A NINE metre high sculpture — made from recycled sea containers — is being pieced together in Fremantle to form an iconic feature for the port city.
Rainbow is valued at $145,000 and is the largest art piece commissioned by the City of Fremantle — weighing 66 tonnes.
The sculpture by Perth artist Marcus Canning will be constructed from nine recycled sea containers joined to form an arch.
The new artwork will take pride of place at Beach Reserve adjacent to Canning Highway, overlooking the Swan River and the port.
Fremantle Mayor Brad Pettitt said he hoped Rainbow would spark debate and conversation.
“It’s big, it’s bold and colourful and very Freo,” Mr Pettitt said.
“As a city of artists we have commissioned a dynamic artwork that has been conceived, engineered and produced in Western Australia and represents the ingenuity of our arts industry.
“I hope Rainbow will not only foster conversation and debate but will put a smile on the faces of locals and visitors and remind us of just how lucky we are to live in such a great place.”
Artist Marcus Canning said turning his concept into reality had its challenges from an engineering and construction point of view.
“It was always going to be a challenge to connect nine sea containers and make them hover in an arch which at its apex is nine metres above the ground,” Mr Canning said.
“The result is 66 tonnes of wow.
“Nothing like this has ever been attempted so we’ve had to come up with some innovative ways of joining the containers together and worked with some brilliant companies and contractors bringing the vision to reality.”


As part of the ongoing dialogue between the City of North Vancouver, the School District, the PAC, and the community, there is a NEW survey out to help inform City decision making around transportation-related issues.
TAKE THE SURVEY HERE (click ‘Let’s Talk’)
We know there are many factors around traffic & safety in the neighbourhood, whether it’s concerns about traffic levels on Keith diverting to our neighbourhood, speeding, visibility, crosswalks, or just the logistics of drop off and pick up. We hope you take the time to voice your opinion.
Please pay special attention to the SECOND tab of the survey called “Map Your Safety Issues / Suggestions.” This allows you to drop a pin on specific areas where you would like to see a positive change.


A38 Mansfield Road North-East Bound Only South Normanton - Temporary Road Closure
What is happening?
DERBYSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL
TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURE
A38 MANSFIELD ROAD
(NORTH-EAST BOUND ONLY)
WHEN: 20th March 2023 to 28th March 2023 (20:00 to 04:00 each night)
WHERE: A38 Mansfield Road (North-east bound only), South Normanton between its junction with M1 J28 for a distance of 1.2 kilometres in a north-easterly direction (including the off slip to Berristow Lane interchange and access from Carter Lane East).
REASON: To facilitate carriageway resurfacing works. ALTERNATIVE ROUTE: Clockwise Only - M1 J28 interchange, B6019, Market Street, High Street, Water Lane, Ball Hill, Carter Lane to Berristow interchange.
Access will be maintained, whenever reasonably possible, on the affected length of road. The road will re-open as soon as the work is finished. This may be earlier than advertised.
Derbyshire County Council apologises for any inconvenience caused while work takes place. Anyone needing further information should ring Call Derbyshire on 01629 533190. The County Council intends to make an Order under Section 14 of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 (as amended) to prohibit its use by traffic.
Chris Henning, Executive Director – Place Department, County Hall, MATLOCK DE4 3AG
How long will it take?
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If you need to publish a public notice, please contact Mansfield Chad directly at:


Notice is hereby given that the Brunswick County Planning Board will hold a public hearing on May 9, 2022 at 6:00 p.m. in the Commissioners Chambers of the David R. Sandifer Administration Building located at 30 Government Center Drive NE at the Brunswick County Government Center concerning the following rezoning:
REQUEST: CHANGE OF ZONING – ZONING CASE Z-846
FROM: NC (NEIGHBORHOOD COMMERCIAL)
TO: R-6000 (HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL)
LOCATION: 1226 LANVALE ROAD NE NEAR LELAND, NC.
TAX PARCELS: 0370002015
DESCRIPTION: THE APPLICANT REQUESTED TAX PARCEL 0370002015 REZONED TO R-6000. THE ENTIRE REZONING AREA ENCOMPASSES APPROX. 0.62 ACRES.
For more information, please contact the Brunswick County Planning Department at 910-253-2025 or 800-621-0609.


The Weekly List is a list of planning applications (in PDF format) which have started to be processed in that week. The list is sorted by Community Council area.
We value the contribution of the general public in commenting on planning applications. Applications and accompanying plans may be viewed Online or electronically at 45 John Street Glasgow G1 1JE during normal working hours.
You must have Adobe® Reader® installed on your computer before you can view or print these documents. This software is available free of charge from the Adobe Web site. Use the following link to install Adobe® Reader®.
You should always view the plans, if possible, before making any comment. Comments can only be made on valid planning grounds. Further details can be found at Make a Comment.
** To view these planning applications, please copy the application number and search
the Online Planning Portal.
Extant List of Applications
The link below directs you to a web page where you can see, on a map base, the applications for the City for the last week or month. You can filter by ward or Community Council area or just view for the whole City. The links within the map take you directly to the documents for each application and you can view these and comment as normal.


The Town of Orchard City is accepting sealed bids for the construction and installation for the replacement of water main(s). Bids are to be received by the Town of Orchard City until 2:00 p.m. on April 2, 2018, at 9661 2100 RD, Austin, CO 81410. Read on...
At the July 12, 2017 Regular Board of Trustees meeting held at Town Hall, the Cannabis Revenue Committee presented their initial report with recommendations and the Board has voted to move forward with those recommendations. CRC Report
A just released survey from Colorado Department of Local Affairs (DOLA) shows an average annual 8.7 percent increase in basic water charges since 1997. To read the 2016 CML/DOLA report in full: CML Water Rate Report


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All Permit Guides & Requirements are located on the Residential page resources box
Building codes and ordinances set minimum safety standards for all aspects of building construction - structural, fire, plumbing, electrical and mechanical systems. Codes impact architects, engineers, contractors, subcontractors, manufacturers, distributors of building materials and the occupant of the building. Inspections at various stages verify that the structure complies with the established code. Before you can move into a new home or business, a minimum of 10 inspections have been conducted.
For do-it-yourselfers, we recommend calling the Brecksville Building Department, (440) 526-2630 before beginning any building project for information about what type of permits and inspections may be required. There are many helpful guides and information sheets on our Residential Page in the Resources box.
A system of fees, such as building permits, defray the cost of administrating and enforcing zoning and building codes. Generally, the fees are less than 1% of the overall cost of the building project. That is a small price to pay for safety. Building codes provide safeguards. Although no code can eliminate all risk, State Codes and our inspection process help reduce the risk.
Meeting calendar, application and deadline dates can be found under Planning Commission
Sign applications can be found under Planning Commission
Board of Zoning Appeals
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2018 International Property Maintenance Code (IPMC)
2019 Residential Code of Ohio (RCO)
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Permits are Required
Even small jobs require a permit such as replacement of a roof, the installation of a swimming pool, the construction of storage sheds, swing sets/play sets and decks, replacement of hot water tanks or windows. The City's Building Inspector will conduct an inspection to ensure proper installation. Contact the Building Department at least 2 weeks prior to the anticipated construction of any structure for requirements and procedures.
Permit application posting sign and 10 day wait period
When an application for a building permit is completed in the Building Department office there are certain permits that require a 10 day waiting period before work or construction can commence. The 10 day period will begin from the time that you make the application and does include weekend days as well. You will also be given a posting sign that is required to be posted on the property no further back than 25 feet from the street. Click here for more information.


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Whispering Winds Estates Phase 2. Brand new subdivision open to all….Asphalt streets, city water, city sewer, taps are included. Come be a part of this beautiful neighborhood. NO HOA dues or hassle. Great schools. Great community. Oversized lots, large back yards. Come to the country and enjoy the small town environment that comes with it. Whether you are a builder needing lots or an individual wanting to build your dream home. Hurry and pick your lot!!!
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Lambert Hospital site, Thirsk
The consultation closed on Friday 8 March 2019.
Hundreds of local people have had their say on the future use of a former Thirsk hospital.
Almost 450 people answered the survey – with 165 attending the meeting. And those responses have confirmed initial proposals from the authority - to use the building for palliative / respite care through a local hospice.
You can keep up to date on the project here:


405 Alberto Way
SB 330 Preliminary Application PRE22-01397
Preliminary Application Under SB 330 for Construction of a Multi-Family Residential Development (60 Units) on Property Zoned CH. APN 529-23-018.
Preliminary Application deemed “submitted” on March 1, 2023. Pursuant to California Code §65941.1 (d)(1), a formal application for development must be submitted within 180 calendar days after submitting a preliminary application. The formal application must be received no later than August 28, 2023. If a formal application is not received within 180 days, this Preliminary Application is considered expired.


14'th St. N. between Rhodes St. and Scott St. remains a rough road. Some of the work on the road suggests that repaving may be imminent.
12'th St, between Ft. Myer Dr. and Oak St. Repairing this pothole might appropriately be given lower priority, since this road gets less traffic and persons living in this area are not easily rattled. I've reported the pothole on Arlington County's convenient online pothole reporting form.


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West Union Street Lane Closure *RESCHEDULED*
Due to a major water main break late yesterday which required crews to work late into the night and early morning, the waterline component installation work on West Union Street originally scheduled for today, Tuesday, July 29th , has been postponed. This work will be rescheduled for next week sometime.
The City of Athens apologizes for any inconvenience this may have caused.Questions or concerns may be directed to the City of Athens Engineering and Public Works, 740-593-7636.


On Monday, August 27 our contractor will be doing a sanitary sewer repair on Armour Road, between Lapham and Summit. The section of the street between the entrance to Big Jims and Lapham will be closed for the work. Traffic will be detoured to High Street during the work. The contractor will get any semis that get into the area through their work zone. The closure should only be for one day.


