A59 at KEX GILL CLOSED 13 May
Published: 06 May 2019
Message from NYCC Highways Dept
Re: A59 Kex Gill Road Closure
We have been in discussion with our works contractor and we can confirm that through working longer hours and amending the works schedule slightly, our contractor is fairly confident they can get the Kex Gill road open by Friday May 17th late evening. They aim to remove all the traffic management Friday evening and reopen the road in time for the Otley Show on Saturday 18th May. They will then return on Sunday to complete the works but this activity will be carried out using alternative traffic management to enable the road to remain open.
We apologise for the inconvenience and disruption which will inevitably be caused by this road closure however, we hope the fact that the road will be open earlier than originally expected will come as welcome news.


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ORDINANCE NO. 98-64
 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
 GRAPEVINE, TEXAS AMENDING THE GRAPEVINE CODE
 OF ORDINANCES BY AMENDING CHAPTER 23 TRAFFIC,
 SECTION 23-26, SPEED LIMITS, RELATIVE TO
 REASONABLE AND PRUDENT SPEED FOR A CERTAIN
 PUBLIC STREET WITHIN THE CITY; AUTHORIZING THE
 ERECTION OF TRAFFIC REGULATION SIGNS;
 REPEALING CONFLICTING ORDINANCES; PROVIDING A
 PENALTY OF FINE NOT TO EXCEED THE SUM OF TWO
 HUNDRED DOLLARS ($200.00) FOR EACH OFFENSE AND
 A SEPARATE OFFENSE SHALL BE DEEMED COMMITTED
 EACH DAY DURING OR ON WHICH AN OFFENSE
 OCCURS OR CONTINUES; PROVIDING A SEVERABILITY
 CLAUSE; DECLARING AN EMERGENCY AND PROVIDING
 AN EFFECTIVE DATE
 WHEREAS, Section 167 and 169 of Article XIX, R.C.S. 6701d, Uniform Act
 Regulating Traffic on Highways, provides that whenever the governing body of the City
 shall determine upon the basis of an engineering and traffic investigation that any prima
 �� facie speed therein set forth is greater or less than is reasonable or safe under the
 conditions found to exist at any intersection or other place or upon any part of a street or
 highway, with the City taking into consideration the width and condition of the pavement
 and other circumstances on such portion of said street or highway, as well as the usual
 traffic thereon, said governing body may determine and declare a reasonable and safe
 prima facie speed limit thereat or thereon by the passage of an ordinance, which shall be
 effective when appropriate signs giving notice thereof are erected at such intersection or
 other place or part of the street or highway; and
 WHEREAS, the current authorized speed limit for residential subdivision streets
 within the City of Grapevine is established as 30 miles per hour unless otherwise
 identified within Chapter 23, Traffic, Section 23-25.1, Speed Limits - Generally in the City
 Code of Ordinances; and
 WHEREAS, Winding Creek Estates I & II residents have exhibited support for a
 speed limit reduction on their street; and
 WHEREAS, these residential subdivision streets are the site of closely spaced
 driveways providing access to the numerous homes fronting said streets; and
 WHEREAS, these residential subdivision streets' close proximity to residential
 ��� yards magnifies the potential for children and other pedestrians to enter the street in the
 path of oncoming vehicular traffic; and

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The City of Cohoes would like to remind residents of the guidelines for Christmas Tree Removal.
Trees must be placed at curbside
DO NOT place trees in plastic bags
All ornaments and lights should be removed from trees
DPW will not pick-up trees that do not follow these guidelines.
Thank you for your cooperation.


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Monday, August 3, 2009
Central Park and Frederick Law Olmsted
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I read recently about Central Park, and am sorry to say that I have not seen it in person. I am certain that this is the kind of park that I would rave about if I visited it, like parks I've enjoyed in Paris and in Istanbul.
Central Park seems like it is America's Park.
In 1800 there were only 60,000 people living in New York City, and immigration drove the numbers up to 400,000 by 1844, when it became America's largest city.
Central Park was designed in 1856 by Frederick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux, and was the first landscaped park in the United States. Their genius was to plan it as "a single work of art", with 843 acres transformed into a pageant of open meadows, bubbling brooks, waterfalls, walkways, lakes and forest paths. The park has many fine bronze statues, Belvedere Castle, and is home to music events and many other public activities.
All these years later I want to thank the men who planned Central Park. The Park keeps changing and yet holding firm to be a place where people can encounter a touch of nature.


BELMONT COUNTY, Ohio (WTRF)
Its mission is to set standards for anyone building a subdivision in the county.
County commissioners say they don’t want to discourage development.
They just want to make sure there are uniform standards, and that things will be done right.
They don’t like to see a fairly new subdivision being the source of complaints about things like crumbling driveways.
So commissioners have created a 12-member board to create rules for how things must be built.
Members include a realtor, a surveyor, a township trustee, the county engineer, an attorney and a former mayor.
All three commissioners will also be members.
“Our regulations in this regard in Belmont County haven’t been changed since 1962,” said Commission President Jerry Echemann. “That’s a really long time. So we’re going to update all this information. So if there is a subdivision developed, the paving will have to reach a certain standard, the water runoff will have to be dealt with.”
They say it might cost a little more to require that things must be built to certain standard.
But their purpose is to make sure there aren’t problems down the road.
They will meet the last Monday of every month at noon in the courthouse annex.


Thanks to funding of £9.1m from the Department of Transport, resurfacing and reconstruction work will take place on a number of roads in the county this year, and the B3078 is one that has been identified as in need of repair.
The Secretary of State for Transport has announced a £1.7billion Transport Infrastructure Investment Fund to be allocated to Combined Authorities and Local Highway Authorities for 2020/21.
Councillor Ray Bryan, portfolio holder for Highways, Travel and Environment, said, “This is a much welcomed, significant boost to our highways funding. As always, there are caveats as to what we can spend this money on, but we are hoping to accelerate our current programme of roads resurfacing and improvement works.
“We welcome government funding for specific areas of the council’s work like this. However, I must remind residents that the council’s overall financial position remains challenging due to the significant additional expenditure and loss of income incurred through our COVID response.”
Programmes of work and further information will be published as it becomes available.
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Contractors Confirmed for Manchester Highways Deal
Manchester City Councils have announced the names of Contractors who will be working on the Highways & Infrastructure Construction Works framework worth up to £200m.
Balfour Beatty, Colas, Dawnus, Galliford Try, North Midland and Sisk will work on mainly highways projects but will also include earthworks, bridge construction and site clearance. The first scheme of work is likely to begin in January 2018 and include the Manchester and Salford Inner Relief Route, a project worth about £7m to be delivered on behalf of Manchester and Salford City Councils.
An £8.8m project to overhaul Great Ancoats Street on the edge of the city centre is also earmarked for the framework and a package of bridge maintenance work will also be procured, with more than 300 bridges across Greater Manchester requiring repairs and repointing.
As a specialist recruitment company for the construction and engineering industry, CarmichaelUK not only enjoys working relationships with many of the appointed firms on this scheme but through our Manchester office, have supplied construction personnel to a number of high profile projects in the area including the M6 Smart Motorway, Liverpool 2 and the Northern Hub.
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The New Hampshire Department of Transportation (NHDOT) announces plans to close both the northbound and Southbound Open Road Toll (ORT) lanes at Hampton Toll Plaza on Interstate 95 for new sign installations.
The closure of the Southbound ORT is scheduled for the night of Monday, June 20, 2016 from 8:00 pm until 5:00 am the following morning. The closure of the Northbound ORT is schedule for the night of Tuesday, June 21, 2016 from 8:00 pm until 5:00 am the following morning.
The closure is necessary in order to install new E-ZPass signs at the South Road and Route 27 overpass bridges. All motorists will be guided via signs and traffic cones to the non-ORT portion of the Hampton Toll Plaza where they will proceed through either dedicated E-ZPass lane or cash lanes.
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A free-flow interchange is an interchange in which all roads are grade-separated, and where movement from one road to another does not require the driver to stop for traffic (for example, the interchange may not include traffic lights or unsignalized at-grade intersections). Free-flow interchanges are less likely to induce traffic congestion than non-free-flow, but are typically more expensive both in money and in land.
Some free-flow interchanges bring additional problems such as weaving or passing lane/fast lane exits (i.e. left exits in areas with right-hand traffic, and vice versa) that may be necessary to avoid additional costs, but lead to congestion and accidents and ultimately to an upgrade to another type of interchange.
A free flow interchange design, called double crossover merging interchange (DCMI), has received a patent. The DCMI includes elements from the diverging diamond interchange (DDI) and the standard diamond interchange. It eliminates the disadvantages of weaving and of merging into the outside lane from which the standard DDI variation suffers.
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- "United States Patent 8,950,970: Double Crossover Merging Interchange". United States Patent and Trademark Office. February 10, 2015. Retrieved August 4, 2015.


