Tuesday, October 2, 2018 || By Community Editor || @maywoodnews
A regular meeting of the Maywood Board of Trustees is scheduled to take place tonight, Tuesday, Oct. 2, 7 p.m., at village Council Chambers, 125 S. 5th Ave. in Maywood. Among items to be considered and/or discussed (for the full agenda packet, click here):
- Approval of Village of Maywood Warrant List No. 200458 through September 28, 2018 in the amount of $1,673,925.47.
- Discussion of Village of Maywood Open Invoices Report as of September 28, 2018 in the total amount of $1,742,691.93.
- Discussion and consideration regarding memo received from Edwin Hancock Engineering pursuant to the 2018 Green Infrastructure Alley Improvements Project, Bid Opening Results and Recommendation. The award of contract is intended to begin work this Fall season on two (2) alleys prior to winter weather conditions.
- Discussion and consideration regarding the Madison Street Traffic Signal Study concerning traffic signal improvements to the intersections along Madison street at 17th Avenue, 9th Avenue, and 5th Avenue in the Village of Maywood. This project will be paid for through funds in the Madison Street TIF. VFP
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The barn-style building at 641 Main St. South, Woodbury, may not be vacant any longer if all works out according to Ken Devino's plans.
According to Devino's application at the the ultimate goal is to prep the property for a future restaurant, although Devino told Patch it is still too early to comment specifically on that matter.
Devino brought forth an application to the Woodbury Zoning Commission at its Tuesday, Oct. 9, meeting at the Senior Community Center.
His application is for a special permit seeking an aquifer protection permit for a wastewater system greater than 600 gallons per acre, per day.
Patch readers weighed in on what kind of business they wanted to see at . A microbrewery, a book store and a restaurant were just a sampling of the businesses readers suggested.
Town Planner Brian Miller explained that in the aquifer protection overlay district, the subsurface waste discharge is limited to 600 gallons per acre, per day. A restaurant would far exceed that limit and that is why Devino is applying for a special permit, he said.
A public hearing on Devino's application will take place at the Tuesday, Nov. 13, Zoning Commission meeting at the Senior Community Center, beginning at 7:30 p.m.


Woodbury uses a combination permit. General contractors, or homeowners doing their own work, pay for all permits (building, plumbing, HVAC, electrical, etc.) at the time the building permit is issued. Separate permits will only be required on jobs where there is no related building permit.
Building Permits are required for many building projects, including new construction, additions, structural changes, porch, deck, finished basement, pools, demolition, roofing, siding, and window replacement. Contractors must have a current state license on file with the city.
A General Permit Application form is used for all RESIDENTIAL permits. You can also submit an application online.
New Residential Home Construction Requirements
Please review the documents below for required New Residential Home Construction submittal information.
Residential Building Permit Application - New Home Construction
Residential Building Permit Minimum Plan Requirements
Residential Building Permit Survey Requirements
Residential Permit Fee Schedule
Addition, Remodel, Porch and Basement Permits
Complete the Permit Application form. Submit the required application, one copy of the proposed plan, and a detailed scope of the project.
For basement finish permits; complete the basement supplement form.
For porch and deck permits; complete the deck supplement form.
For addition, porch and deck permits, a site plan is required. See deck supplement for examples.
** If MN licensed residential contractor, remodeler or roofer and not lead certified and the dwelling was built before 1978, complete the lead supplement form.
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As part of our ongoing advocacy work, Ride Illinois has recently reviewed upcoming IDOT road projects planned over the next five years in IDOT Districts 5 and 8 which includes Bloomington-Normal, Champaign-Urbana, and East Central Illinois areas, and Metro East and Southwestern Illinois areas. We have drafted letters (linked below) asking IDOT for improved bicycling conditions when they work on these road projects. Our requests focus on priority locations and are meant to provide input at an appropriate level for the scope of these scheduled projects. If you live in one of these areas, please take a moment to read our letters and let us know if you have further suggestions by emailing us at email@example.com.
Ride Illinois is committed to helping communities around the state use road project opportunities like these to improve their bicycling conditions. We’re working closely with state and local agencies to “get it right” at the early stages, and speaking up for bicyclists about locations that need to be fixed. Please consider supporting our work by becoming a member or making a donation today. Your support is critical to our success.
IDOT District 5
– Illinois 9, far west Bloomington – resurfacing project
– Illinois 9 (Locust, Empire) through Bloomington – resurfacing project
– Veterans Parkway in Bloomington and Normal – resurfacing project
East Central Illinois:
– Illinois 1 in and near Paris – resurfacing project
– Bridge replacements over Interstate 57 at Mattis Ave, Bloomington Rd, and Bradley Ave and over Interstate 74 at Mattis Ave in Champaign.
– Bridge deck replacements over Interstate 57 at 2500N west of Thomasboro and at 600N/County Road 17 between Tolono and Sadorus, and White Heath Rd over I-72.
– Resurfacing projects in Champaign of Springfield Ave between Staley and Mattis, Springfield and Wright between Prospect and University, and Bloomington Rd between Mattis and Prospect.
IDOT District 8
Metro East and Southwestern Illinois:
– IL161 resurfacing from Scott AFB to Mascoutah
– Greenmount Rd additional lanes and resurfacing in Belleville
– US50 resurfacing in and east of Lebanon
– US40 resurfacing from Pocohontas to Mulberry Grove
– US67 construct bypass in Delhi
– IL13 resurfacing from Freeburg to New Athens
– IL3 resurfacing from Monroe County line to Ruma (through Red Bud)
– IL160 resurfacing from Trenton to New Memphis
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The following meetings are hereby noticed for the Town of Rollinsford and will be held at the Rollinsford Town Hall, unless otherwise noted.
Recreation Committee Meeting – Tuesday, April 11th at 6:30 p.m.
School Board Meeting – Thursday, April 13th at 6:30 p.m.
**meeting will be held at the Rollinsford Grade School**
Zoning Board of Adjustment (ZBA) Meeting – Thursday, March 27th at 7:00 p.m.
Note: The Planning Board will not be meeting in April. A Budget Committee meeting will be noticed separately.


Tempe’s Mill Avenue is getting a new movie theater complex.
Tempe City Councilman Kolby Granville announced last night that AMC Theatres will locate a cineplex in a complex that previously housed Harkins Theatres. The Harkins complex on Mill closed during the ill-fated construction of the Centerpoint condominiums.
Harkins ended up opening a new complex a few miles down the road at Tempe Marketplace.
Granville said on Facebook last night AMC plans on renovating the Mill Avenue theaters and will add a bar. He said the AMC on Mill complex could open this fall.


422 tolling plan scrapped for now, officials say
When the Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission suggested tolling a 25-mile stretch of Route 422 from the Berks County line to Valley Forge to help fund much-needed repairs of the road, the public reacted swiftly and strongly.
Join the discussion below, or Read more at Reading Eagle/Reading Times.
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I love this line..
"Seymour said it's possible that enough money may be available to pursue a state solution to the Route 422 problem rather than a local one."
there was never a local solution to really consider. they said the public was not entitled to the proposal meetings for the toll & nobody in the area wanted that nonsense in the first place.
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Well, sort of. The Daily News reports Panhandle Grading and Pavement Inc. will complete two lanes of the road from Navarre Beach to Opal Beach by next summer. Opal Beach is where the picnic grounds were between Pensacola Beach and Navarre Beach. Unfortunately that is where the road will end. There will only be a one-lane emergency road from Opal Beach to Pensacola Beach. Apparently that is all the money appropriated by Congress will build.
Thank you, Jeff Miller.


A country road in Leicestershire is set to close for over a month while the county council carries out essential work. Melton Lane in Burrough on the Hill, close to the Borough Hill Country Park, will be closed for 33 days from October 17 by Leicestershire County Council.
The works will see a road closure put in place, as well as a speed reduction close to the closure, while Leicestershire County Council carries out carriageway strengthening and resurfacing works. The road is set to reopen no later than Friday, November 18, with emergency access being maintained at all times and a diversion route being put in place.
The route, starting from Burrough on the Hill, will go via Twyford Road through John O'Gaunt, turning right onto the Main Road in Twyford. You then follow that road up through Thorpe Satchville, up to Great Dalby, turning right onto Burrough End, and then onto Melton Lane.
A spokesperson for Leicestershire County Council said: "A Temporary Traffic Regulation Order (TTRO) is to be made for the following location: Melton Lane Burrough On The Hill. The purpose of the TTRO is to allow Leicestershire County Council to carry out carriageway strengthening and resurfacing works.
"The TTRO will incorporate a temporary road closure and a speed reduction. The duration of the restriction is not anticipated to exceed a period of 33 days commencing on the 17th of October 2022."


