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.010 All bids for public projects shall be received at the office of the City Clerk of the City of Anaheim as set forth in the public notice inviting bids for such project up until the time set forth in said notice for receiving said bids, and no bids shall be received at said office after the time specified in said notice.
.020 All bids received at the office of the City Clerk shall be enclosed in a sealed envelope and shall be identified as bids for the designated project on the outside of said envelope.
.030 All bids shall be opened in public by the City Clerk or a designated deputy and by a representative of the department directly involved in the project, and all bids shall be opened at the time and place as stated in the public notice.
.040 After all bids are opened they shall be referred to the representative of the department directly involved in the project for tabulation.
.050 The representative of the department to whom the bids are referred for tabulation shall report all bids and the tabulation of all bids to the City Council for its consideration at a meeting which shall be no later than thirty days after the bids are opened.
.060 Upon receiving the report, the City Council shall determine the sufficiency or insufficiency of the bidders' security and shall act upon the bids in conformity with the applicable provision of the Government Code of the State of California.
(Ord. 1180 (part) as amended by Ord. 1399; September 29, 1959; Ord. 3684 § 1; April 19, 1977; Ord. 4387 § 1; January 18, 1983; Ord. 5774 §§ 42, 43; July 24, 2001.)


On Tuesday, July 27, 2021, the Street Department will be chip-sealing the following streets:
200-300 Blks W 14th Ave
100-300 Blks W. 11th Ave
100-300 Blks W. 7th Ave
100-600 Blks W 1st Ave
400-1500 Blks W Elm Ave
600-700 S Langdon St
1200 Blk W 5th Ave
Please have all vehicles removed from the street by 7:00 AM on July 27, 2021.
Please turn off all automatic sprinkler systems also.
Please re-route sump pump hoses away from gutter.
Refrain from parking on street until all work is completed.
In case of inclement weather the schedule will be moved back to
Tuesday, July 28, 2021.
Please have all vehicles removed by 7:00 am and refrain from parking on these streets until all work has been completed.


Welcome toThe Place for Family FunADDRESS 1423 Bates-Bowyer Ave. Jeffersonville, IN 47130 HOURS Spring Hill EnVision Center is closed as of July 29, 2020 until further notice, in accordance with CDC recommendations. Please follow Parks social media for updates. Holiday HoursCONTACT EnVision Center Information (812) 280-3893 Contact Amber Ridings email@example.com City council Person Dustin White – … Continue reading "Spring Hill EnVision Center"
Parks Memorial Program Policy The Parks Memorial Program allows applicants to acknowledge a significant event, occasion, or individual and to beautify public parks by planting a memorial tree and/or installing a park bench memorial as listed below. To apply for an installation in this program, please read and complete the documents below. Parks Memorial Program … Continue reading "Parks Memorial Program"
Trolley available for rent within the Southern Indiana area only.


Southway and environmental contractor Greenfingers teamed up with Withington residents for a successful community clean-up event in the Strathblane Close and Easthope Close area.
The event was organised after conversations with residents about how to improve their local environment. We called in Greenfingers for additional support as they have successfully worked with us on previous community projects.
WHAT A TURNOUT!
The day was a success, with many residents turning up to lend a hand with litter picking, weeding, and creating new growth in the area’s flower beds.
Neighbours helped with landscaping, clearing footpaths and tidying up overgrown trees and bushes, filling two entire skips!
DOES YOUR LOCAL AREA NEED A TIDY UP?
Do you think your neighbours will get involved? If so contact email@example.com.


ADAM HART-DAVIS / SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY ADAM HART-DAVIS / SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY
Trams on the Jerusalem Light Rail. This light rail network was constructed between 2002 and 2010. It began operating in 2011, with the first line serving 23 stops over a distance of around 14 kilometres. The trams run on embedded rails and are powered by electricity from overhead power lines. The trams (two here) are 5-unit low-floor Citadis 302 trams from the French company Alstom. Photographed in March 2012.
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20 points of neighborhood roads that spread in Grogol Petamburan Sub-district were finally repaired by the ranks of West Jakarta Bina Marga Sub-dept.
" We do this to minimize puddles"
West Jakarta Bina Marga Sub-dept. Head, Riswan Efendi said, it was done as one of the anticipation of puddles in the surrounding environment.
"We do this to minimize puddles. Thus water will flow into the lower channel and then continued to the next river," he stated, Wednesday (11/8).
He added, some activities in 2017 APBD that is still under construction, among them is the arrangement of the sidewalk on Jalan Tanjung Duren Raya and Jalan Daan Mogot that spends Rp 229 billion.
"We're optimistic it can be completed on target that falls in December 2017," he closed.


20 Tree Species
1,000,000 Visitors Annually
Though home to 25 sculptures from across the world, Citygarden itself is a work of art. The park evokes an irreverent and whimsical spirit by design. Earnest collaboration between civic leaders, designers, and architects brought the park to life in 2009-and it remains a cherished treasure to visitors and locals today.


Welcome to the City of Orlando City Planning website. The City Planning Division inspires and facilitates the development of a diverse and sustainable community to make Orlando more livable for its citizens, businesses and visitors.
- Food Trucks FAQ
Planning staff has put together a list of Frequently Asked Questions about the establishment and distribution of Food Trucks (a.k.a., Mobile Food Vendors). Click here for answers to common questions and a map showing areas that allow the trucks to operate.
Questions? Please contact the Planner on Call at ...Read more
- Environmental Justice Workshop (Flyer)
Date: Wednesday, August 19, 2015
Time: 9 am - 3 pm
Location: City Hall, Overlook Conference Room, 400 South Orange Avenue, Orlando, FL 32801
Parking available in City Garage adjacent to City Hall
Contact: Please respond to email@example.com no later than August 14th (space is limited)
NOTE: Agenda and speakers may change due to availability.
Sponsored by the Florida Brownfields ...Read more
- Brownfield Committee Meeting - Agenda
Date: Monday, August 3, 2015
Time: 4 pm - 5 pm
Location: City of Orlando Wastewater Offices - 5100 L B McLeod Road, Orlando, FL 32811
Contact: Dan Dashtaki, 407.246.2213
If you have any questions or if additional information is needed, please contact Mary-Stewart at 407.246.3276 or at firstname.lastname@example.org
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City Hall – 6th floor
400 South Orange Avenue
P.O. Box 4990
Orlando, FL 32801
City Planning Office and Planner on Call Hours:
Monday – Friday, 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.


Magic Valley Airport Seeks New Board Member
TWIN FALLS, Idaho – If you live within the city limits and are interested in serving the community, the Magic Valley Regional Airport Advisory Board is seeking applicants to fill one board member position.
The position is for a three-year term, according to information from the city of Twin Falls, and applicants are not required to have an aviation background.
The advisory board meets with the Airport Manager the first Tuesday of each month to discuss airport issues and make recommendations to the Twin Falls City Council concerning airport operation and development. Issues include the Federal Aviation Administration’s capital improvement program, air service, and general aviation.
Interested? Complete an application and return it to Magic Valley Regional Airport by Friday, March 30. More information: Donna Newbry, 208-733-5215 ext. 1100.


TOWN OF SALEM monthly Board Meeting will be held Tuesday, September 10, 2013, 7:30 PM at the Salem Town Hall. Agenda: Call to order, minutes, visitor comments, financial report, approve bills, 390th Avenue, 400th Street, set date & time of future monthly meetings, equipment and buildings, road report, plan commission, permits, reports on meetings attended, correspondence, adjourn.
Lynette Traynor, clerk
(Pub. 09/04/13) WNAXLP


TriMet will return MAX trains to regular schedules after a two week long construction project in the Lloyd District.
Crews have installed new switches and curved rail in the Rose Quarter area, removed a little-used switch on Holladay Street just west of 11th Avenue and deep cleaned and touched up closed stations.
The work will help keep MAX trains running on time, increase the resiliency of the MAX system and create a smoother ride for our passengers.
All MAX lines ran on special schedule during the two week project. Beginning Sunday, all MAX lines will return to regular schedules.


Publications & Fee Listing
Documents available for reference and use include application forms, design outlines, permit count summaries, fee schedules in addition to a variety of brochures.
For certain types of large or commercial construction projects a fee estimator application has been made available to help provide approximate permit costs.
Additional information for other types of publications or schedules such as waste collection, neighbourhood names, roadway directional maps, visit the Edmonton Maps area of our site.
For more information:
Current Planning Service Centre
5th floor, 10250 - 101 Street
Edmonton, AB T5J 3P4
Hours of Operation:Monday to Friday
8am to 4:30pm
In Edmonton: 311
Outside Edmonton: 780-442-5311


TOWN OF EDMESTON
PUBLIC INFORMATIONAL MEETING
LOCATION – SOUTH EDMESTON COMMUNITY CENTER
On Tuesday, June 14. 2021, at 6:30 PM The Town of Edmeston will hold a public hearing to hear input and questions from the public on an application for Solar Project in South Edmeston. This meeting will be held at the South Edmeston Community Center.