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Established shade trees.
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No building time limits and flexible covenants.
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Cedar Rapids water main break closes street, repairs to take 2 weeks
Published: Dec. 16, 2022 at 8:54 AM CST
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (KCRG) - People in northeast Cedar Rapids may need to find a new route for the next couple of weeks.
The City of Cedar Rapids said there was a water main break at 29th Street northeast.
The city says the street will be closed from A Avenue northeast, to B Avenue northeast.
Repairs are expected to take two weeks. There is a detour posted from 1st Avenue to 32nd Street to Oakland Road.
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AFTER a Land and Environment Court case, construction is now under way.
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THE new limit will be effective from Monday, July 6.
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A I-30 left-lane closure that has been irritating motorists for more than a month on a busy mile of I-30 in west Fort Worth will remain in place for about two more weeks, a Texas Department of Transportation official said Tuesday.
The left lanes of I-30 in both directions from Montgomery Street to Forest Park Boulevard have been closed since early August. That's when a contractor was brought aboard to install a new sign bridge.
But not long after the job began, workers were surprised to find a storm sewer where they had hoped to anchor the bridge, transportation department spokesman Val Lopez said. Construction grinded to a halt while engineers went back to the blueprints.
"We had to redesign the sign bridge that's going to support these signs,"Lopez said, "and we were able to get that approved, so they should be opening up if not next week the following week."


Owner wants to work with city to modify wheelchair ramp
Julian Katz, 31, owner of Stasis Preserves Deli & Pantry in Roncesvalles has been told by the City of Toronto he needs to remove his wheelchair ramp from the front of his business because it has been deemed unsafe and limits sidewalk space. Katz said he wants to work with the city to find a way to modify the ramp, rather than destroy it. Bloor West Villager
By Aaron D’Andrea
Julian Katzs dream of having his business, Stasis Preserves Deli & Pantry, accessible for everyone is at danger of being taken away.
Three years ago, Katz hired a company, StopGap Foundation, to install a wheelchair ramp at the front of his Roncesvalles deli to make it accessible.
However, on March 15, the City of Toronto served the 31-year-old with a notice to remove the ramp by March 22 because it was deemed unsafe by officials.
Its a big challenge for people to not have access, he told Metroland Media Toronto. We just wanted to be inclusive in the neighbourhood and give people that option to shop here if they wanted to.
The ramp has been there for three years, and we have never had a single complaint or any issues.”
Officials also said the ramp limits sidewalk space for pedestrians.
The City of Torontos transportation services department said the ramp doesnt meet requirements set by the province in the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA).
We had a complaint about the ramp, and we looked at it, said Fiona Chapman, manager of pedestrian projects at transportation services. It doesnt have railings, its not wide enough, the slope is too high, and its got a little landing because thats got a 90-degree turn on it which doesnt give sufficient room, so essentially its not a safe structure.
As part of AODA, the provincial government has created a goal to have Ontario accessible by 2025.
According to the law, a ramp must have a minimum clearance width of 900 mm, and landings must be provided at the top and bottom of the ramp where there is an abrupt change in direction of the ramp.
Also, landings must be a minimum of 1,670 mm by 1,670 mm at the top and bottom of the ramp and where there is an abrupt change in direction of the ramp, and it must feature handrails on both sides.
Based off of measurements made by Metroland Media Toronto, Stasis clearance width is 940 mm, and its platform is 1092 mm by 1092 mm, although the city said it wouldnt be wide enough if railings were installed.
The ramp has been there for three years, and we have never had a single complaint or any issues, Katz said. Those guidelines cant apply in every single situation to be realistic, if you want the city to be accessible, then there needs to be certain exceptions.
Ward 14 Parkdale-High Park Councillor Gord Perks said he and other councillors are looking at ways to help businesses, but it will take time.
I feel badly that the city has to take this action, but Im pleased people (like StopGap) are looking for a solution, he said. But on the other hand, we need real solutions that actually do provide access safely.
Luke Anderson, founder of StopGap, agreed with Katzs claim that requirements need to be adjusted when it comes to accessibility.
StopGaps solution to this problem is allowing us to have this conversation of what might be a better solution, he said. Lets collectively work on making the design better so that its practical and its safe.
Chapman said she and her staff want to work with Katz so he can keep the ramp, but Katz said its unfortunate these talks would have to happen now after he was told to remove the ramp.
We need an extension (on the deadline), he said. The ramp has been used by so many people and the concerns being raised are valuable feedback the city needs to listen to.


The Social Infrastructure Development Council Subcommittee of the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism judged on the 12th that it is appropriate to develop a new project between Kutchan and Niseko on the Hokkaido Transverse Expressway, effectively deciding to start the project from the new fiscal year, fulfilling a long-awaited request. There were cheers from people along the line.
It is expected to improve access to the Niseko area from New Chitose Airport and the Sapporo area, as well as strengthen medical and disaster prevention responses.
According to documents from the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism, the distance between New Chitose Airport and Niseko is currently 161km and takes 2 hours and 48 minutes. Once the expressway is opened to Niseko, the journey will be 158 km and will take 2 hours and 16 minutes, a 32 minute reduction. However, in reality, it takes about 105 km and about 2 hours from the center of Niseko town to New Chitose. It’s convenient for going around the sea to Sapporo’s Teine and Nishi Wards, but I don’t think there’s much of a time advantage. If you want to go to the center of Sapporo, you will continue to use National Route 230, instead of using the expressway via Nakayama Pass.
Currently, the general route from Niseko to New Chitose Airport is the Bifue Pass route on Route 453 via Lake Shikotsu, which bypasses the expressway. Even if the expressway opens, it will not significantly shorten the travel time as it is a longer detour than via Route 453. However, since there is no need to cross mountain passes, more people who are not used to driving on winter roads are likely to use the expressway. The opening of the expressway this time will not only save time, but will also help promote sightseeing through stopovers and facilitate smooth travel in the event of an emergency. I look forward to the development of the Niseko tourism area.


KIRKLEES Council has made the following decisions on these planning applications:
R Hyde, infill extension to existing entrance canopy to form an enclosed porch, 43 College Avenue, Lindley.
Mr and Mrs Manning, detached garage (conservation area), 18 Kaffir Road, Edgerton.
Mr Moorhouse, works to TPO’s HU1/70, 21 Farnlee, Lindley.
P Rose, garage, 10 The Oaks, Salendine Nook.


Central Subway Temporary Art Program: Chinatown Pilot Project Artist Selection Panel meeting time, location and agenda.
Deadline: Monday, April 6, 2009, 5:00 PM (PST)
Eligibility: Artists residing in the nine San Francisco Bay Area counties
Budgets: approximately $30,000
*Closed to new applications*
Join us for a talk with artist Patrick Dougherty, who is completing a sculptural installation comprised of willow saplings interwoven into the sycamore trees in Civic Center Plaza. Monday, February 23, from 6:30 to 8 pm in City Hall, Rm. 400.
Big Peace IV, a temporary sculptural installation by San Francisco artist Tony Labat at Patricia’s Green on Octavia Street in Hayes Valley, brings wishes of peace to San Francisco in the New Year.


WARRINGTON BOROUGH COUNCIL
ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984
THE BOROUGH OF WARRINGTON (HEATH LANE, CROFT) (PROHIBITION OF DRIVING) TEMPORARY ORDER 2018
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, in not less than 7 days from the date of this Notice, the Council intends to make an Order under Section 14 of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984. The effect of which will be to introduce a prohibition of driving on Heath Lane from its junction with Sandy Lane to its junction with Kenyon Lane.
The Order will be effective from Monday 30th July 2018 for 5 weeks, when signed on site. Access will be under the control of the relevant Contractor for the duration of the works.
The alternative route will be as follows:
Heath Lane (Eastbound traffic) will be via Mustard Lane, Wigshaw Lane, Common Lane, Warrington Road, East Lancashire Road, Newton Road, Kenyon Lane and vice versa.
Heath Lane (Westbound traffic) will be via Lord Street, Smithy Brow, Southworth Lane, Myddleton Lane, Golborne Road, Newton Road, Mill Lane, Southworth Road, Newton Road, Kenyon Lane and vice versa.
The closure is required to allow United Utilities to construct a new surface water sewer.
DATED 19th July 2018 Ref No: HIGH/1892
Matthew Cumberbatch, Head of Legal and Democratic Services, Quattro Building, New Town House, Buttermarket Street, Warrington, WA1 2NH


Our impromptu zoom conversation was joined by Councilman Hall who had a great deal of insight and perspective on the rezoning process and specifically with the zoning process for this property.
There will be no discussion about this case at the 8/26 meeting. Half of the monthly District 1 meeting on next Thursday (9/2) will be discussing this rezoning question. Mr. Dale and Mr. Overby have been invited to that community conversation. We'll send out details as soon as we have them.
In the meantime, here's the recording of the call with Mr. Hall.


Trams stopped running to Phoenix Park after a crash between a tram and a lorry.
The incident happened today, Tuesday, August 7, near the Phoenix Park tram stop in Bulwell.
A spokesman from the tram operator NET said at the time of the crash: "Trams for Phoenix Park will continue from Highbury Vale to Bulwell and will return from Bulwell to Clifton South.
"You can use your tram ticket on the following NCT buses 79A, 71 and 35."
The company also said that no one was injuried in the crash.
A shuttle bus was provided to travel from Bulwell bus station at the stop near the toilets to Phoenix Park.
The NET started running to all stops tram stops again at 12pm.


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Panama's public works ministry (MOP) expects the second phase of the Corredor Norte highway to be ready in the first quarter of 2015, Panama América reported.
The US$114mn highway is 15 months behind schedule, but is now forecast to be opened in February or March.
Phase II runs 10.2km from El Ramal-Las Lajas Brisas del Golf to 24 de Diciembre. The new stretch will allow those living east of Panama City to reach downtown in about six minutes. The commute currently takes about 40 minutes.