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Since our inception, HVJ Associates has made it our mission to support our communities in the ways that matter most. That’s why we are excited to announce that AECOM selected HVJ to support the City of Austin in providing cost estimation for water and wastewater engineering services as they expand the Walnut Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP). This WWTP is essential for maintaining reliable wastewater treatment for City of Austin customers. It currently treats an average of 75 million gallons per day (MGD), and the expansion project will increase that to an average of 100 MGD and almost double the peak flow capacity from 165 to 300 MGD.
To date, HVJ has provided AECOM with construction cost estimates (Engineer’s Opinion of Probable Construction Costs, EOPCC) for the Preliminary Engineering Phase. This comprehensive information enabled the client design team to make reliable decisions about the cost options for the final design phase, necessary for project funding and selecting design alternatives. Unanticipated costs are a common reason that large projects like this are delayed or put at risk, so our role in providing accurate, detailed cost determinations was critical in this project’s on-time completion and avoiding budget overruns.
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9th Street Bridge Replacement Dedication Ceremony
August 2, 2011Location: Washington, D.C.
Federal Highway Administrator Victor Mendez joined District of
Columbia Mayor Vincent Gray, District Department of Transportation
(DDOT) Director Terry Bellamy, and other Federal and State
government officials on Tuesday, July 26, 2011, to dedicate
the completed 9th Street Bridge Replacement in
Washington, DC. JMT is the lead designer for the Cherry Hill
Construction/JMT Team for this challenging $51 million design-build
project, which serves as a gateway to our nation's capital.
Row: DC Mayor Vincent Gray, Federal Highway Administrator Victor
Back Row: Division Administrator, FHWA-DC Division Chris Lawson,
DDOT Director Terry Bellamy
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CLAYTON — The Clayton City Council will hold a special meeting on Thursday, March 24 at 7 p.m.
The special meeting is being held to discuss the interest/feasibility of extending sanitary sewer and water services to specified properties located in the area of the Old Village of Clayton.
Council’s scheduled meeting of March 17 is cancelled and the agenda items will be discussed at this special meeting. This special meeting will be held at the Janice Ward Center, 235 E. Salem Street.
Reach the City of Clayton at (937) 836-3500.


Broken glass on cycle path of Canterbury Way
Reported in the Street Cleansing category anonymously at 14:11, Thursday 30 January 2020
Sent to Stevenage Borough Council 4 minutes later
Broken glass on cycle path of Canterbury Way. between York Road and Grace Way Roundabouts
This report is now closed to updates. You can make a new report in the same location.


The fields here belonged to All Souls College, Oxford from 1442.
The medieval manor of Frith and Newhall lay to the north- east and was divided into Dollis, Frith, and Partingdale Farms by the mid-18th century.
The modern era came early to Bittacy Hill when Mill Hill (later Mill Hill East) station opened on the Great Northern Railway’s suburban line to Edgware and the North Middlesex Gas Company built a gasworks in the 1860s. A pub and a few gasworkers’ cottages appeared nearby but the railway service to London was slow and indirect so commuters were not interested and the surrounding area remained as farmland.
In 1909 the Middlesex regiment moved into the Inglis barracks, which replaced Bittacy Farm. A council estate, including flats, was built at the foot of Bittacy Hill in the mid-1920s.
South of the station, Mill Hill Homesteads bought Devonshire Farm in 1933 and laid out an estate. Further up the hill and over on the Frith manor lands, roads were laid out in the years before and after the Second World War. The barracks later became the base for the British Forces Post Office, which has recently moved to RAF Northolt.
By 2025 it is planned that 2,174 new homes will have been built on the 94- acre site between Bittacy Hill and Frith Lane.


Katar Doha Subway “Gold Line Underground” project picks up speed and proceeds as planned.
6 TBM has completed 25 km tunnel excavation with all speed. Construction on 10 stations designed with highest standards and using the latest technologies continues enthusiastically.
The largest project under the scope of 2022 World Cup preparations, “Goldline Subway Line” will connect Hamad International Airport to Qatar’s most significant sports complex “Aspire zone” through Ras Bu Abboud – Qatar National Museum – Souq Waqif – Msheireb – Bin Mahmoud – Al Sadd – Joaan – Al Sudan – Al Waab – Sport City – Al Aziziyah stations. When it is finished, transportation to major living spaces of Doha will be easier and faster.
The prestigious project with a completion projection of 54 months is planned to be completed in 2018. Intensive work continues to meet the deadline at such a grand and important project.
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River Hamble Notice to River Users 19 of 2015
Hamble Harbour Authority - notice to river users from Hampshire County Council in Basingstoke and Deane, East Hampshire, Eastleigh, Fareham, Gosport, Hart, Havant, Isle of Wight, New Forest, Outside of Hampshire, Portsmouth, Rushmoor, Southampton, Test Valley, Winchester areas.
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The Hampshire (A31, Bentley and Froyle) (Temporary Speed Restriction and Lane Closure) Order 2015
Temporary Speed Restrictions and Lane Closures to allow overnight carriageway maintenance works to be carried out.
The Hampshire (Various Roads, East Hampshire) (Temporary Road Closure) (No 12) Order 2015
Temporary road closures to allow highway maintenance works to be carried out.
THE BOROUGH OF FAREHAM (CHAPEL ROAD, FAREHAM) (ROAD CLOSURE) TEMPORARY TRAFFIC REGULATION ORDER 2015
Temporary closure of Chapel Road to allow highway improvement works to be carried out.
TEMPORARY CLOSURE EXTENSION - NEWTON VALENCE BOAT 30 AND COLEMORE AND PRIORS DEAN BOAT 22
Hampshire County Council, having made an Order under Section 14(1)b of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 to prevent the likelihood of danger to the public or serious damage to the road, has been directed by the Secretary of State for Transport that the order shall continue in force.
The Hampshire (Lower Neatham Mill Lane, Holybourne) (Temporary Road Closure) Order 2015
A temporary road closure to allow routine bridge inspection works to be carried out.
FERNHILL ROAD & VICARAGE ROAD, BLACKWATER & HAWLEY
Details of temporary road closures for telecoms works
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HOUSING TOWN HALLS – SAVE THE DATE!
Ensuring Opportunity and the Multi-Faith ACTION Coalition will co-host five regional Housing Town Halls in September and October. Every member of the County Board of Supervisors has committed to hosting a Housing Town Hall in their district.
Everyone who lives, works or has an interest in a particular region of the county is warmly welcome to attend the Town Halls. Our goal is to share information about the scope of the housing crisis countywide and in each district, and to learn from residents how they are affected by the crisis and which solutions will most help their local community.
Please join us and add your voice to the conversation! Please invite your colleagues, friends and neighbors as well. All Town Hall events are on Saturday mornings from 9:30-noon. We’ll share additional information on event locations once confirmed.
Town Hall dates: (Download flyer with all town hall dates)


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The West Hollywood Senior Advisory Board met today at the French Quarter Restaurant to celebrate another year of advocacy for the city's elders.
The Senior Advisory Board was created on July 6, 1987 and is comprised of five (5) members, appointed by individual Council members, and four (4) members appointed by the Council as a whole (at-large).
The Senior Advisory Board addresses matters relating to the planning, development and coordination of services for older residents and makes recommendations to Council relative to the adoption of programs, policies or ordinances of benefit to those constituencies.
The Board acts as an advocate and provides linkage between residents, organizations, City Council, City officials, and the general community.
Staff present: Daphne Dennis, Corey Roskin, and Corrie Planck.
The current Senior Advisory Board members are:
Chair: A. Lee Walkup
Vice Chair: Muriel Schoichet
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Mechanicsville Rd in Bensalem to be Shutdown Saturday for Event
Bensalem Township issued a traffic advisory for a Saturday road closure.
Mechanicsville Road from Street Road to Dunksferry Road will be shut down for approximately one hour for an event beginning at 2:30 PM, officials said.
No other information was released.
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Project Bid Solicitation – Rails to Trails Phase II, Bollard InstallationDate Posted: Tuesday, April 27th, 2021
INVITATION TO BID
The Town of Milton will receive sealed bids in the Office of the Town Manager, 115 Federal Street, Milton, DE 19968, until 10 a.m. on May 24, 2021, at which time they will be read aloud for the following project:
Town of Milton – Lighting installation at Rails to Trails Phase II
A site visit and pre-bid meeting will take place on May 11, 2021. The site visit is scheduled to begin at 9am at the Federal Street side of the trail, followed by the pre-bid meeting at 10am at the Public Works Maintenance Building, 210 Front Street. Specifications are posted on the Town of Milton’s website: www.milton.delaware.gov or can be emailed by written request to firstname.lastname@example.org .
The Town of Milton may extend the time and place for the opening of bids from that described in this Invitation. The Town of Milton reserves the right to waive irregularities, as well as to accept or reject any or all bids.
Invitation to Bid – Bollard Installation
Request for Proposal – Specifications for Bollard Installation
Bid Form – Bollard Installation
Rails to Trails Lighting Committee Report
Rails to Trails Phase II Lighting Plan (pages 10-15)