MONTREAL – Activists gathered at the Old Port Saturday afternoon, to protest the ongoing sewage dump in the Saint-Lawrence River.
READ MORE: The Saint-Lawrence sewage dump is underway
The city’s plans to dump eight billion litres of waste water into the river although widely criticized, was given the go ahead, by the Federal environment minister on Nov. 9.
The discharge started at 12:01 Wednesday morning and when all is said and done, the equivalent of 3200 Olympic-sized pools of raw sewage will have ended up in the river.
Citing an online petition that garnered over 95,000 signatures, organizers expressed dismay that the dump was allowed to happen.
Xavier Nonnenmacher, who started the petition, said he was very disappointed in all levels of government.
“It disgusting,” he said. “The river is important, it’s the symbol of Quebec.”
Before the protest, a dozen activists and concerned citizens participated in a clean-up of the shores around the Old Port – a symbolic gesture meant to say “we don’t want any more waste in our river.”
Montreal Mayor, Denis Coderre said the dump is necessary because the city must temporarily close a large sewer that feeds sewage to a treatment facility and alternative solutions would be too costly.


Major Progress with Major Repairs
Several phases of the Govanhill Housing Association’s major repairs programme are complete, with others under way. Window and kitchen replacement work is at the heart of the £4 million programme for 2017/18.
Phase 9 of the window replacements – covering a number of addresses in Allison Street, Cathcart Road and Hollybrook Street – has been completed and work on phases 7 and 8 (addresses in Langside Road, Coplaw Street, Cuthbertson Street, Carfin Street, Cathcart Road and Govanhill Street) is due to finish by the end of June. Further window replacement work will start later in the year, with many properties to get brand-new additions!
Housing Association tenants have been informed and many surveys are already under way. Kitchen replacements at addresses in Annandale Street, Butterbiggins Road, Calder Street and Coplaw Street are due to be complete by June. For more information or enquiries about the Housing Association’s major repairs and planned maintenance programme, contact Development and Regeneration Services on 0141 636 3684.


Newcastle Airport Parking
Do you know how parking affects the passengers and travelers who are travelling from one place to another? Parking is termed as one of the most important services that are provided by any airport. Newcastle airport parking is the service that is mandatory and it is seen how effectively the services of parking work in any airport. Whenever, an airport is constructed, a special area is specified for the parking of automobiles. Do you know how many airports are present all around the world? Well airport is something without you cannot imagine travelling. From developed to developing countries, the presence of the airport is all around the world.
Now we will discuss the parking area of Newcastle airport. Well, as we know that Newcastle airport is one of the busiest airports in the world. Newcastle is a beautiful city and also is very much well known for tourism so this way this place is very much known all around the world. You can see different people from different parts of the world there. The parking area of Newcastle airport parking area has been designed in an organized manner. Keeping the importance of parking area in consideration, the parking area of Newcastle defines details that explain its importance.
There are three main points present at the Newcastle airport parking area that is the long stay, the medium stay and the small stay. It depends upon your budget and on how much you can afford for travelling. Long stay will offer you cheaper rates of travelling where as if you talk about short stay then it is very much convenient and secure. Also at Newcastle airport parking area there is a fast track that that allows you to easily park your car just outside the terminal. Another exciting area is the express car parks; this area allows you secure and easy parking facilities for its passengers.


Concern has been raised over 'enormous' potholes that have emerged in the road near Lincoln.
Huge foot-long potholes emerged on the B1188 Lincoln Road outside Branston due to the cold and wet weather.
Ann Pensom spotted two potholes along the road that were 'one-foot wide and around six inches deep' while walking along the Lincoln Road and raised concern as she feared the potholes could be a serious danger to motorists.
She said she was shocked by how bad they were.
"A motorcyclist could have been seriously hurt," said Ann.
"Many people have had damage to their cars as a result and I can't say I'm surprised.
"They were a good foot wide and at least one and a half feet long, and six inches deep.
"They were the worst I have ever seen."
Local residents have reported that the potholes have been temporarily filled.
Lincolnshire County Council has confirmed repairs are expected on the potholes in the next few days.
Cllr Richard Davies, executive member for highways at Lincolnshire County Council, said: "We are aware of the potholes on the B1188 Lincoln Road outside Branston and we'll be repairing them as soon as we can in the next few days.
"The very wet and then very cold weather we have had will cause potholes to form more quickly on the roads. Please keep letting us know about them through FixMyStreet and we can get them repaired.
"The council hates potholes just as much as drivers do, and every month we fix thousands of them on our network, as well as redressing and resurfacing roads to stop them forming in the first place."


NORTHERN LINE: Saturday 31 July and Sunday 1 August, no service between Moorgate and Kennington.
LONDON BRIDGE STATION: Please note that step free interchange between the Jubilee and Northern lines is partly at street level, in both directions. Lifts are available between Northern line and Borough High Street entrance then via Borough High Street, St Thomas Street and Joiner Street to the main Underground ticket hall from where lifts are available to/from the Jubilee line.
London Bridge Underground Station: From Thursday 15 July until mid April 2022, no down escalator from the Borough High Street entrance to the Northern line platforms. For fastest access to the Northern line, please use the main Duke Street Hill entrance.


SALT LAKE CITY COUNCIL WORK SESSION MEETING
DATE: July 8, 2004
TIME: 5:30 p.m.
PLACE: City & County Building
451 South State Street, Room 326
Salt Lake City, Utah
I. Report of the Executive Director, including review of Council information items and announcements.
II. The Council will receive a briefing from the Utah Air Travel Commission.
III. The Council will receive a briefing regarding a request to rezone property located at 163 West 1700 South from Community Business to General Commercial. (Petition No. 400-03-29)
IV. The Council will receive a briefing regarding a request from Diamond Parking, Inc. to rezone a portion of a parcel at 50 South Redwood Road from Business Park to Commercial Corridor. (Petition No. 400-04-01)
V. The Council will receive a briefing regarding residential mixed-use districts and other related changes to create two zoning districts RMU-35 and RMU-45. (Petition No. 400-99-49)
VI. The Council will receive a briefing regarding the proposed ordinance amendments to Title 16 and Title 5 regarding ground transportation regulations for taxicabs, limousine and other ground transportation businesses.
VII. The Council will receive a briefing on the Open Space Trust Fund and Advisory Board.
VIII. The Council will consider a motion to enter into Executive Session to discuss pending / reasonably imminent litigation, pursuant to Utah Code Ann. § § 52-4-4 and 54-4-5(1)(a)(iii), and attorney-client matters that are privileged, pursuant to Utah Code Ann. § 78-24-8.


Mobility management is a concept to promote sustainable transport and reduce single occupancy car use by changing travellers’ attitudes and behaviour. At the core of mobility management are so-called soft measures such as information, communication, organisation of services and coordination of activities of different partners.
In the field of mobility management, CIVITAS cities worked on mobility planning; public participation; and mobility marketing/awareness raising. This highlight offers insights on the last subcategory.
Cities can make urban transport more efficient by influencing travel behaviour and modal choice through campaigns, action days, educational activities, individualised social marketing measures, mobility information centres and more.
Such measures are typically used to enhance the effectiveness of so-called “hard”measures such as investments in trams lines, roads and cycling infrastructure. Mobility management measures normally cost much less than hard measures and may have a very good benefit-cost ratio.
For these reasons, the CIVITAS Initiative has realised 67 measures on mobility marketing and awareness raising in 36 different cities from 2002 to 2012. Read the CIVITAS highlight to learn about some of the most successful and eye-catching among these to inspire other EU cities.
|Awareness-raising campaigns for sustainable mobility||Funchal||MIMOSA||2008-2012 - CIVITAS PLUS|
|Eco-driving training for bus drivers||Tallinn||MIMOSA||2008-2012 - CIVITAS PLUS|
|Mobility management: making public transport more popular||Tallinn||MIMOSA||2008-2012 - CIVITAS PLUS|
|Policy planning and cooperation||Bologna||MIMOSA||2008-2012 - CIVITAS PLUS|
|Mobility 2.0 Communication||Gdynia||DYN@MO||2012-2016 - CIVITAS PLUS II|
|Electromobile living||Aachen||DYN@MO||2012-2016 - CIVITAS PLUS II|
|Campaigns promoting public transport use and cycling||Szczecinek||RENAISSANCE||2008-2012 - CIVITAS PLUS|
|Training on energy-efficient driving||Vitoria - Gasteiz||MODERN||2008-2012 - CIVITAS PLUS|
|Travel information centre and mobility marketing||Coimbra||MODERN||2008-2012 - CIVITAS PLUS|
|Raising awareness on the new mobility strategy||Perugia||RENAISSANCE||2008-2012 - CIVITAS PLUS|
|Trip avoidance strategies||Perugia||RENAISSANCE||2008-2012 - CIVITAS PLUS|
|Walking promotion||Ghent||ELAN||2008-2012 - CIVITAS PLUS|
|Comprehensive mobility dialogue and marketing campaign||Ghent||ELAN||2008-2012 - CIVITAS PLUS|
|The Mobility Shop||Porto||ELAN||2008-2012 - CIVITAS PLUS|
|Establishing a travel information centre||Aalborg (within CIVITAS I)||VIVALDI||2002-2006 - CIVITAS I|
|Marketing new bus routes||Malmö||SMILE||2005-2009 - CIVITAS II|
The CIVITAS Thematic Group on Mobility Management kindly invites you to their webinar on...
Training session at the CIVITAS Forum Conference 2015.
This training on Mobility...