GTR, the City of Titusville Community Redevelopment Council and the North Brevard Art League partnered in bringing art to the streets of downtown Titusville. The "Art Outside the Box" project is completed. Eight colorful works of art are now on display on eight traffic light boxes located on Washington St. and Hopkins St. between Grace St. and Garden St. in the historic district. "We wanted to brighten up our downtown with artworks created by local artists" said Diane Cannon, President of the North Brevard Art League. The artwork was donated by area artists: "Winter Whites" by Darlene Hunt, "Sunrise" by Brandon Stanley, "Real Florida" by Jeff Thamert, "Turtle" by Olivia Pickering, "Pandoras Succulent" by Michelle Akimenko, "Nesting Ospreys" by Betty Whitmire, "Dawn Glow" by Renee Stewart and "Ocean Life" by Terrence Cope. Most of these artists have works displayed at the Downtown Gallery in Titusville.
I'm busy working on my blog posts. Watch this space!


Melbourne Downtown Redevelopment Agency Advisory Committee
- Date: 12/07/2018 8:00 AM
- Location: Melbourne City Hall - Council Chamber
900 E. Strawbridge Avenue
Melbourne, Florida 32901
The board meets the first Friday in February, April, June, August, October and December, 8:00 a.m., Council Chamber.
For additional information about the agenda or the minutes, contact the Community Development Department: email@example.com or (321) 608-7500.


The city of Auburn announced a temporary closure of the intersection at Lansing and North Fulton streets set for Wednesday.
The closure, which will run from 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., comes as a result of necessary repairs following a water main break.
For the duration of the repairs, two detour routes will be established. Motorists on Lansing Street will be rerouted via Holley and Paul streets, while those on North Fulton Street will be directed to use Cady and Seymour streets.
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Carolina Theatre Expansion InterContinental Hotel
Raising Charlotte: Carolina Theatre combines with InterContinental Hotel high-rise
This 420-ft tall complex, mixed-used project consists of a 25-story, 200-key 4-star luxury Intercontinental hotel with a rooftop ballroom and restaurant over a seven-story lower structure, which includes three levels of office, three-story lobby expansion to the historic Carolina Theatre, and one basement level.
DCI Engineers worked in unison with the design teams and contractor to develop a fast track structural design to meet deadline requirements. DCI is the primary structural engineer for the hotel portion of this project and is preparing the design of the foundation; pile and pile cap; and composite framing plans, plus foundation details.
- Building structure will integrate full story transfer trusses to achieve the open spans required for the lower office levels and theatre’s lobby expansion.
- Hotel will include a rooftop ballroom and restaurant.
- Will feature a cantilevered 15th floor.
- Will be constructed around the constraints of two adjacent historic buildings.


Temporary Busses, and Light Rail A quick update on Airport to Botany (A2B) Rapid Transit from Auckland Transport after I filed a Local Government Official Information and Meetings Act request … Continue reading Update on Airport to Botany (A2B) #RapidTransit. Public Engagement Due Soon!
Could Drury to Manukau/Puhinui get Light Rail in the Future? When one asks questions one will usually find the answers. When one asks specific questions to help with their submission … Continue reading Southern Auckland to Get Light Rail?
Could the Metropolitan Centres “make or break” a Rapid Transit Line? Updated: Presentation now included (This post appeared originally on my LinkedIn page. You can see my LinkedIn page … Continue reading UPDATED: Urban Geography Thoughts on City Centre to Airport Light Rail, and Airport to Botany Rapid Transit
Quite a bit to unpack – Airport to Botany Rapid Transit picks up Southern Gateway Program name Last week was a very busy week with Official Information Act requests coming … Continue reading Rapid Transit Verse Bus Rapid Transit. NZTA Sets Tenders for Light Rail But Terminology Counts
Timeline of events Yesterday the New Zealand Transport Agency (NZTA) had sent back two more of my Official Information Act requests on Airport to Botany Rapid Transit (the Southern … Continue reading Official Information Act Requests Return from NZTA on SH20B Improvements and Airport to Botany Rapid Transit
Oh? Tomorrow is a rather large day in terms of Official Information Act and Local Government Official Information and Meetings Act requests that could determine the destiny (as it … Continue reading Official Information Act Requests on Airport to Botany (Southern Airport Line) Due Back. Light Rail Might Be A Go THUS We Now Debate Route Selection?
Nearly there #LetsDoThis Phil and NZTA! The article was meant to be on NZTA (New Zealand Transport Agency) extending the North West Light Rail Transit line from finishing in … Continue reading Light Rail for Botany to Airport (Southern Airport Line) Inches Closer Thanks (and Thankful) To Proactive NZTA
Looking at the Light Rail Lines Last month I wrote a piece on how we are looking at the Northern Airport Line (City Centre to Airport via Dominion Road) … Continue reading Working Light Rail: Some Brainstorming with Starting the North Western LRT Line First
Get both lines done quickly? The recent announcement of the New Zealand Superfund wanting to come in and finance, design, build and operation both the Northern Airport Line (City … Continue reading If the Superfund Can Invest in the Northern Airport Line Can It Invest in the Southern Airport Line too?
A Redux from the Campaign in 2017 that has now become reality Labour has committed to the Congestion Free Network 2.0 and fast-track rapid transit to the airport – light … Continue reading A REDUX: How those rail lines to the airport will actually work


The Minister of State for Works and Housing, Engineer Abubakar D. Aliyu has emphasized the need for more collaboration between Nigeria and Turkey in order to achieve greater success in the development of both countries especially as they share common development goals.
Engineer Aliyu made this emphasis when he received on behalf of the Minister of Works and Housing, Babatunde Raji Fashola, the Turkish Minister of Trade, Her Excellency Rushar Pekan who paid a courtesy call on the Federal Ministry of Works and Housing.
Engineer Ali said, “In order to achieve success in our development since Nigeria and Turkey have common development goals, there is need to share knowledge in technological investment and collaborate in engineering design and construction for the purpose of providing infrastructure for development”.
The Minister expressed the willingness of the Ministry of Works and Housing to collaborate with investors in the road infrastructure sector. He added that his Ministry was ready to partner with Turkey in the following areas:
The development of various Greenfield and Brownfield projects across the nation, mass development of affordable housing in selected city centres across Nigeria, capacity development and mentoring for Public-Private partnership officials .
Earlier, the Minister of Trade for the Republic of Turkey, Her Excellency, Rushar Pekan disclosed that the purpose of the visit was to seek increased collaboration with the Ministry of Works and Housing with the view to increase Turkey’s trade volume in Nigeria in road construction and engineering.
Pekan who described Nigeria as one of the most important countries and the biggest economy in Africa noted that Nigeria had great potential in road construction and engineeringadding that her country was blessed with experts in that field. She therefore urged the ministry to consider Turkish investors in those areas.
She was accompanied on the visit by the Turkish Ambassador to Nigeria, His Excellency Melih Ulueren and some Turkish investors.
DD(Press and Public Relations)


April 13, 2017: Lane closures will begin April 14 at Michigan Avenue and Harrison Street, just east of the Café (read more)
Spring is here and construction is underway out front of the Eccentric Café and in the Beer Garden.
The city of Kalamazoo is doing construction work outside of the Café on Kalamazoo Avenue and M-43 throughout the summer. Entrances and some parking may be blocked during the construction period. Kalamazoo Ave. may go down to one lane and there may be posted detours if you're traveling to the Café.
The construction outside of the Café should last for a few weeks. The Beer Garden will open in about a week or so.
If you have any questions, please let us know. We'll post updates here as we get them.


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Spring and Fall Cleanup Programs
There are seven locations for the spring and fall cleanup programs:
Abandoned House Program
The purpose of the Abandoned House Program is to demolish houses that have been abandoned throughout the City of Levelland.


Defective Buildings, Leaky Homes & Construction Law
The leaky home crisis has lead to numerous claims being made against developers, builders, tradesmen, City Councils and vendors for damages and costs arising from defective buildings. A number of these claims arise from houses constructed with monolithic cladding, non-ventilated cladding or non-ventilated cladding systems. Michael Robinson has acted for numerous developers, builders, architects and affected home owners in the Weathertight Homes Resolutions Service, tribunals and the Courts.
We have developed close relationships with a number of building industry experts who can assist in providing the technical and evidential analysis necessary in order to successfully prepare and conduct proceedings arising from leaky homes and/or defective building work.