Welcome to the Town of Kewaskum Official Website!
Town of Kewaskum
January Meeting Date Changed to Tuesday, Jan. 31
The Town of Kewaskum Plan Commission Meeting will be held on Tuesday, Jan. 31, starting at 7:00 p.m., followed by the Town Board Meeting.
Meetings will be held in the Town of Kewaskum Community Center, 9019 Kettle Moraine Drive.
There will be no meetings on Tuesday, Jan. 24.
Town Board meets the fourth Tuesday of the month.
Plan Commission meets the fourth Tuesday of the month before the Town Board meeting on an as-needed basis
Meetings start at 7:00 pm and are held at the Town of Kewaskum Community Center
located at 9019 Kettle Moraine Drive, Kewaskum
Clerk Office Hours - By Appointment Only
NOTICE OF BADGER ROAD BRIDGE REPLACEMENT OVER KEWASKUM CREEK
The Town of Kewaskum is proposing to replace the Badger Road Bridge over Kewaskum Creek.
The proposed project involves a bridge replacement and approach reconstruction for a total project construction length of approximately 300 feet. Project construction is anticipated to begin in June 2023 and will be completed in approximately two to three months.
Project informational packets are available for pick up at the Town of Kewaskum Town Hall, 9019 Kettle Moraine Drive, Kewaskum. Anyone with a concern for or knowledge about historic buildings and structures and archeological sites are encouraged to provide comments to the local unit of government or MSA Professional Services, Inc.
Questions or comments concerning the project can be directed to any of the following individuals: Leah Rhodes, MSA Professional Services, Inc. (MSA), [email protected] , (608) 355-8945; Scott Wollner, Town of Kewaskum Chairperson, [email protected].com , (262) 483-6720; or Tim Hayes, Town of Kewaskum Engineer, [email protected] , (414) 477-9000.
Calendar of Events
Jun 08, 2023, Thu 05:00pm
Jun 10, 2023, Sat 08:00am
Jun 14, 2023, Wed All Day
Jun 17, 2023, Sat 08:00am
Jun 19, 2023, Mon 06:00pm


Beginning Monday, August 25th work on the foundations for the Health Campus Pedestrian Bridge will begin. At this time we do not anticipate changes to the existing construction footprints around the Engineering & Industry Building or the Health Sciences Building. We also do not anticipate any lane closures for the first week of the semester.
Materials delivery to the HSB-side of Providence Drive will require trucks to turn into the construction area from the roadway. This will result in minimal traffic impacts as trucks enter and leave the site. Please be aware of this when traveling east-bound on Providence Drive.
This blog is intended to provide easy access to information about maintenance and construction activities that are occurring around campus. Blog posts will primarily be focused on notices, outages, and disruptions; however, we will also include notable information about activities of interest to the campus community.
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Plans to dual the next section of the A30 in Cornwall revealed
29 January 2018, 12:36 | Updated: 29 January 2018, 12:50
Highways England have unveiled their plans for work on an 8 mile bottleneck of the A30 in Cornwall.
HIghways England announced their preferred route for the £290 million scheme last summer.
Now we've had our first look at artists impressions of the new road from Carland Cross to Chiverton Cross.
A public consultation launches today, so we get to have our say on what we think of the plans.
Josh Hodder, Project Manager for Highways England, said: "We recognise the strategic importance of improving this section of the A30 in helping to unlock economic growth in Cornwall and the whole of the region.
"We look forward to sharing our progressed plans with local stakeholders, businesses and the community, full details are available from today, and we welcome all feedback during consultation.
"The scheme offers a number of benefits to the area - as well as boosting the area’s economy, upgrading this stretch of the A30 is vital to improving motorists’ journeys, cutting congestion, improving safety and connecting local communities"
As part of the plans a new dual carriageway would be built alongside the exisiting road, and the Chiverton Cross roundabout as it is now would be removed. Effectively, the new road would go right across it, with a motorway style junction and bridges installed.
It's hoped work on the scheme will start in 2020.
Public consultation events will offer people the chance to see detailed plans of the scheme, including junction and slip road access, roundabout and bridge designs, and meet with members of the project team. These will be held at the following:
• Friday, 2 February - St Erme Community Centre, near Truro TR4 9AP, 2pm-8pm
• Wednesday, 7 February - Blackwater Village Hall, Blackwater TR4 8ET, 2pm-8pm
• Thursday, 8 February - Perranporth Methodist Chapel, Boscawen Road, Perranporth TR6 0EW, 10am-4pm
• Saturday, 10 February – New County Hall, Treyew Road, Truro TR1 3AY, 11am-5pm
• Monday, 12 February – Victory Hall, Indian Queens, St Columb TR9 6PP, 2pm-8pm
• Tuesday, 13 February – Shortlanesend Village Hall, School Hill, Shortlanesend TR4 9DU, 2pm-8pm
• Wednesday, 14 February – St Michael the Archangel Church, Newquay TR7 1RA, 2pm-8pm
And information will also be available to view, from 29 January to 12 March, at the following local information points:
• County Hall, Truro
• Truro Community Library
• St Agnes Library
• Perranporth Library
• Redruth Library
• Newquay Library
Full scheme details will also be available on the dedicated consultation webpage from Monday, 29 January: www.highways.gov.uk/A30Chiverton


Looking for a specific city document? We have a library of city documents and forms listed below in alphabetical order for the public. Some documents such as meeting agendas, minutes, e-newsletters, etc. may be found in our Archive Center as well, so be sure to check it too! (Please note: List is not all inclusive of all city public documents)
This is the City of Douglas Unified Land Development Code as adopted by Mayor and Commission on February 28, 2011. This code may be amended from time to time by ordinance. Contact the Community Development Department - Planning Division for questions (912) 389-3433.


MRM is able to deliver if you have the ability to unload yourself. 6ft blocks weigh 3300lbs; 3 ft are 1650 lbs.
Concrete retaining wall blocks are great for storage bins.
Because of there interlocking design, concrete retaining wall blocks make great storage bins, perfect for soils, rock, compost, and most other materials.
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Our 2 x 2 x 6 and 2 x 2 x 3 Blocks are available plain faced and with a textured stone stamp giving them a natural stone wall appearance, making them perfect for landscaping applications, commercial street fronts and more. They can be stained and sealed which can greatly enhance their appearance.
Because retaining walls are manufactured as a wet cast concrete product, it may be possible in certain situations to accommodate a limited degree of "customization."
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It's important to note the following about concrete block retaining walls:
- Critical, substantial retaining walls must perform to high standards and the demands of difficult terrain.
- A retaining wall system needs to be versatile and flexible in order to accommodate the unique needs of each particular project site.
- Retaining walls can enhance the aesthetics of the natural surroundings and add value to a property.
- It is our opinion that any wall constructed more than 6' high (3 blocks) above the ground should be engineered by a professional. Your local building codes may be stricter; please consult them and professionals before attempting to build any structure from these materials. We are not responsible for any structure you may attempt using these materials.


Calling all builders/developers! Here we have 2.47 acres for residential or commercial development. 2 acres land/ .47 is retention pond. Plans & survey for 3 bedroom, 2 1/2 bathroom town homes (17 units, with garages) in hand, or use your own. Located near Tuscany Villas town homes, yet also near apartments as well as single family homes, so your options are open. Very close proximity to hospital, Doctors Park, and mall. 5 minutes from Camp Lejeune.