Ft. Bliss, TX
1.2 Million sq. ft.
Electrical Construction Cost
A Massive Military Medical Campus
The Fort Bliss Hospital Replacement is a state of the art medical facility that now resides on a 260-acre site with six building totaling nearly 1.2 million-s.f. including tunnels, corridors, and orundas connecting the buildings together with an offsite lift station. The site contains over 300,000-feet of conduit, 15kV dual loop feeders, 15kV switchgear, 318 light poles, over 1,500 landscape lights, and over 7,500-feet of LED rope light.


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U of A North End Zone
El Con Mall
University Medical Center
Santa Rita Hotel
Red Mtn. Trap & Skeet
Separation and removal of adjacent structurally unsound buildings from the historic St. James hotel, making way for future expansions.
Madison Hotel Demolition Timelapse
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Wednesday, November 8th 2023, 11:05am
The Town of Nederland applied and received $7,000 in funding from the 2023 Boulder County Economic Vitality Grant. In collaboration with the Nederland Downtown Development Authority (NDDA), Town is using the economic vitality funds to continue to support local businesses with covering their operating expenses, providing bonuses to employees, and/or purchase PPE.
Applications must be submitted by 5pm on Wednesday, November 29th. Funds will be evenly distributed between all eligible organizations before the end of 2023.
If you have any questions about the funds or the application, please contact Miranda Fisher, Town Administrator.


Running Track AutoCAD Block
This AutoCAD DWG file offers a comprehensive 2D plan view of a running track or jogging track, available for free download. This DWG block serves as an invaluable resource for architects, urban planners, and athletic facility designers.
It features an 8-lane running track complete with field areas, designed in adherence to international standards for athletic tracks. Whether you’re working on a school facility, a professional sports complex, or a community center, this detailed drawing provides a solid foundation for your project.
The drawing covers all essential elements, from lane markings to field areas, enabling accurate layout planning and ensuring that the track meets competitive standards for sports like sprinting, long-distance running, and field events., DWG block for a running track and field, run track, race track, 8-lane athletic track.


Considering Of Adding Space To Your Home? Hire An Architect
With the event of the humanity, human tradition and their habitat, role of an architect is just not limited now. Interns in architectural companies could assist design a part of a challenge. Residential development initiatives embrace houses, townhouses, apartments, condominiums, cottages, single unit dwellings and subdivisions. All through the venture (planning to occupancy), the architect co-ordinates a design group.
State licensing requirements might be discovered at the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB). Architects spend a lot of their time in offices, the place they meet with shoppers, develop stories and drawings, and work with different architects and engineers.
A wide variety of prizes is awarded by nationwide skilled associations and other bodies, recognizing accomplished architects, their buildings, constructions, and professional careers. Architects must be needed to design buildings and constructions that efficiently use sources, such as vitality and …


Thursday, September 11, 2008
Florence's Old Silver King Hotel ready to be renovated
[Source: Arizona Republic] -- The town is hoping the historic Silver King Hotel will be ready for an occupant by the end of the year. Twelve contractors have submitted proposals to complete renovations on the hotel, and the town wants an aggressive construction schedule. The hotel was a center of local social life for 100 years until it closed in 1977. The Florence Preservation Foundation bought the building and 12 years ago was awarded a $500,000 federal grant. The money was used to stabilize the building and put on a roof, windows and doors. The town bought the building from the foundation last year.


Report graffiti to Bristol City Council:
or Fix My Street (which is forwarded to the council):
Please forward the confirmation email from Bristol City Council to firstname.lastname@example.org so that we will be aware that the graffiti has been reported.
The council will usually (but not always) remove graffiti within a few days. Attaching a photo to your email would also be helpful.
It helps to get graffiti removed as soon as possible as one graffito tends to attract more.


Austin’s Mayor Lee Leffingwell has declared a “Local State of Disaster” in response to last week’s devastating flooding.
In addition to the declaration, Leffingwell sent a letter to Governor Rick Perry which describes the damage done by last week’s storm and says there is a “critical need” for federal and state support.
City Council will vote to ratify the declaration on Thursday. The mayor has asked that council members finish that meeting by noon to ensure resources are focused on flood recovery. To achieve that, a city spokesperson warns that some non-essential council items could be postponed to a later date.
At its Thursday meeting, City Council will consider an ordinance which would waive permitting and development fees for homes damaged by flooding.


Create a Website Account - Manage notification subscriptions, save form progress and more.
The Street and Stormwater Division is responsible for maintaining:
Additional responsibilities include:
For more information about the Street and Stormwater Division, contact the Public Works Department at (912) 389-3450.
Our "One Click to City Hall" request tracker offers customers the ability to submit concerns and work orders to the City of Douglas.
Submit Work Order


Disruptions affecting this line
Church Road, Wimborne Road East Bus Stop Closure affecting route 6h
Today 19:00 - 19th May
- Affected lines:
Due to roadworks, the Church Road, Wimborne Road East bus stop will be closed from 7pm for the evening on Tuesday 17th, Wednesday 18th and Thursday 19th May. During this time, the nearest alternative bus stop is Hill Top Garage. We are sorry for the inconvenience during this time.


Where and Why?
In order to surface sections of the A40 dual carriageway East of St Clears, it will be necessary to temporarily prohibit right turn movements across the central reservation.
The prohibitions are required to protect the workforce whilst essential surfacing/signing/marking work are being carried out.
The works are planned to be carried out between 19.00 hrs & 06.00 hrs on the evening of 10 June 2019 and for approx. 5 consecutive nights thereafter until works are complete
The road closure works will be programmed to minimise disruption with signed diversion routes provided and access to properties within the road closure extent will be maintained at all times.
Diversions and Safety Measures
Traffic will be diverted around the surrounding Trunk Road Network.
For further information, please contact the South Wales Trunk Road Agent (SWTRA) on 0300 123 1213.
“We anticipate to provide updates every Month. Please check this page for the latest information.”


|Project Type||Electrical Construction, VDC/BIM|
|Location||Boynton Beach, FL|
Description of Project:
The City of Boynton Beach is the third-largest municipality in Palm Beach County with an estimated population of approximately 78,000 residents. This project includes the new construction of 4 story City Hall & Library building, surrounded by state of art design structures, new children’s playground, and a city amphitheater. Site improvement includes 4 city blocks of FPL & communication duct bank, security/surveillance system, fiber optic communication system as well as RGBW in-ground lighting system.
All electrical work – Division 16
- VDC/BIM Coordinated Project as a Design-Assist Partner.
- Provide and install complete lighting and occupancy control systems to meet energy efficiency code.
- Furnish and install complete Structured Cabling System.
- Furnish and install a complete UL Master Label Lightning Protection System.
- Furnish and install a complete Fire Alarm System.
- Furnish and install Security & CCTV system conduit.
- Furnish and install Audio Visual control system conduit.
- Provide electrical power and control wiring to all electrically powered equipment.
- Furnish and install generator & ATS.
- Furnish & install RGBW Lighting Control System.
- Furnish and install FPL Ductbank.
- Furnish and install communication duct bank.
- Furnish and install security & communication cabling.
- Furnish and install all exterior building lighting and wiring.
- Furnish and install Emergency Blue Phones, truck pedestals & car chargers.
- Provide and install light poles & bases.
The Haskell Company


Elgin Announces Pilot Backyard Chickens Program
Elgin will welcome chickens to 15 backyards in a pilot program.
The city will accept applications in January 2015. Permit holders will be allowed to house four hens but no roosters.
Coops must be at least 25 feet from neighbors' and they can't be visible from the street.
The city will review the program after a year.


Check out our COVID-19 dedicated page for tenders related to medical equipment needs.
United Kingdom-Pembrokeshire: Architectural and related services
Contract award notice
Results of the procurement procedure
Section I: Contracting authority
Main address: www.pembrokeshire.gov.uk
Address of the buyer profile: https://www.sell2wales.gov.wales/search/Search_AuthProfile.aspx?ID=AA0255
Section II: Object
Architectural and NEC Supervisor — South Quay Development
Consultant to deliver the redevelopment at South Quay, Pembroke with the express purpose of bringing back productive use of buildings and spaces.
Pembrokeshire County Council have recently appointed a consultant to deliver the redevelopment at South Quay, Pembroke with the express purpose of bringing back productive use of buildings and spaces.
Section IV: Procedure
Section V: Award of contract
Section VI: Complementary information
Contract award notice for architectural and NEC supervisor — South Quay Development
Internet address: www.pembrokeshire.gov.uk


Diaz-Balart Announces $552,500 Grant for Kendall-Tamiami Airport
WASHINGTON, DC— Today Congressman Mario Diaz-Balart (R-FL) announced that Miami-Dade County was awarded $552,500.00 for the Kendall-Tamiami Executive Airport Runway Extension Project.
“The Kendall-Tamiami Airport is an integral part of our community’s economy, as it continues to provide a much needed service to many,” said Diaz-Balart. "These funds are vital for the improvement of this Airport so that it may continue to expand its services and create more jobs in our community.”
The grant, awarded by the U.S. Department of Transportation, provides federal funding for a construction project to extend the existing runway to provide necessary takeoff length.
“I will continue supporting Miami-Dade County in this endeavor and will advocate to obtain federal funds for the completion of the project.”