The City’s contractor will be making surface repairs on various redbrick crosswalks in the downtown. Work will begin on Thursday, May 10, and take 2-3 days to complete; rain may cause the schedule to be pushed back.
These repairs may result in traffic disruptions while the work is occurring, and we apologize for the inconvenience.
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The regular monthly Town of Morristown Town Board meeting was held on Tuesday, September 12, 2023 at 6:00 pm at 402 Gouverneur Street, Morristown, NY.
The Town of Morristown is accepting purchase offers on a vacant parcel of property for sale within the hamlet of Morristown on Bay Street, identified as Lot #6. Offers must be received at the Town Clerks office by 4:00 pm on Oct. 10, 2023. Please call the Town office at 315-375-6510 for information.
Bids for the Concrete, Heating & Plumbing, and Electrical site work for the Town Highway Barn are being accepted. All sealed bids must be submitted by 3:00 pm on August 1, 2023 to the Town Clerk's Office. Bids will be opened on August 1, 2023 at 6:00 pm. Bid information is available at the Town Clerk's Office Monday - Thursday 9am - 4pm. Please call 315-375-6510 with any questions.
Please take notice that the Town of Morristown will hold a special meeting on Tuesday, July18th, 2023, at 6:00 at 402 Gouverneur Street, Morristown. They will be reviewing bids and floor plans for the Town Highway Garage. Also, there will be a discussion of the options going forward following Wednesday's, July 12th, informational meeting concerning the Proposed Water District.
If you wish to attend by Zoom, please contact the Town Clerk at 315-375-6510 or
email@example.com for the meeting ID and passcode, prior to the meeting. Written comments will also be entertained. Date of notice July 13, 2023.
A PUBLIC INFORMATIONAL MEETING WILL BE HELD ON WEDNESDAY, JULY 12, 2023 AT 6:00 PM AT THE MORRISTOWN FIRE HALL, LOCATED AT 200 MORRIS STREET, TO DISCUSS THE PROPOSED WATER DISTRICT EXPANSION.
THERE WILL BE A PUBLIC HEARING HELD ON TUESDAY, JULY 11, 2023 AT 6:00 PM AT THE MORRISTOWN FIRE HALL, LOCATED AT 200 MORRIS STREET, TO CONSIDER THE ACCEPTANCE OF THE PROPOSED TOWN ORDINANCE. THE TOWN ORDINANCE CAN BE FOUND ON THE WEBSITE UNDER CODE ENFORCEMNET DEPARTMENT. THE REGULAR TOWN BOARD MEETING WILL FOLLOW THE PUBLIC HEARING.
ALL TOWN OFFICES WILL BE CLOSED THE WEEK OF JULY 3, - JULY 7, 2023. THE TOWN OFFICES WILL RESUME NORMAL BUSINESS HOURS ON MONDAY , JULY 10, 2023.
The Town of Morristown is soliciting bids for replacement of the School House roof with Synthetic Cedar Shakes. Sealed bids must be submitted and received by 4:00 pm July 10, 2023. Please call the Town Clerk's Office at 315-375-6510 or Highway Superintendent 315-221-1651 for information or bid specifications.
The Town of Morristown is accepting bids on a vacant parcel of property for sale on Bay Street identified as Lot #6. The parcel is located within the hamlet of Morristown, NY 13664. Please call the Town Office at 315-375-6510 for more information.


Save Local Zoning Control
This coming Monday, May 6th, 5:00 p.m. the Palo Alto City Council is holding a special joint session with the Menlo Park and East Palo Alto City Councils — focused on SB 50 and other proposed state-mandated legislation that would destroy local zoning control and radically change our family residential neighborhoods forever!
We ask everyone, who can come, to please show up at the Council Chambers on Monday and express your concerns about how SB 50 will affect all parts of Palo Alto, allowing developers to control our land-use zoning, not its own citizens.
For more information on SB 50 and its effects, we encourage you to watch our March 17th event video and review our information page on SB50 and the entire Embarcadero Institute Report (https://embarcaderoinstitute.com/portfolio-items/sb-50/)
For more information, please contact Terry Holzemer (650) 853-0603
Thank You for your continued support!
Even if you don’t want or wish to speak, we need YOU TO COME and show Council your support against SB 50!
Please RSVP so we know how many folks will be coming on Monday!
I stand against the landowners of Palo Alto


Several Green Lake residents have written to us to ask about the status of Green Lake’s Fire Station 16 (6846 Oswego Place NE). The station, which was built in 1927, is getting an upgrade. (You can see renovation plans here.)
Landscaping at the site has grown a bit unruly since the Seattle Fire Department’s Engine 16 moved to a temporary location in the John Marshall High School parking lot (520 NE Ravenna Blvd) last month.
Christina Faine, Fire Levy Communications Officer at the Seattle Department of Financial and Administrative Services, says that a construction fence will be going up around the property sometime next week, and renovation work will begin on Monday (June 13, 2011). Any grass not surrounded by the fence will be cut and maintained.
The renovation is expected to be complete in December 2011. When the project is done, Engine 16 will return to its permanent location on Oswego Place NE.
©Amy Duncan for My Green Lake | Seattle's Green Lake Blog, 2011.


The operation of the Localism Act 2011 is governed by a set of Regulations. Regulation 14 requires that a draft Neighbourhood Plan be brought to the attention of people who live, work or carry on business in the neighbourhood plan area, as well as a list of statutory consultees, so that they may comment on the plan.
We are pleased to have reached the stage in our plan where we can present our draft Neighbourhood Plan for your comment.
The consultation period commences on 1 December 2015 and is open for six weeks. Please let us have your comments by 11 January 2016.
Other information is available on the main Neighbourhood Plan web page.
The Parish Council welcomes comments by email or in writing. Please submit all comments on the Draft Neighbourhood Plan by email to firstname.lastname@example.org or in writing to:
Chairman, Newbold Astbury & Moreton Parish Council
Black & White Cottage
Printed copies of the Draft Plan can be viewed in the following locations during normal opening times:
Alcumlow Farm Shop
Astbury Meadow Garden Centre
Congleton Garden Centre, Mossley
Egerton Arms Inn
Glebe Farm Coffee Shop
Printed copies can also be provided on request from:
Chair of the Steering Group: 01260 275 828
Consultant to the Steering Group: 07884 316 105


Journey Through Elegance: Italy's Central Station - Architectural Grandeur by Taiyo Europe, Where Design Meets Destiny
Embodying the perfect blend of elegance and functionality, Italy's main train station stands as a testament to architectural excellence, with its design brought to life by Taiyo Europe, Birdair's sister company. Serving as a bustling gateway to the nation's diverse landscapes, this station is not merely a transportation hub but a grand architectural statement.
Taiyo Europe's contribution to the station's design seamlessly integrates modern aesthetics with structural innovation. The architectural prowess is evident in every detail, from the sweeping curves to the intricate facades. The station's exterior, adorned with materials curated for both durability and visual appeal, reflects Taiyo Europe's commitment to creating enduring and beautiful structures.
Beyond its captivating exterior, the station's interior is a testament to thoughtful design. Taiyo Europe's expertise in optimizing space and light is evident, creating an inviting atmosphere for travelers. The station becomes more than just a point of transit; it transforms into a space where architectural sophistication meets the practical demands of a bustling transportation hub.


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Public Service Announcement
Road Construction Continuing - Bedford Highway
(Friday, September 10, 2010) - Road construction will continue until Friday, September 17 (weather permitting) on the Bedford Highway from Rocky Lake Drive to Oakmount Drive. This work will take place during the hours of 9:00 am to 4:00 pm and will require lane drops. Motorists should expect delays and are requested to find alternate routes if possible.
HRM apologizes in advance for any inconvenience these delays may cause.
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For Sale Residential land in Pera Chorio Nisou with total area 1682 sq.m
Ka6 Zone, and 90% Building Factor. The immediate area of the property is mainly residential with some commercial units along the main avenue.
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Draft Variation 368 (DV368) implements the key planning recommendations of the City and Gateway Urban Design Framework (the Framework) from Barry Drive/Cooyong Street to Mouat/Antill Street and modernises and clarifies the existing provisions of the Inner North Precinct Code.
Special arrangements for public notification of development applications over the 2019-20 Christmas and New Year period
Five (5) additional working days will be added to the public notification period for Development Applications (DAs) where day one of the notification period commences between Monday 9 December and Monday 16 December 2019 inclusive.


Tonight is the night! Will we see you there?
Hello Tyler Street Community! In anticipation of tonight's meeting, we wanted to share some amenity images with you! We are hoping that these will get you excited and thinking about what you would like to see along Tyler Street to improve safety, mobility, and accessibility. We also look forward to hearing your placemaking ideas-- Tyler Street is a gateway to your community, what can we do to Tyler Street to make it reflect the community vibe?
We look forward to seeing you tonight! Snacks will be provided... A Spanish speaker will also be available for any translation needs.


As part of the Torrens Road to River Torrens Project, the T2T Alliance will be undertaking finishing works across the Queen Street rail crossing between Euston Terrace and Day Terrace, Croydon.
To minimise disturbance to peak hour traffic, and weather permitting, these works will be undertaken each night between 7pm and 6am on Wednesday 19 September and Thursday 20 September (finishing 6am Friday 21 September).
A vacuum truck and light vehicles will be used to perform these works. Lighting towers will also be in operation during night works.
Works will be managed to minimise disturbance to local residents however some minor noise can be expected.
For further information about these works, including the latest traffic arrangements, please visit www.t2talliance.com.au
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The Perth Convention Centre is easily accessible by foot, ride-share, bus, train or ferry. Plan your journey today.
Austmine 2021 will take place at Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre.
21 Mounts Bay Road, Perth, Western Australia
The City of Perth Convention Centre has a car park located directly under the Centre. For more information please click here.
The Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre is accessible by foot, ride-share, bus, train or ferry. For more information, please click here.