Mammoth Lakes Housing, Inc. supports workforce housing
for a viable economy and a sustainable community.
Upcoming Public Meeting!
Monday, March 5th
Mammoth Lakes Housing Board of Directors
The regular meeting of the Mammoth Lakes Housing Board of Directors will take place on Monday, March 5th, 2018 at 6:00 PM in the Town Council Chambers, Suite Z, above Starbucks. To sign up to receive agendas via email click here, or for more information contact Mammoth Lakes Housing at (760) 934-4740.


Proof of vaccination is required at indoor town facilities. Oakville remains in Step 3 of the Province’s reopening plan. Please continue to follow all current public health measures.
Beginning in October 2021 (weather permitting), the Town of Oakville will start construction to address creek erosion and instability on Munn’s Creek. Work includes installation of a combination of hard engineering (stone) protection and vegetative/habitat structures. Work will be carried out in two (2) phases:
Creek works will require the use of heavy construction equipment along the park trail and within the creek corridor. Several tree removals will be necessary to facilitate construction. The estimated duration of Phase 1 works will be roughly 12 weeks (weather permitting), with restoration, including tree and shrub plantings to follow and extend into Spring 2022.
During this time, the affected Oakdale Park Trail and public access points into the work area will be closed. Access for construction equipment will be via Miller Road, McCraney Street, and Culham Street.
Diana Friesen, B.Sc., C.E.T.
Water Resources Technologist
Town of Oakville
tel: 905-845-6601 , ext. 3904


Texas Department of Transportation
PUBLIC NOTICE FROM TxDOT BEAUMONT DISTRICT (BMT):
Please review this notice with links below for reference.
Right off the Southern tip of the project on SH 99, TxDOT BMT is coordinating schedules and lane closures with TxDOT SE Harris Area Office who has started a major maintenance contract per the linked documents.
July 16-18, NB was closed to accomplish some re-situating of traffic. This weekend (July 23-25), SB will be closed to do the same. Beginning Monday morning (July 26) at 5:00AM, ALL traffic will be on the NB side of the Fred Hartman bridge.
Projected time frame: On July 26, traffic will open to a reduced contraflow pattern and remain for the duration of the project, about two months.
The Traffic Advisory from the SH 99 project easily depicts the closure of the WB-SB direct connector during this same time frame. This project is part of the above referenced project, as well as some additional work TxDOT BMT is expediting on the SH 99 project.


A Stockport Protection Order introduced by Stockport Council – a Public Space Protection Order (PSPO) – is set to combat car cruising in the Borough.
Designed to allow people to use an area without fear of anti-social behaviour, PSPOs are implemented to deal with particular problems in a designated area that has become detrimental to the local community.
Car cruises have operated in Stockport for a number of years, mainly at Heaton Lane and Newbridge Lane car parks. They are large scale gatherings of car owners, often involving in excess of 200 vehicles and take place in car parks around the Borough. The organisers of these events have no permission or authorisation to use car parks for car cruising.
Dispersal orders have been previously served by Greater Manchester Police (GMP) to help diffuse crowds attending the events, however it is hoped that the new Stockport Protection Order – PSPOs – will enable Stockport Council and GMP to impose a range of measures to prevent anti-social behaviour and improve public safety in the Borough.
Councillor Sheila Bailey, Stockport Council’s Executive Member for Communities and Housing, said:
“I welcome the introduction of this Public Space Protection Order which will provide a long-term solution to the problems created by these car cruising events. The actions of people attending these events are clearly dangerous and are having a negative impact on the Town Centre.
“The organisers have been told that these events are unauthorised and should not be taking place on Council car parks. Car parks should be available for residents and businesses to use without having to deal with the dangerous and anti-social activities currently taking place.”
Chief Inspector Richard Timson, from the GMP Stockport Division, said:
“GMP is continuing to work in collaboration with Stockport Council to prevent car cruises in the borough. Despite numerous attempts, groups of individuals involved in car cruising have ignored advice and have continued to act in a reckless, dangerous, and antisocial manner.
“Over the past four weeks every Thursday evening dispersal orders have been put in place to deter car cruise meetings in Stockport. This has had a positive impact in reducing car cruise activity. However, by implementing the PSPO this will ensure a long term deterrent to stop any continuation of this activity. These measures are being put in place to send out a clear message that car cruising is not welcome in the borough and any future activity will dealt with robustly using the PSPO powers.”
Further information about the order can be found here:
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Reliance Foundry is a leading supplier of architectural site furnishings that assist in trail delineation, access restriction, and pathway lighting.
Our products include a range of changing access bollards, solar-powered lighting bollards, and landscaping bollards that can all be used to enhance trails and pathways. Reliance Foundry also provides options for secure bike parking. Customers can choose from a wide selection of styles and materials to find something that will be aesthetically pleasing and durable in any weather conditions.
Reliance Foundry offers decorative metal bollards that can be adjusted or removed to restrict or give access to pathways and trails. There are three common types:
Changing access bollards are an ideal solution for preventing public vehicle access at trail entranceways. However, if an emergency or maintenance vehicle requires entrance, these bollards can be easily removed or retracted to allow temporary access.
Reliance Foundry stocks a wide variety of changing-access bollard styles. Specialized bollard mounting hardware is also available to allow the use of traditional or decorative bollards as a collapsible or removable bollard.
Reliance Foundry’s solar-powered lighting bollards are ideal for trails and pathways. The solar lights adapt to changing weather patterns to conserve stored energy, maintaining optimal lighting for consistent safety.
The solar bollard lights are completely self-contained, and do not require installing any wiring. The lighting distribution can be selected to provide maximum path visibility. Composed of ductile iron and high-grade polycarbonate, solar-powered lighting bollards by Reliance Foundry have undergone rigorous testing to demonstrate their resistance to vandalism and weather conditions, including extreme storms.
Secure bike parking is an essential component of every park. Bike racks and bike bollards increase accessibility to trails and pathways without promoting vehicle use. Bike parking options are also helpful to place in front of trails that are not appropriate for cycling.
Reliance Foundry offers a wide selection of bike racks and bike bollards with simple installation. They hold from two to seven bikes, and can be installed in series to increase capacity. All bicycle racks are made from stainless steel or powder-coated standard steel to protect against the elements.
Bollards can provide both visual and physical barriers to protect habitats from users wandering off the path, and to prevent vehicles from entering trails.
Reliance Foundry offers a variety of materials and styles of decorative landscaping bollards to complement any landscape. All bollards are made to require little to no maintenance, and resist harsh weather conditions. Decorative chains can also be installed between bollards to deter pedestrian access to sensitive areas.


Insulated concrete forms (also known as insulating concrete forms, or ICFs) are formwork, or moulds, for reinforced concrete that are designed with built-in thermal insulation.
These moulds are stackable and interlocking, which permits them to be fitted with reinforced steel bars in order to maximize flexural strength when filled with concrete.
The ICF construction technique creates structures with unparalleled strength and durability. The method was developed in the 1960s and is now among the preferential building processes for all categories of projects.
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Insulated concrete form construction delivers a wide range of advantages:
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The European Parliament on Tuesday passed a regulation, which had been agreed on with the European Council, to reduce emissions and energy use in buildings, and the final bill for property owners could cost a fortune. According to the European Council, buildings account for 40 percent of energy use and 36 percent of emissions. Poland’s […]
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You are invited to the opening celebration for the Cabarrus County Parking Deck. The celebration will take place at the deck entrance on Corban Avenue (across from St. James Lutheran Church). The deck will open for public parking on Friday, March 1.
Cabarrus County embraces growth and continued improvement of quality of life for all citizens. Collaboration is at the heart of our mission – people, communities and government working together and focused on our


Robust Pots for public spaces such as shopping centres, malls and other commercial environments where durability is a key requirement!
The Cones with their simplicity will fill any creative design areas. Whether using the colour or contrast the Cones will provide the perfect finish to any project around the office.
Model 1: Length 350mm | Width 350mm | Height 520mm,
Model 2: Length 380mm | Width 380mm | Height 700mm,
Model 3: Length 430mm | Width 430mm | Height 900mm


NEW CASTLE — The N.H. Department of Transportation will hold a public information meeting on the replacement of Wentworth Bridge on Thursday.
Two design alternatives for the replacement of the bridge that carries Route 1B over Little Harbor from New Castle to Rye will be presented at the meeting. At a previous public information meeting held last August, the DOT solicited input on four potential design alternatives.
At that meeting, officials recommended against two of the replacement options, leaving rehabilitation and a replacement with widened roadway as the preferred alternatives.
Engineer Jim Murphy with HDR Inc. said at the time that the rehabilitation would cost approximately $17 million and provide a useful life of 30 to 40 years, while the replacement would cost an estimated $20 million and last 75 years. Replacement would take three to four months, while rehabilitation could take up to eight months, he said at the August meeting.
Replacement would result in a solid bridge deck, replacing the steel grid deck currently on the bridge.
The bridge was constructed in 1942 as part of the defense of Portsmouth Harbor during World War II. It underwent major rehabilitation in 1975 and 2009. An in-depth inspection in 2011 revealed poor conditions and resulted in a weight limit posting of 15 tons.
It is one of two remaining "bascule" bridges left in New Hampshire and is eligible for listing in the National Register of Historic Places. According to the DOT, coordination with the State Historic Preservation Office is ongoing.
The meeting will be held at the Great Island Common recreation center at 301 Wentworth Road. The formal presentation starts at 7 p.m., with doors opening at 6:30 p.m. to allow time for viewing the plans.


