Smithsonian Institution Greening Greater Washington seminar September 7th, 2011 by Island Press Island Press has partnered with the Smithsonian Institution for a Greening Greate Washington Seminar featuring Island Press author Timothy Beatley, author of Biophilic Cities , and Christopher Leinberger, author of The Option of Urbanism . This event will be live webcast Saturday, September 10 beginning at 9:45 a.m . View the Smithsonian Institution Seminar Greening Greater Washington Final Agenda . We hope you can tune-in. Live video from your Android device on Ustream Tags: climate change , dc , environment , green , new urbanism , planning , sustainability , urban design , urbanism , washington No Comments » You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response , or trackback from your own site.


Residential Planning Appeals
What is a Planning Appeal?
A Planning Appeal is the process of appealing to your local council to reconsider a planning application after it has been refused or dismissed by a planning committee. A Planning Appeal does not mean that if you appeal you will get your planning overturned, you must have a valid reason to appeal or feel that the planner dealing with your application has made an error.
If you find yourself in this unfortunate situation, you have come to the right place! City Landmark are here to assist you with your appeal. We understand there are many firms out there offering the same service as us and you may have used one of these firms for your initial application. If you feel City Landmark would be better suited to deal with your appeal please contact us immediately.


Bid Information and Requirements
- Formal bid Plans and Specifications are available only in hard copy form as detailed in the Notice Inviting Bids. For questions or to obtain Plans and Specifications on a Public Works project, please contact (626) 932-5575. Plans and Specs are NOT available at City Hall, unless otherwise stated.
- There is no charge for downloading Request for Proposal documents, when available.
- Bids and responses to Requests for Proposals must be submitted to the City Clerk's Office.
- The City's solicitation of bids is an invitation to deal and not an offer of a contract; a legally binding contract will only be made when a purchase order is issued or following City Council approval.
- The City does not maintain a master vendor list.
- The City does not currently accept general requests for notification of future bidding opportunities.
Notice Inviting Bids - 2017-2018 Legal Advertising
- Department:City Clerk's Office
- Start Date:06/19/2017 7:00 AM
- Close Date:06/29/2017 10:00 AM
The City is accepting bids for printing and publishing of all legal notices during fiscal year 2017-2018 for the City of Monrovia. Bids are due no later than 10:00 a.m. on Thursday, June 29, must be submitted to the City Clerk of the City of Monrovia, 415 South Ivy Avenue, Monrovia, CA 91016.
See the Legal Advertising Bid Packet below for more details. Copies of the bid packet may also be obtained at the City Clerk’s Office, City Hall, 415 South Ivy Avenue, Monrovia, CA 91016, or by emailing email@example.com.


Curbside Waste Collection Time Change
October 9, 2020
Please be advised that effective Tuesday, October 13, 2020 City of Fernie curbside waste collection will begin pick-up at 7:00 am. GFL collection trucks will maintain regular collection routes, however residents can expect waste to be collected an hour earlier than currently scheduled.
We remind residents that in accordance with Bylaw No. 1845, waste and recycling must be stored indoors until 5:00 am on the day of collectionand must be stored indoord between collection days.
For more information, please see our Waste & Recycling Collection page.


Fort Madison, IA – City leaders are exploring several options for providing water to the residents of Fort Madison. The city council is leaning towards building a new 4,000,000 gallon/day facility. Other options include buying water from Keokuk or upgrading the current plant. The price tag would be over $10,000,000 for any of the three options. The city council is considering a nearly 24% increase in the water rate to help cover some of the costs.
You can hear Jason Parrott's entire report by clicking on the audio link above.


Councilman Melton to hold Derby Impact Meeting
Friday April 11, 2003
For Immediate Release
For Information Contact:
Jennifer F. Brislin
Patrick H. Neely
Fifteenth District Councilman George Melton, whose district includes Churchill Downs and the surrounding neighborhoods, will hold a Derby Impact Meeting for all persons living in the immediate Churchill Downs area. The meeting will be held at 7 p.m. Tuesday, April 15th at the Holy Name Church Gym, 2914 S. Fourth Street.
Topics of discussion will include traffic flow and parking restrictions; street closings; police and safety concerns; and fire and EMS responses, as well as trash collection and Derby Festival events that also impact the area.
Churchill Downs representatives will also be on hand to answer questions regarding Derby impact and its responsibilities to the surrounding neighborhoods.
Because the Kentucky Derby is the community’s largest spectator event, everyone who may be impacted is welcome to attend. For further information on the Derby Neighborhood Impact Meeting, or the 15th Council District, please contact Councilman George Melton’s office at 574-1115.
George Melton (D) 15


Sweet Success: Miami-Dade County Mayor Carlos A. Gimenez and Hialeah Mayor Carlos Hernandez recognize local job-creator Banah Sugar at street dedication ceremony
Miami-Dade County Mayor Carlos A. Gimenez was in Hialeah on Friday morning, July 13, to help do the honors as a stretch of Southeast 10th Avenue, between Hialeah Drive and Southeast 5th Street, was co-designated as Banah Sweet Way. Mayor Gimenez was invited to participate in the celebration by his counterpart from the 'City of Progress,' Mayor Carlos Hernandez. Also in attendance was District 6 County Commissioner Rebeca Sosa who represents portions of Hialeah and sponsored the County resolution approving the street co-designation.
"Banah's investment represents real progress not just for Hialeah, but for all of Miami-Dade County, and we appreciate the confidence they've shown in us," said Mayor Gimenez. "This project is going to put hundreds of our friends and neighbors back to work, and it's a strong signal to outside investors that Miami-Dade County has what they're looking for: a skilled workforce, strategic geographic location and the critical infrastructure that makes us a leader in international trade & commerce."
The new street name honors sugar producer Banah International Group, Inc., which recently committed to housing their international headquarters at a major 300,000 square-foot facility on Southeast 10th Avenue in Hialeah. The site includes production space, warehouse space and room for corporate offices.
Banah's new facility is expected to create 300 local jobs over the next three years and their investment comes at a time when the local economy is showing signs of making a turn for the better. Banah International group selected to build their long-term future in Miami-Dade County after considering sites in Texas, Alabama and the Dominican Republic.
Pictured from left to right: Miami-Dade County Mayor Carlos A. Gimenez; Alexander I. Perez, founder and Chairman of BANAH International Group, Inc.; Miami-Dade County District 6 Commissioner Rebeca Sosa; City of Hialeah Mayor Carlos Hernandez.
Photo courtesy of Armando Rodriguez


Hyderabad traffic police facilitate non-stop transport of live organs
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Hyderabad, June 10 -- The Hyderabad traffic police on Thursday facilitated a special green corridor for non-stop transport of live lungs and heart from Rajiv Gandhi International airport, Shamshabad to KIMS hospital, Begumpet, Hyderabad
The distance between the airport and the hospital is 36.8kms which was covered in 26 minutes after the Hyderabad and Cyberabad Traffic police coordinated and arranged green channel for the transportation.
The efforts of the city police in the transportation were applauded by the management of the KIMS hospital as it could help in saving lives.
You can see the video here:
Earlier in February, the Hyderabad metro rail facilitated a special green corridor for non-stop transport of a heart from Kamineni Ho...
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After a year of intense studying, brainstorming and thoughtful planning, the Rapid City Area Schools Facilities Task Force is ready to share their preliminary facilities plan with the community. More importantly, the Task Force and RCAS leaders are ready to hear what our community thinks of the plan. Your input is highly important and will impact the final recommendation to the Board of Education.
We hope you will join us for one of these input sessions and be a part of this important process going forward!
If you can’t join us live, you can learn about the proposal at rcasforward.info
Your Voice Matters! Our Kids Matter!


Mercier Bridge protest targets Montreal sewage dump
Around 40 demonstrators gather around banner reading 'Save Our River' as start of sewage dump looms
Around 40 people, some carrying a banner reading "Save Our River," gathered at the foot of the Montreal-area Mercier Bridge to protest the dumping of eight billion litres of untreated wastewater into the St. Lawrence River.
The City of Montreal is to begin the release of raw sewage around midnight after the controversial plan received the go-ahead from Environment Canada.
Protesters said they hoped to stop the dump if possible.
Another group was reported to have blocked Route 132, a highway connecting to the bridge, in the direction of the Mercier Bridge.


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Upper Levels of Government Need to Bolster (And Fast-track) Infrastructure Funding For Municipalities
- Published: Friday, 09 September 2016 10:31
- Written by Stephen Vance, Editor
Week after week, it seems as if we hear our upper levels of government boasting about the billions upon billions of dollars that they will be spending on infrastructure, supposedly in the very near future. Being the 'infrastructure-nerd' that I am, I sure hope it's true, but even more, I hope that many of those billions of dollars will be destined to municipalities, which are arguably in the greatest need of large injections of infrastructure funds.


