More details as masterplan to revamp Mexborough town centre takes another step
Work is well underway in drawing up plans to revamp Mexborough town centre, a councillor has said.
Sean Gibbons, who represents the town on Doncaster Council, said £40,000 has been agreed to spend on a consultant in order to draw up proposals to revamp Mexborough to potentially increase the retail and housing offer.
Pub chain JD Wetherspoon are said to be ‘looking at bringing a lot of money and investment’ to extend Old Market Hall pub and the beer garden along with developing the old fish market as well.
Coun Gibbons said he recently met with pub chain mogul Tim Martin recently about the plans.
Doncaster North MP Ed Miliband and borough mayor Ros Jones are set to attend a business forum meeting on Friday, October 18 to discuss updates on the proposals.
Coun Gibbons said: “It’s been a bit of pain to pin people down but it’s great we’re coming along with this now – we’ve been trying for several years to get this through and it’s part of the mandate that myself, Andy (Pickering) and Bev (Chapman) were elected on.
“Nobody could argue that Mexborough needs a lift – we’re the second biggest settlement outside of Doncaster and it’s only right we’re not kicked into the long grass.
“Once the plan is in place, I’m confident the further investment will follow. With anything like this, you need to have a plan in place first and we’re going to get one.
“We can’t consult everyone in the town but it will be a thing for Mexborough which will focus intially on the town centre down from Bank Street and Main Street but we then use it as a catalyst for an overall plan for the whole area over the next five years.”


[Tagging] Possibility to draw parking properties as an area
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> On 9. Mar 2019, at 14:03, Paul Allen <pla16021 at gmail.com> wrote:
> I see extending
> the parking area to the highway as the best trade-off we have, you disagree.
indeed, I would see the misrepresentation of the size a killer issue, and if there are things between the parking and the road (parking ticket machine, phone booth, kerb, guardrail, etc.), you also will get them topologically wrong (as part of the parking). And less experienced mappers will create errors by connecting roads to the parking outline rather than the road.
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A community meeting to learn about the Buffalo Promise Neighborhood and give your input will be held Saturday, April 30, 2011 from 10:00am – 12:30pm at the Westminster Community Charter School 24 Westminster Avenue, Buffalo, NY.
A continental breakfast will be served at 9:30am.
Featured Speakers are Honorable Byron W. Brown, Mayor, City of Buffalo; Mark Czarnecki, President, M&T Bank and Dr. Yvonne Minor-Ragan, Principal, Westminster Community Charter School.
RSVP: Buffalo Urban League 716-250-2400
Buffalo was only one of 21 communities around the country to receive a competitive neighborhood development planning grant last October from the U.S. Department of Education’s $10 million “Promise Neighborhoods” program. The local partnership, called Buffalo Promise, will receive a total of $750,000 from the federal government and local funders, including M&T Bank and the John R. Oishei Foundation.


Welcome to the Darley Abbey website - a local information portal for Darley Abbey and its community.
Darley Abbey is a small historical village situated between the outskirts of Derby City and the Derbyshire Dales, at the heart of England.
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DARLEY ABBEY SOCIETY OPEN FORUM EVENING at Darley Abbey Village Hall on Wednesday 15th October at 7.30 pm Over a glass of wine come and talk to us about the future... More >>
Coffee Morning in Aid of MacMillan Cancer Care at 10.30 am in the Darley Abbey Club All welcome. Sale of pre-loved teddy bears - all proceeds to MacMillan. More >>
Your neighbourhood, your voice Darley Neighbourhood Forum Come along to your local Neighbourhood Forum The next Darley Neighbourhood Forum will take place on: Wednesday 24 September 2014... More >>
History of Trent Motors Presented by Alan Hiley All meetings start at 7.30pm and are held in Darley Abbey Village Hall, Abbey Yard off New Road, Darley Abbey. DE22 1DS There is a charge of... More >>
Proposed Housing Development Off North Avenue, Darley Abbey. Planning Application 02/14/00198 to erect 45 houses on green wedge land in the World Heritage Site Buffer Zone, will be heard at the meeting... More >>
Proposed Housing Development Off North Avenue, Darley Abbey. Planning Application 02/14/00198 The planning consultants acting for the owner of the land have submitted an amended master plan in an... More >>
The applications to convert Darley Abbey's Long Mill into offices and the West Mill into a wedding venue are going to be considered at the Planning Control committee meeting on 3 July. The recommendation is for approval... More >>