Wendover HS2 Mitigation Action Group – March 2021
HS2 plans are going to create traffic misery, flooding & incessant noise!
Help us to do what’s right for Wendover
Bucks Council (BC) have the critical role of reviewing HS2 planning submissions and demanding adequate mitigation from their designs. This is the only opportunity available to us as a community to prevent traffic misery for everyone in the local area, save the reservoir & canal, ensure households in Stoke Mandeville & Aylesbury are safe from flooding, protect the beauty of our AONB and prevent households suffering from ongoing noise disturbance.
Hillingdon Council’s successful challenge of HS2 plans provided a clear precedent, so we are raising the alarm and supporting Bucks Council with the technical facts and questions they need in order to challenge HS2 contractor EKFB’s design on all our behalf.
We have very little time left before planning submissions are in, and you can help in two ways: by clicking on our website www.whs2.org to complete our survey and writing to our Councillors www.buckinghamshire.gov.uk, to ask them to support our mitigation solutions.
Here’s a round-up of all the latest news…
WHS2 is monitoring the significant increase in HGV movements, comparing what has been declared by HS2 contractor EKFB vs predictions in the HS2 Act. Working with Highways and Bucks Council we are looking at solutions to reduce the impact of circa 800 two-way HGV trips a day on the A413 – that’s 5x more than previously declared that we should expect!
We are also collaborating with seven Parish Councils from Little Missenden up to Aylesbury to combine our mitigation efforts, and in particular traffic mitigation. This “stronger together” joined-up approach will tackle issues affecting not just Wendover, but all surrounding villages up and down the line to bring about meaningful change to HS2 plans.
Our expert reports indicate that up to 30 million litres of water per day – that is the equivalent of 12 Olympic sized swimming pools – will be diverted from the Wendover Arm Canal and the Weston Turville Reservoir, flooding Stoke Mandeville & Aylesbury.
This month HS2 and EKFB have confirmed for the first time that the Green Tunnel and North Cutting will indeed intercept the aquifer, but they insist the quantities of water involved are too low to consider.
This is their justification for not incorporating any of the basic mitigations we would expect – such as lining the cutting to prevent water flooding the track. After 6 years of campaigning, they have allowed us to review their ground water model which we have found only accounts for 25% of the total water involved. BC and the Environment Agency (EA) agree more work is required despite tests planned last year being further delayed!
Half of Wendover will suffer from excess noise, with trains every two minutes during the day and causing sleep disturbance at night.
Planning submissions are looming and a key factor in the Bucks Council review of the contractor’s plans is ‘stakeholder engagement’, including community opinion and this is where we need your help to complete our noise survey.
We will consolidate the results of the survey and present them to Bucks Council, HS2 and EKFB as the community view. They are obliged to give the same level of importance to this as to other criteria such as cost.
Please go to www.whs2.org and click on the ‘How to help’ button to complete our survey and ask your friends, family, and anyone else to click too, because the numbers really do count and every voice matters.
Wendover HS2 – Doing what’s right for Wendover


From Friends of the Earth Scotland:
Glasgow Council has just revealed their proposals to tackle the city’s toxic air pollution. But their Low Emission Zone plan is desperately weak and will do almost nothing to fix this public health crisis. LEZs are also planned for Edinburgh, Dundee and Aberdeen so it is vital for everyone that Glasgow sets high standards.
Their plan is very unambitious. It aims for only 20% of buses to have the cleanest emissions by the end of 2018. This is despite a huge pot of public money being available to bus companies to pay for them to improve 70-100% of buses this year.
It also fails to give any clear timeline on when the Zone will apply to dirty cars, vans and lorries. This means people in Glasgow will continue to breathe in toxic fumes from traffic and suffer ill health.
It is really important that Glasgow Councillors get the message that they must improve these plans before they meet on Tuesday 20th March. You can quickly email members of the Committee now and encourage them to increase their ambition on air pollution.


Iloilo City council passes first reading of ordinance repealing anti-bike policy
The first reading of an ordinance repealing two ordinances that ban bicycles in some parts of Iloilo City was approved Tuesday.
The ordinance proposes to repeal Ordinance Nos. 354 series of 1982 and 129 series of 1983.
Revoking the old ordinances would erase the “grey areas” and “confusion,” especially among bikers, said Councilor Jay Treñas in The Daily Guardian report.
With passage on first reading, the proposed ordinance was referred to the concerned committee for hearings.
Earlier, Public Safety and Transportation Management Office head Jeck Conlu allegedly said they will apprehend violators of the 37-year-old ordinance.
Conlu’s remark was opposed by bikers and led them to hold a Liberation Ride last Monday, calling for the repeal or amendment of said ordinance.


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[ARCHIVED] Flint Hills Transportation Plan Website Launched
The FHMPO is currently developing the region's first long-range transportation plan. As part of our outreach efforts, a project website has been developed. The website offers not only information on the plan, but various ways to provide feedback.


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The mission of the Community Improvement Initiative is to execute events and projects that promote the arts, beautify and maintain public spaces, prevent deterioration within communities, unify community residents , and train individuals to increase their capacities.
The Community Improvement Initiative Inc. is an Orlando, Florida based 501 (c ) 3 charity incorporated in the State of Florida in 2015. Since 2015, we have initiated the beautification of approximately 15 roadside signal boxes with art. We have also executed several events involving live music, health, arts and crafts, and community networking meetings.


Damaged Roads in Koja Sub-district Repaired
Reported by Suparni | Translated by Maria Inggita
North Jakarta Bina Marga Sub-agency repaired roads in Koja Sub-district. Potholes and damaged roads were repaired using patching method.
We repair it immediately so as not to endanger road users
North Jakarta Bina Marga Sub-agency's Supervisor for Road Repair in Koja Sub-district, Muis conveyed, his side repaired Jalan Plumpang Semper in T ugu Selatan Urban Village; Jalan Kramat Jaya in Tugu Utara Urban Village; two locations in Gang Haji Syariyah in Tugu Utara Urban Village; and Jalan Kramat Jaya in Lagoa Urban Village.
"Length and width of repaired roads are quite varied. We repair it immediately so as not to endanger road users," he mentioned, Tuesday (9/28).North Jakarta Bina Marga Repairs Jalan Yos Sudarso
For this road repair, his side deployed 7 personnel and one unit baby roller.
"Our personnel use 30 sacks of cold mix asphalt to repair several locations," he explained.


Russia's Supreme Court has confirmed that only 6 percent of street properties recently demolished by City Hall were constructed illegally, the RBC newspaper reported Friday, citing the Supreme Court's records.
The court's records show that 27 cases were still being examined by the courts and 48 cases had already been decided in favor of the property-owners. The court found that only three of the properties demolished by the authorities had been constructed illegally, RBC reported.
City Hall claim that the properties were constructed without the necessary permits.
The demolition of almost 100 street kiosks and small shopping centers took place in Russia's capital on Feb. 8-9.
Commenting on the move, Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin wrote on his Vkontakte social network page Wednesday, that the owners of the properties “have no right to hide behind property papers which were clearly acquired illegally.”


Marcello Corti - Architect
He graduated in architecture with honors in 2004 at the Polytechnic of Milan. While studying,his interest in contemporary architecture led him to attend the Universidade Lusiada in Lisbon, dealing with an avant-garde design approach. Since 2004, he lectures at the Department of Architecture and Urban Studies at the Polytechnic of Milan in his professional capacity. From 2004 to 2008 he collaborated with the most important architectural firm from the Bergamo area, taking part in different scaled projects, from the transformation of urban areas to interior design. He participates in international architectural competitions, both in working groups and individually and has received several awards. Since 2008, he carries out a number of important projects independently through McStudio. Along with his colleague arch. Davide Beretta, Marcello is the creator and founder of NOISTUDIO.


Due to overcrowding on the buses, we are changing our afternoon routes (after school)
Please note the bus will be heading out of town, and riders will get off on the north side of the road.
Please contact the South Lane School District Transportation Department at (541) 942-2803 if you have any questions.
Route 38 PM - Effective Monday, November 6, 2017
2:35 - Pick up at Bohemia School
2:45 - North J St. and West Main St - Between J St. and K St.
2:46 - North M St. and West Main St. - Between L St. and M St.
2:47 - North O St. and West Main St. - Between N St. and O St.
2:48 - North P St. and West Main St. - Between O St. and P St.


The City of Luling will be taking a more aggressive and proactive approach to trimming trees near power lines. These are to blame for quite a few of the outages we have experienced. This will include alleyways, public right-a-ways, tree and branches that obstruct street signs.
We ask homeowners not to plant trees under power lines in the future. It does not take long for them to become an ongoing problem and safety issue. We thank you in advance for your cooperation in this matter.
Public Works Director


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Since 2013, I have been privileged to serve as a local Councillor in the Ilam area. Much has been achieved in that time, but we are a long way from securing the thriving 21st century city we envisaged back in 2011. It's been 5 years since the Government’s Blueprint for Christchurch, but there is a great deal more to do to finish the job.
It’s time for a new approach.
In September, I am standing for election as the Independent Candidate for Ilam - because Christchurch needs an MP whose sole focus is on championing our city and its people.
Our city still faces significant challenges and risks. Whoever forms the next Government, my goal is to work collaboratively to build a positive future for Ilam and Christchurch and develop our role as vital contributors to the New Zealand as a whole.
In the coming weeks this site will become a place for an active discussion about a positive vision for Christchurch.
Register here to be a part of it.


ALERT FROM NY DOT
A full closure of the southbound Palisades Interstate Parkway between Exit 18 (Route 6) and Exit 15 (Old Gate Hill Road) is expected to occur weeknights (Monday to Friday) from 7:30 p.m. – 5:30 a.m. beginning Monday, August 7, until Friday, September 15, while crews continue to perform construction activities, weather permitting. Additionally, a single southbound lane is expected to remain closed until 10 a.m. on Saturdays during this time.
Northbound single lane closures on the Parkway are expected to continue daily, Monday through Thursday between Exit 13 (Route 202) and Exit 18 (Route 6) from 8 p.m. to noon. Southbound single lane closures in this location are also expected on weekdays between 9 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Motorists should follow the signed detour for the full southbound closure, and anticipate delays during the single lane closures.


Long Beach Will Not Tolerate Illegal Mufflers What: Electronic Sign Board & Decibel Reader Demonstration
When: Thursday, May 23, 2013 9:00 am ~ 9:30 am
Where: 310 West Ocean Blvd.
Across from City Hall, in front of Camden Harbor View Apartments
My office worked with Public Works staff to develop the prototype in response to complaints by Ocean Blvd. corridor residents about the noise caused by illegally modified mufflers on motorcycles in the canyon-like corridor of high rises on Ocean. The signboard and enforcement comes just in time for Memorial Day weekend and start to the summer season, when riders with illegal mufflers are most prevalent.
The sound decibel reader is for public awareness only and will not be used for enforcement purposes. The message we wish to convey is that "we welcome those riders with legal mufflers and hope they enjoy the many attractions and restaurants our city has to offer.... but illegal mufflers will not be tolerated." We hope to discourage those riders from coming to Long Beach.