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Use the AMAT network of buses and trams to get around Palermo. Tickets are valid for 90 minutes and can be bought from tobacco vendors, select newsagents, the AMAT kiosks at Piazza Ruggero Séttimo and at the central station. There are also two free shuttles to get to the historic centre quickly: - 'Free Centro Storico', which connects Piazza del Cavalluccio Marino with Piazza Indipendenza by passing some important places such as la Cala, Quattro Canti, Stazione Centrale, Palazzo Reale, la Cattedrale, and the Teatro Massimo. The orange bus passes every 11 minutes. You can take this free bus every day between 6:35am and 9pm. - 'Free Express' connects the Basile parking lot to Piazza Indipendenza. This bus runs every day between 6:20am and 9:10pm. Upon boarding, remember to validate your ticket using the machines positioned near the vehicle entrances.


New Delhi [India], Mar 6 (ANI): Delhi Metro services will be curtailed and trains will begin operating at 2.30 pm on the occasion of Holi on March 10, Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) said on Friday.
The DMRC informed that services on all lines, including the Airport Express Line, will start at 2:30 pm, as against the normal 6 am.
"On 10th March (Holi festival), Metro services will not be available till 2:30 pm on all lines of Delhi Metro including the Airport Express Line," the DMRC said.
In addition, Metro feeder bus services will also not be available till 2.30 pm on the day.(ANI)


Edmond Public Safety Center Room 108 (Matt Terry Hall) 100 E. 1st. Street Edmond, OK 73034
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About the Committee
This committee was established in 2006, and is charged with reviewing and providing recommendations to the City Council regarding bicycle safety, education and the utilization of bicycle trails, lanes and paths. All interested in bicycling are encouraged to attend a regular scheduled meeting.


Yard debris (no grass, sod, soil or bags) may be placed between the sidewalk and curb for automatic collection by the city. Pieces should be no longer than 6 feet in length and in a manageable pile that is away from trees, poles, fire hydrants and other obstructions. City laws prohibit the placement of any debris in the streets or boulevards, except leaves during the fall leaf collection season. The December yard debris collection is bi-weekly. The monthly collection schedule begins again in January.


A new National Transport Strategy for Scotland is now open for consultation.
The National Transport Strategy (NTS2) sets out our vision for the next 20 years and was developed in collaboration with over 60 partner organisations around Scotland.
The global climate emergency and the role of transport in helping to deliver net-zero emissions by 2045 is a key priority, along with how transport can play its part in building a fairer society – including reducing child poverty.
The strategy redefines investment priorities, putting sustainable and public transport at the heart of decision-making.
Read the National Transport Strategy and have your say at https://consult.gov.scot
The consultation closes on 23 October 2019


The Independent (at Main Street)
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The Independent is a mixed-use development, which will add to the unique character of Vancouver’s Mount Pleasant neighbourhood. Prominently located in the heart of this vibrant community where Broadway, Kingsway and Main Street meet, The Independent will provide a variety of new homes and commercial space for Vancouverites.
Status: Under Construction (completion targeted for Fall 2017)
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Some errands can be accomplished on foot.
9 Siemensstraße has a Walk Score of 63 out of 100. This location is Somewhat Walkable so some errands can be accomplished on foot.
Nearby parks include Fischer Lucius, Anton Matejtschek and Uwe Reitzenstein GmbH.
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Bharat Times | 17/01/2022 03:03 PM | Click to read full article
Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal has flagged off electric bus service in the capital by inaugurating its first electric bus. Inducted by Delhi Transport Corporation and made by JBM Auto, the electric bus services will be available for general public starting today.
Arvind Kejriwal, while inaugurating the bus service, said “It’s an imp measure to control pollution; 300 such E-buses will start till April, the target is 2000. It’ll cover a minimum distance of 120km; charging points are being arranged.”


Disruption and diversions for London bus routes. The latest information direct from TfL for all London bus routes. Route information updated every 4 minutes.
Return to all London bus route diversions.
Bus Route H14 Disruption
Reason for disruption: PlannedWork
Changes to Route H14 from Saturday 1 September: New timetable with no changes to stops served. Buses now run more often during Monday to Friday peaks: every 8-9 minutes, no changes at other times, however the route will be operated with double deck vehicles at all times.
Additional Bus Route Information
Valid from: Wed 15th Aug 2018, 1:02PM UTC
Valid to: Sun 9th Sep 2018, 1:29AM UTC
Bus route H14 data supplied by TfL and is as accurate as possible. Please visit the TfL website for more information regarding London Transport issues.


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A Public Input Meeting will be held from 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. on January 26, 2017 at the Gorecki Alumni Center (UND Campus), 3501 University Ave, Grand Forks, ND. The Public Input Meeting will utilize an open house format.
The purpose of the Public Input Meeting is to discuss proposed improvements to North 42nd Street from University Avenue to US 2 (Gateway Drive). The Public Input Meeting will provide opportunity for public input. Representatives from the City of Grand Forks and CPS, Ltd. will be present to answer your questions and discuss your concerns.
If unable to attend the Public Input Meeting, written statements or comments must be mailed by February 10, 2017 to Deon Wawrzyniak at CPS, Ltd. 308 2nd Avenue North, Grand Forks, ND 58203 or at firstname.lastname@example.org with “Public Input Meeting” in the e-mail subject heading.
The City of Grand Forks will consider every request for reasonable accommodation to provide:
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language interpretation for people with limited English proficiency (LEP), and
translations of written material necessary to access NDDOT programs and information.
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Rail industry supports Crossrail 2
Transport for London (TfL) restated its commitment to delivering Crossrail 2, in papers published ahead of its Board meeting. The papers say that – despite money earmarked for Crossrail 2 being diverted to completing Crossrail 1 – TfL and the Mayor’s office are fully committed to delivering Crossrail 2 as quickly as possible, and will be making the case for continued government support for this nationally significant infrastructure project.
In response, Darren Caplan, Chief Executive of the Railway Industry Association (RIA), said: “The Railway Industry Association said earlier this month that schemes like Crossrail and Crossrail 2 have a transformational impact on the UK, its economy and connectivity and therefore a delay to one should not affect decisions on the other.
“Crossrail 2 will support 200,000 new homes, 60,000 new jobs during the project and a 10% increase in rail capacity. So we welcome news that the concerns raised by RIA and others are being addressed, and that TfL and the London Mayor are committed to working with the Government, to find funding and safeguard the route for Crossrail 2.
“We also continue to urge policy makers to support other crucial nationally important rail projects across the country, such as HS2, Northern Powerhouse Rail, Trans Pennine Upgrade, and East West Rail – developing a strong national transport infrastructure is essential for the UK’s economy and connectivity, in what are clearly uncertain times.”
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Ganga Jal would be supplied once every day between 7 am and 9 am for the period.
Taps in Indirapuram are likely to run dry as supply of Ganga Jal will be limited in the area. The shortage will last till August 15, said officials. Ghaziabad Development Authority has informed residents in a public announcement and appealed to save water during the period. Water would be supplied once a day between 7 am and 9 am. The supply is being affected owing to the ongoing interconnection work of two Ganga jal pipelines in Ghaziabad.
A pipeline of 2000 mm diameter had to be shifted due to construction work on the Delhi Meerut Expressway. Since the shifting process started, residents of Indirapuram, Vaishali and Vasundhara were not getting sufficient water supply. To reinstate supply, the Ganga Jal Board and the GDA are laying another pipeline of 1500 mm diameter. The latter be connected with the former (2000 mm).
Meanwhile, the authority has deployed over 50 water tankers of 4000 litres of capacity in Indirapuram and its neighbouring localities to maintain a check on scarcity, a GDA official said. "Still, we would appeal to the residents to not waste water," the official added.


Governor Nyesom Wike returned to Rivers State on Wednesday after his trip to a country in Europe.
The governor embarked on the inspection of some projects ahead of the planned inauguration next week.
Wike was accompanied by Governor-elect, Sim Fubara, top officials of Julius Berger, among others.
The two projects are the 12th flyover bridge and the new Magistrate Court complex in Port Harcourt, the capital.
The flyover is at the popular Rumuokwuta and Rumuola junctions in the Obio/Akpor Local Government Area (LGA).
The Magistrate Court was constructed at the Moscow Road in the Port Harcourt City Local Government Area (LGA).


Shame, shame, shame on the vandals who tore our community owned studios down and left a pile of rubble for landfill and shame on the local board for the cack handed mishandling of the whole process.
While i accept that the studios were to come down to make way for the new library there was no need to evict the community groups 6 months before anything was done at all to the site. The community would have been richer, through rents recieved and facilities open and community organisations woulkd have been stronger through having their occupancy undisturbed over winter and would have been happy to accept a fortnights notice. Moreover there should havce been a discussion with our community on how best to recover and recycle the building materials. The huge glass windows and doors would doubtless have been an asset to community gardens looking to construct a glasshouse. The beams and roofs would have been a godsend to scouts and others needing to build shelter.
I am seriously pissed off at the waste of an asset that belongs to us all, I am angry that what was a resource is now going to costs us all to truck to town and put in a landfill. And I am troubled by the lack of accountability from our leaders who seem untroubled at wasting what we have already paid for and costing us to dump what we might have reused.
The situation is emblematic of a wider malise where our rates and our resources are mistreated and we are not consulted as if we were not the owners but some inferior beings.
There are some fine staff within council who will be very angry at this latest environmental vandalism and my hope is that our protest might ensure a more consistent environmental and community policy across council thnat will help them to do their jobs and give us the city we deserve.
To reach this nirvana will require local political representatives who share our values. will fight for our vision and protect what we have.
From John Stansfield.