Collision Works creates spaces that bring people together and uses personal stories to build empathy; helping people reflect on themselves as individuals, reflect together as a city, and collectively tell new narratives to share with a broader audience. The result is resilient communities.
This community development project consists of a public event space, collaborative work areas, a mentoring program, and a future 46-room hotel made of recycled shipping containers. It is founded on a hybrid profit/non-profit mixed-use model and designed for sustainability.
The project is founded by Shel Kimen who has for nearly 20 years helped organizations find new ways to learn about and engage people and culture, including work for some of the worlds largest and most beloved brands. Download her bio.
We’d love you to get involved!


By the end of 2024, Singaporeans will be able to travel by a cross-border MRT to Johor Bahru for their weekend getaways.
This will be a joint venture between Singapore rail company SMRT and Malaysia’s metro operator Prasarana Malaysia.
Ministers from the two countries announced the news on Monday, July 31, at the 13th meeting of the Malaysia-Singapore Joint Ministerial Committee for Iskandar Malaysia (JMCIM), held in Iskandar Puteri, Johor Baru. The meeting was co-chaired by Singapore’s Coordinating Minister for Infrastructure and Transport Khaw Boon Wan, and Malaysia’s Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department Abdul Rahman Dahlan.
Named the Johor Bahru-Singapore Rapid Transit System (RTS) Link, the system will connect Woodlands in Singapore and Bukit Chagar in Johor Baru via a high bridge across the Straits of Johor. Commuters will be able to transfer to Singapore’s upcoming Thomson-East Coast Line, Todayonline said in a report.
Once complete, the RTS link is expected to carry up to 10,000 passengers per hour in each direction.
The operating company for the cross-border train will be directly appointed for the first concession period of 30 years. Singapore and Malaysia will each appoint an infrastructure company within their own countries to fund, build, own, maintain and upgrade the civil infrastructure and stations
Transport researcher Professor Lee Der-Horng from the National University of Singapore told Todayonline that he does not foresee any major issues with the 2024 target completion date for the RTS link with regards to engineering works. The reason being a bridge is easier to build than a more extensive underground network system.
However, transport analyst Walter Theseira from the Singapore University of Social Sciences (SUSS) felt that the timeline was “ambitious,” considering the amount of cooperation that is needed for a cross-border project like this.


@aperturecinema is excited to announce their official Sundance Satellite Film Selection. They have 8 films that will be part of the official Sundance Film Festival from January 28-30. Read more about the lineup by clicking on this link.
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Front door change
Please be advised that as of Tuesday 26/2 the main entrance door and foyer will be closed.
The new entry point into the stadium will be via the door at the end of the corridor adjacent to the bowling green / public toilet block which is in the N/W corner of the stadium. This will be the entry and exit for the duration of the expansion project.
The electricians have installed lighting outside this door to assist with teams at night. The City of Canning is working on changing the tennis lights over the car park adjacent to the tennis court to the late night / security circuit (at present they are still tennis floodlights and individually operated with a key).
Please feel free to share with people affected by this change, we will also communicate via the website and social media.


Municipal - PortMiami Cruise Terminal D Expansion
This project is a Fast Track phased addition and renovation to existing Passenger Cruise Terminal D consisting of 27,000 SF of construction an improvements to the Intermodal Parking Area. Expansion of existing building includes structural steel frame, glass curtain wall installation, MEP tie-ins to existing system and all associated finishes. This project had a no excuse completion date due to a cruise ship scheduled to arrive two days after substantial completion. Following final completion MCM was able to exceed the Client's goal by achieving a LEED Silver Certification in lieu of a basic LEED Certification.


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This peace of land is buildable and developable and it is outside of the community.
The accessibility from the road is very easy at a distance of only 30m from the sea.
The area is peaceful and green and it is located near to the airport and the bus station.
Near the two wonderful beaches- Agia Kioura and Blefouti.


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Seattle City Light crews will work this Saturday, May 12, to complete new underground electrical connections for our Building Hope expansion. Activity will continue intermittently throughout the following week, including some evening work on Monday, May 14, and Thursday, May 17. The weekend and evening work is necessary to accommodate the busy schedule of Seattle City Light’s underground crews. The work will be quiet and confined to the Plaza fire lane.
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MOUNT PLEASANT, S.C. (Feb. 22, 2019) - Last night, the Charleston County Finance Committee voted to accept funding of $200,000 from the Town of Mount Pleasant for design and permitting of the interim improvement project for Highway 41.
The Town of Mount Pleasant Council, stakeholders, and the traveling public have stressed a need for immediate relief on Highway 41. The Project Team identified a short-term solution, including an additional southbound lane on Highway 41 from Joe Rouse Road to U.S. Highway 17.
“This action serves as an example of what can be accomplished when two public service agencies come together on a common goal,” said Chairman Elliott Summey. “I want to thank our Transportation Development staff, Mayor Haynie and the rest of Mount Pleasant Town council for their efforts.”
“Council and I recognize the importance of moving forward expeditiously to implement interim measures for this critical county project,” said Mount Pleasant Mayor Will Haynie. “The allocation of this Town funding will allow us to move forward and begin sooner than expected.”
Goals for Highway 41 Corridor Improvements:
Anyone with questions about the project can call Charleston County’s Transportation Development Department at (843) 202-6140 or visit their website at: www.charlestoncounty.org


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Want to be more involved with the City of SeaTac? Want to provide a valuable service to your community, and be more informed about City business? Let your voice be heard! Consider joining a Citizen Advisory Committee
The following Citizen Advisory Committees have vacancies, with applications due Friday, February 28, 2020 by 5:00 p.m.:
- Community Services Advisory Committee (3 positions)
- Planning Commission (3 positions)
- Sidewalk Advisory Committee (3 positions)
The following Citizen Advisory Committee has a vacancy, with applications accepted until filled:
- Senior Citizen Advisory Committee (1 position)
If you are interested in serving on a committee, visit the city’s website at www.seatacwa.gov for additional information or to download an application, or contact the City Clerk at 206.973.4661 or firstname.lastname@example.org.
All positions are appointed by the Mayor and confirmed by the Council.


The Concrete Henge makes way for the Red Line
The abandoned concrete pillars known as BERTS (Bangkok Elevated Rail Transport System) are due to be demolished to make way for the Red Line electric train. The bases of these concrete henges have become the canvases for graffitti artists and taggers. It seemed important to document some of these and so I walked from the Miracle Grand along the construction route to get some pictures.
Bangkok’s urbane urban adventurer, Alasdair McLeod takes his camera with him to document the graffiti on the concrete pillars known as BERTS. You can follow Alasdair’s blog and adventures by clicking the green follow box in the lower left hand corner. Click Alasdair’s name below to go to his WordPress site:


Updated: Apr 21
Last Saturday community members, the Edgewater Environmental Coalition, Openlands Tree Keepers and Staff planted trees on the parkways of the Edgewater neighborhood - in case you were not there, here is everything you missed!
Thank you to everyone that was able to make it out to the planting day, we had so much fun and are looking forward to doing it again next year!
If this was your first EEC event welcome! We have monthly meetings on the second Thursday of every month (except December) where we discuss environmental events, projects, and actions happening in Edgewater! For those who are already apart of our coalition of community members and environmental stewards, we thank you for your continuous support and help towards making a sustainable future!
Last Saturday at the Edgewater Community Tree Planting we had a total of 17 volunteers along with Openlands Treekeepers and apprentices come out and join us for a sunny day of planting!
Together we planted 20 trees in the Edgewater neighborhood! Bringing EEC's number of trees planted with Openlands to 47 since the Fall of 2021 !!
We planted a mix of Black Oak, Chinkapin Oak, Common Hackberry, and Shumard Oak trees in several locations across Edgewater, which can be seen in the map below, or on our Google Map!
If you were unable to participate in this rounds tree planting and would like participate in the future, we encourage you to apply for the 2024 TreePlanters Grant through Openlands. However, for planting, removing, and trimming of city trees, please refer to the Streets and Sanitation Department.
Once again, we would like to thank everyone who came out to the Community Tree Planting and invite you all to return for our upcoming events!
Trees are one of the best nature-based solutions for the Chicago region to tackle climate change.