The Keers Green allotments are owned and managed by the Parish Council.
Full and half plots may be available £10 and £5 per annum .
Please contact the Parish Clerk to join the waiting list.
The Parish Council aims for full occupancy. Priority is given to residents of Aythorpe Roding with applications considered from residents of the other Rodings and the Easters subject to availability.


NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Proposed Increase to Solid Waste Collection Rates Date: June 22, 2009 Time: 7:00 p.m. Place: City Council Chambers, City Hall 1049 State Avenue, Marysville Notice is hereby given that the City Council of the City of Marysville will consider a recommendation to adopt a resolution, at the above-indicated time and place, to increase solid waste collection rates charged by the City. The City proposes to increase rates for solid waste collection for all customers receiving collection services from the City of Marysville. These adjustments are the result of increased cost for providing service. They would occur over the next four years with an initial increase of 9%. The proposed initial increase, shown on the table below would be effective July 1, 2009. GARBAGE BIMONTHLY RATES Residential Container Can Pickup Current Bimonthly Rates effective Size Rates July 1, 2009 Low-income senior 36 gallon weekly $ 22.80 $ 24.86 Single Can 36 gallon monthly $ 17.60 $ 19.18 Mini-can 20 gallon weekly $ 29.20 $ 31.84 Single Can 36 gallon weekly $ 36.20 $ 39.46 2 cans (equivalent) 64 gallon weekly $ 60.40 $ 65.84 3 cans (equivalent) 96 gallon weekly $ 84.60 $ 92.22 Yard Debris (optional) weekly $ 15.00 $ 16.36 2nd Yard Toter weekly $ 4.00 $ 4.36 Excess garbage tag $ 4.90 $ 5.34 Commercial 1-yard container $ 163.00 $ 177.68 1.5-yard container $ 221.40 $ 241.34 2-yard container $ 281.00 $ 306.30 3-yard container $ 384.80 $ 419.44 4-yard container $ 429.20 $ 467.84 6-yard container $ 582.80 $ 635.26 8-yard container $ 755.80 $ 823.82 Any person may appear at the hearing and be heard in support of or in opposition to this proposal. Additional information may be obtained at the City of Marysville Public Works Department, 80 Columbia Ave., Marysville, Washington 98270, (360) 363-8100. Special Accommodations: The City of Marysville strives to provide accessible meetings for people with disabilities. Please contact Tracy Jeffries, Assistant Administrative Services Director, at (360) 363-8000 or 1-800-833-6388 (TDD Only) or 1-800-833-6384 (Voice Relay) two days prior to the meeting date if any special accommodations are needed.
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White St. and E. 21 St. Closure on Sunday, April 7
Due to private utility work, White St. between E. 21st and E. 22nd St. and E. 21 St. between Jackson St. and White St. will be closed on Sunday, April 7.
Click here to see a map of the area.
If you have questions regarding the closure/detour, please contact the City of Dubuque Engineering Department at 563.589.4270. Please note: closure dates/times are estimates and are subject to change without notification based on weather and contractor schedules.