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The Sacramento Regional County Sanitation District meets the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays of the month.
The Folsom representative to the Sacramento Regional County Sanitation District is Council Member Kerri Howell.
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Important announcement – Allotment waiting list for non-residents.
On Monday 13 September 2021, the Grounds and Environmental Services Committee took the decision to temporarily close the allotment waiting list for those persons that are not residents of Dunstable.
Non-residents who are already on the waiting list, will be allowed to remain on the list. The Council will be contacting all the non-residents to establish if they wish to remain on the list.
Dunstable Town Council manages six allotment sites across the town which are situated at:
The allotment sites vary in size from a fairly small site at Pascomb Road to the much larger Meadway site. The majority of plots on all sites are ‘small’ (approximately 5 pole/125 m2 ), although there are also a limited number of ‘large’, ‘quarter’ and ‘mini’ plots available across the sites.
As demand for allotment plots is high, the Council has a waiting list for those who are interested in taking on a tenancy.
For further information on allotments or to go on the waiting list, please click on the email link below or if you have a specific question, please contact us.


The Department of Engineering and Environmental Services encompasses the Engineering Division and the Landfill Division. Department services are principally offered to other Departments within the City, as well as various public and private agencies. The Departmental services include: Subdivision and Commercial Development Plan Review; Survey; Design and Drafting; Property and Plat Research; Flood Mitigation and Determination; Stormwater Management; Construction Coordination and Inspection; Bridge Inspection; and Landfill Management. Mission
Our departmental Mission is to coordinate the design, construction, maintenance, and management of the City's infrastructure to adequately support the various needs of the citizens of Montgomery.
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We want to alert you to a WisDOT road project that may impact Lakeland School families and staff. The WIS 67 bridge (Lincoln Street), over I-43, will close for repairs beginning Monday, March 29. Construction is expected to last approximately 60 days.


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Kerb and paving slabs damaged
Reported in the Pavement Defect category anonymously at 19:53, Sun 2 June 2019
Sent to Bristol City Council 1 minute later
The kerb and footpath are damaged at the corner of longmead Avenue junction with Kellaway Avenue. The kerbstones are approx 2 inches higher than the footpath and are a dangerous trip hazard.
Posted by Bristol City Council at 18:55, Sun 2 June 2019
Customer follow up.
Posted by Bristol City Council at 19:30, Sun 2 June 2019
I’ve seen plenty of motorists parking on the pavement here. Perhaps it’s time for prevention of such anti-social behaviour. Install a bollard for instance
Posted anonymously at 20:29, Sun 2 June 2019
This Fix My Street enquiry has been automatically closed.
State changed to: Closed
Posted by Bristol City Council at 10:52, Wed 2 December 2020
This report is now closed to updates. You can make a new report in the same location.


PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE
TOWN OF LEBANON
The Town of Lebanon will conduct a public hearing on Thursday, April 7, 2011 at 7:00 pm at the Lebanon Town Offices regarding the Community Development Block Grant Project (CDBG) on Monroe Road. The public is invited to attend to learn about the CDBG program, to express their views on this project and to review the performance of the funded activities. The meeting room is handicapped accessible. Persons needing additional accessibility accommodations should contact the Town Clerk at 920-925-3846.
Notice is hereby given this 22nd day of March, 2011.
Deborah Behl, Town Clerk


Welcome to the Mortenson|Clark website for the Chase Center and Golden State Warriors Mixed Use Development. The purpose of this website is to inform the public with the status of construction and provide convenient access to the latest procurement news associated with this project. Subscribe on the ‘Newsletter’ page to stay informed.
The Chase Center and Golden State Warriors Mixed Use Development will serve as a catalyst for economic growth and provide the City with a vibrant and much-anticipated element – an indoor venue to host major sporting events, concerts, conventions, family shows and much more.
Key elements of the project will include
- a state-of-the-art, 18,000 seat, multi-purpose arena and event space,
- 580,000 square feet of office/lab space
- 100,000 square feet of retail space
- a 35,000 square foot public plaza (over 3.2 acres of plaza, landscaping, and other public space)
- accessibility to multiple modes of public transportation
- 950 parking spaces
The project has been designed to achieve LEED Gold certification.
The official ground breaking ceremony for Chase Center will be held on Tuesday, January 17, 2017, and is scheduled to open for the start of the 2019-2020 NBA season.
For concerns regarding active construction, please call our Project Hotline:
For procurement or subcontract related information, please reference the ‘Procurement’ Tab.
- Procurement Package #3 Tipoff
Please join us on July 11th at 2:00pm for the Procurement Package #3 Tipoff!
- Revised Due Dates for Procurement Package 2
Please see below for the new due dates. Proposals Due: February 28, 2017 Proposals for Cast-in Place Concrete: March 21, 2017
- Presentation Slides for Feb. 6th Pre-Proposal Meeting Procurement Package 2
Please see the attached file below for presentation slides. Microsoft PowerPoint – PreProposalPkg#2 Chase Center Outreach Presentation
- Sign In Sheets for Feb. 6th Pre-proposal Meeting for Procurement Package 2
Please see the attached file below. Pre-proposal Sign In Sheets PP2
- Feb. 6th Pre-Proposal Meeting Procurement Package 2
Please see the attached flyer below. Feb. 6th Pre-Proposal PP2
Please visit www.chasecenter.com for additional information.


Public Works, Institutional & Educational Facilities
Collins has staff committed to serving the public sector. It is our goal to be a contributing member of a community’s growth. It is more than just a project—it is the development of a foundation for residents’ futures.
Growth and changing demands on infrastructure present challenges for communities. Collins regularly works with local entities through private and public meetings to ensure that satisfactory solutions are quickly identified and enforced.
Collins provides professional engineering services for government centers, university campuses, elementary schools, postal facilities, correctional facilities, and parks/trail systems.


We have been given notice that Kings Lane (Strawberry Lane) will be closed to through traffic for approximately one week from 5th October, to allow HS2’s contractors to build a temporary compound to support archaeological work. The closure is to the east of Bowood Lane, but residents at Hunts Green will continue to have access.
There are no physical roadworks on Kings Lane itself; the closure is simply to enable access for HGVs bringing in supplies, without the risk of them encountering an oncoming vehicle on a single track road. As such, the road will only be closed between 7:00 am and 6:00 pm Monday-Friday.
Most residents should have received notice of the closure through the post, and it is also available here.
If you have any questions on this closure, please contact the HS2 Helpdesk on 08081 434 434 or email <firstname.lastname@example.org>.


Caldwell’s use of bond money for rail administrative costs is questioned
By Gordon Y.K. Pang email@example.com
Posted on March 3, 2018 12:05 am
Updated on March 2, 2018 at 10:26 pm
Mayor Kirk Caldwell’s plan to use city money to pay a share of the cash-strapped East Kapolei-to-Ala Moana rail project is already raising objections from at least two members of the City Council.


Code of Ordinances
Local laws that have been passed by the Town Council are called ordinances. They are mostly compiled into a "codified" book of law by Municipal Code Corporation. Our Town Charter is found at this link. Please click here for the complete set of searchable, codified ordinances and charter for the Town of Indian River Shores. The Municipal Code website contains all of our approved ordinances.
Many inquiries are received about the Town's requirement for garaging trucks, boats and campers. That answer may be found in the Land Development Code, which was first codified by Municipal Code in 2017 and is current at this link.
The Comprehensive Plan was last published in 2020 and approved by the State in 2021, as shown in this Notice of Intent letter.
For more information on the Comprehensive Plan or Land Development Code, please click here
Ordinances or Resolutions in Process Status


We are pleased to offer for sale this large building plot, which is situated in a picturesque village location of Newmill. The nearby town of Keith and Huntly are only a short drive away. The plot is situated on a minor public road close to the village centre. Full planning permission has been granted for the erection of three detached two storey dwelling houses with detached garage and temporary siting of residential caravan during construction. The decisions and conditions for both 14/01590/APP and 10/00973/AMC can be viewed online at: http://public.moray.gov.uk/eplanning.Services: Mains electric nearby. Viewing: By attending at the site Note: If required the three individual building plots can be sold separately.
By appointment through McEwan Fraser Legal on 01224 472 441
McEwan Fraser Legal are open 7 days a week: 8am - Midnight Monday to Friday & 9am - 10pm Saturday & Sunday to book your viewing appointment.