PROJECT DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION
Barb Mundahl, P.E.
900 City Hall Annex
25 West 4th Street
Saint Paul, MN 55102
Planned construction for the week of November 16th – November 20th
Sodding and soil stabilization will begin.
Project Inspector: Ryan Lowry


THE COUNTY OF PEMBROKE
(TEMPORARY PROHIBITION/RESTRICTION OF VEHICULAR TRAFFIC)
ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 AS AMENDED
Pembrokeshire County Council hereby gives notice that the following restriction(s) as detailed in the schedule to this notice will apply during the dates and times specified.
Restriction Type:- Temporary Prohibition of Vehicular Traffic (Road Closure)
Operational dates / times:- Tuesday 7th April 2015 for 5 days
Reason for restriction:- Carriageway resurfacing works
Alternative route:- Kensington Road, High Street, Lawrenny Street and Sportsway
The restrictions imposed by this notice will not apply to those vehicles associated with the works, emergency service vehicles or vehicular access to affected properties where practicable and will only apply during such times and to such extent as indicated by traffic signs.
It is intended that works are completed within the time period stated above, however this notice may continue in force for a maximum duration of 5 days if necessary.
Pedestrian access will be maintained for the duration of the closure.
Further information can be viewed at www.pembrokeshire.gov.uk (follow link – Transport – Road works and closures).
Dated: 31 March 2015
Director of Transportation, Housing and Environment
Pembrokeshire County Council


Delhi-Mumbai Express-way: The country’s most modern expressway is being prepared between Delhi and Mumbai. Union Minister for Road Transport and Highways Nitin Gadkari will review the project on 16 and 17 September.
This project is expected to be completed by the year 2023. It will pass through Delhi, Haryana, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh and Gujarat. The distance between Delhi and Mumbai can be covered by this express in 12 hours.
Ganga water will soon be available in Greater Noida, sewage treatment plants will be set up in 50 villages
Know how much it will cost
The press release issued by the ministry states that the Delhi-Mumbai Expressway will be the largest expressway in India. It will cost Rs 98,000 crore to build it. It is 1,380 km long. It will enhance connectivity between Delhi and Mumbai.
This highway will pass through six states of the country, Delhi, Haryana, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat and Maharashtra. This will increase connectivity to economic centers like Jaipur, Kishangarh, Ajmer, Kota, Chittorgarh, Udaipur, Bhopal, Ujjain, Indore. Ahmedabad, Vadodara, Surat Lakhs of people will get financial benefit from this. After the construction of this expressway, the distance between Delhi and Mumbai will be reduced by about 130 km.
According to the estimates of the ministry, this expressway will save 32 crore liters of fuel every year. Consumption of 320 million liters of fuel would have emitted 850 million kilograms of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, which would be successful in stopping. To convert this much carbon dioxide into oxygen, more than 40 million trees would be needed. That is, it is equivalent to planting 4 crore trees.
Drone surveillance on Mumbai-Pune Expressway
The design of this express has been prepared in such a way that it does not have any adverse effect on the environment and wild animals. All arrangements have been made to maintain the movement of wild animals on the way. For this a total of 7 km long overpass has been made at five places. That is, the expressway will stand on the pillar and wild animals will be able to come from under it.
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Servicing the new Western Sydney Stadium (Bankwest Stadium), home of the Parramatta Eels & Western Sydney Wanderers, the new Parramatta Leagues Club multistorey carpark provides 760 undercover car spaces across 8 levels.
Parramatta Leagues Club Car Park Barrier Project
- Constructed by ADCO Constructions
- Parking over 8 levels.
- RHINO-STOP® Type 4 guardrail along split-level areas and ramps.
- Compliant to AS/NZS 2890.1: Parking Facilities – Off Street Car Parking.
- Compliant to the 30kN impact load described in AS/NZS 1170.1: Structural Design Actions.
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Box Butte County residents to take greater responsibility
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We will accomplish this by partnering with area businesses,
community leaders, and neighbors to work together to create
a clean and safe place to live and work for future generations.


The City of Concord's stormwater program is funded entirely by a utility fee, not tax dollars. The fee is based on:
1. How much impervious area there is on the property
2. The cost of providing stormwater services
Where does the money go?
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850 Highway 601 South
Concord, NC 28026
For Stormwater related issues, please contact our Call Center.
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You reposted the Neville Park link from the Beach Metro News.
It was the Queens Quay link from Apple News that doesn't work - https://apple.news/ARBkqcZMdRKqSXcujuwax8Q
Just goes to an apple.news error message (for me). Perhaps this is some kind of subscription-only service?
I've tried a laptop and an Android now - same error message.
4422 - here's the Star direct link https://www.thestar.com/news/gta/20...lides-head-on-with-queens-quay-streetcar.htmlOuch, one down
I had the same problem so googled "queens quay streetcar head on" and got this link:
Hard left on the steering wheel. Damn the torpedoes!How does someone turn straight into the front of a huge streetcar?
This whole section needs fences around the streetcar tracks. On both sides. They can be short and visually appealing. Like this:4422 - here's the Star direct link https://www.thestar.com/news/gta/20...lides-head-on-with-queens-quay-streetcar.html
Crash was near HTO Park on QQ West.
QQ seems pretty chill to me. I like the current set up, but I do think there oughta be more prominent turning lane markers on the road. Same goes for several intersections on Lakeshore.This whole section needs fences around the streetcar tracks. On both sides. They can be short and visually appealing. Like this:
(without the hedge)
But something needs to be put in place to stop cars and people from just blindly walking into the streetcar tracks. Its unreal down there. Im surprised no one has been run over and killed yet
The City of Toronto has been growing twice as fast as the government expected, as growth elsewhere in the GTA rapidly slows. The bulk of this growth is concentrated in the Downtown core, putting even more strain on the streetcar network.


Our Community Project received $109,482 through Round 2 of the Port Kembla Community Investment Fund program for the Wonderwalls Port Kembla Project.
The project installed 10 medium to large scale murals in the Wentworth St Precinct. The murals drew on the talent of local, national and international artists and has significantly increased the attractiveness of the Port Kembla CBD for residents and visitors alike. The murals also provide a backdrop for other cultural activities such as music festivals and street festivals in Wentworth St.
The project was completed in March 2019.


Stop work order issued for evacuated Troy apartment building
The city of Troy has issued a stop work order at the Harbour Point Garden Apartments, which was undergoing emergency structural repairs.
More than 100 people were evacuated from units last month.
The stop work order comes, said the city, after the property owner failed to secure a required building permit, and that they did not give the city a remediation plan.
Without a permit application, the city has no assurance the work will be performed properly and in compliance with applicable building codes, they said. They also have safety concerns, they said.


TFL are proposing to extend the Bakerloo line beyond Elephant & Castle to Lewisham, serving Old Kent Road and New Cross Gate, and would like to hear your views.
The extension will improve connectivity, increase the capacity and resilience of the transport network and reduce journey times between key destinations. This will help London to grow by supporting new homes and jobs
Many people of Catford also hope that there may be a future option for this extension into Lewisham to come through Catford. But this is not part of the current consultation. Advice has been that you should make your views know to TFL about the possibility of a future extension through Catford as part of this consultation.
Have your say
This public consultation will be open until 21 April 2017.
Full information, background, future plans, documents and to join the online consultation are available on the TFL website
Visit the TFL Bakerloo line consultation website now
To have your say about the proposals please complete the TFL survey questionnaire.
Alternatively, you can:
• Email at firstname.lastname@example.org,
• or write to TFL at FREEPOST TFL CONSULTATIONS
There will be exhibitions in each area along the extension. You can talk to TFL to find out more and let them know what you think – especially regarding the issue of a furture extension into Catford:
There is still a chance to attend the last Lewisham exhibition:
Date: Saturday 8 April 2017
Place: Lewisham Shopping Centre, Information point, Molesworth Street, Lewisham, London SE13 7HB
Time: Between 10am to 4pm


On May 29, 2018, the Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to approve the amended Subdivision Ordinance.
To view the CLEAN COPY of the ordinance - Click Here.
To view the MARK UP COPY of the ordinance - Click Here.
On June 19, 2018, a meeting was held for surveyors to discuss changes to the Ordinance. To view a copy of the presentation - Click Here.
If you have additional questions, please contact our office.


Posted: Sep 5, 2013 10:47 PM by AE Stevenson
Updated: Sep 5, 2013 10:47 PM
GONZALES - The Ascension Parish Council is recommending a levee plan to the Army Corps of Engineers that would funnel water through the parish pumping station.
The Corps of Engineers released a plan last month that would provide protection for St. John the Baptist Parish, including Laplace, instead of an alternate plan that would provide protection for St. James Parish and the southern corner of Ascension Parish.
It's going to cost the parish $10 million dollars, but it's a route the parish council wants to go in order to get flood protection for the entire parish. +
The council's recommended plan also provides protection to St. James Parish.