Wekiva Parkway Updates
NOTICE OF PUBLIC INFORMATION MEETING
Subject: Wekiva Parkway Section 7B Design Project
State Road 46 from Orange Boulevard to
Wayside Drive-Oregon Street Seminole County Financial Project ID: 240200-3
Dear Government Partner:
On behalf of the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT), we invite you to a public information meeting regarding the Wekiva Parkway Section 7B Design Project in Seminole County. The public meeting is being held to review the preliminary design for these non-tolled road improvements.
The project limits are State Road (S.R.) 46 from Orange Boulevard to Wayside Drive-Oregon Street.
This design project involves 1.31 miles of improvements, including designing roadway widening, safety medians, sidewalk, bike lanes, traffic signal upgrades, drainage, sign and pavement markings, utilities and other roadway features.
The meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, May 16, 2017, from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at Lakeside Fellowship United Methodist Church located at 305 S. Orange Boulevard, Sanford, Florida 32771. The meeting is an informal open house where plans will be available for review and project staff will be available to address questions.
We invite your participation and welcome your comments on the preliminary design. Persons with disabilities who require accommodations under the Americans with Disabilities Act or persons who require translation services, free of charge, should contact Mary Brooks, Public Information Officer, by phone at 407-694-5505, or by email at firstname.lastname@example.org, at least seven (7) days prior to the meeting. If you are hearing or speech impaired, please contact us by using the Florida Relay Service, 800-955-8771 (TDD) or 800-955-8770 (Voice).
Public participation is solicited without regard to race, color, national origin, age, sex, religion, disability or family status. Persons wishing to express their concerns relative to FDOT compliance with Title VI may do so by contacting Jennifer Smith, FDOT District Five Title VI Coordinator by phone at 386-943-5367, or via email at Jennifer.Smith2@dot.state.fl.us.
For additional information concerning the project, please contact Hatem Aguib, the FDOT Section 7B Project Manager, at 386-943-5559 or via email at email@example.com.
Hatem Aguib Project Manager, FDOT District Five
Copyright © 2017 Wekiva Parkway, All rights reserved.


Risinghurst and Sandhills Parish Council
Risinghurst and Sandhills Civil Parish lies to the north east of Oxford City and includes the Risinghurst estate, the Sandhills estate, part of Wood Farm and part of the Quarry area including the Stansfeld site.
Risinghurst and Sandhills Parish Council is part of the local government system. It is consulted by the City Council for comments on planning applications and by the County Council on highway issues. Representatives of the City and County Councils usually attend the parish meetings. The Parish Clerk is the main contact for any parish queries.
The Parish Council owns and maintains three play areas: Downside Dip, Richard’s Way teenage play area and the Dr Olive Jacks’ field. In addition, the Council has a long lease on the playing field area located between Grovelands Road and the Neilsens’ site. This playing field area includes a well maintained cricket pitch, rough field area, woodland and sports pavilion. The Council also lease out the allotments site in Richards Way. Small grants are awarded to local groups and organisations.
The Councillors meet once a month, on the first Tuesday of each month (excluding August). Meetings are usually held in the Risinghurst Community Centre starting at 7:30pm (see the contact page for map). Any member of the public is welcome to sit in on any meeting to observe the Parish Council in action. Public Sessions – at which a member of the public may personally bring an issue to the council, are available during the months of January, April, July and October, starting at 7:00pm. Please contact the Parish Clerk for details. Agendas and Minutes are posted on the parish noticeboards. Previous Meeting Minutes can be found here.


Temporary road closure - Westcott Street
Posted on Tuesday, May 09, 2023 08:54 AM
The following service is temporarily unavailable:
Westcott Street from George Street to Aylmer Street.This service will be unavailable from:
May 31 to July 25, 2023.The reason...
Council overview package for May 8, 2023
Posted on Monday, May 08, 2023 10:00 PM
City Council endorsed the following items during its General Committee meeting on Monday, May 8, 2023:
Construction Notice - Lansdowne Street West Bridge Approach Repairs
Posted on Monday, May 08, 2023 04:42 PM
Tender Contract Number: ITT-03-23Lansdowne Street West Bridge Approach Repairs
The City has awarded the above noted project to Dufferin Construction. The Contractor is...
2023 Peterborough Canada Day Parade seeking entries
Posted on Monday, May 08, 2023 03:15 PM
Peterborough, ON - The 2023 Peterborough Canada Day Parade, presented by Cogeco, will take place on Saturday, July 1 and local community groups and businesses are invited to...
Construction Notice - Clonsilla Avenue and Lansdowne Street West Intersection Reconstruction
Posted on Friday, May 05, 2023 04:05 PM
Tender Contract Number: ITT-29-22Clonsilla Avenue and Lansdowne Street West Intersection Reconstruction
The City awarded the above noted project to Dufferin Construction in...


A day after being slammed with bad news, the VTA's PR department (also happened to be a taxpayer-funded propaganda department of SVLG) suddenly announced "record" ridership increases.
Well, VTA's ridership never broke any records. Systemwide, it is still more than 10% lower than the record ridership in 2001. Ridership on VTA buses was more than 18% lower than in 2001. Ridership increases on light rail helped compensate the loss of bus ridership. However, as we all know, VTA operates a larger light rail system (that replaced some bus lines) today than in 7 years ago.
Caltrain's ridership indeed broke record. Its most recent count showed the ridership exceeded the last record made in 2001.
Typically ridership numbers are not released this early, but VTA did so in an attempt to repair its image. If VTA is really interested to repair its image, VTA should be releasing new cost estimates for the BART project now, not after the election.


Historic Preservation Grants
The RCCC Historic Preservation Grant Program helps non-profit organizations, governmental agencies, institutions, and commercial entities preserve and protect historic buildings in Richland County. Historic Preservation Grants are available up to $50,000 and may be used for preservation/restoration costs, consultant fees, or educational programs. A match of 20% is required. All projects must demonstrate a clear public benefit.
To be eligible to receive Historic Preservation Grant funding, a building or site must first be determined to be historically significant. Any building that is on the National Register of Historic Places, has been deemed eligible for the Register, is a Columbia City Landmark, is a Town of Blythewood Historic site, or was listed by the Richland County Bicentennial Committee (1981) is automatically eligible. For all other properties, click on the Historic Building Eligibility link below. The application must be submitted to, and approved by, the RCCC before a grant application can be considered.
The deadline for submittal is early February of each year. If approved, funds become available in July. To date, the Historic Preservation Grant program has been instrumental in restoring and preserving dozens of properties that help tell the story of who we are and where we’ve come from.
RCCC grant applications must be submitted online using Zoom Grants. The application is available at RCCC - Historic & Conservation Grants
FY24-25 Historic Preservation Grant Criteria & Guidelines
Historic Building Eligibility Application
Standards for Rehabilitation
For assistance in completing an application, please refer to:
Applicant Training Handout - RCCC Grant
Other resources include:
Applicant Training Slideshow
How to Apply (Video)
For technical questions, check Zoom Grants University, contact Technical Support at 866.323.5404 ext 2 or email firstname.lastname@example.org
These are forms for applicants who have been awarded grants and must submit documentation throughout the year.


Dec 11, 2018
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On Tuesday, Sept. 3, the intersection of West Street and Jude Lane will be milled, and re-paving will be completed on Wednesday, Sept. 4. The milling will begin at 7 a.m. on Tuesday. Paving will begin at 7 p.m. the following day.
Both activities will be continuous until completed and are anticipated to take approximately eight hours to complete.
“The Southington Police will maintain alternating one-way traffic through the intersection at all times but motorists may experience some short delays while traveling through the area,” officials said in a press release. “Nearby residents may be inconvenienced by equipment sounds and back up alarms.”
Motorists should allow more time for detours. Traffic will already be delayed because of a water main break on West Queen Street. Through traffic from that construction has been detoured to Spring Street.


Downtown Howell spruced up for spring
City crews unload and place pots to beautify downtown
Michelle McCann loves downtown Howell and she adores it even more when it's decorated with flowers.
On Wednesday, McCann fell in love with the downtown again, thanks to the flower pots she saw adorning city sidewalks.
"I think they're extremely beautiful, and I like to come into town and see them," McCann said before visiting Dairy Queen for an ice-cream cone. "They make the town look good."
For a second year in a row, the Howell Main Street Downtown Development Authority partnered with the Kellogg Family Foundation to bring 70 large and small flower pots to beautify downtown. The DDA's Design Committee led the effort to create an inviting and attractive environment for residents and visitors.
The pots were designed and coordinated between Howell Florist Shop, Country Lane Flowers and K. Drive Greenhouse. The city of Howell Department of Public Services helped unload and place the pots in designated locations.
City workers Robin Edmonds and Greg Tanner spent most of their work day, from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. to be exact, placing the flower pots in designated locations.
"The Kellogg Family Foundation's philosophy of supporting local programs will help further our efforts to promote and attract people to our downtown district," DDA Director Cathleen Edgerly said. "We are pleased to have their support in the community.
"Having these flowers downtown really takes a coordinated effort, and we couldn't have these placed downtown if it weren't for the help from the city of Howell's DPS crew as well as Country Lane Flowers overseeing it all," she added.
Fore more information on the DDA Design Committee and to volunteer or sponsor, visit www.downtownhowell.org/committees.
Contact Livingston Daily business reporter Noe Hernandez at 517-552-2854 or firstname.lastname@example.org. Follow him on Twitter @sayyesnoe.