There are as many pigeons as tourists at this square.
Piazza San Marco, often known in English as St Mark's Square, is the principal public square of Venice, Italy, where it is generally known just as la Piazza. All other urban spaces in the city are called campi. The Piazzetta is an extension of the Piazza towards San Marco basin in its south east corner. (Wikipedia)


Police, Personnel, and Health & Safety Committee Meeting Monday, August 26, 2019 at 6:00 p.m. Council Chambers at City Hall To view the agenda: [...]
Due to recent Wisconsin DNR phosphorus regulations our city has been incurring very significant additional chargers per month for phosphorus discharges. We need your [...]
Public Works/Streets/Recycling Committee Meeting July 15, 2019 @ 7:00 p.m. Council Chambers @ City Hall AGENDA - Public Works 7-15-19
Planning/Zoning/Economic Development Committee Meeting July 15th, 2019 @ 4:30 p.m. Council Chambers @ City Hall Planning_Zoning Agenda 7_15_19
Open gym will again be offered on Mondays and Wednesdays from December 3rd through March 27th from 6:30pm to 8:30pm.
The October Common Council meeting has been rescheduled to October 8th, 2018 @ 7:00pm.


Boston Landmarks Commission Hearing November 14, 2017
USE CONGRESS STREET AS AN ENTRANCE/EXIT AFTER 5:30 P.M.
Business Hearing - 6:00 PM
1. Review and ratification of 10/24/2017 hearing minutes.
2. Preliminary Hearing: Petition #260.17 – 144-146 Maverick Street, East Boston
Discussion and vote to accept for further study a petition to designate 144 and 146 Maverick Street, East Boston, MA as a Boston Landmark
3. Article 85 Demolition Delay Violation
144-146 Maverick Street, East Boston, MA, voluntarily demolished in violation of the Boston Zoning Code, Article 85
4. Property Updates and Staff Reports
- Projected Adjournment - 8:30 PM


Kilkenny County Council wish to advise that an emergency closure will be in place on Road No. LS7476 at Gorteens, Slieverue from Wednesday 13th March to Friday 22nd March in order to facilitate bridge repair works. This closure will be in place on a 24 hour basis. Access will be available to the LS7476 via Gyles Quay.
Kilkenny County Council appreciates your cooperation and apologise for any inconvenience this may cause.


Questions have been raised concerning how the Muriel Wright Center located in Santa Teresa County Park will operate when it re-opens in March of 2018. County Supervisor Wasserman addressed these questions and others at the end of the Measure A Bond meeting held February 22, 2018 at the South Side Community Center organized by San Jose Residents for Housing Solutions
The URLs referenced near the end of the Q&A have not been posted as of yet. We will update this post as that information becomes available.
On February 22, 2018, a local community group, San Jose Residents for Housing Solutions, held a meeting at Southside Community Center to have Supervisor Wasserman discuss government division of jurisdictions and how Measure A bond funds are being used to provide affordable housing in Santa Clara County. If you were unable to attend this meeting, you can view this informative discussion via the embedded video below.
To learn more about the issues regarding housing solutions, go to their website for San Jose Residents for Housing Solutions
For those unable to attend the Thursday night Q1 meeting for LPNA, the contents of the meeting were recorded on video. The topic covered at this meeting was the Evergreen Senior Homes Initiative with presentations from both project advocates as well as project opponents. This initiative will appear on the June ballot so it is imperative for the community to learn about this issue to make an informed decision at the polls.
If after viewing these videos, you wish to attend another public meeting on this issue to voice your concerns, STBNA will hold a public meeting on this same issue:
Location: Santa Teresa Public Library – Community Meeting Room
Date: February 26
Sponsored by the San Jose Residents for Housing Solutions
February 15th, 7:00 – 8:30 p.m.
Santa Teresa Library, 290 International Cir, San Jose, CA 95119
All are welcome to learn about this controversial initiative for a development project in Evergreen. Why should you care about a development project in Evergreen? Because this initiative could have long-term and far-reaching implications for future development in San Jose, including Coyote Valley.
Both proponents and opponents will be presenting. Come and learn so that you can make an informed decision at the polls in June.
Hosted by the Los Paseos Neighborhood Association
All Items collected will be distributed directly to people in need through the organization ‘sleeping bags for the homeless.’
Items needed: Coats, gloves, scarves mittens
January 20th, 2018
9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
Los Paseos Elementary School
121 Avenida Grande,
San Jose, CA
For those unable to attend the our meeting, please feel free to view the recorded session below. Still ironing out the bugs to the process, and definitely need to remember to detach the monitoring headset when stepping away from the camera, or else everything tends to follow you around, literally. 😀 So apologies for that mishap, but otherwise, the recording is presentable. The audio was not cleanly processed as I like, but due to time constraints to make this information available prior to the 12/12 City Council meeting, it will have to do.
The SPURS slide deck presentation is available for PDF download here
For those unable to attend the LPNA meeting on 12/7, SPUR supplied their presentation for review, see link below.
SPUR presentation LPNA
Download copies of the current meeting Agenda and Meeting minutes for the last meeting (Oct 7, 2017) for approval.
For those of you unable to attend the Highway 85 Community Meeting held on 11/9. You can view it here to catch up on discussion topics:
You can learn more about the study here at http://www.vta.org/85study
You can provide the VTA insight by completing a survey on how you use Highway 85 here at http://bit.ly/SR85-survey


Roseland Community Transport – Survey and Prize Draw
We need your opinion! We’re interested to hear from you even if you don’t currently use our services.
Please complete the Roseland Community Transport survey either by Freepost, or now also available online.
Roseland Community Transport recently sent out a Freepost survey to every household through the Roseland Magazine. The survey asks for your opinion about existing and proposed new services such as a round Roseland minibus service. We are very grateful for the many replies we have received so far but want to hear from as many people as we can.
So that we get the best possible response the survey is now also available online – please click on this link https://forms.gle/iwFYXpHjEGJHD5ms9 to complete it online.
Completed surveys – paper or online – will be entered into a prize draw for vouchers for local businesses.


Update: In response to some of the questions and comments I received after I sent out the my initial post, I wanted to provide you with some additional information. The businesses in around that Sagamore Pkwy & South Street intersection will be open for business and can be accessed by utilizing the U-Turn areas. Those U-turns are shown on the attached map. Be sure to follow posted signs and signals when trying to access these areas.
I know the attached detour map is a little small and difficult to read on mobile devices; please see the full-sized version at restoresagamore.com. We also plan to post it on the LPD's website at http://lafayettepolice.us (scroll down to "NEWS").
Kossuth Street is scheduled to be open by the time Sagamore & South is closed. Also, we were informed today that the process to close Sagamore and South will be begin much earlier than previously posted. Expect a complete, or nearly complete, closure by 7:00 am Monday morning.
Remember: Make your plans ahead of time, be patient, and get connected by signing up for Nixle alerts and following us on Twitter. Thanks, wjc
On Monday, July 17, the intersection at Sagamore Pkwy and South Street will close for construction.
The process to close the intersection starts at approximately 7:00 am, with a full shutdown by the afternoon. The closure is expected to last 28-days. Intersection improvements are being made as part of the Restore Sagamore construction project. The closure of this intersection is going to be a significant disruption to the traffic flow in and around the area. If you normally drive in and around this intersection, expect congestion and delays. We encourage everyone to find an alternate route, allow more time to travel, and practice patience.
Please see the attached detour map and familiarize yourself with it. We expect congestion and delays along the detour routes; if you can find a safe route around the affected area that does not include the detour, please do so. We are in the process of contacting local businesses and factories to make sure they understand the impact that this closure will have and give them information that will allow them to plan accordingly.
The Lafayette Police Traffic Unit will be in the area for increased enforcement. We will be looking for aggressive drivers, speeders, and those disobeying the posted signs.
By now, many of us are accustomed to the Restore Sagamore construction project and the inconvenience that these delays can cause. You can reduce the impact that has on you and your family by taking the appropriate steps now. We will try to update you with posts on Next Door, as well as Nixle and Twitter. You can also get detour maps, construction information, and updates by going to http://www.restoresagamore.com/
Will Carpenter, Sergeant
Lafayette Police Department


IMPORTANT UPDATE DUE TO COVID-19
Due to the ongoing health concerns affecting our area, FBC Engineering will be available to assist in person BY APPOINTMENT ONLY. Please call 281-633-7500 or email the applicable address below to schedule an appointment.
- For development questions, please email email@example.com.
- For permit questions, please email firstname.lastname@example.org.
Engineering will be accepting PDF submittals of construction plans and plats for review until further notice. Please send all review documents to Development@fortbendcountytx.gov. At this time, online payment for plan/plat review is not available.
- Send review checks made out to FORT BEND COUNTY to 301 JACKSON STREET, SUITE 401, RICHMOND, TX 77469
The Engineering Department provides comprehensive planning, design, mapping, and management services to facilitate quality construction of private development, public roads, and public infrastructure to enhance public safety and quality of life in the County.
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Secondary Dwelling Units
At this week’s city Council meeting, the Council decided to permit secondary dwelling units as of right in all areas of the City including the Near Campus area that we are part of. The vote was 8-4 with Councillors Squire and Turner speaking on maintaining the limitation. Councillors Hubert and Morgan also voted to maintain the limitation. Councillors Usher and Zaifman were absent, and Councillor Hopkins had a conflict of interest and could not vote.
Continue reading “End of July News”


The Chattahoochee River Keeper and the Piedmont Park Conservancy are partnering for a Rain Barrel Workshop on Tuesday, January 15th. They are going to educate the community about the value of rainwater harvesting and how rain barrels are a great way to conserve water during times of drought (and anytime).
Registration is $10 and includes one rain barrel, an installation kit and a presentation about Atlanta’s water needs and solutions.
The workshop starts at 6pm and is held at the Community Center at Piedmont Park at 12th and Piedmont. You can learn more here – http://www.ucriverkeeper.org/rain-barrel-workshops.php.