Monday, 12/10 5 P.M.Metro San Gabriel Valley Service Sector Council Meeting**San Gabriel Valley Sector Office3449 Santa Anita Ave., 3RD Floor, El Monte, CA 91731 Wednesday 12/12 3:15 P.M.Joint City Council Transportation/Public Works Committee 5 P.M.Metro Westside/Central Service Sector Council MeetingLa Cienega Tennis Center, Sunset Room325 S. La Cienega Blvd., Beverly Hills, CA 90211 Thursday 12/13 […]
While Metro’s sales tax proposal has been dominating the news, the agency has also been pursuing adding managed toll lanes, also known as HOT Lanes, to the I-10 and I-110. You may remember that Metro received a $213 million grant from the FHWA to construct HOT Lanes on two LA County freeways and buy new […]
Yesterday, the Metro, aka LACMTA, announced the details of it’s HOT Lanes FAST Lanes Express Lanes proposal to take existing carpool lanes on the I-10 and I-110 freeways into and out of Downtown Los Angeles. While the new plan has been tweaked from the one outlined last August in one aspect, it is still missing […]
When Metro first proposed converting HOV Lanes to congestion pricing lanes where drivers could choose to pay cash for a congestion free trip, some politicians and news paper columnists were outraged. Some where so outraged at the “Lexus Lanes” they worked tirelessly to get them moved somewhere else. Others were so outraged they wrote research-free […]
Tonight in Agoura Hills, Metro kicks off a series of community meetings to receive input on the agency’s draft expenditure plan for a likely November 2016 half-cent sales tax ballot measure. There are nine face-to-face meetings throughout April, and a final on-line forum April 30. SBLA reviewed the overall outline of Metro’s expenditure plan earlier. There […]
“Moving Forward Together” A conference for communities impacted by trade, ports, and goods movement October 22-23, 2010 Carson Community Center 801 E. Carson Street, Carson, CA 90745 Click Here for More Information and to Register! Registration deadline is Sunday October 17th!


Huntingdon a finalist in Tree Campus USA contest
Huntingdon College is one of three national finalists for an Arbor Day Foundation prize, and if it gets enough public votes this week the school will get $10,000 to fund a tree-planting project on campus.
The Tree Campus USA project would bring new trees to a quarter-mile area of West Fairview Avenue, along South Holt Street. The area is part of a municipal initiative that includes efforts to revitalize the community by improving streetscapes.
“This project is in partnership with the city,” Huntingdon spokeswoman Su Ofe said. “If we win, so do our neighbors.”
The foundation has honored Huntingdon for its tree management work, promotion of student involvement and other forestry efforts. Other finalists for the funding are Illinois College and Hobart and William Smith Colleges.
You can vote once per day through Friday at arborday.com/vote. Winners will be announced Monday.


NAIROBI, Kenya, Oct 20 – Nairobi Governor Mike Sonko has once again declared that he won’t relent in the war against corruption in the capital Nairobi even if it means losing most of County Executive Members.
Speaking on Saturday during the Mashujaa Day celebrations at Pumwani Grounds in Kamukunji Constituency, the Governor said he wants to leave a positive legacy together with President Uhuru Kenyatta, since the Jubilee Government has also promised to intensify the war on graft.
“Even if I remain with one CEC, I have no problem with that as long as I fight corruption. I’ll continue with my style of leadership. Some people are saying that all am doing is to sack county officials, l want to emphasize that l will do that over and over again if that is what it will take to end corruption,” said the governor, while addressing thousands who turned up for the celebration.
Meanwhile, the Governor has announced that the Urban Renewal Project under the Nairobi Regeneration Programme will be officially launched next month.
He said the project will compliment President Kenyatta’s Big Four agenda by offering affordable housing to Nairobi residents.
Sonko said the project will commence in Pangani Estate and he assured the residents that they will be compensated for the period they will be out of their houses to pave way for construction of high rise and modern houses.
The governor further said that the new houses will not attract new rental charges.
“We will compensate all those who will be affected, and once we are through we will give them priority in allocation of houses whose rental charges will remain the same,” he said.
The Urban Renewal Project targets to put up 200,000 affordable housing units in earmarked old estates in Nairobi.
The project will officially be launched next month by President Kenyatta.
The ceremony was attended by Nairobi County Commissioner Amos Mariba, Nairobi Woman Representative Esther Passaris, Nairobi MCAs, County CEC members and other top County officials.
Passaris said she’s ready to work with Governor Sonko despite their political affiliation.
She supported Sonko’s move to suspend demolition of kiosks and houses in informal settlements saying the order from the Governor will benefit the common mwananchi.
“I want to declare that I’m ready to work with Sonko for the benefit of Nairobi residents. I have seen what you have done with our ECDE centres and the provision of free milk to nursery children. This is a tremendous development,” said Passaris.
The Woman Representative further appealed to the governor to be included her in the plans to transform Pumwani Maternity Hospital, a move which was fully endorsed by the county chief.
“Next time you are making an impromptu visit to Pumwani Hospital please don’t leave me behind. I’m ready to be part and parcel of the change that you are planning to bring at Pumwani Hospital,” she added.
Governor Sonko said that he has no problem working with all the elected leaders in Nairobi as long as all efforts are geared towards development.
“I want to assure Passaris that we are going to work together to help achieve our development agenda,” Sonko said.


The City Council will hold a public hearing on Wednesday, October 10, 2012 at
7:00 p.m. in the City Council Chambers, City Hall, Mount Vernon, New York for
the purpose of obtaining public input during the drafting stages of a draft blight
study under review by the City Council regarding South Fourth Avenue (between
East Third Street and East Fourth Street).
Mount Vernon, New York, September 22, 2012 –The City of Mount Vernon and the Central Committee for Veterans Affairs will hold a ceremony to honor its Gold Star Mothers, women who have lost children in combat, on Monday, September 2 4, 2012 at 11 a.m. in Hartley Park on Gramatan and Lincoln Avenues. Click here to read more.
Mount Vernon, New York, September 21, 2012 – One week after a peaceful gathering of an estimated 40,000 people at last weeks Arts on Third Festival, Minister Louis Farrakhan will be coming to Mount Vernon to speak to young people and encourage them to keep the peace.


Al Nasr Plaza Commercial Office & Residential Building on Plot No. 310 – 319, Oud Metha – Dubai, is owned by Al Nasr Club, which is located beside the Oud Metha metro station. The building consists of two basements, fve ﬂoors, and a ground ﬂoor.
Location: Oud Metha, Dubai, UAE
Client: M/s. Al Nasr Sports Club
Consultant: M/s. Design & Architecture Bureau (DAR)


Thrissur: It has come to light that Rs 80 crore which is more than the actual expense of national highway construction was collected from the public as toll at Paliyekkara toll plaza so far.
The documents proving this has been revealed and as per contract, toll collection can be continued for 8 more years. The National Highway Authority's documents state that Rs 721.21 crore was spent for the construction of the NH while a total of Rs 800.31 crore was collected from the public till May 2020.
Paliyekkara toll collection started on February 9, 2012. They have collected about Rs 100 crore as toll every year since then. According to rules, the toll should be reduced if the amount spent for the NH construction was recovered. However, no such reduction has been made here. As per statistics, 12 crore vehicles passed through this plaza paying toll within last 8 years.
The company has permission to collect toll till 2028. If the toll collection continued in the present trend, they can collect Rs 1200 crore in the coming years. When they collect toll from public for the allowed period, the company will get about Rs 2000 crore whereas the actual expense was only Rs 721.21 crore.


ROUTE 430 - McDonough to Downtown and Midtown Atlanta
Xpress Blue Zone Fare
Route 430 operates Monday-Friday from the McDonough Park & Ride located at 1059 Industrial Parkway, McDonough, GA 30253 at the John Alexander Memorial Park. The route provides eight departures in the morning and eight return trips in the afternoon, Monday-Thursday, and only seven trips a.m. and p.m. on Friday.
-The 5:45 a.m. trip and the 4:15 p.m. trip do not run on Fridays.
-Three trips in the morning circulate first in Downtown and then Midtown Atlanta. In the afternoon, three trips begin in Midtown and then Downtown Atlanta.
-Route 432 operates a 5:30 a.m. trip beginning at McDonough with a stop at Stockbridge Station en route to Downtown Atlanta.
Route 430 also provides two "reverse commute" trips (travelling in the opposite direction) in the morning and two in the afternoon. Downtown, the route provides convenient access to federal, state and local government offices; major downtown hotels; Georgia State University and major employers at Georgia-Pacific, the 191 Peachtree Bldg. and SunTrust Plaza, and the Peachtree Center MARTA Station. The Midtown trips serve major Midtown employers including AT&T, Bank of America, GA Tech’s Technology Square campus and the Civic Center, North Avenue, Midtown and Arts Center MARTA stations.
GRTA Blue Zone fares are applicable for this route.
Route 430 Timetable (pdf document)
Route 430 Reverse Commute Timetable (pdf document)
McDonough Vicinity Map (png image)
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LEGAL ANNOUNCEMENT OF SOLICITATION
NORTH MIAMI COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY
REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS (RFP) NO. 18-18-19
PUBLIC RELATIONS SERVICES FOR THE NORTH MIAMI COMMUNITY REDVELOPMENT AGENCY
The City of North Miami, Florida, on behalf of the NMCRA, is requesting proposals from qualified and experienced firms with public relations service experience in promoting Community Redevelopment Agencies, Downtown Development Authorities or similar, their community events, initiatives, and projects. Proposals are to be submitted in a sealed envelope by no later than 3:30 P.M. local time on Friday, January 11, 2019, to the Office of the City Clerk.
Copies of this RFP may be obtained by visiting our website at www.northmiamifl.gov or by contacting DemandStar by Onvia at www.demandstar.com or calling toll free 1-800-711-1712 and requesting Document No. 18-18-19.