Jurong East City Business Directory
Jurong East is a residential city which is being developed. Jurong East is made up of ten subzones. Legislatively it is divided into two sections. The northern section is under the administration of Jurong GRC and the southern section is under the administration of West Coast GRC. Jurong East has many places for leisure activity. From natural parks to clubs and lakes, Jurong East has places of relaxation for everyone. Some popular leisure spots in the city are, Jurong Lake Park, Pandan Gardens Park Connector, Jurong Park Connector, Jurong Country Club and Yuhua Village Neighbourhood Park. Jurong is also popular for its three main tourist destinations. These are, Science Centre, Snow City and Chinese Garden. Jurong East is well connected by the Pan Island Expressway and the Ayer Rajah Expressway. Moreover, Jurong East also has two mass rapid transits namely, Jurong East MRT and Chinese Garden MRT. Jurong East also has five main shopping malls which are IMM, JCube, JEM, Westgate and Big Box. For commercial and business activities Jurong East has specific allocated lands. These are the Jurong Port, Jurong River, Penjuru Crescent and some areas of Toh Guan and Teban Gardens.
Some Pages in Jurong East
Jurong East is a city in Singapore, and on this page we provide you links of all the various businesses listed here.


Please be advised that a temporary road closure on The Avenue, between USC Lodge to Timberline Lodge, will take place on Tuesday, 26th and Wednesday, 27th of April between 6am-6pm.
Alternate vehicular access is made available to all cars via Bourke Street using access points at Summit Road and Breathtaker Road.
Mt Buller Mt Stirling Resort Management
Mt Buller VIC 3723
03 5777 6077


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Help us understand how we can engage with you to make transportation better in Alameda County!
The Alameda County Transportation Commission (Alameda CTC) plans, funds, and delivers transportation programs and projects that expand access and improve mobility to foster a vibrant and livable Alameda County. Alameda CTC is exploring ways we can make our community engagement more inclusive and enhance equity in our work, including how to increase engagement from traditionally marginalized communities.
Your input will help us understand how we can best keep you informed, interested, and engaged—so please take 5 minutes to complete this survey. The survey deadline is extended to November 18, 2022.
This survey is available in other formats upon request. Please call (510) 208-7400 or email firstname.lastname@example.org for more information.


Emergency crews rushed to the area of N.W. 2nd St. and Villa after the road collapsed.
A car was on the street at the time of the collapse and was brought down into the sinkhole when the road gave way.
Authorities say a water main eroded underneath the street and broke when a car drove over it.
City officials say they will pay for the damage to the vehicle.


- Thursday 09 March 2017
Our Caloundra Community Kindergarten in Cowan St has been given a much-anticipated facelift. Our towns oldest kindy has been repainted and now has a refreshed look and great street appeal. The external timbers and walls were also resealed to give the building a prolonged life. Divisional Funds were allocated to get the project completed, and it’s a great outcome for our local families.
Our Road Reseal Program in action
It is great to see so many improvements on our roads thanks to council’s Road Reseal Program. Most recently, work has been completed on Sugar Bag Road, Little Mountain and this month we will also start to see improvements on Omrah Avenue, Caloundra and Bott and Beerburrum streets in Dicky Beach. This is part of council’s $23 million commitment to maintaining our local roads and the management of our road network.
Building Better Regions Fund application
I would like to take this opportunity to thank the community for supporting our Better Building Regions Fund application for The Event Centre, Caloundra. On February 9, we had 1253 survey responses, as well as between 30-50 written letters of support and just over $42,000 in financial support from the community. Our application has been lodged with the State Government, and is awaiting response, but regardless of the outcome, it is great to see the community coming together to support a great project.
If you ever see anything that needs the attention of council, contact customer service on 5475 7272 or email@example.com.
First appeared in Caloundra Weekly 9 March 2017.


Meeting set for Tuesday in DeSmet on Highway 25 project
The South Dakota Department of Transportation will hold an informational meeting at 5:30 p.m. on Tuesday, April 4, 2023, for the upcoming S.D. Highway 25 grading construction project north of De Smet.
The meeting will be held at the De Smet Event and Wellness Center from 5:30-7 p.m.
The meeting will include a general overview of the project and provide detour route descriptions. Representatives fromthe department will be available to answer questions.
The $18 million construction project is scheduled to begin on Monday, April 10, weather permitting. It includes grading, box culverts, and interim surfacing from one mile north of De Smet to north of the Highway 25/Highway 28 Junction.
March 29, 2023


Hardcore gearheads may have a tough time understanding the P.F.U.V. concept car. For one, it only seats one person and is powered by electricity. Also, designer Eduardo Díaz Tostado's concept is meant to be folded when parked. Tostado's design is futuristic, to say the least, and is meant to help save space and the environment.
The P.F.U.V. concept car would measure only 30 percent longer than a normal bicycle and would feature in-wheel electric motors. The idea of a folding car isn't groundbreaking, but an EV that is both tiny and can fold is an idea worth taking notice of. While the lightweight concept looks more like a lounge chair on wheels than a traditional car, it could help ease traffic and parking congestion while making the Earth a slightly greener place.


From the Town of Milton website:
Notice is hereby given pursuant to Section 11(3) of the Municipal Act, S.O. 2001, Chapter 25, as amended, that Council of the Town of Milton at its meeting to be held in Town Hall, 150 Mary Street, on September 24, 2012 beginning at 7:00 p.m. will consider the adoption of a bylaw(s) authorizing a temporary closure of Cedar Hedge Road between a point 160m north of Laurier Avenue/Croft Avenue to the north limit of the road in order to facilitate pavement improvements and the installation of sanitary sewer, storm sewer and watermains to provide services for future residential development.
The temporary closure will be in effect from October 1, 2012 until December 31, 2012.
Plans detailing the project are available for viewing at The Town of Milton, Engineering Services, 2nd Floor, 150 Mary Street.
On September 24, 2012, Milton Town Council will give consideration to the proposed bylaw. At this meeting, Milton Town Council will hear, in person, or by their counsel, any person who applies to be heard. Persons wishing to be heard must notify the Clerk’s Department in writing, no later than 10 a.m. September 24, 2012. Further information regarding this process can be found at www.milton.ca
You can also email me firstname.lastname@example.org if you would like more information on how you can have your say.


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Feb. 25, 2013
EXPECT MAJOR DELAYS ON I-95 THIS WEEKEND FOR OVERBROOK ROAD BRIDGE REPLACEMENT
Traffic to one lane in each direction 8 p.m. Friday through 6 a.m. Monday
COLONIAL HEIGHTS — The Interstate 95 southbound bridge over Overbrook Road will be replaced this weekend as part of the I-95 Richmond Bridge Restorations project. From 8 p.m. Friday, March 1 through 6 a.m. Monday, March 4, I-95 will be reduced to one travel lane in each direction between Belvidere Street (mile marker 76) and Boulevard (mile marker 78). Drivers should expect major delays along I-95 through Richmond, on I-64 east at the Bryan Park interchange and on I-64 west at the Shockoe Valley Bridge.
Just north of the bridge over Overbrook Road, I-95 south traffic will merge onto the northbound bridge. Both I-95 north and south traffic will use the northbound bridge to maneuver around the construction. VDOT strongly encourages weekend travelers on I-95 and I-64 through Richmond use one of the following alternate routes to bypass the construction.
From I-95 south (Henrico): Access I-295 at exit 84 to reach I-64 east/west or areas south of Richmond; through travelers can use I-295 south to bypass Richmond and re-enter I-95 south at exit 46 in Prince George County. Local traffic can also take exit 82 (Chamberlayne Avenue/Route 1/301 south) to reach Richmond destinations.
From I-95 north (Prince George): Access I-295 at exit 46 to reach I-64 east/west or areas north of Richmond; through travelers can use I-295 north to bypass Richmond and re-enter I-95 north at exit 84 in Henrico County.
From I-64 east (Goochland/Henrico): There are three alternate routes:
- Access Route 288 south at exit 175 in Goochland to reach Chesterfield County locations and to re-enter I-95 at exit 62
- Access I-295 at exit 177 to reach I-95 north or I-64 east of Richmond
- Access I-195 south at exit 186 in Richmond to reach downtown destinations, Route 76/Powhite Parkway Extension (toll) through Chesterfield County or the Downtown Expressway (toll).
From I-64 west (Henrico/New Kent): Access I-295 north at exit 200 to reach I-95 or to continue on to I-64 west of Richmond.
Due to the height of power lines over the Overbrook Road bridge, the cranes used to replace the bridge sections will be dis-assembled Friday night, they will be moved into place between the power lines, and then re-assembled. Crews will remove and install bridge units Saturday and Sunday, then dis-assemble the cranes early Monday and move the equipment out of the work zone in time for the morning commute.
The following weekend, the contractor will replace the I-95 northbound bridge over Overbrook Road from 8 p.m. Friday, March 8 through 6 a.m. Monday, March 11. Like this weekend’s bridge replacement, I-95 traffic will merge to one lane in each direction during construction.
The $106 million I-95 Richmond Bridge Restorations project is currently on time and on budget. The bridge replacements are anticipated to be completed in June 2014.
For more information about the I-95 Richmond Bridge Restorations project or to sign up for project updates, visit http://www.i95bridges.org. Anyone with questions about the project can call VDOT’s customer service center at 800-FOR-ROAD (800-367-7623).
Live traffic camera feeds and real-time listings of road conditions and closures in Virginia are available on VDOT’s 24-hour traffic and travel information website, www.511Virginia.org. Information is also available by calling 511 or following the central Virginia 511 feed on Twitter @511centralVA.
Information in VDOT news releases was accurate at the time the release was published. For the most current information about projects or programs, please visit the project or program Web pages. You may find those by searching by keyword in the search Virginia DOT box above.