Koutouloufari Hersonissos Crete Building plot with sea view
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The plot is on a gently sloping hillside and has views over Hersonissos towards the sea. The entrance is by asphalt road and electricity and water are on the boundary. The village of Koutouloufari has retained its traditional style with old style Cretan homes and narrow streets with a central square. The busy town of Hersonissos and the sea is only 1km distance.
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‘Don’t provide power to illegal structures’
There are over 1,600 illegal structures in the Pune Metropolitan Region
Pune: The Pune Metropolitan Regional Development Authority (PMRDA) officials are in communication with the registration department of Maharashtra State Electricity Distribution Company Limited(MSEDCL) to ensure no service is provided to illegal construction.
There are over 1,600 illegal structures in the Pune Metropolitan Region (PMR), of which PMRDA has razed 100. PMRDA Chief Kiran Gitte said people need to be aware of these illegal structures so they do not buy such properties. PMRDA has decided to raze illegal structures on river banks and hill tops on priority basis.
Meanwhile, the authority has extended the deadline for regularisation of unauthorised structures under its jurisdiction by four months till October 21 this year. The move to regularise illegal structures built after December 2015 was announced by the State government last year and the local authority set a deadline of June 21, which was changed to October 21.
PMRDA officials said the building permissions department of PMRDA has a separate team which keeps a tab on illegal structures and sends out notices to such illegal structures on a regular basis.


18th Mar onwards
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Closure of Datchet Road
31st Jul - 2nd Aug
- Affected routes:
Due to this road closure Service 10A will be on diversion. Stops from Red Cow Roundabout until mini roundabout at Eton Road will not be in use. Please use Mounbatten Close, Eton Road or Churchmead School stops instead. Sorry for any inconvenience caused.


Cheshire East Council has acknowledged the announcement from HS2 Ltd that they will consult, for 13 weeks, on changes to the phase 2b design (Crewe to Manchester).
The changes, which include two refinements to the route in Cheshire East, will also see two community events hosted by HS2 Ltd.
The ‘phase 2b design refinements consultation’, which will be run by HS2 Ltd on behalf of the secretary of state for transport, seeks to give communities the opportunity to formally respond to significant changes to the HS2 designs that were published at the end of 2018.
The two proposed design changes in Cheshire East are:
● A temporary (approximately seven years) construction railhead and permanent maintenance facility south of Ashley; and
● Works at High Legh that would allow two future connections to Northern Powerhouse Rail, which aims improve rail connectivity across the north.
HS2 Ltd will hold information events, close to the affected areas in Cheshire East. Information and members of its team will be available on the following dates:
● 26 June, 2pm-8pm, at Mere Court Hotel, High Legh;
● 12 July, 2pm-8pm, at St Peter’s Assembly Rooms, Hale.
Over the coming weeks, the council will review the information that has been published and develop its response to the consultation, which ends on 6 September 2019.
The council will work with the local community to understand the key concerns. Any issues raised, will inform the consultation response to government and HS2 Ltd.
Councillor Craig Browne, deputy leader of Cheshire East Council, said: “I would encourage residents, businesses as well as communities to look at the information and attend the information events hosted by HS2 Ltd. This is an important opportunity to voice your opinions to them.
“Whilst we recognise the benefits HS2 could bring to the whole of Cheshire East, with the right solution for Macclesfield and the Crewe Hub, we must ensure that its construction and operation delivers the highest standards of environmental protection, government compensation and mitigation for the impact it will cause to our residents and countryside.
“We will continue our work with local communities to try and secure the best possible outcome for Cheshire East.”
The consultation documents are available on the government’s website at https://www.gov.uk/government/consultations/hs2-phase-2b-design-refinement-consultation
HS2 Ltd have a 24-hour helpline and email address for those who would like to ask any questions about the consultation, or scheme in general ring 08081 434 434 or email email@example.com


We the undersigned petition the Council to complete the road resurfacing on Mantilla Drive which has been left unfinished since 2019 and for its inclusion in the Highway Capital Programme for the year April 2022 to March 2023. The severe uneven road surface conditions including potholes, of all shapes and sizes, has been dangerous for drivers, cyclists and pedestrians for many years. Mantilla Drive is the main road in Styvechale Grange and a Bus Route. Therefore it is imperative that the whole road is maintained to the highest standard on a regular basis.
It has become more apparent as a result of Mantilla Drive
urgently needing road repairs, drivers are avoiding it and instead
they are using Dewsbury Avenue, which is causing congestions around
the school specially during drop-off and pick up times.
This ePetition runs from 12/03/2022 to 31/07/2022.
27 people have signed this ePetition.


Net Impact BGI: Built Enviornment
Net Impact BGI hosts another community social, this time focusing on the Built Environment. Our focus for the evening will be around the Seattle 2030 District and how one company in particular, Sellen Sustainability, has been at the forefront of sustainable design and construction. Our guest Dave Walsh, who consults with Sellen Sustainability, will discuss the cutting edge work that Sellen Sustainability is doing.
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The South River Greenway is a 1.2 mile multi-use trail running along the South River through Waynesboro's Downtown corridor. Views along the way include those of the river, Blue Ridge Mountains, Constitution Park, and remnants of Waynesboro's industrial heritage.
Parking can be found at the trailheads at Loth Springs on Arch Avenue (behind YMCA) and Port Republic on Shiloh Avenue (at Shiloh Baptist Church Auxilary parking lot). Additional parking can also be found downtown at the Arch Avenue and Invista Parking lots.
TrailLink is a free service provided by Rails-to-Trails conservancy
(a non-profit) and we need your support!


Translation of desdoblar in English:
- 2 2.1(imagen)2.2 2.3 (Transport)se desdoblará el tramo entre Montoro y Villa del Río (Motor Vehicles)
to splitthe section between Montoro and Villa del Río is to be converted into a four-lane highway (US)desdoblaron la vía entre … (Railways)
the section between Montoro and Villa del Río is to be converted into a dual carriageway (British)they laid double tracks between …
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Stevenage Borough Council's Sports Facilities - Book Online.
Broadhall Way, Broadwater, Stevenage, Herts SG2 8NP
Football pitches available for booking. Please note: There are no toilet or changing facilities available at present. You will also need to supply your own nets and corner posts.
St. Nicholas Park
Pilgrims Way, Stevenage, Herts SG1 4PT
This 28 acre parkland site has a pavilion, football pitches, two play areas, outdoor gym equipment, and a BMX track.
King George V Playing Fields
62 Sish Lane, Stevenage , Herts SG1 3LS
There are no bookings able to be taken for this venue at present.
Ridlins End Playing Fields
Woodcock Road, Stevenage, Herts SG2 9QZ
This site has a pavilion, an athletics track, football pitches, outdoor gym equipment, and a play area.
The Ridings, Stevenage, Herts SG2 9UA
This 18-acre park includes a pavilion, football pitches. a Multi Use Games Area (MUGA) and skate park.
Meadway Playing Fields
Meadway, Stevenage, Hertfordshire SG1 2ET
This is a six-acre park in the Symonds Green area of Stevenage. The site holds two senior football pitches, changing rooms, and a small play area.