1045 W MARYLAND Avenue, Phoenix, Arizona
1045 W MARYLAND Avenue, Phoenix, Arizona 85013 - Developers, there are so many options with this approximate 30,000 square foot property in the sought after North Central Corridor. Currently zoned R-10, with neighboring property zoned R-7. The city de commissioned well property next door (apn 156-26-017-B) may be for sale. The corner property next door (apn 156-26-016-b) is also coming to market. This is a large north central parcel ready to be redeveloped into new multiple single family homes. This listing is for lot only, home and structures currently on site sold as-is.
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Listing Courtesy of J. P. Kush & Associates, LLC


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This is the opportunity for you to give input on what gets developed at Riverside. The City of Newton Planning department, and their consultant, Civic Moxie, invite you to attend an open house to create the future vision for the Riverside Station site. Please see HERE for more information. The intent of the vision plan is to assist the City in evaluating future development proposals as well as how to better integrate the site into the community.
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Friday, 01 November 2002
USGBC to Hold Green Building Conference
The U.S. Green Building Council is presenting its first annual International Green Building Conference and Exposition in Austin, TX on November 13-15, 2002.
“Designed to serve as the annual meeting place for green building professions," the USGBC expects more than 2,000 attendees and 200 exhibitors to take part.
Conference attendees will participate in a wide variety of classes and workshops, designed for those with all levels of experience in green building. Many of these workshops will focus on the Leadership in Energy and Environmen-tal Design (LEED) certification system. The inclusion of FSC certified wood is an important part of the LEED system, and has caused a noted increase in the specification of FSC wood among builders and architects.
At the Exposition, approximately 200 exhibitors will demonstrate their wares. The Certified Forest Products Council (CFPC) and the FSC-US will be part of an “FSC Pavilion" of exhibitors, including the following companies: Roseburg Forest Products; Smartwood; Roy O. Martin Lumber Company; The Collins Companies; VIDA; Neil Kelly Company; Earthsource; EcoTimber; and Hampton Lumber Sales. This will provide an excellent opportunity for these manufacturers to network with builders and architects.
A membership-based organization, the USGBC is the nation's foremost coalition of leaders from across the building industry working to promote buildings that are environmentally responsible, profitable, and healthy places to live and work. Developed by the USGBC membership, the LEED system is a national consensus-based, market-driven building rating system designed to accelerate the development and implementation of green building practices. To learn more about the conference, the LEED system or USGBS, visit their website atwww.usgbc.org.


Around the World in East Chinatown, a neighbourhood beautification project in Toronto’s East Chinatown district (Broadview Avenue and Gerrard Street East) officially launches today, Wednesday, August 31, thanks to StreetARToronto, a City of Toronto initiative, in partnership with Toronto Police Service, the Toronto Parking Authority, and the Chinese Chamber of Commerce (East Toronto) I am… Read more »
The Riverside BIA wants to hear from you! Hear from the artist about the ideas behind this new mural, and share your comments about it online. Share your thoughts on this mural coming to Queen and Saulter here.
You can share your thoughts and ideas on each of the preliminary design concepts for Carlaw+Dundas by July 5, 2016 online here.
Today, I wrote Mayor John Tory to seek his support in honouring the life of musical icon Prince by lighting the TORONTO sign in purple. Read More about Prince’s special connection to Toronto. April 22, 2016 Mayor John Tory Office of the Mayor, City Hall 100 Queen St. W., 2nd Floor Toronto, ON M5H 2N2… Read more »


The City of Sydney has more than 50,000 photographs in its ArchivePix collection. These images have been digitised and catalogued.
More photographs are added every month. However, some photographic records series and collections are only selectively represented.
Most photos date from between 1900 and the present day. They include photographs:
- taken by council agencies as part of their business activities
- captured for the Sydney Festival
- donated by the public
- occasionally purchased because they are of exceptional quality and relevance to the collection.
The archival collections document the City’s built environment – from public spaces to the council’s buildings, activities and services.
Learn more about searching for and obtaining images by visiting our ArchivePix collection.
Last updated: Tuesday, 21 May 2013


1 Old Bridge Plaza, Old Bridge, NJ 08857Phone: 732-721-5600 Fax: 732-607-7900
Old Bridge Township contractor, Brennan Brothers Contracting, LLC. will begin drainage improvements on Utah Drive in the vicinity of Haven Drive on Monday July 27th, 2020 weather permitting. The work will take approximately four to five days to complete. Should you have any questions please contact the Old Bridge Township Engineering Department at 732.721.5600 x2302.


Valente Campaign’s Newest Video Spotlights the Need to End Residential Parking Meters
Angelo Valente, Independent Candidate for the Hoboken Council at Large, has released another video in the series of videos showcasing the Valente for Hoboken common sense campaign platform. The video released at ValenteForHoboken.Com focus’s on Valente’s plan to remove parking meters in residential areas.
“I believe parking meters in residential communities are wrong at all levels,” said Valente. He explained, “It sends the wrong signal when we are now charging our friends and family to pay to visit our homes, and interrupting family gatherings every two hours feeding the parking meters to avoid hefty fines. I will introduce a resolution to the city council to eliminate parking meters in all residential areas.”
Additional details on Valente’s entire platform are available on valenteforhoboken.com.


From Ian Robertson: Take Vancouver laneway housing … add a sprinkle of these refurbished Victorian alleys … get something fantastic!
From the Daily Mail: Community transforms Victorian passageway behind homes into oasis of greenery
Rundown: alleys such as this one in Middlesbrough, Teesside, are still scruffy.
Beautiful: The once-dingy lane in Middlesbrough, Teesside, is now a haven of hanging baskets, trellises and trees bearing apples and pears, thanks to a pensioner. Mavis Arnold, 75, has helped turn the lane behind her home into a colourful wonderland.


CHANDIGARH: In a bid deal with parking woes, the first close circuit television camera (CCTV) was installed at the parking area in Sector 35-C on Wednesday. The CCTV was formally inaugurated by MC mayor Pardeep Chhabra.
Congress councillor Manjit Singh Chohan and Resham Chand Jakhu were also present on the occasion. Post-inauguration, the mayor said that these CCTVs would help in detecting parking offences. The cameras will be used only in areas where it is too difficult for an attendant to operate, he said.


Prime Minister Narendra Modi is visiting Mandya on Sunday to inaugurate the Bengaluru-Mysuru Expressway, which has been developed at a cost of ₹8,480 crore.
The 118-km-long expressway will reduce the travel time between Bengaluru and Mysuru from three hours to about 75 minutes. The expressway is expected to spur socio-economic development in the region, a press release issued by PIB, ahead of Mr. Modi’s visit said.
Also read: Vehicles on Bengaluru-Mysuru expressway to be diverted to alternative routes on March 12
During his visit, the Prime Minister will lay the foundation stone for the Mysore-Kushalnagar four-lane highway which is about 92 km. The project will be developed at a cost of ₹4,130 crore. The project is expected to boost connectivity between Bengaluru and Kushalnagar, it said.
Mr. Modi will inaugurate the expressway around noon and lay the foundation stone for the key road project.
Before inaugurating the expressway, the Prime Minister, who will arrive at the PES College helipad around 11.20 a.m. from Mysuru, will hold a roadshow from the Inspection Bungalow Circle to Nanda Circle at 11.25 a.m. He will later dedicate the expressway at Hanakere at 11.40 am and later participate in a convention to be held at Gejjalagere Colony in Maddur taluk between 12.15 pm and 1.15 p.m. Mr. Modi will address the gathering from 12.40 p.m. to 1.15 p.m., the release said.
After Mandya, the Prime Minister will visit Dharwad to dedicate the IIT Dharwad campus. The foundation stone for the institute was laid by Mr. Modi in 2019. The institute has been developed at a cost of over ₹850 crore. The Prime Minister will also dedicate to the nation the longest railway platform at Sri Siddharoodha Swamiji Station at Hubballi, the note said.