Traffic Alerts – September 2022
This alert page is a one-stop-shop to keep up with construction, maintenance, and repair projects around Douglas County. Updates are added throughout the month as we receive information. Check back regularly to see what’s happening that might impact you.
Other Projects in Douglas County and surrounding areas that will affect traffic:
- I-25 South Gap project Information / Traffic Impacts – Check the project website for current information before traveling
- City of Castle Pines Road Projects
City of Centennial Road Projects
- City of Lone Tree Road Projects
- Town of Castle Rock Road Projects
- Town of Parker Road Projects
- US 85 widening from two to four lanes between Louviers and Milepost 191.75
Current projects in unincorporated Douglas County:
- Broadway/Plaza Intersection and Signal Reconstruction May – September
- Business Center Drive – Phase 2
- C-470 Multi-Grade Trail over Yosemite Street
- Daniels Park Road (from US 85 to Castle Pines Pkwy) Construction
- Dove Ridge / Cottonwood Neighborhood Paving
- Gravel Road Projects
- Havana St/Meridian Blvd Intersection Improvements
- Highlands Ranch Neighborhood Projects
- Joint Sealing on Bike Lanes in Highlands Ranch
- Lucent and County Line Road – NOT Douglas County’s Project City of Littleton’s Project
- Palmer Divide Avenue
- Poston Parkway – June through September
- Titan and US 85 Northbound On-Ramp Project
- Trumbull Bridge – May-June
- Sageport and Bannock LID Project
- Stonegate Neighborhood Paving Project
- Waterton Road Extension
Douglas County’s striping crew will resume day-time striping operations in Highlands Ranch on Tuesday, September 6, 2022. This will continue during the month of September.
Beginning September 11, 2022, the County’s contractor will perform pavement marking maintenance on S Quebec St, S Colorado Blvd, and S Broadway corridors. Night work will occur between 7 p.m. and 5 a.m.
I-25 Gap Project
Week of September 12, 2022
Daytime I-25 Express Lane Closures
Tuesday, Sept. 13 through Friday, Sept. 16, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., motorists should watch for Express Lane (far-left lane) closures on northbound and southbound I-25 between Monument and Castle Rock for wall patching, striping and signage installation. At least two lanes will be open during this time for you to get to your destination – stay the course of I-25. Please be extra cautious driving through the work zone, watch for crews and follow posted speeds and signage.
Overnight Lane Closures
Overnight Tuesday, Sept. 13 through Friday, Sept. 16, watch for overnight lane closure hours along northbound and southbound I-25 as crews complete guardrail patching and repairs, and permanent striping operations.
• Northbound I-25 – 7 p.m. to 5 a.m.
• Southbound I-25 – 8 p.m. to 6 a.m.
At least one lane will be open during this time for you to get to your destination – stay the course of I-25. Please be extra cautious driving through the work zone, watch for crews and follow posted speeds. Check back for updated traffic info: https://www.codot.gov/projects/i25-south-gap/traffic-alerts
Visit: https://www.codot.gov/projects/i25-south-gap/traffic-alerts Or Text I25GAP to 21000


April 24, 2014
To all Citizens and Media
AN EMERGENCY COUNCIL MEETING HAS BEEN CALLED BY COUNCIL PRESIDENT RANDY FRY
Friday, April 25, 2014
1705 Main Street, Daphne, AL
TO DISCUSS THE FOLLOWING:
1. Emergency appropriation for the Civic Center HVAC chiller,
2. Resolution authorizing the Mayor and the Director of Public Works to apply for the State of Alabama’s Fiscal Year 2014 Transportation Alternative Program.


Sunset Beach Volleyball
The City of St Catharines is proposing to add 12 beach volleyball courts on Sunset Beach (municipal beach). The cost to taxpayers and city is zero as the Niagara Rapids Volleyball group will pay for the installation. Maintenance (which is very minor) would be covered by the costs of renting the courts to leagues and tournaments. Residents near the area are, for the most part, against the installation so we need some support in favour of the courts. We need more recreational areas in the city and at no cost to us, the taxpayer, it seems like a no-brainer. A group of us have been playing beach volleyball for over 20 years and we have noticed the popularity of the sport growing, and the areas to play are shrinking. This would be a great addition for the sport and for the beach. Please help us by signing this petition to help with the progression of the beach courts.


Charting Buffalo was a Harris County Flood Control District study that explored options along Buffalo Bayou and lower White Oak Bayou to reduce flooding, stabilize streambanks and reduce sedimentation. The study also sought to capture opportunities for community enhancements, such as trails and habitat restoration, and explored how partnerships could help implement these opportunities.
The study area encompassed Buffalo Bayou from Barker Reservoir eastward through downtown Houston to the Houston Ship Channel Turning Basin, a distance of about 32 miles; the lower end of White Oak Bayou, traveling southeast from Loop 610 to downtown Houston, a distance of about 7 miles; and major tributaries throughout the two watersheds. The study area was divided into five geographical reaches for presentation purposes.
Charting Buffalo was initiated in 2011 and suspended indefinitely in early 2012. After an extended period of inactivity, the Flood Control District opted to formally retire the study and provide the documents on this webpage for public information. More details are provided in the Executive Summary below.
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Emergency Road Closure: High Street, Silver Street, Middle Street and Union Street, Yeovil
Please be aware that we have received notification of emergency road closures at High Street, Silver Street, Middle Street and Union Street, Yeovil, which will commence on 16th June 2020 at 00:00 and is expected to last until 6th July 2020 at 23:59.
These works are for pedestrianisation to facilitate social distancing in shopping areas during Covid-19.
For any further information about this closure please contact Somerset Highways on 0300 123 2224 quoting reference: Union St, Middle St, Silver St & High St - Covid19.
A map of the affected area (in red) is shown below, along with the link to One.Network.


Short-Term Vacation Rentals
On October 20, 2020, Murrieta City Council passed a short-term vacation rental ordinance that is balanced to protect the livelihood of live-in STVR hosts, provide alternative rental options to visitors, and ensure that residents have the protections they want and need in their neighborhoods.
- The City's STVR ordinance allows hosted rentals (owner lives on-site) in residential areas and limits non-hosted (whole-home) rentals to certain larger rural and estate-zoned properties.
- Non-hosted STVRs are permitted in larger estate and rural-zoned areas (ER-1, ER-2, and RR). Non-hosted units in ER-1 and ER-2 require a 300-foot separation from one another, as measured from all property lines.
- The City has begun accepting permit applications and will issue them on a first-come, first-served basis up to a maximum of 300 permits. Any additional applications will go to a waiting list. If a permit becomes available, the City will review them in the order received.


MEDIA RELEASE - View PDF Version
For Immediate Release
November 30, 2017
RE: OLG Slots Funding – 8th and 10th Avenue Reconstruction, New Backhoe/Loader, and Aquatic Centre Refurbishment
HANOVER - The Town of Hanover is pleased to announce that funds received from the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation (OLG) for hosting OLG Slots at Hanover Raceway will substantially fund several 2017 capital projects.
$160,000 of hosting funds from OLG has been earmarked for 10th Avenue reconstruction; $525,000 for 8th Avenue reconstruction; $180,000 for a new backhoe/loader; and $185,000 for Regional Aquatic Centre refurbishment. The total amount of OLG funds allocated to capital projects during 2017 amounts to $1,050,000.
“We are so grateful for ongoing support of these funds which are used for community infrastructure and community development initiatives. The reconstruction of portions of 8th and 10th Avenue in 2017 included new sanitary sewer, water main, storm sewer, as well as new curb and gutter and sidewalk, which will greatly improve community safety. The purchase of the new backhoe/loader replaces our 1991 loader for more versatile municipal functions. The aquatic centre refurbishment completes phase 2 of this project. In 2017, the slide was refurbished, change rooms completely remodeled, electrical and mechanical upgrades completed and many accessibility issues were addressed,” said Mayor Sue Paterson.
“OLG is proud to be a vital part of Hanover for more than 16 years and we look forward to continuing to build on that support,” said Jake Pastore, OLG’s Director of Municipal and Community Relations. “Each and every year 100 per cent of OLG proceeds are invested in Ontario. From healthcare, to education, to community infrastructure, OLG proceeds are hard at work in Hanover and all across our province. And, we appreciate the contribution of Gateway Casinos employees in making life in the community of Hanover that much richer.”
The Town’s partnership with the OLG and Slots at Hanover Raceway continues to generate the completion of vital capital projects, offer an entertainment experience, create jobs and stimulate the regional economy.
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Sue Paterson, Mayor
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Brian Tocheri, CAO/Clerk
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Congressman Dan Kildee (MI-05), Chief Deputy Whip of the House Democratic Caucus, today announced that Michigan will receive $563.1 million over five years, because of the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, to repair Michigan bridges that are in poor condition.
"The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law is delivering for Michigan," Congressman Kildee said. "With this huge federal investment, we are putting Michiganders back to work repairing our state's bridges and roads. In Congress, I voted for and helped deliver this much-needed investment to improve our infrastructure. We live in the richest country in the world; it is unacceptable that so many of our bridges are in unsafe and poor condition."
This federal funding was made available through the Federal Highway Administration's new Bridge Formula Program because of the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, which was signed into law by President Biden on November 15, 2021. The program represents the largest investment ever made in fixing bridges--dedicating $26.5 billion to states over the five years of the law and $825 million for tribal transportation facilities. The first portion of Michigan's $563.1 million award was released today. According to the U.S. Department of Transportation, Michigan has 1,219 bridges in poor condition.
"The Biden-Harris Administration is thrilled to launch this program to fix thousands of bridges across the country--the largest investment of its kind in U.S. history," said U.S. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg. "Modernizing America's bridges will help improve safety, support economic growth and make people's lives better in every part of the country--in rural, suburban, city, and tribal communities."
The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law includes an incentive for states to direct the new Bridge Formula Program funds to off-system bridges owned by a county, city, town or other local agency. The federal guidance issued today, with the launch of the Bridge Formula Program, notes that the federal funds can be used for 100% of the cost of repairing or rehabilitating locally owned off-system bridges, eliminating the state and local match requirement. Congressman Kildee has advocated for waiving local cost shares for federal funding to ensure that federal investments reach communities that are struggling economically.
Congressman Kildee supported the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, a once-in-a-generation investment in our infrastructure, that will enhance Michigan's economic competitiveness and create good-paying jobs rebuilding and modernizing our roads, bridges and water systems.