We have had a number of recent reports of inconsiderate parking in the estate.
How you can help
- Please think of your neighbours before you park and remind your visitors to park sensibly.
- Park so that there is space for other motorists to pass easily, and allow enough room for ambulances, fire brigades and bin trucks to get through.
- Avoid parking near corners or on double yellow lines which could impair visibility and lead to an accidents or injury.
- Report instances of illegal parking — contact the Council’s Parking Section on 01-2054884 or email firstname.lastname@example.org. Report driving hazards to Garda Traffic Watch on LoCall 1890-205805.
- Contact your local councillors directly to express concerns about parking, as the more voices they hear, the more likely they will do something about it. Contact details are available on our County Council and Utilities page.
What we are doing
- We are contacting all local councillors to request a review of traffic and parking in the estate to help alleviate some of the problems.


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State of California • Department of Transportation
Date: July 31, 2017
District: 4 - Oakland
Contact: Chiconda V Davis
Phone: (510) 286-1227
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
OVERNIGHT RAMP and LANE CLOSURES
NORTHBOUND/SOUTHBOUND INTERSTATE 880 AT VARIOUS LOCATIONS
JULY 31 THROUGH AUGUST 5, 2017
Oakland/Alameda, Alameda County – The California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) has scheduled various lane closures and full freeway closure of northbound (NB) and southbound (SB) of Interstate 880 (I-880) from 5th Avenue to High Street in Oakland starting Monday, July 31 through Saturday, August 5, 2017, at various times and location to continue the removal of the steel girders and bridge overcrossing at the 23rd Avenue Overcrossing.
Closure information is as follows:
• Monday July 31st to Tuesday August 1st: from 10:00 PM until 5:00 AM: from 5th Avenue to High Street SB lanes #1 and #2 closed
• Tuesday August 1st to Wednesday August 2nd: from 10:00 PM until 5:00 AM: from 5th Avenue to High Street SB lanes #1 and #2; NB 29th Avenue on-ramp to I-880
• Wednesday August 2nd to Thursday August 3rd: from 10:00 PM until 5:00 AM: from 5th Avenue to High Street SB lanes #1 and #2; NB 29th Avenue on-ramp to I-880; full NB closure at 23rd Avenue overcrossing
• Friday August 4th to Saturday August 5th: from 10:00 PM until 7:00 AM: NB lane closures at various location along I-880 between 5th Avenue and High Street
Advance warning changeable message signs, detour signs and construction crew flaggers will be in place to assist motorists traveling in the area.
This work is weather dependent and will be rescheduled if necessary. Motorists are advised to expect delays and allow extra time for their commute. Please drive with caution through the construction zone, leave a safe traveling distance between your vehicle and the vehicle ahead of you, and Slow for the Cone Zone.
California Highway Patrol will be on site during night closures.
For more information about this Caltrans construction project, visit the website at: http://www.dot.ca.gov/dist4/projects/88023rd29thovercrossing/
Closure information and real-time traffic maybe found on Caltrans QuickMap: http://quickmap.dot.ca.gov/.
Follow us on Twitter: @CaltransD4. Caltrans appreciates your patience as we work to maintain California’s highways. Please #BeWorkZoneAlert.


Currently, the A47 between A47/A17 Pullover Roundabout and A47/A10/A149 Hardwick Roundabout is reduced to a single lane contraflow arrangement on the eastbound carriageway whilst we undertake repair work on the westbound carriageway.
On Friday (18 July) work on the eastbound carriageway will begin. In order for this to happen, the A47 will be closed in both directions overnight on Thursday (17 July) from 8pm until 6am so that we can move the contraflow across to the westbound carriageway.
Highways Agency project manager Ranjit Mistry said:
The next phase of the A47 bridge maintenance works has been delayed because of the recent bad weather and we have also needed to complete additional work on the bridges.
The work which was scheduled to begin on Monday 07 July will start just over a week later.
We’d like to take this opportunity to thank drivers for their continued patience while we carry out this vital work.
This work is progressing and we are endeavouring to finish the scheme by end of July, but this is weather permitting.
Some congestion during peak periods is likely – the Highways Agency is advising drivers to plan ahead and leave some extra time for their journeys.
Members of the public should contact the Highways Agency Information Line on 0300 123 5000.
Journalists should contact the Highways Agency press office on 0844 693 1448 and use the menu to speak to the most appropriate press officer.


Caltrans is scheduled to temporarily close northbound Interstate 680 just north of the Benicia-Martinez Bridge in the early morning hours starting Tuesday and lasting until Saturday, April 13 for scheduled bridge maintenance, agency officials announced.
I-680 just north of the Benicia-Martinez Bridge will be closed from 12:01 a.m. to 4 a.m. on April 9-11, they said. I-680 will also be closed from 1 a.m. to 4 a.m. on April 12 and from 1 to 5 a.m. on April 13.
All work is weather permitting.
During the closures, the detour route will be from northbound I-680, to westbound Interstate 780 in Benicia, to East 5th Street, left on East 5th Street, left onto eastbound I-780 and then bear right back onto northbound I-680.
For 24/7 traffic updates, please visit 511.org: https://twitter.com/511SFBay
For real-time information, please visit Caltrans QuickMap: http://quickmap.dot.ca.gov or follow Caltrans on Twitter at: https://twitter.com/CaltransD4


The Department of Redevelopment of the City of Martinsville will meet on Wednesday, April 14, 2021 at 7:30 a.m. in the Common Council Chambers of City Hall.
I. ROLL CALL:
II. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: Approval of meeting minutes for March 10, 2021
III. REVIEW AND APPROVAL OF CLAIMS:
- A. Financial – TIF and GO Bond Reports
- B. Attorney’s Report – Dakota VanLeeuwen
- C. Engineer’s Report – Gary Oakes
V. UNFINISHED BUSINESS:
- A. New Bond Status
- B. Downtown Action Plan
- C. Main St and Hacker/Morton sanitary sewer extension
- D. Property Acquisitions
VI. NEW BUSINESS:
- A. Banning utility mapping continuation
NOTE: The next RDC meeting is scheduled for May 12, 2021, at 7:30 a.m.


The monthly Derbyshire County Council mobile library service will serve Hathersage – from Oddfellows Road car park – on Thursday 25 August, 9.15am to 1pm; Thursday 22 September, 9.15am to 1pm; and Thursday 20 October, 9.15am to 1pm.
Replacement of BT pole; road closure/diversions between Birley Lane and Gatehouse Lane junctions; alternative route via Hollin Bank Road and Birley Lane; access will be maintained where possible; road will be fully reopened as soon as work is completed.
DDDC canvass letters and emails, to ensure all residents eligible to vote are registered, will start to arrive from 12 July 2022. The email will come from email@example.com. DDDC asks residents to monitor their junk/spam folder; some email providers may identify this correspondence as junk mail and respond accordingly. If any resident hasn’t received either a letter or email by 25 July they should contact the District Council by calling 01629 761335 or emailing firstname.lastname@example.org
Closure to undertake culvert replacement and carriageway resurfacing. Alternative route – Birley Lane, Out Lane. Access will be maintained where possible. Works may be completed earlier than 17 June.


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We discuss a ballot measure which would create funds to build a huge rail transportation system here in Western Washington. What are the pros and cons? find out on this edition of Northwest Now.
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The BMC has awarded tender to Aben Software to develop this app at cost of Rs 2.70 lakh, which is operative only on Android platform.
For Mumbai's elite, a posh address and a heritage label are symbols of status. So a suggestion by the BMC Heritage review committee has gone down badly with the residents.
The civic body officials today dismantled an open air gymnasium inaugurated by Yuva Sena leader Aaditya Thackeray.
The Bombay High Court has issued a notice to the city police for refusal to provide protection to civic officials while they demolished illegal structures.
The coastal road will also include 22 interchanges - entry and exit points and lanes dedicated to BRTS for mass transportation.
Nirupam had recently met Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation Commissioner Ajoy Mehta to demand that the civic body withdraw orders to evict hawkers.
As heavy monsoon rains hit Mumbai, chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis appealed to residents to venture out only if required.
Once known as a progressive state, Maharashtra is now turning in to a lawless state, as politicians in the state openly threaten each other.