100,000 people watched the Tour of Britain finale in Westminster on 4th September.
Ken Livingstone pledged TfL's continued support and promised to double the number of London cyclists, though he gave no timescale.
Take action: have your say on bus safety & network issues with London Assembly
LCC & Living Streets say Bank Taxi protest “misguided”
LCC, TfL & Tideway collaborate to keep Superhighway link open


I'm overjoyed to see plans to resurface Milton Grove in Prudhoe – for the first time since the concrete road was built in 1940! Although the road surface is still structurally OK it is very noisy and is full of holes and bumps. There has been an urgent need for work for years.
Since getting elected to the County Council, I've been pressing for work and resurfacing is due to begin soon. In addition, the County will try to replace the pavements, which in some places have sunk substantially.


Comhairle Chontae Chill Chainnigh
Kilkenny County Council
Municipal District of Callan-Thomastown
Notice of Roadworks
Kilkenny County Council wish to advise that a stop-go system will be in operation on road ref: R697 at Kells Bridge on Tuesday 8th September, 2020 between the hours of 7.30a.m. to 5.00p.m approximately to facilitate bridge repair works.
Delays can be expected.
This work is weather dependent.
Kilkenny County Council appreciates your co-operation and apologise for any inconvenience caused.


Joy as potholes-filled Githurai-Mwihoko road is fixed
Users of potholes-filled Githurai-Mwihoko road in Ruiru, Kiambu County can afford a smile after the road was recarpeted ending years of recurrent traffic snarl-ups.
The busy road was closed for over five hours on Sunday to allow for repair of the road that connects the populous Githurai town to Eastern bypass.
The road users led by tuktuk drivers and motorbike riders have been agitating for repair of the derelict road that has not only resulted in accidents but has also led to mechanical breakdown of vehicles.
Led by John Mwangi Muriithi, the road users said that they have been contributing their own money to temporarily repair the road that has been in bad shape to facilitate smooth movement of people and goods.
Mwangi said that motorists had organized protests against delay to repair the deplorable road but their plan was stalled after area MP Simon King’ara promised to have it fixed.
"We have been gone deep down our pockets to regularly prepare this road and even planned demos at some point until the MP intervened," said Mwangi.
They further decried having suffered huge losses in terms of businesses due to delay experienced as motorists waded through the huge potholes.
King’ara through his foundation spearheaded the recarpeting exercise on Sunday putting to an end recurrent traffic and accident struggles for the road users.
The MP who spoke during the exercise said that his foundation will spend between Sh 5 to Sh 10 million for the exercise that will also see installation of modern drainage systems.
King’ara insisted on the need to have the road fixed for smooth movement of goods, saying that it connected Githurai with other constituencies in the eastern parts of Kenya.
"This is a very important road as it links different constituencies and our people have been losing business due to it's former state. We're doing everything possible to source for funds to add new layers of tamarck on it for better movements," he said.


Nancy Lieberman Charities to Open New basketball Court in Yonkers
YONKERS, NY — February 25, 2019 — Nancy Lieberman Charities in partnership with WorldVentures Foundation and Sport Court, has teamed up with the City of Yonkers to provide a brand new Dream Court to the community of Yonkers. John Barton Park sits on half-an-acre in the city with a playground, swings and beautiful sitting area. Dream Courts are top-quality, multipurpose, play spaces built in underserved communities so children have a safe area to shoot hoops, socialize and learn about teamwork and good sportsmanship. Programming funded through a Rotary Grant will begin on the court after the Ribbon Cutting Ceremony.
Nancy Lieberman Charities, WorldVentures Foundation and Sport Court® – builds top-quality, multipurpose play spaces in underserved communities so children have safe areas to socialize, play games and learn about teamwork and good sportsmanship. To date, there are 70 courts nationwide.
When: Tuesday, February 26, 2019
3:30 pm – Ribbon Cutting
Where: John Barton Park
High St., Yonkers, NY 10701


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Yankee Stadium may be hosting its final baseball game today, but it’s not going anywhere for a while.
The city won’t choose a company to dismantle the ballpark until January 2009, and the Yankee organization is not expected to vacate the Stadium until a month later, according to a document released this month by the city in its search for demolition firms.
“Selective demolition” will occur from March to May, which includes the salvaging, protection and transportation of select items “for reuse or re-sale,” according to the document.
Items that could be included are everything from “all stadium seating” to “large elements, such as the NY Yankee frieze and Bat,” the document said.
Large-scale razing is scheduled to end around spring 2010.
According to mayoral spokesman Andrew Brent, “the stadium will not be imploded . . . The use of explosives will not be permitted.”
Plans for the site of the current stadium, which are still being worked out, include a $23 million park to be called Heritage Field. It will include a softball and Little League field, as well as a baseball field with the same dimensions and in the exact spot as the current Yankee diamond.
The target completion date for the entire project is 2011.


Cllr Douglas McCall inspecting potholes in Avon Close.
My Focus Team colleagues and I are receiving an increasing number of complaints from residents about the number of potholes.
We have reported all potholes reported to us to the Council for repair, including the bad ones on Willen Road and Annesley Road. Please let us know of any bad potholes in your area.
Please note that the Council only repairs potholes 50mm or more deep.


TRAFFIC: Detour in place Monday for bridge closure over I-85
GREENVILLE, S.C. (FOX Carolina) - The South Carolina Department of Transportation (SCDOT) said a detour will be in place on April 24 while crews work on a bridge over I-85 in Greenville.
SCDOT said on Monday night, April 24, the I-85 over Rocky Creek project will close the northbound interstate ramp to Pelham Road (Exit 54) and detour traffic to Highway 14 (Exit 56). The detour will start at 9 p.m. and be removed by 5 p.m. on Tuesday, April 25.
Traffic will follow signs and message boards to turn around across the bridge at Highway 14 and use I-85 southbound to access Pelham Road.
According to the SCDOT, this work is necessary to deliver concrete girders to the project for the new section of bridge being constructed.
“Please be mindful of workers in the area and follow all posted speed and construction signing so we can safely return home on Tuesday,” said the SCDOT.
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The City of Kerrville Public Works Department’s Solid Waste Division has announced their upcoming holiday schedule and special trash collection that will be offered to residents on their regular trash collection pickup day during the week of December 27, 2021. The special collection is intended for bagged trash, which will be picked up in addition to resident’s regular trash bins.
Christmas trees will not be collected during this collection and will be picked up in January with regular collections.
Monday, December 20 – December 23 are regular trash service days.
Friday, December 24 – Regular recycle service day.
Friday, December 24 – Landfill/Transfer Station closes at 2 p.m.
Saturday, December 25 – Landfill/Transfer Station will be closed.
Republic Services will be conducting a special collection that will include extra bagged trash on resident’s regular trash collection day. The special collection allows residents to discard extra garbage from the holidays. All items need to be placed at least three feet away from carts and not weigh more than 35 pounds.
Monday, December 27 – 30 are regular trash service days.
Friday, December 31 – Regular recycle service day,
Saturday, January 1 – Landfill/Transfer Station is closed.
For more information call Republic Services at (830) 522-3062, or the City of Kerrville Public Works Department at (830) 258-1221.


When it is determined that your business is a permitted use in a particular location, the Zoning Officer is charged with the review of your ZONING PERMIT APPLICATION using the criteria within the Schedule of Regulations, MUNICIPAL CODE and NJ Land Use Law.
If you are seeking a zoning variance, city staff will review your ZONING BOARD APPLICATION to determine if it is complete and then schedule you for a hearing date. The Zoning Board of Adjustment will review your application at its regularly scheduled monthly meeting. Submission deadlines, meeting dates and instructions are located in the application packet.
If your application involves a subdivision, site plan review or conditional use review, you will most likely need to submit a PLANNING BOARD APPLICATION to be reviewed by city staff for completeness and assigned a hearing date to be reviewed at the regularly scheduled monthly meeting of the Planning Board.
Planning Board meets the 2nd Monday of each month at 7:30 PM.
Zoning Board meets the 1st Thursday of each month at 7:30 PM.
All meetings are held in the Commission Chambers on the 4th Floor of City Hall located at 12 S. High Street, Millville, NJ 08332. MAP