“More than 10 years ago, we started working with the city to preserve 38 acres as Goodhue Park for the people of Staten Island, and secure the resources for a new Goodhue Center. Now, with critical leadership from Borough President James Oddo and Council Member Debi Rose—and support from many Staten Island community groups and community members—we seem to have achieved that goal,” said Phoebe Boyer, chief executive officer and president of The Children’s Aid Society.
Through a combination of $6 million in funding from the office of Staten Island Borough President James Oddo, and additional funding from Mayor Bill de Blasio and City Council, expected as part of the coming year’s budget, Children’s Aid understands that the city will have set aside the resources to purchase the last 11 plus acres of land that will make up Goodhue Park.
“This is a complete win-win for the people of Staten Island—this land will be forever protected as parkland for the city,” said Dan Lehman, chief operating officer of The Children’s Aid Society. “And it wouldn’t have been possible without Borough President Oddo’s cornerstone funding commitment and the unwavering advocacy of Council Member Debi Rose.”
“Thanks to them, Mayor de Blasio, and City Council, the North Shore of Staten Island will have the preserved green space it deserves,” said Lehman. “And in a few years, we will offer the community a brand-new Goodhue Center that will provide more services—at a higher quality—to the children, youth, and families who have come to count on us over the past 105 years.”
The Children’s Aid Society is an independent, nonprofit organization established to serve the children of New York City. Our mission is to help children in poverty to succeed and thrive. We do this by providing comprehensive supports to children and their families in targeted high-needs New York City neighborhoods. Founded in 1853, it is one of the nation’s largest and most innovative non-sectarian agencies, serving New York’s neediest children. Services are provided in community schools, neighborhood centers, health clinics, and camps. For additional information, please call Anthony Ramos at (212) 949-4938/ (917) 204-8214, email firstname.lastname@example.org, or visit www.childrensaidsociety.org.


March 30, 2016
Please join Habitat for Humanity in Partnership with Saratoga Community Housing for a groundbreaking ceremony at 2:30 p.m. on Wednesday, March 30. The ceremony will be held at the future site of our FIRST multi-family unit! This exciting endeavor would not be possible without the support of Saratoga Community Housing. Come break ground and celebrate the new home buyers at our site, located at 1779 SE 10th Ave., Oak Harbor (off Regatta Drive).


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Northbound I-405 closures in downtown Bellevue, Aug. 16-19- 10 p.m. Friday, Aug. 16 to 11:59 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 17: Northbound I-405 on- and off-ramps in downtown Bellevue will close with detours.
- 11:59 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 17 to 5 a.m. Monday, Aug. 19: Northbound I-405 in downtown Bellevue will close. Traffic will detour through exit 13B.
Visit Sound Transit's project updates page for maps and detours. For information on other closures, visit our weekly travel planner.


If you’ve lived in Baton Rouge for any length of time, you’ve probably become accustomed to the particularities of the city’s traffic. It’s an unfortunate truth, but even the most cautious drivers can be the victims of car accidents
due to the negligence of others, especially in one of our many dangerous intersections.
According to a study conducted in 2016, Baton Rouge ranked as the second-most dangerous city for drivers in the country, just behind Detroit. Although other, larger cities had more crashes, Baton Rouge’s smaller size contributed to its highest number of daily accidents per capita: 16.6 per 100,000.
What are the worst areas for driving in Baton Rouge? What streets and intersections should you try to avoid as you commute or travel around our city? Here’s a list of the top five.
1. Nicholson Drive
This corridor stretching from downtown Baton Rouge all the way down to exit the Parish south of LSU’s campus sees a staggering 400 accidents a year.
2. O’Neal Lane from Harrell’s Ferry Road & I-12
Perhaps because of the Interstate traffic, this stretch of O’Neal Lane sees a total of 340 accidents each year in Baton Rouge.
3. Staring Lane from Highland Road to Perkins Road
Staring Lane is home to multiple subdivisions, great restaurants, and sadly, the third-highest accident count in Baton Rouge, with 340 accidents per annum.
4. Highland Road from Perkins Road to Airline Highway
This portion of Highland Road, beginning at the intersection with I-10, is particularly prone to accidents. This dangerous road sees an average of 245 accidents each year.
5. Burbank Drive from Lee Drive to Bluebonnet Drive
This long, mostly-rural stretch of Burbank Drive has seen a lot of development in recent years, which might contribute to its yearly average of 238 accidents.
What Do I Do If I’ve Been in a Baton Rouge Car Accident?


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ROANE COUNTY I40 ROADWORK THIS COMING UP WEEK
ROANE COUNTY, I-40 East near Mile Marker 350: On Tuesday, December 13, 2022, motorists should be alert for possible temporary lane closures between the hours of 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. as crews perform roadway maintenance activities. Motorists should be alert for slowed or stopped traffic, expect potential delays, and use extreme caution through this area.
ROANE COUNTY, I-40 West between Mile Markers 340 and 344: Motorists should be alert for possible lane closures at various times through this slope stabilization project. Motorists should be alert for workers present, reduced speeds, lane shifts, and use extreme caution through this area.


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This week the City’s contractor started the restoration on the project and prepared the asphalt pavement for paving. The paving was delayed this week due to the weather.
Next week the contractor will complete the paving, restoration and all of the pavement markings on the project.
Any questions regarding this project please contact me at your earliest convenience.
Craig Ausen, P.E.Project EngineerCity of Waukesha – Engineering Division130 Delafield St. Waukesha, WI 53188O: (262) 524-3589C: (262) 349-6516


0 Roosevelt/Shore Rd. Avenue, Pelham, NY, New York 10803. Seasonal water views New York City real estate taxes and Pelham Manor Schools.
Two lots for sale located in a Pelham Manor called Politician's Row with tree lined streets and majestic homes around it.
For more information, look at NY Times article on "Politician's Row."
0 Roosevelt Avenue: Block 5651 Lot 49. The lot dimensions are 81.90 x 92.54 x 158.41 x 130.42.
The second one is 0 Shore Drive: Block 5651 Lot 47. The lot dimensions are 125.84 ft x 128.78 ft.
Walking distance to Pelham Manor Shore Park, Travers Island, near Pelham Bay Golf Course and Bicycle path.
Pelham Westchester schools : Prospect Hill Elementary, Pelham Memorial High School and Middle School.
This listing is for two separate abutting building lots.
1449 Roosevelt Avenue includes a lovely split level house. Zero Shore Drive fronts 125.84' on Shore Road.
Copyright © 2020 Hudson Gateway Multiple Listing Service, Inc. All rights reserved. Listing courtesy of Kravitz, REALTORS, Ltd.


The current floodplain maps for Onion Creek are based on data from the 1980s. The floodplain study updates the data for more accurate floodplain maps.
Onion Creek is Austin’s largest watershed. In fact, most of the watershed is outside of Austin in Hays County. The floodplain study focuses on the part of Onion Creek within Austin and Travis County. It also looks at three of the creeks that feed Onion Creek: Bear, Little Bear and Rinard.


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TRAFFIC ADVISORIES Currently in effect on county roadways
NJDOT Railroad Crossings, Buena Borough
The New Jersey Department of Transportation (NJDOT) is scheduled to resurface the pavement at two railroad crossings in Buena Borough as follows:
Thursday, October 18 and Friday, October 19 – Weymouth-Malaga Road crossing
Monday, October 22 and Tuesday, October 23 – Central Avenue crossing
Work will occur between 7 AM and 3:30 PM with alternating traffic patterns in place. Motorists may experience minor delays and should plan travel time accordingly or seek alternate routes.
January 2, 2018 Board of Chosen Freeholders Reorganization Meeting
January 02, 2018
Atlantic County Criminal Court Complex, 4997 Unami Boulevard, Mays Landing
The Board of Chosen Freeholders met for their annual reorganization meeting.The oath of office was administered to Freeholder At-Large John W. Risley; Freeholder-Elect Caren L. Fitzpatrick, At-Large; and Freeholder-Elect Ashley Bennett, District 3.


Grand Opening of Ferry Street Bridge
August 8, 2012:
The newly constructed Ferry Street Bridge is complete! We invite you to join us Saturday, August 11th for the GRAND OPENING. A childrens' recyclable boat building challenge begins at 9:30a.m. at the corner of Ferry Street and Stable Drive. We encourage you to bring your children, as well as recyclable materials and watch their boats race underneath the new bridge. The official ceremony and ribbon cutting begins at 11:00a.m. We hope to see you there.
Click here for more information: (here)


230 E 4th St
Fort Wayne, IN 46805
6am - 11pm
Lawton Skatepark is located near the corner of Clinton Street and 4th Street in downtown Fort Wayne. The Skatepark's 20,000 square foot facility has 9 tons of reinforced steel, 500 cubic yards of concrete, and is lit at night (requires a button to be pressed) until the park closes.
The park is surrounded by an 8' fence and has one turn-style entry at the east side. There are beginner, intermediate and advanced areas and has bowls, ramps, and "fun boxes" that imitate city scape. The most advanced bowl has a 9' drop off!
USE THIS FACILITY AT YOUR OWN RISK