Motorists are being advised to plan ahead, with resurfacing work taking place on a section of the A49 in Herefordshire this week.
The work will take place, on the A49, south of Hereford, between Grafton Travelodge and Rotherwas Roundabout.
National Highways will be carrying out the work.
The work will take place overnight Monday, between the hours of 9pm and 6am on Tuesday. It’s hoped that by this work being carried out at night that disruption will be minimised.
Access to the Travelodge at Grafton will be maintained throughout the works.


To the editor:
Thanks to David Tierney for his insightful letter, “NRA should put plans on hold” (Jan. 22). He reminded us of the tragic history of the NRA: 1960s — tearing down the historic downtown; 1970s — building on every inch of the waterfront; and 1980s — building a hotel on the waterfront.
He perceptively asked why in the world when every town in the U.S. is fighting for open space would we want to build on this exceptional waterfront space? And, especially so when we have not seen the full impact of the Karp plans in place.
Like many of us, I do not want to see a mini GAPs, Aeropostales or Express-blah blahs enjoying a rich view of our harbor — that view belongs to the public.


Get Around - Tolls
Tolls are a way of life in the Bay Area. Tolls on the Bay Area’s eight toll bridges vary by bridge, time of day, vehicle occupancy and vehicle types. The Bay Area Toll Authority (BATA) manages tolling on seven of the Bay Area’s state owned toll bridges, while the Golden Gate Bridge Highway and Transportation District manages operations on the Golden Gate Bridge. With FasTrak®, you can drive nonstop through Bay Area bridge toll plazas and Express Lanes and have your tolls automatically deducted from a prepaid account.
State-Owned Toll Bridges
On BATA-operated state-owned toll bridges, drivers can pay their tolls with either cash or FasTrak®. Learn more about state-owned bridge tolling rates.
Golden Gate Bridge Tolls
On the Golden Gate Bridge, cash payments will no longer be accepted beginning in late March 2013. Instead drivers crossing the Golden Gate Bridge can pay with FasTrak® or Pay-By-Plate choices. Visit www.goldengate.org/tolls to get information on how to pay your toll. Learn more about tolling rates on the Golden Gate Bridge.
Bay Area Express Lanes
Bay Area solo drivers may also pay tolls to bypass traffic and drive in the three operational express lanes on I-580, I-680, and SR-237. Express lanes tolls are in effect at certain days and times, while carpools and vanpools ride free in the lanes at all times. Solo driver tolls vary with congestion levels to keep the lanes free-flowing. Plans call for the Bay Area to have 570 express lane miles by 2035.
Pay your Tolls with FasTrak®
The most convenient way to pay your bridge tolls is with FasTrak®, the Bay Area’s electronic toll collection (ETC) system. Using FasTrak® is also the only way that car- and vanpoolers can receive discounted bridge tolls, and solo driver must use FasTrak® to pay Express Lane tolls.
Discounted or Free Tolls
Do you want to receive discounted or free tolls? Do you want to drive free in the express lanes? Then start ridesharing by joining a carpool or vanpool. A carpool is 2-6 people riding together in one vehicle, while a vanpool is 7-15 people riding together in a vehicle. Ridesharing can be part of your regular routine or something you do occasionally.The 511 Rideshare Program can help you find a carpool or vanpool.


Travellers have parked over a dozen vehicles in the middle of Cambridge's Cherry Hinton recreation ground.
The families were reported to have arrived yesterday (Sunday, July 16) with several caravans and transit vans now pitched up in the park.
A spokeswoman for Cambridgeshire Police said that the force was aware of the new arrivals, but was unable to confirm whether officers had visited the area.
Cherry Hinton recreation ground lies to the south east of Cambridge's city centre, between High Street and Leete Road. It contains two football pitches, a children's play area and a skateboard ramp.
A spokesman for Cambridge City Council, which manages the park, said it had been notified of the arrival of travellers over the weekend.
He added: "Officers from Streets and Open Spaces have undertaken initial welfare assessments on the site and have instructed the city council’s legal team to start proceedings to re-possess the land.
"This process has a number of stages to obtain a court order for the eviction and usually takes between 10 and 14 days."
Earlier this month the council obtained an order to remove travellers who had illegally parked up on a football pitch on Coldham's Common for two weeks. Their vehicles were removed before bailiffs were called in.


The Middlesex County Department of Highways will be milling and resurfacing Scudders Mill Road as follows:
- Dey Road to Schalks Crossing Road – Scheduled to begin August 27, 2019 and end September 6, 2019
- Route 1 Ramps through Campus Road Lights - Scheduled to begin August 29, 2019 through September 13, 2019
Road work time is 7:00am to 3:30pm – Monday through Friday only. Please note that this schedule is subject to availability of equipment and weather conditions.
Please plan accordingly to avoid delays.


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Sent to Oxford City Council and Oxfordshire County Council less than a minute later. Council ref: 2326456.
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The V Festival returns to Hylands Park, Chelmsford, on 18-19 August 2012, and with 180,000 revellers expected it is necessary to put some temporary traffic measures in place.
These changes are in the interest of public safety, and to reduce the impact that traffic entering and leaving the event has on the surrounding area.
Details of the temporary management are as follows:
Widford Park Estate – this closure is implemented every year and does not impact on through traffic. The times of operation are between 7am Friday 17 August and 6am Monday 20 August.
Writtle Estate (Rectory Road, Hunts Drive and Paradise Road) – This closure is implemented every year and does not impact on through traffic. The times of operation for this order are between 7am Friday 17 August and 6am Monday 20 August.
The Priory and Romans Way, Writtle – These closures do not impact on through traffic. The times of operation for this order are between 7am Friday 17 August and 6am Monday 20 August.
Margaretting Road (Writtle side of the A414 Greenbury Way) – Closed in both directions from 7am Saturday 18 August to 3pm Monday 20 August.
A414 Margaretting Road Roundabout – From 9am Monday 20 August until approximately 3pm vehicles will be prevented from going around the roundabout on the eastern side.
Consequently when exiting Writtle village it will not be possible to make any manoeuvre other than a left turn towards Widford. Also it will not be possible for vehicles travelling from Harlow to make a right turn into Margaretting Road. A414 through traffic will not be affected.
A414 Greenbury Way – it will not be possible to turn right into Hylands Park from 5pm on Thursday 16 August until 6am Tuesday 21 August.
A414 London Road (Three Mile Hill, Old A12) – It will not be possible to turn through the gaps in the central reserve along London Road from 5pm Thursday 16 August until 7pm Monday 20 August.
This will be closed to traffic travelling from the A12 to Chelmsford three times during the weekend. From 9pm on Saturday and Sunday evenings until approximately 3am and from 8.30am on Monday until 3pm Monday afternoon if the volume of traffic still exiting the Festival requires it.
B1002 A12 Slip Roundabout (Webbs Farm Cottages) – It will not be possible for vehicles travelling north along the B1002 or travelling South on the A12 and exiting on the slip road to travel underneath the A12 and gain access to the North Bound A12 four times during the weekend. From 9.30am on Friday 17 August until 8pm if the volume of traffic requires it, 9pm on Saturday and Sunday evenings until approximately 3am and again 9am Monday 20 August until 3pm.
Closure of Writtle Road, Margaretting (from the A12 towards Writtle) – Writtle Road, Margaretting will be closed to traffic travelling North from the A12 exit slip (Furze Hill) towards Writtle. This will be in place on Saturday and Sunday between 9pm and 3am.
As in previous years there will be various parking restrictions put in place over the weekend on the local roads along with a temporary 30mph speed restriction on the A414 London Road, A414 Greenbury Way, Margaretting Road, Writtle Road and Wantz Road.
County Councillor Derrick Louis, Cabinet Member for Highways and Transportation said: “The V Festival is one of the most successful events on the music calendar, so naturally it brings a lot more traffic to the area. It is important for us to ensure that effective traffic management measures are in place, to not only aid the flow of Festival traffic, but to make sure disruption to local residents is at a minimum.”
The Essex Traffic Control Centre has extended its opening hours for the V Festival weekend, and will be available at the following times in addition to its normal opening hours of Monday to Friday 6am to 7pm.
- Friday 17 August – 7pm to 1am
- Saturday 18 August – 10am to 1pm and 6pm to 1am
- Sunday 19 August – 10am to 1pm and 6pm to 1am
Residents and festival goers can keep up to date with the latest traffic news over the weekend by following @Essex_Travel on Twitter.