Claremont chief executive Graham Moss was handed the keys to the club’s new multimillion-dollar clubrooms last Wednesday ahead of its official opening this weekend, when Claremont will play at the oval for the first time since September 2013.
“The wait has been worth it,” Mr Moss said.
“It took longer than we anticipated, but it was certainly worthwhile.
“This building is magnificent; it will certainly be the envy of every WAFL club.”
The $15.5 million facility comprises a 600-seat grandstand with standing and viewing areas for a further 600 people, spacious function facilities, and home and away team change rooms.
“It’s more than just a football club,” Mr Moss said. “We will be working closely with the Town of Claremont to make sure it becomes the community hub and we will be encouraging the western suburbs community to use the facilities.”
The Claremont precinct will house a number of tenants, including Hello Tiger cafe, LifeCare Physiotherapy and Revo Fitness, which opened last Wednesday.
Owner Andrew Holder said he was thrilled to be part of the club’s new era.
“It’s really exciting to be a part of the Claremont footy club and all of the developments happening within the area,” Mr Holder said.
“Because they (Claremont) have their own facilities, it means there’s better usage for the public, as they have their own gym and change rooms inside the club.”
The fourth gym in the Revo group, Mr Holder said his newest venture was the largest at 820sq m, and featured showers, change rooms and 24-hour access.
“With the pool across the road and the physio and cafe next door, it’s like a fitness hub now,” he said.
Claremont Mayor Jock Barker echoed Mr Holder’s excitement.
“I think it’s fantastic to see the whole thing come together with the oval and the stadium; it would have to be the best local football club in the state,” he said.
“We’re very fortunate to have this in the Town of Claremont. Claremont Football Club is an icon, has been for many years and the Town is very supportive of the football club and its activities; it’s a great partnership.”


|Coordinates:||S 15°47’6.14″, W 68°37’5.3″|
|Type of Project:||Sanitation|
|Population Benefited:||20 people|
|Partners/EWB Chapter:||EWB – University of California at Davis|
Choquecoa was recently chosen as a community in which FIEA could start a project. They have a water system in place, but no access to basic sanitation. Soon, the team will complete an assessment trip in order to determine the best way to approach and solve the problems facing the community.


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Superior Construction is the contractor for the First Coast Expressway/State Road 23 from east of County Road 209 to north of State Road 16 in Clay County (9.7 miles).
Daytime lane closures with flaggers east of U.S. 17 weekdays from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. for road work.
Daytime lane closures weekdays south of Green Cove Springs from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and nighttime lane closures weeknights from 6 p.m. to 6:30 a.m. for road work.
Daytime lane closures with flaggers just south of State Road 16 weekdays from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and nighttime lane closures Tuesday through Friday from 6 p.m. to 6:30 a.m. for road work.
Daytime lane closures with flaggers west of Green Cove Springs weekdays from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. for road work.
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TOWN OF MASSEY DRIVE
URBAN AND RURAL PLANNING ACT, 2000
REGISTRATION OFAMENDMENT NUMBER 2, 2020, TO THE MUNICIPAL PLAN FOR 2017-2027AMENDMENT NO. 2, 2020, TO THE DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS FOR 2017-2027
TAKE NOTICE that the Town of Massey Drive Amendment Number 2, 2020, to the Municipal Plan for 2017 to 2027, and the Town of Massey Drive Amendment Number 2, 2020, to the Development Regulations for 2017 to 2027, which were approved by Council on 26 January, 2021 and approved by Council on 8 August, 2021, have been registered by the Minister of Municipal and Provincial Affairs and notice thereof has been posted in the 26 November 2021 issue of The Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette. The subject amendments came into effect on the date that the notice appeared in the Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette, ie: 26 November, 2021. Anyone who wishes to inspect a copy of the said documents may do so at the Town of Massey Drive Council Office at 85 Massey Drive, Massey Drive, Newfoundland and Labrador, during normal working hours.
Town Clerk Town of Massey Drive


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350 North Federal Highway
Commute to Downtown Boynton Beach
Most errands can be accomplished on foot.
350 North Federal Highway has a Walk Score of 73 out of 100. This location is Very Walkable so most errands can be accomplished on foot.
This location is in Boynton Beach. Nearby parks include Ocean Ridge Hammock Park and Boynton Inlet Park.
Explore how far you can travel by car, bus, bike and foot from 350 North Federal Highway.
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70 Lnt - Dlb Via Seacrest
This location is in the city of Boynton Beach, FL. Boynton Beach has an average Walk Score of 36 and has 68,217 residents.Learn More About Boynton Beach


WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Senator Sherrod Brown (D-OH) today announced that $176,400 has been awarded to the Lorain County Board of Commissioners by the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). The federal funds will be used to rehabilitate the apron and the taxiway at the Lorain County Regional Airport.
“This is great news for Lorain County,” Brown said.“These improvements will enhance the capacity of Lorain County Regional Airport. These federal dollars will go a long way in sustaining travel in and out of the airport for area residents and businesses.”
Lorain County Regional Airport is a reliever aviation airport associated with Lorain and Elyria.


Building size: 11,500 s.f.
Available space: 8,000 s.f.
Site size: 18,000 s.f.
Office: 3,296 s.f.
Clear height: 12'-14'
Drive-in doors: 1 (8' x 10')
Parking: 22 (located at 1328 W Concord Place)
Construction: Masonry & timber
Parcel number: 14-32-316-038-0000
- Fully wired
- Located amongst numerous amenities
- Immediately south of future Lincoln Yards development
- Proximity to I-90/94 - Kennedy Expressway and UP Northwest rail
- Multiple transportation options : CTA "L" (Blue, Red, Brown, Purple), CTA buses


A metal grate deck was installed last week to improve riding conditions over a temporary bridge on Partrick Road in west Napa installed after the 2014 earthquake.
The new grate replaces a plank surface that caused a clatter and was constantly needing maintenance.
Napa County has applied to get a $2.5 million grant from the Federal Emergency Management Agency to build a permanent new bridge. The quake shook loose stone blocks in the bridge’s foundation.
The county paid $63,732 in 2014 for the prefabricated steel bridge that sits on top of the damaged span.
The bridge is located a mile west of the city of Napa’s boundary. It serves several wineries and more than two dozen residences.


Following complaints from our members at a previous EPAGRA meeting to Councillor Ramsey he agreed to investigate the matter further and report back to us.
After raising the matter with the appropriate department Councillor Ramsey reported that with regards to the inspection raised concerning the condition of Ernest Road, he has been informed by the investigating officer that the road has been inspected, and the defects meeting the councils actionable level have been picked up, with orders for a temporary repair raised as there are plans to have this road patched.
The Council are currently awaiting a date from the contractor as to when the works will take place. The works will be from Nelmes Road to Parkstone Avenue.
Thank you Councillor Ramsey for a speedy response.
Published on: 8 March 2019


We are unable to meet quorum for the July LUC meeting. Land Use Committee will reconvene on Wednesday, August 8th at 7pm.
If you have a land use issue to discuss or want to present at our committee for an upcoming project, please email email@example.com to be added to the next month’s agenda.
Please join us for our other upcoming meetings:
- General Community Meeting:
7pm Wednesday July 17th
- Community Affairs Committee Meeting:
7pm Wednesday, July 24th
We’ll be meeting on Zoom (through www.griaonline.org/zoom) as usual. Thank you and look forward to seeing you there!


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Posted on: January 17, 2014
[ARCHIVED] SPAR Announces Closure of Elvis Presley Avenue and Promenade
The City of Shreveport and Shreveport Public Assembly and Recreation (SPAR) announce the closure of Elvis Presley Avenue for the restoration of the road’s median and continued work on the exterior of Municipal Auditorium.


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The A 524 is a short connector, heading west from Breitscheid and de A 52 towards Krefewd. The autobahn was buiwt in de 1980s by upgrading de B 288. A short (1 km) section of freeway from de A 57 into Krefewd is awso designated as part of de A 524.
Currentwy, an extension westward to de A 59 is wisted as "high priority" in de watest Bundesverkehrswegepwan (Federaw Transport Infrastructure Pwan), and has started construction wif compwetion swated for 2013. This project wiww be accompanied by a new free-fwowing 4-way interchange to repwace two wow-capacity junctions: a T-intersection wif de A 59 and a hawf-fowded-diamond interchange wif de B 8. Compwetion of de interchange is awso set for 2013, wif de owder junctions expected to be cwosed at de same time.
Furder extension awong de B 288, across de Rhine and into Krefewd, is not wisted in de Bundesverkehrswegepwan as being necessary at de present time. Rader, it is considered someding dat wiww onwy become important in de future. Therefore, it is onwy in pwanning, wif construction beginning in 2016 at de earwiest.
|Kreuz Krefewd-Zenfrum (pwanned) A 57|
|Bahnbrücke 50 m (pwanned)|
|Rheinbrücke 860 m (pwanned)|
|Duisburg-Huckingen (under construction)|
|(2)||Duisburg-Süd 4-way interchange A 59 B 8 B 288|
|Bahn- und Straßenbrücke 70 m|
|(5)||Breitscheid 3-way interchange A 52|