VICKSBURG, Miss. (WJTV) – Vicksburg leaders approved an agreement with Maynord Landscaping Inc. to fix four erosion problems in the city.
The Vicksburg Post reported the company will approve the issues on Second North Street, Columbia Avenue, Halls Ferry Road and Polk Street. The contract is worth $731,256.
The Vicksburg Board of Mayor and Aldermen also voted to advertise for bids to repair the erosion on Farmer Street and Clover Lane.
Some of the erosion was caused by the heavy rains that hit Warren County between January and April 2020.


Ritz-Carlton Residences Tampa To Start Construction At 5000 Bayshore Road, Tampa, FL, 33611
Published On: Florida YIMBY
A 4.84-acre plot of land will soon be home to the Ritz-Carlton Residences Tampa. The endeavor, valued at around $400 million, will start construction either late this year or early next year. Ideally, general contractor Coastal Construction will finish the first phase in 2024.


W 13th Avenue at Depew Street W Line Path @ 13th AvenueLakewood 80214
Breakfast (6:30 - 9:00 AM)
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New year, same station!
Join the City of Lakewood along the W Line path at Mountair Park for a great breakfast!
Stay tuned for more information on food, beverages and freebies!


Instructions and Permit Applications
NOTE: No work may begin until you receive signed/approved permit.
The following is required to apply for a permit:
- Permit application; signed by the homeowner or contractor.
- Submit the application along with:
- 2 sets of plans (if applicable).
- Copy of valid contractors license (if applicable)
- Copy of Workers Compensation OR signed waiver (7A form)
- Cash, Check or money order payable to: Town of Vernon (see fee schedule)
- Zoning Application (if applicable)
- Site plan indicating location of construction (if applicable)
- Copy of installation guidelines for Pellet & Woodstoves
NOTICE: The Building Department has 30 days to Approve or Deny Permit Applications per C.G.S. sec. 29-263. Completed Applications are processed on a first-come, first-served basis.
- Deck Permit Application
- Demolition Permit Application
- Roofing Permit Application
- Swimming Pool Permit Application


The 2018 Financial plan for The Town of The Pas passed its second and third
readings at last nights council meeting. Some of the items on this year's
financial plan include an increase in policing costs and the completion of the
Larose Avenue Project.
The plan can be found on the towns website, townofthepas.com and if you
have any questions or concerns about the plan you can call Graham Kahler at


The City of West Hollywood and The Sunset Strip will welcome runners competing in the Los Angeles Marathon’s “Stadium to the Sea” course this Sunday, March 17.
The marathon starts at Dodger Stadium and will finish at Ocean Avenue in Santa Monica, looping through Hollywood, West Hollywood and Beverly Hills in between. An estimated 25,000 runners will experience iconic landmarks on The Sunset Strip on miles 13-14 of the 26.2-mile course, including the Sunset Tower hotel, Whisky A Go-Go and Viper Room. After running The Sunset Strip, runners will turn left onto San Vicente Boulevard and onto Santa Monica Boulevard in West Hollywood.
To accommodate the 2013 Honda Los Angeles Marathon, Sunset Boulevard will be closed to traffic between North Havenhurst Drive and Clark Street/North San Vicente Boulevard on Sunday, March 17, between the hours of 4 a.m. and 2 p.m. Additional street closures in West Hollywood include:
- North San Vicente Boulevard between Sunset Boulevard and Melrose Avenue
- Santa Monica Boulevard between La Cienega Avenue and North Doheny Drive
- North Doheny Drive between Santa Monica Boulevard and Beverly Boulevard
Please plan ahead if you are traveling to The Sunset Strip on Sunday morning. Parking will not be allowed along the race course. For more information about public parking available, please visit Weho.org.


CHENNAI: The Madras High Court has directed the Commissioner of Chennai Corpration to examine why the sanction plan for each of the buildings should not be prominently displayed in front of the properties and posted on the website.
The First Bench of Chief Justice SK Kaul and Justice MM Sundresh, directed the Commissioner to respond within a week. It will help people know what is permissible to construct at the site and whether the construction is as per the sanction plans or not.
The Bench also asked why appropriate action should not be taken against the IX Corporation Zonal officer for filing a false affidavit concealing material facts with regard to an unauthorised construction. It directed the zonal officer to respond within three days. Originally, Dr VI Mathan, and five others filed a PIL to demolish the illegal construction at the Second Avenue on Harrigton Road. The matter will be taken up on March 22.


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Stormwater Awareness Workshop
Questions about poor drainage in your yard, a flooded street, or murky pond? Attend Roswell’s Stormwater Awareness Workshop to get all the answers you need.
Roswell homeowners, relators, and property managers are invited to join the free Stormwater Awareness Workshop during Stormwater Awareness Week. The workshop will consist of a short presentation on Roswell's Stormwater Utility, and then we will open the floor for questions regarding all things stormwater. This is a great opportunity to hear directly from the City of Roswell's staff on stormwater infrastructure and mitigation.
The Stormwater Awareness Workshop is free to attend, but registration is required.
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The workshop will take place at Roswell City Hall in Room 220 starting at 5:00 pm. Come ready with questions for our Stormwater staff.
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With the completion of the Prunedale Improvement Project and the San Juan Road Interchange Project, the time has come to close the Prunedale Improvement Project construction blog.Thank you all for joining us and following our page over the last several years. We will continue to post important roadwork notices, informational items, and timely news articles at the official Transportation Agency for Monterey County website, www.tamcmonterey.org, and on our Facebook page, https://www.facebook.com/Transportation-Agency-for-Monterey-County-141069562571022/?ref=ts
Please continue to stay informed with us, and continue to let us know about important transportation issues in your neighborhood.
Best wishes. Drive safely.
The Transportation Agency for Monterey County


Chapter III: Win-Win Congestion Pricing – A Roadmap for an Effective and Socially-Conscious Congestion Pricing Strategy(pages 66- 92, Abdulhai, B. and Aboudina, A., Residential and Civil Construction Alliance of Ontario, Apr. 2013)
The report reviewed today provides a useful update and history of the development of road pricing and tolls world-wide with a focus on congestion in the Greater Toronto Area. The advent of dynamic pricing according to demand at peak time use is analysed.
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Revving up for the vision of Hong Kong’s Northan Metropolis, we join hands with Kerry Properties to develop the Project – an exquisite boutique residence for young families and urbanites.
With approximately 280,000 square feet of gross floor area, the Project features gardens of lush landscape and a refined lifestyle, fulfilling diverse needs of socialites and families through an array of multi-functional clubhouse facilities and play spaces for children of all-ages.
The photographs, images, drawings or sketches shown in this advertisement/promotional material represent an artist’s impression of the development concerned only. They are not drawn to scale and/or may have been edited and processed with computerized imaging techniques. Prospective purchasers should make reference to the sales brochure for details of the development. The vendor also advises prospective purchasers to conduct an on-site visit for a better understanding of the development site, its surrounding environment and the public facilities nearby. This advertisement is published by the vendor or with the consent of the vendor. Please refer to the sales brochure for details. This website and all its contents are for reference only, which do not constitute and shall not be construed as constituting any express or implied offer, representation, undertaking or warranty by the vendor (whether related to view or not).


Together Manatee, a group of business and community leaders, is donating $40,000 toward a new exercise pad on Riverwalk.
Formed just two years, Together Manatee identifies unmet needs in the community and finds solutions to meet project goals that will have a long-lasting and positive effect. Economic Development Director Carl Callahan said Together Manatee has been working, essentially since forming two years ago, to make this project happen.
Project costs are expected to $66,000 to include the new equipment and artificial turf exercise pad. The city will contribute the remaining funds and will spend another $34,000 to ensure the design of area, located to the east of the skate park, is consistent with Riverwalk’s landscaping and design.
“The mission of Riverwalk has always been all inclusive and to make it a great place, not just a nice place,” Callahan said.
The location and theme are ideal for the eventual eastward expansion of Riverwalk, which is expected to have significantly more health and fitness components.
Though actively seeking new members, Together Manatee board member Bob Turner, a former Bradenton Herald publisher, said the organization currently includes 14 businesses and other organizations, “that got together to try and fill some needs in the community and create opportunities for new things.
“This exercise plot on Riverwalk is something we would really like to see and we wanted to participate financially.”