HERTSMERE BOROUGH COUNCIL TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ACT 1990Notice ID: WAT0845684
HERTSMERE BOROUGH COUNCIL
TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ACT 1990 Planning Permission Is Sought For The Following: 18/1799/HSE/JLE: 122 London Road, Shenley, WD7 9BT. Conversion of loft to habitable room to include hip to gable roof alterations, 2 front roof lights, window to side elevation, and rear dormer (revised application). Reason: Conservation Area.
18/1857/HSE/WC: Palmers Lodge, 79 Alhim Lane, Elstree, WD6 3NN. Erection of part single part two storey side extension and first floor rear extension. Reason: Green Belt
18/1907/LBCAVC: Shenley Hill Farm, Mimms Lane, Shenley, Radlett, WD7 9AP. Internal alterations to create new shower room. (Application for Listed Building consent). Reason: Listed Building within Conservation Area & Green Belt.
18/1921/CLE/SN: Land Adjacent To Reviva Waste Site, Elstree Hill South, Elstree. Continued use of land for storage (Use Class B8) (Certificate of Lawful Development Existing). Reason: Green Belt.
Plans may be inspected by visiting our website at www.hertsmere.gov.nk/plannuig, at the Civic Offices, Elstree Way, Borehamwood (during normal office hours). Comments in writing, quoting the appropriate reference, to the Head of Planning at the Borehamwood offices within 21 days from the publication of this notice.
Under the provisions of the Local Government (Access to Information) Act 1985 any comments you wish to make in relation to this planning application will be held on a statutory register, which will be available for inspection at the Council Offices.
If an appeal is made against the refusal of a householder planning permission, which will be dealt with on the basis of written representations, any representations made about this application will be sent to the Secretary of State and there will be no further opportunity to comment at appeal stage.
Donald Graham Chief Executive 18th October 2018


A short term full closure is currently in place on St Leonard’s Lane until 17.30hrs on Thursday. We must also close the road next week from 07:30 hrs on Tuesday March 21 to 17:30 hrs Wednesday March 22 for essential repairs.
A1 night closures continue, the southbound carriageway closed for night working on Saturday March 18 (and provisionally Sunday March 19), to remove two trees on the east side of the road near the southbound ‘off’ sliproad and to erect directional signs.
Finally, on Monday March 20 and Tuesday March 21, night time traffic lights will be installed on the A1 southbound carriageway north of Warreners House, again for the erection of signs.
Your patience is appreciated.


New Memorial Bridge on track for summer opening
North span to be completed in March
The new Memorial Bridge connecting New Hampshire to Maine is still scheduled to open to traffic this summer.
Contractor Archer Western has put into place the new south span and a concrete deck. It has started erecting the south tower.
Steel tower pieces made by Structural Bridge in Claremont are being erected piece by piece by a barge-mounted crane near the south span. That will take about a month to complete.
Plans are for the north span to be completed in March and floated into place at low tide, using the same process as used for the south span.
While the bridge between Portsmouth and Kittery, Maine, would be open this summer, Archer Western said final work, including landscaping and cleanup, will take until the end of the year.


City to host SE infrastructure open house tonight
Wadena citizens can learn about the upcoming southeast infrastructure project - and offer input - at 5:30 tonight in the city council chambers.
"We're mainly looking to bring the public up to date," city administrator Brad Swenson said.
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Given this, roads companies have shown high interest in construction orders rather than road developing orders. One of the chief reasons for this is the nature of construction works.
Construction works are less capital intensive than roads developing. Also after constructing works are done a company is paid by clients whereas in roads developing works involve dependence of traffic, which can be uncertain in economic slowdown.
Given this, there has been increasing orders by NHAI on construction side. NHAI has awarded projects amounting to Rs 34800 crore amounting to length of 2819 Km for the year to date period of FY16.
In this, NHAI awarded construction orders worth Rs 21200 crore amounting 1923 km. As regards, NHAI awarded roads developing orders worth Rs 10800 crore amounting to length of 803 km.
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Transfer from Bexley (DA5) to Heathrow Airport
The town of Bexley is located in the Bexley London Borough, in south – eastern London. It sits on River Cray’s banks and it features 2 parts: the suburban area that includes regions like Bexleyheath, Albany Park, Blendon, Bladindon and Lamorbey and the Old Bexley that has a village – like atmosphere. The town centre is located in the suburban and modernised area. The suburban housing, the council chambers and the administrative offices are located on the Old Heath of Bexley. Charing Cross is not far away from Bexley.
In the past, Bexley used to be part of the Kent parish. It was included in the Bexley Urban District in 1894. The district became a municipal borough in 1935. The Bexley London Borough was formed in 1965. It incorporated the Sidcup & Chislehurst Urban District Council, the Crayford District Council, the Erith Municipal Borough and the Bexley Municipal Borough. Sidcup and Chislehurst were later included in the Bromley London Borough. Until this day, Bexley remained part of Bexley London Borough.
Transfer from Bexley (DA5) to Heathrow Airport by Rail:
So as to get transfer from Bexley to Heathrow Airport by rail, you need to take the National Rail Service to Charing Cross Station. This journey will last almost 40 minutes. From Charing Cross Station, you can take the tube to London Paddington and from there you will take the Heathrow Express Service to Heathrow Airport. Other transport options include taking a taxi transfer from Charing Cross, London Paddington or Bexley to Heathrow Airport.
Transfer from Bexley (DA5) to Heathrow Airport by Car:
In order to get from Bexley to Heathrow Airport by car, you have to take the A2 road. The distance between Bexley and Heathrow Airport is 31.8 miles.
Transfer from Bexley (DA5) to Heathrow Airport by Taxi:
A Taxi Transfer from Bexley to Heathrow Airport with 247 Airport Transfer will take approximately 1 hour and 35 minutes. The transfer from Bexley to Heathrow Airport will cost almost 60 GBP for a saloon car.