PUBLIC NOTICE of a PUBLIC HEARING
PUBLIC NOTICE of a PUBLIC HEARING of the WEST RUTLAND DEVELOPMENT REVIEW BOARD (DRB)
This NOTICE of a PUBLIC HEARING by the Development Review Board (DRB) is scheduled to consider Application 19-03 from Daniel & Jayne Pratt (Owners) to construct a small addition and covered porch on the north side of their existing Single Family Residence at 242 Old Town Farm Road. The addition is to provide for a first floor bedroom to accommodate senior living in their home.
The proposed construction encroaches on the prescribed minimum setback of 40 feet from the Town Road. The Owners have requested a Variance for the setback; which has to be reviewed by the DRB.
This is your NOTICE that the DRB will convene a Public Hearing to review the application and site plan at 7:00 pm on WEDNESDAY, April 17, 2018, at the West Rutland Town Office.
A copy of the application is available for review at Town Office, 35 Marble Street.
Interested Parties should be registered in attendance and be prepared to submit oral or written testimony by 7:15 pm on date of this Hearing, or they may forfeit their right to appeal any decision of the DRB to VT Superior Court (Environmental Division).
(Posted April 1, 2019)


Please be advised that on June 13, 2023, the Town of Chester Town Board adopted Local Law No. 4 of 2023, a Local Law Regulating Short-Term Rentals, with an effective date of August 01, 2023. A copy of the Local Law can be obtained at the Town Planning and Zoning Office or found online on the Town website by clicking here.
In accordance with Article 3 of the Local Law, a Short-Term Rental Permit shall be obtained prior to using the Short-Term Rental Dwelling Unit as a Short-Term Rental. Short-Term Rental Permits are non-transferrable and do not expire. If a Short-Term Rental Dwelling Unit is sold or otherwise transferred, at any time that the new owner plans to utilize the Dwelling Unit as a Short-Term Rental, the new owner must apply for and obtain a new Short-Term Rental Permit within sixty (60) days of the planned date of rental.
The Town of Chester Short-Term Rental Permit Application (including instructions) can be found here. Please read through the instructions carefully and contact the Warren County Department of Fire Prevention and Building Codes at 518-761-6542 to schedule an inspection of your Short-Term Rental Property, as this inspection report will need to be submitted with the Application.
Please also note that the Planning and Zoning Office will begin accepting Applications any time after October 01, 2023. Any Short-Term Rental Permit Applications received on or after January 01, 2024 will have an additional after-the-fact surcharge applied to the Application fee of $100.00.
If you have any questions regarding the above, please do not hesitate to contact the Town of Chester Planning and Zoning Office at 518-494-7369.


Work will begin soon on intersection in Washingtonville
June 27, 2013
WASHINGTONVILLE — Work could begin soon on the state Route 14 and Washingtonville Street intersection, according to Becky Giauque, public information officer for District 11 of the Ohio Department o......
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If there is ever going to a bridge to the Southern Moreton Bay Islands, islanders will have the 'final say', and it will only happen if the State Government funds it.
This is the basis of a motion to Redland City Council by Division 5 Councillor Mark Edwards.
Cr Edwards put the motion to council to 'clear the air' in relation to recent debate initiated by State Member for Redlands, Peter Dowling.
Cr Edwards said the talk about a bridge again 'for the umpteenth time' deserved to be put to rest with a 'clear direction'.
"I put a motion to council that was in three parts, but all essentially linked.
"The motion calls for the State Government to consider a bridge from the mainland to Russell Island in their Infrastructure Plan which runs to 2026.
"Linked to this is that the State must consult the SMBI community to ensure that they want the bridge, or an alternate transport system. "The community and not the State should have the final voice in how they envision future transport options.
"Finally, the Council acknowledges that it is a State responsibility regarding any bridge approvals, the funding and the design," Cr Edwards told The Friendly Bay Islander.
The motion was carried 8 in favour, 3 against.
The councillor continued: "It is therefore Council policy to support the State to decide future transport options, including a bridge, to SMBI.
'This motion finally resolves any confusion about which level of government has the control over mainland to SMBI transport and provides our State Member, Peter Dowling, free and unfettered ability to discuss the matter with his government and deliver a future transport option for our islands. The matter is now wholly in State Government hands.
"I have advised several community groups that this has happened and, as yet, have had no feedback from the community," Cr Edwards advised.


NOTICE OF A PLANNING COMMITTEE CANCELLATION
In accordance with section 96 of the Cities Act and section 11 and Procedures Bylaw No. 2108, please be advised that the Planning Committee scheduled for Monday, January 17th, 2022, has been cancelled.
The next Planning Committee Meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, February 22nd, 2022, will be held via Zoom – Meeting ID 871 1140 2847 and will commence at 5:15 p.m.
Notice is hereby given this 13th day of January 2022.


YORKTOWN, N.Y. – An innovative solar-powered transit system was unveiled at this weekend’s annual Yorktown Fall Festival & Street Fair, according to TheExaminerNews.com .
Bill James, inventor of the breakthrough monorail system JPODS, gave away free rides on his latest invention. ELF, a three-wheeled passenger vehicle designed to be energy efficient and alleviate traffic congestion, will be formally introduced to interested parties Nov. 10 in New Jersey.
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Claire is the Liberal Democrat ward councillor for Crystal Palace & Upper Norwood.
Claire's surgery is on the second Saturday of each month 10am to 11.30am at Chevening Hub, Chevening Road, SE19 3TE (no appointment necessary). It's a large ward and Claire wants to be as accessible to residents as possible, so additional dates in other parts of the ward will be advertised here periodically.
You can also send Claire an email.
"I am committed to working hard for residents and enabling them to have a say in their local area. One way I do this is through my fortnightly emails, which include information that I think residents might find useful - whether its local events, campaigns, planning applications you may wish to comment on or details of public consultations that impact on our ward."
Crystal Palace & Upper Norwood Lib Dems have launched a petition calling on the Council to improve Westow Park. The Park is such a well-used green space for local people and is an essential life-line, particularly during the pandemic, for those who do not have outside space.
Update: the petition is now closed. 285 people signed the petition calling on the Council to stop the neglect of Westow Park, tidy it up and work with the local community to achieve Green Flag status for this well-used park.


The Pukalani-bound lane of traffic on Makawao Avenue is scheduled for closure from 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Tuesday, May 24, for a water service line installation, the Department of Water Supply announced. No water service interruption is expected.
The single lane closure will affect Makawao Avenue between Haleakala Highway and the Makawao Fire Station.
The department asks motorists to avoid the area during the water service line installation. The department appreciates the public’s patience and understanding.
For emergency repairs and updates, call (808) 270-7633. For more information, contact Department of Water Supply Administrative Officer Adam Mundy at (808) 270-8046 or email firstname.lastname@example.org


Sonora Approves Commercial Cannabis
The City of Sonora will welcome up to three adult use cannabis dispensaries, manufacturing facilities, and testing laboratories soon.
In a unanimous vote Monday, the City Council legalized recreational cannabis sales. City leaders made the decision over the objections of more than 50 public speakers, including officials from the Tuolumne County education community. The new ordinance also expands the number of allowable medical cannabis establishments.
“The ordinance was approved with a stipulation that the council would later negotiate an additional fee for drug diversion and educational funding about cannabis as a part of the development agreements for potential new dispensaries, though the decision was made to not change the language of the actual ordinance and risk restarting the incremental approval process,” the Union Democrat reports.
Despite the unanimous approval, there were reservations expressed by some council members. It’s clear that declining sales tax revenue played a part in their decision.
Cannabis businesses will be excluded from the downtown area.


FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Jan. 3, 2019
I-95 AT BELVIDERE ROAD TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT STUDY INFORMATIONAL PUBLIC OPEN HOUSE JAN. 17
BALTIMORE, MD – The Maryland Transportation Authority (MDTA) in coordination with the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) is studying the roadway network in the vicinity of Belvidere Road to accommodate future traffic capacity and safety needs at the I-95/MD 222 interchange, US 40, MD 222 and MD 272 due to planned development in the area. Alternatives ranging from a No-Build or No-Action Alternative to a Transportation System Management (TSM) Alternative and eight different interchange options will be presented.
No formal presentations will be made. Public comments are encouraged to inform the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) study and obtain feedback on the potential transportation solutions.
Thursday, January 17, 2019
(Snow date January 24)*
Perryville Community Fire Company
920 Principio Furnace Road
Perryville, MD 21903
* Meeting would be postponed if Cecil County Public Schools evening activities are officially closed due to inclement weather.
Individuals who require special accommodations under the Americans with Disabilities Act or who require translation services (free of charge) should contact the MDTA at 410-537-1000 (711 for MD Relay) or Melissa Bogdan at 410-537-5675 or email@example.com no later than three business days before the date they wish to attend.
Visit mdta.maryland.gov/Capital_Projects/I-95_At_Belvidere_Road_Study/Home for more info.


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