By Laudia Sawer, GNA
Tema, Oct. 8, GNA – Parts of the Tema motorway
and other roads in Tema are under filth and debri after the early Monday
morning downpour induced floods began to recede.
Refuse which are regularly dumped into drains
and unauthorized places by locals, were swept by the flood water onto the roads
including the link from the Tema Senior High School to the P. V. Obeng roundabout in the Tema West Municipality.
Mr Ebenezer Cudjoe, Tema Metropolitan Director
of the National Disaster Management Organization (NADMO) told the Ghana News
Agency that the Zoomlion Company had been contacted to clear the garbage from
the affected roads.
Mr Cudjoe urged the public to desist from
dumping refuse into drains as they would end up in the sea, roads or even back
into the communities of origin saying it had health implications to residents.
He said his outfit was yet to receive any
complaints of flood wreckage from residents of Tema Metropolis and Tema West
Municipality, an indication that the about four hour heavy rains did not cause
He however added that he and his team would
visit all the flood prone areas while urging residents who may be trapped in
their homes or in any part of the Metropolis should call NADMO officials for
assistance on the following toll-free numbers; 999, 0202014040, 0299350303,
0299350244, and 0299350620.
The Tema Metropolis had a total of nine flood
prone areas with Tema East mostly the Newtown area burdened with eight and Tema
central having one.
The flood prone areas are: Chemu lagoon, VALCO
down, Zigenshor, waterland, parts of Bankuman, Acheampong village, Abonkor area
and storm drain around GTMC, and Community Six SOS down.
The Tema West Municipality had 18 flood prone
areas which included Community 17 roundabout, Community 18 washing bay joint,
Community 20 Awudu Issaka down, Klagon, Sakumono Ramsar site, Abbatoir bridge,
Aponkye clinic and Devtraco.


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Lighting on Expressway Bridge between Bismarck and Mandan temporarily out of service
The overhead street lighting on Expressway Bridge between Bismarck and Mandan will be temporarily out of service until further notice. Motorists are reminded to drive with headlights on at all times. The lighting is expected to be fully operational later this week.


Plate 32: Map bounded by Second Street, Avenue C,
Willett Street, Rivington Street, Essex Street; Including East Houston Street,
Stanton Street, Avenue A, Norfolk Street, Suffolk Street, Avenue B, Clinton
Street, Attorney Street, Ridge Stre
from Insurance maps of the city of New York. (In 1 layer) Depicts: 1868 Last modified over 5 years ago. 23 control points.
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Reported via desktop in the Incorrect timetable information category anonymously at 21:48, Sunday 29 January 2023
Sent to TfL less than a minute later.
TfL ref: FMS4183267.
The notice has still not been taken down when it states till 20th Dec 2022 buses will not be stopping here. There is nothing wrong with the bus stop and buses are still not stopping here. Please can the notice be taken off now. It is difficult for disabled people to reach the other bus stops when this bus stop should be in use.


DOT RELEASE: Kauaʻi Lane Closures for week of March 7-13
Lane closure schedules may change at any time without further notice. All projects are weather permitting.
--- KAUMUALII HIGHWAY (ROUTE 50) ---
1) HANAPEPE (24-HOUR CLOSURE) The Hanapepe River Bridge on Kaumualii Highway (Route 50) between Puolo Road and Iona Road will be closed, and traffic will be shifted to the adjacent temporary bridge over a 24-hour period, 7 days a week. Speed limit is reduced to 25 mph.
--- KUHIO HIGHWAY (ROUTES 56/560) ---
1) ANAHOLA (NIGHT WORK) Closure of single lane at a time on Kuhio Highway (Route 56) in both directions in the vicinity of mile markers 15 and 16, Koolau Road to Papaa Road, on Monday night, March 9, through Friday morning, March 13, from 8 p.m. to 5 a.m. for pavement reconstruction work. Traffic flow in both directions will be maintained through alternating traffic control (contraflow).
2) HANALEI Single lane closure on Kuhio Highway (Route 560) at mile marker 1 (the hill approaching Hanalei bridge). The single lane closure, with Hanalei-bound and Princeville-bound traffic alternating in the remaining open lane, will take place between the hours of 7 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday through Thursday and between the hours of 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. on Friday and Saturday.
HDOT recommends motorists plan for delays and check traffic conditions before they get on the road. Camera views of Kuhio Highway at Hanalei Hill can be viewed at http://goakamai.org/icx/pages/cameras.aspx by selecting ‘Kauai – Kuhio Hwy’ from the dropdown field.
3) KILAUEA Single lane closure on Kuhio Highway (Route 56) in the southbound direction between Wailapa Road and Kuhio Highway, on Monday, March 9, through Thursday, March 12, from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. for tree trimming work.
4) LIHUE (NIGHT WORK) Roving closure along both lanes on Kuhio Highway (Route 56) in the southbound direction between the intersection of Kuhio Highway and Eha Street on Sunday night, March 8, through Friday morning, March 13, from 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. for sewer line inspection work.


Daily Court Reporter - News The University of Dayton and Premier Health transforming fairgrounds
The University of Dayton and Premier Health transforming fairgrounds
University of Dayton
The University of Dayton and Premier Health have selected an Ohio-based master planning firm, planning NEXT, to develop a community-minded vision for 38 acres on South Main Street, the former home of the Montgomery County fairgrounds.
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Date Published: October 20, 2017


Department of Highways, District 10
ROAD CLOSURE NOTICE: KY 2469 in Breathitt County to be closed for repairs on Thursday, July 20
JACKSON, KY – (July 11, 2006) -- In order to repair a drainage pipe, KY 2469 (Athol-Highland-Shoulderblade Road) in Breathitt County will be closed on Thursday, July 20. The closure point will be at the east side of the railroad underpass, near KY 52 at Athol. Motorists should use an alternate route, but are advised that Highland Road, which intersects KY 52 just across the Lee County line, has a height restriction of 7 feet due to a low-clearance railroad underpass and thus is unsuitable as a detour for vehicles taller than 7 feet. The closure is expected to last one day.


Road Maintenance Throughout Portugal Cove-St. Philip’s
Road maintenance will be taking place throughout the town beginning today, Tuesday, September 24th, 2019 with an anticipated duration of two weeks. Residents are advised to reduce speeds and use extra caution when driving in areas where road work is taking place. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.
If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Charlie Hamlyn, Director of Pubic Works, at 895-8000 ext. 232 or email [email protected]


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"As Elephant and Castle undergoes a £1.5bn regeneration, a local group is fighting to save the trees they fear will be removed.
"One of the group, Guy Mannes-Abbott, said the council had undervalued the trees, both for their financial value, and for what they bring to the community in the bustling area. He said existing residents felt the council had not involved them enough in plans for what is supposed to be a community-wide regeneration:
"It is about being engaged in the process. The main thing is to involve the existing community."


Potholes and road surface launton bicester rd 2
Reported in the Pothole category anonymously at 08:56, Monday 21 October 2019
Sent to Oxfordshire County Council 4 minutes later
Number of potholes and poor road surface along the stretch of road from west end to hump back railway bridge.
Council ref: ENQ19845606
Thank you for your enquiry. This issue has been passed onto the relevant team for investigation.
State changed to: Investigating
Posted by Oxfordshire County Council at 09:00, Monday 21 October 2019
This report has been closed. However 2 urgent defects were called in on site and this road has been passed to the relevant team for consideration for future programmed works. regards.
State changed to: Investigation complete
Posted by Oxfordshire County Council at 09:06, Wednesday 23 October 2019
This report is now closed to updates. You can make a new report in the same location.


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City of North Adams, Massachusetts
North Adams, Massachusetts 01247
Meeting Notice – August 13, 2018
The North Adams Redevelopment Authority will hold a meeting on Monday, August 13, 2018 at 5:45pm in the City Council Chambers in City Hall.
ROLL CALL: 5:45pm
BUSINESS BEFORE THE BOARD:
Review request from Jessica Gwodz to use space at the Holiday Inn located at 40 Main Street as an annex to her current location for dance and fitness classes.
Paul Hopkins, Chairman
North Adams Redevelopment Authority
August 9, 2018


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The Keota City Council has moved plans forward that will result in a new water main in the town. The Davis Street Water Main Project was one of several items discussed at Monday’s meeting. The Department of Natural Resources and the contractor scheduled to complete the work, Volkens, Inc. of Dyersville, reached an agreement to proceed with the plans that were in place.
City Clerk Niki Osweiler added the council decided to allocate a grant received from the Keokuk County Foundation toward security at City Hall. The $1,000 grant was presented to help the city after covering the costs of damage caused by a December fire.
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THREATENED: Suburban Corporate Office Complexes
PHOTO: The facade of I.B.M.’s research center in Yorktown Heights, designed by Eero Saarinen, is transparent at night and reflective by day. Courtesy New York Times.
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TOWN COUNCIL AND PLANNING BOARD
MEETING DATE CHANGES
Please take notice that due to the 4th of July Holiday, the following meeting dates have changed:
- Butner Town Council Regular Meeting – will meet on Thursday, July 12, 2018 at 7:00 PM
- Butner Planning Board – will meet on Thursday, July 19, 2018 at 7:00 PM
Both meetings are held in the Council Meeting Room, Butner Town Hall, 415 Central Ave. Butner.