Route 3 Detour Due To MS Bike Ride
Published: Expires: 6/11/2016
The Multiple Sclerosis bike ride will begin on Saturday, June 11th. Staging for the beginning of this event will occur near the Proctor terminal endpoint and will result in a detour of Route 3. The event will close 9th Street between 3rd Street and 4th Street from 5:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. on Saturday, June 11th. During this time, all Route 3 buses will detour as follows:
OUTBOUND: Via regular route to 4th Street and 9th Avenue, then detour by continuing on 4th Street, to Ugstad Road, right on Ugstad Road to 6th Street, right on 6th Street to 9th Avenue, right on 9th Avenue to 4th Street and the Route 3 layover point.
INBOUND: No detour


To the Community Foundation for Northeast Florida for being honored at the Council on Foundations’ Leading Locally conference in Denver. The organization which provides donor services, philanthropic guidance and civic leadership to the local area was recognized for its excellence in partnerships which have transformed the relationships between the public and philanthropic sectors.
To Archer Western, contractor for the I-295 and Airport Road/I-95 Project, officially known as the I-295 North Interchange Operational Improvements Project. Construction on the $177 million project started in 2016 and was expected to be completed by early 2023, but according to FDOT’s website, it’s not scheduled to open until Spring 2024. Definitely not the news residents of North Jacksonville and travelers in the area wanted to hear.


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|To:||Portsmouth (Broad Street) (SZ629996)|
|Length:||78 miles (125.5 km)|
|Meets:|| A10, A2, A23, A24, A205, M25, A31, A272, |
A3(M), A27, M27,M275
|Central London • Clapham Junction • Guildford • Kingston upon Thames • London • Petersfield • Portsmouth • The City •|
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A road with some history and strategic significance, as it connects London with its principal naval port. In the times of the Napoleonic Wars, when the Straits of Dover were vulnerable, this road became London's principal link with the Channel ports. Its history has also given it more than its fair share of reputations for highwaymen.
The A3 like many roads was mainly S2 at Classification. Since then most of the road has been upgraded to Dual Carriageway, the section at Hindhead being the last trunk section of single carriageway outside TfL control.
Notable locations and improvements
London Bridge is one of the oldest crossings in Britain. The current incaration was finished in 1973. It first opened in 50AD.
Wisley Interchange is the A3 interchange with the M25. It is a roundabout junction and it was built in early 1980's.
The Hindhead Bypass and Tunnel provide full grade-separation of all the roads between Thursley and the Hampshire border. Construction of the tunnel started in early 2007 and it opened on 27/07/2011 and 29/07/2011. The old route from Hindhead Crossroads to Bramshott Chase has been renumbered as the A333, while the northern section has been removed and is now a cycle path.
|2011||Hindhead Tunnel||D2 Bypass of Hindhead.|
|1980||A3(M) Waterlooville Bypass.||Motorway bypass of Waterlooville.|
|1973||London Bridge||Current Bridge built.|
|1930's||Kingston Bypass||D2/D3 bypass of Kingston.|
|1831||London Bridge||John Rennie Bridge built.|
|50||London Bridge||Original military bridge.|
- A brief History of London Bridge
- Archive London maps showing how street plan developed near London Bridge