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New York City's Mayor de Blasio has released a new video, inviting viewers into his family's Park Slope home to learn about the beauty of composting or—more precisely—the city's municipal "Brown Bin" program for organic waste recycling.
It's an important show of commitment to New York's relatively new municipal composting program, and may help to both raise its profile and convince leery first-timers to give it a try.
Campaigners have previously worried that Mayor de Blasio may try to roll back recent environmental initiatives in NYC, and his refusal to bail out Citibike may be seen by some as a nod in that direction. (The Mayor is working with Citibike to make it more efficient, so rushing to judgment may not be helpful.)From becoming way more bike-, walk- and transit-friendly (the city's bike count rose 289% in just 10 years!) to a plan to make EV charging available at 20% of parking spaces, the Big Apple has gotten way, way
Let's hope the de Blasio family's composting PSA is a sign of more good things to come.


PSPOs specify an area where activities are taking place that are, or may likely be, damaging to the local community's quality of life.
To deal with a particular nuisance PSPOs impose conditions or restrictions that apply to everyone using that area.
Wrexham Town Public Spaces Protection Order 2020
The order came into force on March 1, 2020 and ends on February 28, 2023.
The Queensway Alley Gating Public Spaces Protection Order 2021
The order came into force on March 11, 2021 and ends on March 10, 2024.


KANPUR: To pay tribute to Sachin Tendulkar's awe-inspiring batting exploits, Kanpur Municipal Corporation has built a marble gate in the city and has named it 'Sachin Ramesh Tendulkar Sarvdharam Dwaar'.
Located on the road connecting the Kalpi Road with Darshanpurva, the gate would be inaugurated tomorrow and though Tendulkar would not be present at the ceremony, he would be invited to have a look at it whenever India plays in Kanpur next.
Kanpur's mayor Ravindra Patni said the gate is the city's gift to Tendulkar.
"It's made of pink marble and has been built at a cost of Rs 10 lakh. The money has come from the corporation," he said.


The area around Abbey Wood station is undoubtedly a mess. To the south it boasts
twenty or so businesses but not a single old style shop, butcher, green grocer etc.
The electrical goods and ironmonger are long gone. It
has a newsagent, a gift shop which doubles as a florist, a couple of bookies,
ditto cab offices, a trio of estate agents, and at least half a dozen
hairdressers. Oh, and a chemist which I no longer use because some of its prices
are near to double that of another in Picardy Street only a mile away.
And did I mention it looks perpetually tatty? Frequently litter and gum strewn pavements on the Greenwich side, a narrow but cleaner path on the Bexley side. And there’s a pub which got the worst News Shopper Pub Spy review ever. “Unforgivably repellent.”
To the north there is another shop and a Caribbean Cash & Carry.
Get the picture? The area badly needs loving attention.
If you can believe a News Shopper’s report, Bexley and Greenwich councils have conjured up six million pounds from various money pots (TfL, Network Rail etc.) to spend on the new station environs. That’s one hell of a lot of money for one small location. It’s the same as what was spent on Broadway and Sidcup High Street combined.
What do they plan to give us with our money? The plans appear to be half baked at best.
Gayton Road (all of 50 yards long) and Felixstowe Road which run alongside the railway south and north respectively are to get new paving. Good, they need it. Disabled parking, short stay parking and drop off points too. Really imaginative; we had those until Crossrail recently took them away.
So what’s new and what costs £6 million? Well there’s going to be a bench or two scattered around and some trees - there are already trees but maybe the existing ones will have to come down. The only thing that might cost serious money is a dedicated cycle path along Harrow Manorway. Boris gave Bexley some consolation money to spend on cycling when it failed to win the mini-Holland bid.
There seems to be a grave shortage of ideas, something which has been noticed by the energetic local MP, Teresa Pearce. She has approached all the local traders to encourage them to organise themselves and offered to help them do it. Two weeks on she has had just one response leaving the path clear for Bexley and Greenwich councils to do what they like. Only a couple of months ago those same traders were complaining about Bexley council ignoring them when drawing up plans for the area during the station construction period. Given a chance Bexley will do it again.
Clearly we have seen the end of the Harrow Manorway bus lane. Its existence is one of the earliest examples I have of Bexley council’s dishonesty. Bus lanes, if they serve any purpose at all, are there to facilitate faster bus journeys. One just 200 metres long was never likely to have any effect and this extract from a 14 year old letter tells you why.
It was installed to deter parking and had nothing to do with speeding the passage of buses. It therefore failed to meet the legislative criteria.
Despite the signs about bus lane cameras, Bexley did not collect a penny in bus lane fines during the last financial year.
Presumably Abbey Wood station will be served by even more buses when Crossrail opens. A route much better than the meandering B11 to Bexleyheath must be on the agenda and even now one can occasionally see four buses queuing for the one stop. As Mr. Murky says on his blog, post-Cross Quarter and post-Crossrail, gridlock will be difficult to avoid.
Mr. M. is not wrong about the appalling introduction to London meted out to the thousands of tourists who set up camp at the site only a few minutes walk away either.
P.S. The Harrow Manorway pedestrian crossing was repaired overnight.


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3 Crosses Avenue to be closed for two weeks
LAS CRUCES - The New Mexico Department of Transportation, along with contractor AUI, Inc., is currently performing roadway reconstruction, lighting and signalization operations on U.S. 70- Solano Drive- 3 Crosses Avenue-N. Main Street.
Beginning Wednesday at 4 a.m., 3 Crosses Avenue will be closed from Alameda Boulevard to the N. Main Street intersection. The closure is expected to last two weeks.
Construction will be from 5 a.m. to 11 p.m. Monday through Friday.
Traffic will be required to seek an alternate route. Motorists are asked to reduce speed, obey posted signs and use extreme caution.


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Distinctive celebration clearways will probably be in influence from 7am to 1:30pm on Mona Vale Rd through St Ives. Examine symptoms as autos remaining in clearways might be towed in addition to a payment applies.
Motorists are suggested to allow nearly 5 minutes further journey time and to observe pace and width constraints in position.
Alternating (stop/sluggish) site visitors Manage are going to be in position to allow motorists to go in Each individual course.
A Pageant is also staying held next door in the Leisure Quarter and motorists really should assume delays from 6pm as The 2 gatherings will finish round the identical time.
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This operate may be the continuation of significant gentle rail development on Hunter St and Scott St. Get the job done hours are 7am to 6pm on weekdays, and 8am to 6pm on Saturday, however the road is shut 24 hours every day to the duration of the do the job.
Alternating (Cease/slow) targeted traffic Management will be in position with a single lane available to motorists between 5am and 7pm. Moss Vale Road is limited to motor vehicles underneath 19m extended and 3.5m large.
Driver Ave may even be partly closed before, all through and after the sport that can help crowds go all-around safely.
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Particular function clearways is going to be in click over here now position from 3pm until 11pm on several crucial streets in Moore Park and nearby regions.
Motorists should allow excess travel time and expect delays in the region all through the weekend. Motorists must also think about alternate routes or travelling outside the house the peak group arrival/departure instances to stop several of the delays.


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High temperatures are a problem in the city thanks to concretization. Similarly, the water problem is a given for many living in the city. One such area happens to be Gauthami Enclave in Kondapur. The colony has been facing water problems for the past five years.
The colony has been having chronic water problems and nearly 2500 families reside in the Enclave. The residents complain that the officials remain unmoved by their plight. Despite several requests, the government has done little to ease their plight.
The residents also came up with 27 rainwater harvesting pits to deal with the problem and increase the groundwater table in the area. But that hasn’t helped too. The government supplies water only seven times a month for about 30 to 40 minutes. The amount of water received is very less, rue the colony residents.
While the Enclave does have some functional borewells, there is a dearth of drinking water many a time. They feel that despite living in a developed area, they have to shell out money to buy drinking water. They are also miffed that a lot of money has to be set aside each summer for water tankers.
They pay around Rs 2500 to Rs 4000 per tanker. And they get two tankers once in 3 days while the requirement is for 15-20 tankers. Since there are 30 blocks, each block requires two tankers on average.
Some residents have moved out of the Enclave as they were done with dealing with the perennial water crisis.


THE Australian Turf Club’s (ATC) long-term strategy improve Sydney’s racing infrastructure took another important step after property group Mirvac agreed to develop non-core, surplus land at Canterbury Park.
ATC and Mirvac will work alongside the local community, NSW Government and Canterbury Bankstown Council toward securing a considered and suitable development for a 12,800 sq/metre site that sits opposite Canterbury Park racecourse.
The identified land is not essential to racing operations, and has been used in recent times as an overflow parking area for the track.
Proceeds back to ATC from the development will be used on new and existing racing infrastructure, as well as club amenities.
Australian Turf Club chief executive Darren Pearce said revenue from the development would be reinvested in infrastructure for racing, and improving facilities for ATC Members and patrons.
“Building and maintaining world-class racing, training and customer facilities is the number one strategy for the ATC, and this partnership will allow us to further invest without affecting Sydney racing operations,” Pearce said.
“The ATC will work with the community and Government authorities through this process to ensure there is a positive community legacy.
“Canterbury Park is an increasingly important racing asset as it not only holds race meetings including our popular night racing program, but also facilitates important training facilities for visiting horses and the best local gallopers as they prepare for ATC feature races.
“We are especially excited to be working with Mirvac who have a proven track record in building modern housing that best serves the community.”
Mirvac’s residential head Stuart Penklis stated that the company was ready to assist in helping the ‘iconic’ racetrack improve exponentially.
“We are thrilled to partner with the ATC to seek to develop this iconic site in Canterbury,” he said.
“This site presents us with a rare opportunity in Sydney, and we bring our 45 years of experience and track record of quality developments to this fantastic and growing location.”


