rezoning of Bloomington’s core has focused a lot of attention on the proposal to allow development of large multiplex apartment structures in core neighborhoods now zoned for single-family houses. That’s understandable; quadplexes would be big and conspicuous, towering over most of their neighbors, and eachContinue reading “The Most Destructive Housing Form”


Senate budget writers want to set aside more money to fix the state’s deteriorating highways, so they plan to divert funds next year from a program that paves dirt roads and improves other secondary roads.
The Senate budget released this week would cut the entire $84.8 million in the Highway Fund’s secondary road improvement fund next year, using it instead to shore up maintenance spending. Included in that money is about $15 million that would have been earmarked for putting asphalt on unpaved roads.
But getting rid of dirt roads — even when they carry fewer than 50 cars a day — is still a political priority in North Carolina.
Senators said they would leave untouched a separate Highway Trust Fund account that is expected to generate $57.5 million next year to pave dirt roads. To put that in perspective: It's a little more than half their proposed budget of $110.8 million for building urban freeway loops. . . . [MORE]


Nitro mayor outlines efforts to clean up city
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Nitro Mayor Dave Casebolt outlined several efforts city officials have undertaken to clean up the city at Tuesday's regular meeting.
The mayor said he wants the public to know that "council, public works, the fire department, the police department, everybody is working to try to clean this town up; it is a major task."
The city formed the Property Maintenance Board, comprised of the city's department heads, to identify properties that need to be addressed, and has "aggressively" targeted properties that require maintenance improvements, he said.
The board has developed a new procedure to condemn houses that violate maintenance codes. Instead of condemning a property outright, the city is taking the initiative by doing any work that it can. This work includes removing trees and cutting grass.
Once the work is complete, the city then sends a bill to the property owners for any improvements that were made. If money cannot be recovered, then the city's next step is to condemn the house and eventually tear it down.
Casebolt said that Ronnie King, city building inspector and fire marshal, has delivered more than 200 property maintenance violations, and the fire department is working on a procedure to follow up on those violations to ensure compliance.
Clean-up efforts are not limited to property maintenance, however. Police Chief Brian Oxley has issued about 100 towing violations.
Oxley said those notices are issued for vehicles that do not have a valid registration and for vehicles that are inoperable.
Last year, council members passed an ordinance prohibiting residents from putting trash out more than one day in advance. Casebolt said that ordinance is having the desired effect.
"There was an immediate impact from that." Casebolt said. "You don't see trash sitting out even close to as much as you used to.
Even with all those efforts, Casebolt said the city still has one problem but that officials are working to address it. The problem is littering.
He has instructed Oxley to make littering citations a top priority.
Casebolt also announced the city was awarded a $300,000 state grant for its streetscape program. The project will cover of 21st Street, Bank Street and 2nd Avenue. The city has to pay $75,000 as part of the grant, totaling $375,000 in improvements.
Casebolt plans to call a streetscape meeting within the next week to discuss the project.
In other business, Casebolt introduced Jeff Elkins as the city's new fire chief.
After the meeting, Nitro City Council performed its first wedding ceremony.
Councilman Andy Shamblin, who is also an ordained minister, performed a wedding ceremony for fellow Councilman Craig Matthews and his fiancée, Jennifer Hillenbrand. All council members were in attendance to show their support.


The government is considering the possibility of beautifying the surroundings of Mumbai-Goa national highway along the seacoast on the lines of the road linking Los Angeles and San Francisco in the United States.
Union Minister Nitin Gadkari said during his visit to the US two months ago, he travelled by road from San Francisco to Los Angeles along the Pacific ocean, and for the first time saw how roadsides can be beautified.
Mr Gadkari said that the Centre is in the process of promoting road-side amenities, including hotels and motels.
“We have to think if we can use the nature’s beauty and further beautify (the road-side stretch)”, he said. Read More…


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There was a news story the other day about roadside flooding in Ultimo, Sydney. As the location is right next to my workplace, and very near the very fantastic bread shop where I get my lunch most days. I shot this photograph today of the big hole in the ground that still exists caused by the flooding.
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The old Harris Street tram tracks that supported the road finally rusted away.


Future of Tucker Swamp Rd bridge unknown
Published 10:34 am Friday, October 28, 2011
ZUNI—No time frame has been set for reopening the Tucker Swamp Road bridge over Norfolk Southern’s railroad tracks in Zuni.
The Virginia Department of Transportation closed the bridge on Oct. 20 after an annual safety inspection.
“Our engineers are reviewing VDOT’s inspection report,” Robin Chapman, director of public relations for Norfolk Southern’s office in Norfolk, said Thursday. “After they have examined it and evaluated it, they will get with VDOT to determine what repairs are needed. At this time I can’t give you a timeline on reopening.”
VDOT said it was concerned with deterioration of critical portions of the bridge. As of Thursday, VDOT also did not have a timeframe for the bridge’s reopening.
“We are waiting for a follow-up from the railroad,” said Brooke Grow, public information officer with VDOT in Suffolk. “Since Norfolk Southern owns the bridge, VDOT is working with them to make the appropriate repairs and get the road back open to traffic.”
Chapman said he isn’t sure of the bridge’s age.
“None of our records that I can access quickly give a date of construction for the bridge,” he said. “We will have to research deeper to determine. This particular design was used for overhead highway bridges on the former N&W as early as the 1940s.
A detour was set up for motorists.


Building materials left on road
Reported in the Obstruction category anonymously at 15:43, Wed 22 January 2020
Sent to Bristol City Council 2 minutes later
These building materials have been left on the road for close to 6 months with no sign of actually being used for building. More recently an old oven has appeared on the top of the breeze blocks causing an even more unsightly dump.
A new enquiry has been raised for this issue.
Posted by Bristol City Council at 15:45, Wed 22 January 2020
Still open, via questionnaire, 20:07, Wed 19 February 2020
This Fix My Street enquiry has been automatically closed.
State changed to: Closed
Posted by Bristol City Council at 15:08, Tuesday 20 April 2021
This report is now closed to updates. You can make a new report in the same location.


The scaffolding is almost up to the tip of the spire, and painting will begin soon.
Beginning on Monday, June 5th, work will begin on the replacement of the basement windows and will continue through June 17th. There will be three important changes happening during this time:
The basement will be inaccessible.
The only restroom available for use will be the one upstairs next to the sanctuary door.
Traffic flow will change. Entrance to the parking lot will be through the normal entry driveway. The exit will continue to be located at the back of the parking lot.
If you have any questions, please contact Jane in the office.