Monday, March 3, 2010
Contact: Construction Information Officer Kara Palmer
Phone: (619) 688-6670
Nighttime Detour on Southbound Interstate 15 Uses Express Lanes Near Miramar This Weekend
SAN DIEGO – Motorists driving southbound on Interstate 15 (I-15) through the Miramar area will take a short detour into the Express Lanes and back onto either I-15 or State Route 163 (SR-163) this Friday and Saturday night, according to the California Department of Transportation (Caltrans).
Motorists will be detoured off the freeway’s main lanes into the Express Lanes using a temporary off-ramp south of Miramar Road, and then back to either southbound I-15 or SR-163 just past the I-15/SR-163 split. The detour will be in place Friday night at 10:30 through Saturday morning at 6:30 and again on Saturday night starting at 10:30 through Sunday morning at 7:30.
The southbound on-ramps from Miramar Road/Pomerado Road, and the southbound on- and off-ramps from Miramar Way will also be closed at this time. Detour signs will be posted to direct motorists.
These closures are necessary to allow crews to install large directional signs over I-15. Construction will take place over the weekends to minimize impacts to the weekday commute. For more information on this closure and its detours, or the I-15 Express Lanes project, call the project information hotline at (866) 890-1397 or log-on to www.KeepSanDiegoMoving.com.
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James City County receives grant to assist Chickahominy Haven
Date: December 14, 2004
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact: Ellen Cook, JCC Planning
Phone: (757) 253-6685
James City County's Board of Supervisors is expected to appropriate $153,998 at its December 14 meeting to administer a federal hazard mitigation grant that will elevate three flood-vulnerable homes in Chickahominy Haven.
The grant is awarded through the Federal Emergency Management Agency's Hazard Mitigation Grant Program. It will be administered by the County's Emergency Management Coordinator.
For more information, contact Planning's Ellen Cook at (757) 253-6685 or email@example.com.


Friday, August 03, 2012
Boise – With the chipseal season reaching its final weeks, Ada County Highway District crews will work this Sunday to apply a fogseal to three heavily traveled roads in Boise that have recently been treated with a chipseal. The fogseal is the final step in the process that seals loose rocks in place.
Chipseal crews to work this Sunday and next week; season ahead of schedule
On Sunday (August 5) ACHD crews will begin work at 6 a.m. and will apply a fogseal on the following roads:
Once a fogseal has been applied, vehicles can drive on it after approximately 30 minutes. Motorists should expect lane restrictions and possible delays during fogseal work.
- Fairview Avenue from Five Mile Road to Cole Road
- Emerald Street from Milwaukee Street to Cole Road
- Franklin Road from Bird Street to Cole Road
Working on weekends along heavily traveled roads reduces impacts to traffic and allows crews to work faster and in a safer environment.
Additionally, crews will chipseal or fogseal the following roads the week of August 6 in Boise and Garden City – please see the attached map:
- At Five Mile Road and Ustick Road – short segment north on Five Mile
- 37th Street, 42nd Street, 44th Street, 50th Street and Kent Street between Chinden Boulevard and Adams Street
- Adams Street from 37th Street to Kent Lane
- Liberty Street between Northview Street and Fairview Avenue
- Ustick Road between Cole Road and Esquire Drive
- Between Victory Road and Overland Road from Five Mile Road to Maple Grove Road
Once a chipseal is applied to the road, vehicles are immediately allowed to drive slowly over the new surface, however caution should be used. At signalized intersections, flaggers may be used to direct motorists. Traffic delays may be longer when crews are working in major intersections. Motorists should expect delays between five and 15 minutes long during certain steps in the chipseal process. Additional impacts include large equipment and crews working in the roadways, sometimes close to traffic.
Chipsealing helps combat the deterioration of roads caused by sun and weather and involves a multi-step process that helps seal the road surface, providing an armor coat for skid and weather resistance.
ACHD’s chipseal season is anticipated to wrap up in mid-to-late August. For chipseal zone maps and more information, visit www.achdidaho.org.


I would love to win this cool bike - MADSEN Cargo Bike !
I happened to have just read an article this morning in the NY Times about a town in Germany that has outlawed cars. Read here. I hope these types of communities are being planned here in the US. I don't think it could work for everybody, but I think a lot of people, especially families would be drawn to this type of living.


Finish road works in time or get blacklisted: Mayor to contractors
Mayor of Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) Bonthu Rammohan fixed first week of June as a dead line to complete road laying works worth Rs...
Hyderabad: Mayor of Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) Bonthu Rammohan fixed first week of June as a dead line to complete road laying works worth Rs 1120 crore to the contractors at a Review Meeting held on Sunday.
He warned to put the contractors in black list if they failed to meet the dead line. The Mayor said that the Minister of Municipal Administration K T Rama Rao regularly monitoring the progress of works.
The GHMC is facing criticism from citizens only on the condition of the roads, he pointed out. Bonthu Rammohan said that giving top priority to the roads, they took up road laying works in- tune of Rs 720 crore from GHMC and Rs 400 crore from Hyderabad Road Development Corporation. GHMC commissioner Dr B Janardhan Reddy instructed the contractors to maintain quality standards in works and complete them in a stipulated period.
He also ordered them to co-ordinate with the officials of other departments. Responding on contractors request to allow the vehicles carrying material after 9 pm in to the City, the commissioner assured them that he will discuss with Police officials. Chief engineers Ziauddin, Mohan Naik were present.


A busy road near Taunton has officially become a 20mph zone, although the new signs are yet to be installed to inform people driving through the area.
The A3259 at Monkton Heathfield Road and Yallands Hill, has dropped its speed limit from 30mph to 20mph.
The official traffic regulation order came into place on Thursday, August 5, but Somerset Live understands there has been a delay in the new signs being installed, causing confusion amongst locals.
The order is in place for 18 months throughout the multi-million-pound upgrade of the Creech Castle Junction, meaning drivers will be forced to divert through Monkton Heathfield.
The change has been introduced for safety reasons and to ensure that the road surface remains undamaged while roadworks are carried out.
The 20mph limit is in place from a point 20 metres north of the junction with Blundells Lane from Bridgwater to the start of the newly completed Western Relief Road.
Somerset Live understands that the new signs have not been delivered to the contractor yet and therefore despite being an official 20mph zone, there are currently no signs to indicate this.
The road highlighted in pink on the diagram below shows the total length of the new 20mph zone through Monkton Heathfield.
It comes just a few months after the speed limit along this road was dropped from 40mph to 30mph amid concern in the local community.
A temporary weight limit of 7.5 tonnes was introduced on August 5 and includes an extended period along Milton Hill and the Western Relief Road.
Do you agree with the new 20mph speed limit? Let me know your thoughts by commenting below or emailing me at firstname.lastname@example.org


There are four other images giving a 360 degree view of this intersection. They are located under 2002-N-0218.
B/W negative looking east down Kalamazoo Avenue just to the west of the Kalamazoo Avenue and Rose Street intersections in downtown Kalamazoo, Michigan. The focus is on the Cities Service Station on the northeast corner of Rose and Kalamazoo and the Standard Service Station on the northwest corner of Rose and Kalamazoo. As of 2004 both of these businesses have been demolished.


Our Projects Below we present you with a sample of our work. All PRIVATE PROJECTS STATE/CIVIL PROJECTS Construction of a landfill Construction of basketball court (5x5) Construction of a retaining wall Construction of a special foundation with the use of a girder in a sacred temple (church) Κατασκευή Πλατφόρμας Σύνδεσης για αποκατάσταση της πρόσβασης Water Supply – Sewerage. Construction of Park Improvement bearing capacity of road. Dealing with damages roads. Construction of a Children’ s Camp. Reconstruction of detached house. The erection of two story rental building. Renovation of store. Renovation of rental home Erection of Private dwelling. Reuse of School. Construction of Confectionery Store Total dwelling renovation. Construction of reservoir.


INFRASTRUCTURE (Roadway and Utility Work)
Everett and Arthur Reconstructions
- Everett Street: Working on preparing roadway for final paving which is anticipated for mid-late October Preparation includes raising structures and preparing pavement transitions. Private utility (National Grid and Eversource) work is occurring within Everett and Braintree Streets, separate from the Allston Yards project.
- Arthur Street: Top course pavement scheduled for the night of Friday, October 6th. Activity this week will include work required for preparation of top course paving, including raising structures, installing message boards, and patching binder course pavement.
Future Guest Street Extension
- Construction of the hardscape area on the south side of Guest Street is progressing, including installation of the bike lane, pavers, and concrete sidewalks. Specific activities include installation of the structural soil (for trees), gravel base for bike lane, crushed stone base for pavers.
BUILDING A (Residential Building with new Stop & Shop Grocery Store)
- Concrete and wood frame structural construction complete. Exterior building work ongoing including window, roof, and façade installation. Project completion (residential and retail) anticipated for Spring of 2024. Construction activities anticipated through that date.
For any questions regarding the updates above, please contact Dave Pellegri at email@example.com or at 617-610-8906


The City of Carterville will be accepting sealed bids for SURPLUS SEWER PLANT ITEMS. Further details can be obtained by contacting the Carterville Water Department at 985-2011, or emailing firstname.lastname@example.org. Sealed bids must be received by 2pm on July 1, 2019. The City reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
Khristina D. Hollister, City Clerk


DPW crews out in full force: 100+ trucks prepare to keep roads clear in Milwaukee
MILWAUKEE (WITI) — Department of Public Works crews will be on the roads tonight starting at 7 p.m. to prepare for Saturday night’s snowfall.
The DPW tells FOX6 News 106 salt trucks will begin salting side streets first, and then they’ll salt the main streets.
Once the snow starts to fall, those salt trucks will be equipped with plows.
If needed, 60 garbage trucks are on standby to help out with plowing.
Due to the snowfall expected, a snow emergency has been declared in the Village of Pleasant Prairie beginning at 12 a.m. Sunday morning, February 1st and lasting until 7 a.m. on Monday, February 2nd.
During the snow emergency, no parking is allowed on village streets. All snow emergency parking restrictions will be enforced throughout this time period in the Village of Pleasant Prairie.