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Council has an ongoing program of footpath maintenance to repair trip hazards and replace damaged or worn areas in accordance with its footpath repair and replacement program. There are approximately 176 kilometres of footpaths in the Strathfield local government area.
Any trips or hazards reported on footpaths are made safe within 3 working days. Council replaces footpaths after assessing the nature and extent of damage, use and other safety factors.
To report a hazard or damaged area, please contact Council’s Customer Service Centre on 9748 9999.


Parrotts Ferry Road Repairs To Impact Traffic
Columbia, CA – Commuters could face delays on Parrotts Ferry Road in the Columbia area into November.
Tuolumne County Road Crews will be doing patch paving repairs on the roadway, between Marble Quarry Road and the Parrotts Ferry Bridge for the next three weeks.
The work begins Thursday, October 22nd, and runs until Friday, November 13th, and will impact the morning commute. The hours of operation are from 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., each day. There will be one-way traffic with flaggers in place.
Motorists can expect up to 10-minute delays. Travelers are asked to obey all signage and slow down where road crews and equipment are in the cone zones.


Destruction caused by natural disasters in the U.S. annually totals an average $54 billion in losses and requires federal spending averaging $17 billion. Enforcing modern building codes and floodplain ordinances can be a powerful force in reducing those numbers and strengthening the nation’s resiliency after disasters.
According to a FEMA study over a 20-year period, cities and counties enforcing modern building codes avoided at least $32 billion in losses from natural disasters. Designing buildings to the latest international disaster-resistant standards has resulted in a national benefit of $11 saved for every $1 invested.
- Consequently, disaster-resistant building codes and floodplain management standards are priorities for FEMA and are becoming priorities for communities nationwide.
- FEMA is involved in many efforts to help the nation become more resilient to disasters. One way is to reimburse local communities for enforcing their building codes and floodplain management regulations after a budget-busting disaster.
- FEMA is working with Kentucky Emergency Management and its commonwealth, federal and local partners to help local authorities make their disaster repairs and construction more resistant to future disasters, with particular focus on vulnerable communities.
Reimbursing Local Governments
- Section 1206 of the Disaster Recovery Reform Act of 2018 makes more resources available to communities by reimbursing them for post-disaster floodplain management and building code activities through FEMA’s Public Assistance program.
- The goal is to increase the speed of recovery and encourage compliance with modern building codes and floodplain management ordinances. By providing state, local, tribal, and territorial governments with additional resources, FEMA helps post-disaster activities conform to local building and floodplain regulations.
- Section 1206 changes how FEMA supports communities after a disaster. Efforts focus more on providing technical assistance, training and long-term support to damaged communities rather than focusing on collecting damage-assessment data.
- Reimbursement is available to eligible communities for up to 180 days after the date of a major disaster declaration, or until June 10. FEMA does not have authority to support activities occurring more than 180 days after the date of a declaration.
How Communities Can Apply for Reimbursement
The process for seeking reimbursement is the same as it is for projects funded by FEMA’s Public Assistance program. Communities must submit to FEMA their Request for Public Assistance with supporting documentation through the PA Grants Portal. If you have questions about the Public Assistance program and the grants portal, reach out to your local emergency managers.
- Applicants need to submit documentation showing the location of the work and showing the work was completed. If work was performed by contract, the applicant must submit documentation showing federal regulations for procurement were followed, as with other Public Assistance requests involving contractors.
- FEMA may require an applicant to provide documentation demonstrating how the activities support the community’s legally adopted building code or floodplain management ordinance.
- Eligibility for reimbursement for building and floodplain enforcement activities are essentially the same as they are for other reimbursements under FEMA’s Public Assistance program, with one extra requirement.
- To be eligible, communities must be in good standing with the National Flood Insurance Program. FEMA does not fund activities in a community that is suspended from or has been sanctioned for not participating in the National Flood Insurance Program.
- Eligible applicants must be legally responsible to administer and enforce building codes or floodplain management regulation. For example, if a county is legally responsible, then the county would be the applicant.
Types of Work Covered
- All building code and floodplain management regulation, administration, and enforcement activities must relate to the repair, replacement, or retrofitting of disaster-damaged structures in the jurisdiction of the applicant. This may include public, private and residential structures.
- Generally, work is considered eligible for reimbursement if it is consistent with work that the applicant normally does to administer and enforce building codes and floodplain regulations.
- Examples of eligible work include conducting field surveys, establishing damage trends, preparing cost information, hiring and training staff, collecting field data, and conducting damage inventory.
- Reimbursement is also available to help local floodplain administrators in making “substantial damage” determinations. Substantial damage refers to any structural damage where the cost of restoring the structure to its original condition would be equal to or exceed 50% of the market value of the structure.


Thirty-two new sites are proposed in Kirklees’ Local Plan, the majority in rural areas.
There are six new sites in Huddersfield, four in Dewsbury/Mirfield, seven in Batley & Spen and 15 in Kirklees Rural – which covers the Colne and Holme valleys and the Dearne valley area around Denby Dale and Skelmanthorpe.
For business: Park Valley Mills, Lockwood SITE REF HUD28
For homes: Knowle Road, Kirkheaton SITE REF H3350, Plane Street, Newsome SITE REF H2685, Ruth Street, Newsome SITE REF H3405, Minerva Works, Kirkheaton SITE REF H2594a, Cherry Nook Road, Deighton SITE REF SL3363
For homes: Red Deer Park Lane, Briestfield SITE REF H2576, Lock Street, Thornhill SITE REF H2646, Hall Lane, Thornhill SITE REF H3379.
Mixed use for homes and business: Lees House Farm, Leeds Road, Dewsbury SITE REF MX3394
Batley & Spen
For homes: Halifax Road, Hightown SITE REF H2584, Halifax Road, Hightown SITE REF H2537, Highgrove Beds, Spen Lane, Gomersal SITE REF H2627, Oxford Road, Gomersal SITE REF H2667, Hightown Road, Cleckheaton SITE REF H2645, Spafield Mill, Upper Road, Batley SITE REF H2647. Mixed use for homes and business: Westgate, Cleckheaton SITE REF MX3349.
For business: Albion Mills, Miry Lane, Thongsbridge SITE REF KR30, Ribbledon Dye Works, Dunford Road, Holmfirth SITE REF KR31. For homes: Thirstin Mills, Honley SITE REF H2586, Water Street, Holmbridge SITE REF H2585, Midlothian Garage, New Mill SITE REF H2587, Carr Top Lane/Brook Lane, Golcar SITE REF H3395, Victoria Terrace, Marsden SITE REF H2649, former Gees Garage, Outlane SITE REF H2652, Park Mill, Clayton West SITE REF H3325a, Far Bank, Shelley SITE REF SL3356, Fulstone Road, Stocksmoor SITE REF SL3357, Shepley Road, Stocksmoor SITE REF SL3358, Ryecroft Lane, Scholes SITE REF SL3359, Hebble Mount, Meltham SITE REF SL3365, Clay Well, Golcar SITE REF SL3396


Here are some pictures from our fall aeration program last week.
Along with the puching/sanding/verti-cutting/overseeding, we had slit drainage installed on greens #12 & #18. The new drainage installed on these greens is expected to greatly improve their playability year round.
We expect these greens to be back in play on Tuesday, September 16th.
– Links Committee


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September 3, 2019, 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM @ City Council Chambers
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a special meeting of the Board of Zoning Adjustment of the City of McCook
September 3, 2019, 5:30 PM - 6:30 PM @ City Council Chambers
September 3, 2019, 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
September 3, 2019, 12:30 PM - 4:30 PM
September 3, 2019, 11:30 AM - 1:00 PM @ Heritage Senior Center
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a public hearing will be held on a request for a variance of the side yard property line setback requirement from 5'0" to 1'0" in a Residential Medium Density (RM) District.
Notice of Budget Hearing and Budget Summary for the City of McCook will be Tuesday, September 3, 2019 at 5:30 PM.
Notice of public hearing for the purpose of presentation of One Year and Long Range Plan for Street Improvements.
August 26, 2019 - December 6, 2019
The City of McCook will continue the Tree Rebate Program for the 2019 fall season.