This unconventional retractable roof design has been developed in order to allow a multi-purpose sport hall. Football fields are usually “open” and not often fully closed (in limit climatic conditions, only). This retractable roof has been designed in order to use it even in the “open” configuration, using it as the cover of the outside space for exhibitions or social events.
The main structure is made by two 300m span arches over the linear grandstands. The fixed part of the structure is get by using transversal beams and grandstands structures.
The intermediate 110m length retractable zone is made by spatial trusses covered by PTFE membrane.
The designed movement system is rack and pinion type, with proper security systems (locking devices).


Reported in the Street Furniture category anonymously at 16:48, Tue 6 November 2018
Sent to Bristol City Council 2 minutes later
Two of the bollards at the end of Howard Avenue have been knocked down.
Posted by Bristol City Council at 11:19, Wed 7 November 2018
Further investigation required.
Posted by Bristol City Council at 16:07, Thu 8 November 2018
Bins ar still obstructing the pavement and road. "unauthorised stucture on the highway" ??
Posted anonymously at 09:37, Tue 26 February 2019
Customer follow up.
Posted by Bristol City Council at 09:40, Tue 26 February 2019
State changed to: Closed
Updated by Bristol City Council at 17:18, Wednesday 28 April 2021
This report is now closed to updates. You can make a new report in the same location.


START DATE: 9/27/2019
END DATE: 9/27/2019
The Town of Marana will be replacing landscape in the medians at Twin Peaks and Clover Way. This is a single lane closure that will begin on Friday, September 27 at 6:00 A.M and will be completed by 11:00 A.M.
For your safety and that of the contractor’s personnel, please comply with traffic control devices, flagging personnel, and/or detour signs.
Travel time through the project area may increase during construction so please adjust your schedule accordingly. Construction may restrict traffic lanes and create congestion. Taking alternate routes is suggested.
If inclement weather or other events cause delays, the work may be rescheduled without further notice.
Stay up-to-date on Town of Marana news, projects, and events. Visit MaranaAZ.gov, like us on Facebook, and follow us on Twitter.


Check with your local Council for guidelines on tree removal and pruning. You may require a permit and therefore would need to lodge an application with Council for tree removal.
(Note: Lodgement fees apply and usually must be paid when lodging the application).
Applications to Council must be submitted by the owner. Council will not accept any application without the owner’s complete consent.
Trees Company is available to assist with the application process including Arborist’s Reports.


Yes. We have wheelchair ramps or lifts on all of our buses. They're also equipped with wheelchair securement stations. Anyone needing to use the wheelchair ramp can do so at any bus stop where we're able to safely deploy it. Unfortunately, we cannot guarantee an accessible path of travel to and from all stops. Before using a new bus stop, please preview your path of travel to make sure it will be accessible for you.


Paul Roberts was elected to the City Council in 2006. He currently serves on the Board for Puget Sound Clean Air Agency, Puget Sound Regional Council Transportation, and Sound Transit. He also serves on Snohomish County Cities. Paul is the chair of Council General Government Subcommittee. He is also the Council Liaison to the Delta, Evergreen and Glacier View Neighborhoods.


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NOTICE TO BIDDERS
Landfill Leachate Hauling Services
Sealed original bids will be received by the City Council of Brookings, South Dakota, at the office of the City Clerk at the Brookings City & County Government Center, 520 3rd Street, Suite 230, Brookings, South Dakota, until 1:30 P.M. on Tuesday, April 25, 2023, for landfill leachate hauling services. All bids will then be publicly opened and read.
Such bids are to provide for hauling services of landfill leachate from the City of Brookings Regional Landfill, located at 4101 30th Street, Brookings, SD 57006 to the Brooking Municipal Utilities Wastewater Treatment Plant, located at 21660 470th Avenue, Brookings, SD 57006. Hauling of leachate will be restricted to scheduled landfill hours and Brookings Municipal Utilities acceptance policies.
Specifications and bidding blanks may be inspected and procured at the office of the Brookings Regional Landfill, 4101 30th Street, Brookings, SD 57006 or online at www.cityofbrookings-sd.gov. Bidders may contact the Landfill at 605.693.3667 with questions or to be placed on the Planholders List. Bidders shall check the City website for Addendums.
Services shall be invoiced monthly. Payment terms will be 30 calendar days from invoice receipt.
All bids must be signed and submitted in a sealed envelope and shall state on the left hand corner of the envelope “BID FOR LANDFILL LEACHATE HAULING SERVICES.” Any bids received after the deadline will not be accepted.
No bids may be withdrawn after the time set for the opening of bids. Action on the bids will occur within 45 days of the bid opening. The City of Brookings reserves the right to waive irregularities and to reject any and all bids.
Bonnie Foster, City Clerk
“If you require assistance, alternative formats and/or accessible locations consistent with the Americans with Disabilities Act, please contact the City ADA Coordinator at 692-6281 at least 48 hours prior to the meeting.”
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Coming up on a year since construction started on the Edmonton Oilers’ new home, Rogers Place, some Calgarians are wondering where our new arena is.
The Saddledome, now more than 30-years-old, was built for a city of about 600,000 people but today, Calgary’s population has doubled to 1.2 million.
Is it time for a new arena and, if so, where should it be built and who should pay for it?
“Our city is no longer a small one and with the amount of money that is generated from oil and gas in Calgary, I think that we need a new arena,” according to one Calgarian, Chris Schmitz.
“Hockey is a huge part of our identity but so are the bands and other events that come through town and it seems like Calgary is always getting skipped over whenever someone big is going on tour.
“We have the money and we want the shows. Why not build it?”
In recent months, the Calgary Flames have signalled that they will be making an announcement soon regarding a possible replacement for the ‘Dome, and that the new building will be ‘state-of-the-art’ and will be able to handle not only pro hockey but also any and all musical acts touring in the region.
But a majority of Calgary city council members are on record as opposing expenditure of any public money for such a structure.
Edmonton taxpayers contributed hundreds of millions to their new downtown arena, as a key piece of city’s downtown revitalization project.
Alberta Premier Jim Prentice, meanwhile, has said that he feels taxpayers should not be on the hook for such a project.
The other big issue is where a new arena for Calgary should be located. Speculation has ranged from Stampede Park, to the west end of downtown, to the edge of the city somewhere.
“Calgary has plenty of space all over. Whether it is within the city or just on the edge I think that there shouldn’t be a problem relocating,” said Ryan Morris, who regularly attends concerts at the Saddledome.
“My personal opinion on where it should be built is where the Big Four building currently sits,” said Morris.
“It is an old building and was hit hard last year by the flood.
“The C-Train runs directly behind it and would be a perfect place to connect transit to an arena,” he said.
“As for how it will be paid for, I think Calgary business owners and the city (municipality) can come up with the money or ways to make the money needed just as they did in Edmonton,” said Morris.
Flames season ticket holder, Alan Lanz says, “I have had my seats at the Saddledome for over 10 years now and in that time my wife and I have really noticed changes in the building.
“It is getting older and things need to constantly be fixed, plus the arena was just simply not built for so many people.
“The washrooms and concourse are terribly busy throughout games and events and I think that there needs to be a new place built somewhere in the city that can comfortably accommodate people.”
…The (Saddledome) was just simply not built for so many people. – Alan Lanz
“I go to more concerts than I do hockey games and I believe that most Calgarians are the same,” said Chloe Drackett.
“I would not mind if we spent taxpayer’s money on a new arena because it is more than just a hockey rink. It is a community centre and whatever your tastes are the majority of Calgarians use it on a regular basis.
“No matter where or how it is paid for we need a new arena,” aid Drackett.