News Release: 12/4/2018December 04, 2018EEA WINNERS ANNOUNCED!
Who will win the coveted Pinnacle award? Check out our list of Engineering Excellence Awards winners this year. The EEA Gala will honor our projects on February 7, 2019 at the Jefferson Hotel.
Grand Award Winners: These projects show excellence in innovation and creativity, providing exceptional social, economic and environmental benefits
Johnson, Mirmiran & Thompson, Inc. (JMT) for their Weight Restricted Bridges Crossings in Chesterfield County. The JMT team improved the maximum capacity of weight allowed on three bridges in Chesterfield County and one in Hanover County. JMT’s solution of live load testing of existing substructures had never been documented before and may become an industry changing solution, leading to national standardization.
Mason & Hanger for their US Embassy in Islamabad, Pakistan. This $1billion project houses over 2,500 people across 43 acres and is the largest U.S. Embassy in the world. This embassy was designed to be self-sustaining and can operate for long periods of time in the event of a natural or man-made disaster. The embassy contains three multi-story high rises and everything residents need to live daily life, including a bank, gas station, commissary, and gym.
HDR for their the Bridge Street Pump Station in Hampton Roads, which can pump 16.56 million gallons per day and is the largest pump station in the Hampton Roads Sanitation District system. The new site was surrounded by mixed-use developments, a yacht club and the waterfront. To blend into the neighborhood, the team developed multiple architectural concepts, ultimately selecting an option that matched a nearby seafood marketplace.
A Morton Thomas and Associates Inc. (AMT) for reimagining the Southgate Drive / US 460 Bypass Interchange, the gateway to Virginia Tech’s campus, which hosts40,000 vehicles per day. AMT’s innovative solution eliminated significant backups during the morning and evening peak hours and during major events on the Virginia Tech Campus along this highly-traveled, National Highway System.
CHA Consulting Inc. (CHA) for their Accomack County Turf Landfill utilizing ClosureTurf®. ClosureTurf®, a new landfill technology reduces the carbon footprint during construction by up to 80%. A long-term benefit of using ClosureTurf® is the reduction of maintenance costs by approximately 90% over the 30-year life of the fill.
CHA won a second Honor Award for developing Glover Park in Henrico County. This Park is a world class sports complex consisting of 10 multipurpose athletic fields, a championship stadium, walking trails, restrooms and supporting infrastructure in Henrico County, Virginia. Glover Park has opened the door to economic development in Henrico County and continues to bring visitors to Henrico County from across the United States. It hosted the United States Lacrosse National Team performance camp in July 2018.
Clark Nexsen Inc. for building the Central Vehicle Wash Facility (CVWF) of the Tactical Equipment Wash Facility (TEMF) complex at Fort Leonard Wood in Kansas City, Missouri. Clark Nexsen built a small and medium sized TEMF to wash vehicles, providing an environmentally friendly solution through recycling water in holding ponds with a combined capacity of over 7.9 million gallons, a $66,000 monthly savings.
Draper Aden Associates for their Hardywood West Creek Brewery in Goochland County. The 55,000-square-foot destination brewery sits on 24 acres and provides a holistic craft brewing experience for guests and visitors. DAA designed unique structural features in this including an expansive mezzanine level, integrated silo, and innovative roof framing with exposed steel trusses. A challenge which Draper Aden faced was ensuring that all the mechanical components did not interfere with the structural components of the brewery, makes this project truly unique.
STV, Inc for their Pulse Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) System project, a 7.6-mile transit system through Richmond’s most popular areas from Willow Lawn to Rockets Landing. Consisting of 14 stops connecting Richmond’s East end to West End at some of the most popular areas, the Pulse BRT System provides a hassle-free alternative to parking in Richmond’s crowded downtown.
VHB for restoring Carter’s Grove Plantation in Williamsburg. Built in 1755, Carter’s Grove endured two wars and fell into disarray until Samuel M. Mencoff, a Chicago businessman, purchased the plantation with the goal to restore and preserve this 486-acre historic landmark for future generations. VHB improved 1 mile of internal roads and added a sophisticated storm drain system and stormwater management to efficiently handle runoff. Through natural channel design principles, VHB blended these parts of the restoration with the property’s natural beauty.
WSP for widening a two mile stretch of Dominion Boulevard on Interstate 64 between Chesapeake and the North Carolina state line to a four-lane road, the only unimproved section of Dominion Boulevard. WSP designed a 16-foot-wide, dual purpose median containing stormwater management facilities.
Burns & McDonnell for designing the two-story, 40,000 sq. ft, Atlantic Shores Christian School in Chesapeake, seven weeks after Atlantic Shores Christian School was informed that they would not be able to continue using their school the following year. Under normal circumstances this timeline would have taken eight months to a year to design.
Dewberry Engineers, Inc. for widening a five-mile stretch of I-64 in Newport News to six lanes. Dewberry kept this key route from Virginia Beach to North Carolina’s Outer Banks open during construction, averaging 100,000 vehicle’s per day during the peak of vacation season.
Dewberry for a UVA 35kV Routing Study and Design, decreasing power outages faced by the University of Virginia (UVA) Health System and UVA Foundation by 90% by moving powerlines underground. Previously, the power lines were above ground and prone to falling branches, and unpredictable weather, temporary power outages occurred frequently.
DJG Inc for renovating Virginia Commonwealth University’s (VCU) historical 1907 Raleigh Building and turning it into the central office of VCU’s Douglas Wilder School of Government and Public Affairs. DJG added a highly efficient HVAC system which improved the control and flow within the building, created a sanitary/waste system to counteract Richmond’s flooding, structural reinforcement modifications and the installation of a highly reflecting PVC roof system to waterproof the building.
JMT for their improvements of Odd Fellows Road Interchange in Lynchburg. The completed project resulted in the design and construction of a tight diamond interchange between Odd Fellows Road and US 460/29, widening and reconstructing 1.3 miles of Odd Fellows Road, creating a 10-foot shared use path, reconstruing and widening of a bridge over the Norfolk southern railroad and constructing three roundabouts along Odd Fellows Road. This successful project provides a new gateway entrance to Lynchburg and improves access for the First Lynchburg Industrial park.
JMT won a second Merit Award for their Arch Road Improvements in Chesterfield. JMT widened a 225-foot section of Arch rd. into a four-lane cross section which improved lane continuity to Midlothian Turnpike and for constructing a roundabout at the intersection of Arch Road and Arboretum Parkway. This corridor provides access to adjacent neighborhoods, the Arboretum Business Park, homes which front along the roadway; as well as a connection between US Route 60 (Midlothian Turnpike) and State Route 647 (Reams Road) and sees approximately 11,000 vehicles per day.
Whitman Requardt and Associates, Inc. (WRA) for their two-mile, I-95 Southern Terminus Extension Project in Stafford County. WRA extended the express lanes beyond the Exit 143 interchange, improved operations within the weave approaching Exit 143 and increased capacity of the merge between the southbound general-purpose lanes and the terminus of the express lanes.


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I have listed a new property at 13931 102ND AV in Surrey.
Great Surrey location, few blocks from Central City. Value is mainly in the lot. Currently zoned single family, OCP is for multi family, rezoning possible. House has vinyl siding with newer roof, plus detached garage, separate workshop& fully fenced yard. Close proximity to shops & skytrain. Please do not disturb owner. Beware of dog on property.


Starting Friday morning, construction crews will begin applying a microseal to all of the roadways in Pajarito Acres and La Senda in White Rock.
Weather allowing, crews anticipate this portion of the project to last 11 days and crews are planning to work 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., seven days a week.
Expect representatives from the contractor applying the coating to be visiting residents door to door leaving information including the proposed schedule, coordination instructions and contact information.
The contractor is expected to start Friday on cul-de-sacs in La Senda followed Saturday and Sunday on cul-de-sacs in Pajarito Acres. It is expected that the coating will cure enough to cross within 15-20 minutes and can accept full traffic 1 to 1.5 hours after the application is completed.
During the application of the microseal on the roadways other than cul-de-sacs, one lane will be closed allowing for one-way traffic via a flagging operation. Cul-de-sac work will require an entire road closure and work will be coordinated with the affected residents.
Questions or comments regarding this project may be directed to Anthony “Hawk” Trujillo at 505.662.8113 or 505.500.5658 or email firstname.lastname@example.org. Frank Clark, the contractor representative for IPR, Limited may be contacted at 505.362.8898 or email@example.com.