Department of Public Works
INVITATION TO BID
TOWN OF LITCHFIELD, CT
PARKING LOT PROJECT
The Town of Litchfield will be accepting bids for the milling, reclamation and resurfacing of the Bantam Fire Co. parking lot. Included in the project (but not limited to) is reclamation of approximately 30,580 SF of parking area, 15,560 SF of 2" asphalt milling, resurfacing, and sidewalk installation. All bids must be submitted on forms and in accordance with specifications supplied by the Town of Litchfield, Public Works Department, 101 Russell Street, Litchfield CT. Bids will be received at the Office of the First Selectman, 74 West Street, Litchfield, CT, 06759 until 10:00 a.m. on Monday, August 6, 2018 and will be opened and read publicly at that time in the Office of the First Selectman. Interested parties can download the specifications at the Town of Litchfield website www.townoflitchfield.org. In order to be eligible to bid a representative of your company must attend the walk through on July 27, 2018.
The Town of Litchfield reserves the right to waive the technical defects in the bids, to reject any bid which does not conform to the terms and conditions described in the bid documents, to accept or reject any part of any bid and to reject all bids and again invite bids.
No bidder may withdraw a bid within 60 days after the bid opening. EOE-AA.
R-A July 20, 2018


Temescal Valley residents opposed to annexation by Corona are asked to participate in a letter-signing event on Saturday, April 13.
Sponsored by Residents for Temescal Valley, the event will be held from 10 a.m. to noon at the corner of Knabe Road and Clay Canyon Drive, and will target residents of The Retreat, California Meadows, Montecito Ranch and Wild Rose.
The letters will be hand-delivered to the Local Agency Formation Commission (LAFCO), which sets boundaries for cities. About 1,700 letters from previous events have already been delivered.
The letters, which any resident can sign, will be used by annexation opponents at a public hearing on Sept. 26, when LAFCO wil take testimony from residents, the City of Corona and Riverside County.
Unless LAFCO decides at the hearing to turn down the annexation, opponents will be 21 days to get signatures from registered voters on a protest petition. Depending on the number of registered voters signing the petition, annexation could be approved, rejected or decided in a referendum.


Ellwood City Council to take legal action on dilapidated borough house
ELLWOOD CITY — Council has agreed to have its solicitor Ed Leymarie take legal action against the property owner of 1127 Center Ave. in order to have the person demolish the structure, which was damaged in a fire.
Leymarie said the structure is "dangerous," while Ellwood City Manager David Allen said there have been a lot of code enforcement calls on the property from neighbors.
"It's definitely a priority," Allen said.
During Monday's meeting, council also agreed to advertise a potential ordinance prohibiting the use of engine brake retarders on motor vehicles on Woodside Avenue (Route 65) from Pershing Street to Mount Vernon Drive.


We have been asked how to make representations to support or object to the planning appeal to build 30 dwellings behind The Lindens. For your information this can be done in a variety of ways as follows and must be received by the Planning Inspectorate by 25th May.
You can make a representation:
Online via the Planning Inspectorate website by clicking here then clicking the Make Representation box in the top right hand corner
By email to firstname.lastname@example.org
By letter to Ms Jenni Ball-Room 3M, The Planning Inspectorate, Temple Quay House, 2 The Square, Bristol BS1 6PN. (3 copies are required if posting.)
PLEASE NOTE both email and letters require the ref APP/W1850/W/17/3172697 to be quoted.


Crackdown on illegal parking in Chatteris sees 10 parking tickets issued
- Credit: Archant
Ten parking tickets have been issued in nine days in Chatteris as part of a crackdown on illegal parking.
Last week, PCSOs issued six fixed penalty tickets for parking on double yellow lines.
So far this week, four tickets have been issued for parking in bus stops, obstructing footpaths and parking on single yellow lines at schools.
PCSO Dawn Rae, posting on the Policing March and Chatteris Facebook page, said: “The yellow lines are there for everybody’s safety and we will enforce them when seen. Please park in designated parking bays.”


Results of the Elk Creek Road Bridge #7 Bid Opening June 15, 2021.
Separate sealed Bids will be received by the Lewis and Clark County Commissioners, City/County Room 343. Click for more information.
Lewis and Clark County is seeking a qualified engineering firm for on-call flood mitigation and hydraulic modeling assistance in the Augusta, Montana locale. This will be a five-year contract with a professional engineering firm. Click for more information.
The Lewis and Clark County Public Works Department is soliciting competitive bids from interested parties for the purchase of two (2) new snow plow cabs and chassis. Click for more information.
Lewis and Clark County is soliciting proposals to hire a consultant to provide groundwater sampling, methane monitoring and annual reporting at the Lewis and Clark County Landfill. Click for more information.
Request for Qualifications - Professional Planning Services Consultant to Rewrite the Lewis and Clark County Subdivision Regulations
Lewis and Clark County is soliciting Requests for Qualifications (RFQ) from interested professional planning consultants to assist the Planning Department staff with rewriting the 2019 County Subdivision Regulations.
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Responses due by March 26, 2021. Click link for additional information.


The Brea City Attorney explains at the January 16, 2018 City Council Meeting what his initial take is of the Supreme Court’s denial of the developer’s request for review of the Madrona project. In short, he believes the project can’t be fixed by updating the Environmental Impact Report. We anticipate the that Superior Court Judge Moss will require the entire project approvals to be overturned by the City of Brea.
Brea City Attorney Comments on Madrona Case
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New District Administration Building is Coming to Elm Ridge WCID!
October 31, 2023
Construction is about to begin on Elm Ridge WCID's new District Administration Building. A formal groundbreaking ceremony will be held on November 9 at 9 a.m.
Local architect RPGA has provided some 3-D renderings of the inside of the building. We will continue to share updates and photos throughout the construction process.


Colchester Development Review Bd.
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The Colchester Development Review Board is charged with processing site plan, subdivision, and conditional use applications and variance requests and appeals of the Zoning Administrator's determinations. Board meetings are at 7:00 PM on the second and fourth Wednesday of each month at the Colchester Meeting House in the Village. Further information on the Board can be obtained by contacting the Department of Planning and Zoning. If you want to puchase a copy of this program please contact LCATV: 862-5724 or email firstname.lastname@example.org.


Reported via mobile in the Road signage category anonymously at 11:30, Tuesday 13 June 2023
Sent to Bristol City Council less than a minute later.
FixMyStreet ref: 4666121.
20mph road sign and street name “ HEADLEY LANE”, damaged by a car in a collision and debris on the grass and path.
You have a previous report showing 30 road sign…. It is a 20 road sign.
Receive email when updates are left on this problem.
A new enquiry has been raised for this issue.
Posted by Bristol City Council at 11:30, Tuesday 13 June 2023
This issue is currently under investigation. We'll provide updates on the outcome as soon as we can.
Posted by Bristol City Council at 11:46, Friday 16 June 2023
This issue has been reallocated to the relevant officer or team for action. They'll update you on progress.
Posted by Bristol City Council at 09:23, Tuesday 20 June 2023
This Fix My Street enquiry has been automatically closed.
State changed to: Closed
Posted by Bristol City Council at 11:16, Wednesday 21 June 2023
This report is now closed to updates.
You can make a new report in the same location.
Please reference 4666121 in your new report if it is an update on this one.


More Braga Bridge lane closures set for next week
FALL RIVER — The Massachusetts Department of Transportation will implement overnight closures next week on Interstate 195 eastbound and westbound, one lane each way, on the following consecutive days and durations, Tuesday through Friday, April 19 to 22:
— 8 p.m. Tuesday, April 19, to 6 a.m. Wednesday, April 20.
— 8 p.m. Wednesday, April 20, to 6 a.m. Thursday, April 21.
— 8 p.m. Thursday, April 21, to 6 a.m. Friday, April 22.
— 8 p.m. Friday, April 22, to 11 a.m. Saturday, April 23.
The high-speed lane in each direction will be closed, and traffic will shift to the right between Exit 5 and the Braga Bridge. The lane shifts are necessary to allow the contractor to work on structural steel above the interstate for the new overhead ramp structure.
Drivers who must travel through the affected area should expect delays, and reduce their speed and use caution while approaching and traveling through the work zone. MassDOT encourages drivers to seek alternate routes to avoid delays.
The schedule is weather-dependent and subject to change without notice.


Shoreside Landing is a 7 unit townhome development geared towards residents who wish to age in place. The project is situated in the town of Sidney on Victoria's Saanich Peninsula.
Shoreside Landing offers a variety of amenities within walking distance and is in close proximity to the Victoria International Airport and BC Ferries' Swartz Bay terminal.
More Project Details
Construction start: 2015
Construction completed: 2015
Number of homes: 7
Sales status: now selling
Townhome pricing: $545,000+
1030-1058 Pentrelew Place, Victoria
9 homestownhomesunder construction
6995 Nordin Road, Sooke
10 homestownhomesunder construction
4355 Viewmont Avenue, Saanich
36 homestownhomesunder construction
630 Strandlund Avenue, Langford
9870-9800 Resthaven Drive, Sidney
St. Giles Street at Camden Avenue, View Royal
2526 Bevan Avenue, Sidney
2471 Bevan Avenue, Sidney
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