MDOT crews bore through water main
Water service has been shut off to businesses on Pine Grove Avenue in Fort Gratiot between Northgate Ford and Fifth Third Bank.
Township Supervisor Jorja Baldwin said a Michigan Department of Transportation contractor bored through a water main near Pine Grove Avenue and North River Road.
Crews will return at 6 a.m. Saturday to fix the water main.
Lane closures are likely during repairs.
Baldwin said township officials hope to have water service restored by Saturday afternoon.


Sessions To Be Held for Watertown’s Comprehensive PlanPosted by in CAPC News
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Community Action Planning Council will be hosting one of six open house sessions to discuss the future of the City of Watertown! Please join us and let your voice be heard! We will be meeting from 10:00am – 2:00pm on Wednesday, January 30th at our main building located at 518 Davidson Street. Our local partner, Urban Mission, will be holding a session the following day from 11:30am-3:00pm. For more information, please visit www.PlanWatertown.com.
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Whereas Chinatowns are a characteristic of many US cities, just a few of essentially the most handy known are succumbing to gentrification, campaigners converse.
Massive apple’s Chinatown, alternatively, has remained a thriving immigrant community – although some are truly fervent that this is succesful of probably be changing as more outsiders stir into the neighbourhood.
The BBC went to Peaceable York’s Chinatown for the duration of the community’s current Twelve months celebrations to study the design in which the community is being transformed.
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We recently held held the cornerstone ceremony for the potable water project in Xetonox, one of our partner communities in Comalapa. Once completed, the potable water system will benefit more than 100 families, improving their overall health and eliminating the need to travel long distances to bring water to their homes. This project will be the 85th of its kind to be undertaken by ABPD and their partner communities in the last 16 years. Sustainability and efficiency are always on our mind at ADLEA and the solar powered water pump that this system will be equipped with is a testament to that value. The first we have installed in Comalapa, this pump will simplify maintenance procedures, reduce the cost of upkeep for the community, and reduce pollution. We would like to thank the community for their dedication to investing in such an important piece of infrastructure for their families, the municipal government of San Juan Comalapa for all their support for this project, and to the Rotary Club of Antigua Guatemala and Rotary International for providing funding for this project. This project exemplifies how we can do great things when we work together rather than independently.


By day, it’s crowded and lovely. But at night and under a full moon, it sure looks empty, misty, and ghostly—at least judging by this 1908 postcard.
Here’s a photo of Bethesda Terrace under construction in 1862. The park has officially opened, but much work still needed to be done.
It was supposed to be called the Water Terrance. That changed when the fountain was put in place, whose name, Bethesda, references the Pool of Bethesda in the New Testament.
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Monday, December 8, 2014
Traffic Light Apparently Coming to 14th and Wabash
The three way intersection at 14th st and Wabash is apparently getting a traffic light to replace the stop sign. While we're not exactly sure why this is happening it's probably a mix of things. During rush hour and big events things get backed up pretty bad at this intersection. Couple that with the new high-rise that's being built near this intersection and there will probably be more and more traffic.
If you recall one block north many readers complained about how dangerous that intersection was when it was a stop sign. As you may remember we had a post about someone being hit at 13th and Wabash. A stop light was put in back in February of 2013.
While we haven't had any posts about the danger of this intersection, we have seen cars blow through it while failing to apparently see the stop sign.


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I am excited to announce that this winter, we will be launching Engagement Series 2. Your feedback and input is what will help the City develop our draft Solid Waste Master Plan so I encourage you to share your experiences, perspectives, and knowledge. If you have any questions, do not hesitate to reach out to me by email at email@example.com. Don't forget to subscribe and stay engaged!


It’s shaping up to be a cold winter so gritting of roads and pavements may be necessary.
The council’s webpages on gritting are here: https://www.wandsworth.gov.uk/roads-and-transport/streets/road-gritting/road-gritting-how-we-prepare-for-winter/
You can request for your street to be gritted, or if your street should have been gritted and it has not been, by emailing firstname.lastname@example.org
There is also a map of grit bins in the borough here: https://maps.wandsworth.gov.uk/map/Aurora.svc/run?embedded=true&nocache=0.3080626783303324&script=%5cAurora%5cpublic.AuroraScript%24&=undefined&hide_layers=Housing,School,GP,TPO,Local_Plan,Plan_Live,Plan_Decided&x=528981.127&y=172342.144&scale=8192
There are two grit bins on Bedford Hill, at the junctions with Ritherdon Road and Culverden Road. As far as I can tell from this webpage: https://www.wandsworth.gov.uk/roads-and-transport/streets/road-gritting/grit-bins/ – this grit is for residents to use on their residential roads – so you are free to use it if you wish. I appreciate that lugging grit back to your front door is not ideal but could be an option if a quick fix is needed.


City seeks residents for community panel to inform new Council Plan and community vision
The City of Greater Bendigo has written to 15,000 households at random across the municipality to invite residents to participate in stage 2 of community consultation for Imagine Greater Bendigo, the big community strategic planning project currently underway.
The City is looking for 50 people aged over 18 to participate on a community panel, which will meet over three days in May.
The panel will consider feedback received in stage 1 consultation and use it to help create a community vision, a statement that will sum up our community’s goals for the future and how Greater Bendigo should grow and develop. Panel members will also be asked to weigh up different community issues and trade-offs, and prioritise how Council together with other organisations in our community can work to address them.
Mayor Cr Jennifer Alden said she encouraged anyone who received an invitation to express interest in joining the panel.
“This is a great opportunity for residents to influence future Council decision making and help us prioritise how we will deliver services, projects and initiatives that broadly benefit everyone in our community,” Cr Alden said.
“If a brightly coloured envelope has arrived in your mailbox with Imagine Greater Bendigo written on the front, please consider the request to participate on the panel and what you have to offer. We want to ensure a range of perspectives and experiences are included.
“The City has not been involved in the random selection process, this has been managed externally by a company called Deliberately Engaging. The company will also select the final panel members, ensuring that they represent the diversity of our community.
“It is a requirement under the Local Government Act to engage with the community in this way as part of developing the new community vision and Council Plan. All feedback from the panel will also inform a range of other new strategic documents, including the Municipal Public Health and Wellbeing Plan, Financial Plan and Asset Plan.
“Council is committed to listening to the advice of the panel and looks forward to this next round of community consultation, and thanks everyone who has participated in Imagine Greater Bendigo to date.”
Unfortunately, if you do not receive an invitation then you cannot express interest in being part of the panel. However there will be a number of other opportunities for people to provide further input in stage 2 and these will be advertised.
It is also not too late to participate in stage 1 by completing a community survey, which is open until Sunday February 28. To find out more, visit www.letstalkgreaterbendigo.com.au/imagine


Bike share is expanding in Boston! With your help, the City of Boston has identified dozens of specific locations suitable for new Blue Bikes (formerly Hubway) stations. This open house focuses on Dorchester and Mattapan. You can review maps, ask questions, and share your preferences.
Drop in any time and stay for as long as like. There will be no formal presentation. To learn more about the bike share expansion program and see a list of all the open houses scheduled for this spring, please click here.


Council OKs permit for beer garden
The City Council voted Monday to require the owners of the Grill ‘n Chill, 618 Tenney St. to screen the west side of a new beer garden added to the restaurant this spring.
The vote was made over the objections of Councilman Mike Yaklich, who said he feels the action flies in the face of the city’s ordinance regulating beer gardens.
Last month, the Plan Commission approved the petition of Laman and Shelly Sauer for a special use permit for the beer garden. The commission’s recommendation didn’t include any requirements for screening.
At the last council meeting, Yaklich said he felt the Grill ‘n Chill beer garden should be screened so that people drinking alcohol couldn’t be seen from Tenney Street. The council tabled the matter.
At Monday’s meeting, City Manager Kip Spear said the city beer garden ordinance merely says that owners of beer gardens must block the view of the area from neighboring properties, but doesn’t give any specifics about how the view must be blocked.
“It’s up to the council to decide what meets the standard,” he said.
Yaklich said in the past, owners of other local establishments have been required to put screening around beer gardens, and he feels all establishments should be treated equally.
“As amended, this ordinance (granting the special use permit) is not in compliance with our beer garden ordinance,” Yaklich said.
For more on this story, see Tuesday's Star Courier.


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The mission of the Hayes Valley Neighborhood Association (HVNA) is to promote a sense of friendly association and community involvement throughout Hayes Valley; preserve and reinforce our neighborhood’s cultural and economic diversity, historic character, beauty and architecture; and insure our community’s constructive participation in San Francisco’s governmental process.
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Come hear news relevant to the Hayes Valley neighborhood. Make a positive impact. Get information and have your voice heard. You are invited to join us for our next general meeting. HVNA meetings are productive and informative focusing on issues such as public safety, transportation & planning, beautification, and small business. Hope to see you there!
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