St. Johns County To Host Public Workshop On St. Johns River-To-Sea Loop Trail
St. Johns County is hosting a public workshop Thursday on what’s called the St. Johns River-to-Sea Loop, a 260-mile multi-use trail in the works.
When it’s finished, it’ll be the longest multi-use loop trail in the Southeast — and about 40 miles of it will run through St. Johns County, St. Augustine, and St. Augustine Beach.
The Loop will connect several major trail networks, including the 3,000-mile East Coast Greenway, which connects the entire eastern seaboard, and the 250-mile Coast to Coast Connector trail that links Titusville to St. Petersburg..
During Thursday’s public workshop, the county will give a progress update and talk about an ongoing planning study. During the meeting, the public will get the chance to offer feedback and learn about potential next steps.
For more information on the trail, or to provide input, contact Rodney Cooper at 904-209-0111 or via email at email@example.com.
The meeting is scheduled to run from 5 to 7 p.m. Thursday and will be held at the Solomon Calhoun Community Center at 1300 Duval St. in St. Augustine.
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Regional Connector Constructors (RCC) will be performing tieback installation activity at the 1st St Portal.
This work requires 58-hour weekend directional closure on westbound 1st St between Vignes St and Alameda St, for one weekend only.
Westbound 1st St directional closure will begin Friday May 18, 2018 at 7 pm through Monday May 21, 2018 at 5 am.
Activities include underground tieback installation, backfilling, and saw cutting.
Sound mitigations will be in place during work hours. Pedestrian, business, and local access will be maintained.
What to Expect
Directional Weekend Closure Detour:
Westbound 1st St. traffic will detour right on Vignes, left on Temple, left Judge John Aiso, back to 1st St.


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News and Events
- Notice inviting Quotation
- Notice inviting Quotation(New)
- Auction of Plots in Sheikhmaltoon Town Phase-I & II dated 02/8/2016(New)
- The website is facing improvement, upgradation " ammendments and necessary information will be posted in due course of time.
- Re-Auction of Trees Sheikhmaltoon Town Mardan
- Auction of Trees at Sheikhmaltoon Town Mardan


Our Waitara Watersport Centre Feasibility Study is now complete - download report here....
Clifton Rowing Club (CRC) has completed a Feasibility Study to determine the need and feasibility of building a new multipurpose watersports centre on the current CRC site.
Waitara Watersports Facility Needs Analysis and Feasibility Study Final Report
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THE VISION: To create a world-class watersport facility that offers multiple river sport opportunities to the Taranaki and local Waitara Community that can enhance health and well-being and promote the local and regional economy.
Please contact Mark Hearn 022 345 0154 for further information.


Public meetings and events coming up next week:
Wednesday 12 March
Team Commonwealth Reception
6.30pm in London’s Living Room, City Hall
The London Assembly Health Committee  heard today that strategic leadership is needed to manage health care on a London-wide scale.
The London Assembly has urged the Mayor to create more part-time jobs for parents to balance work with caring responsibilities and meet his manifesto promise “to create 20,000 part-time jobs to help parents return to work”.
The London Assembly is urging the Mayor to use his planning strategy to give greater protection to pubs in London.
London is the sixth wealthiest city in the world, but over the past two years the capital has seen a 400 per cent increase in Londoners turning to emergency food aid.
The London Assembly has called on Mayor Boris Johnson to set out clear criteria to define under what circumstances he will use his power to call-in planning applications to City Hall.
A motion agreed unanimously by the London Assembly today calls on Mayor Boris Johnson to take action to limit excessive subterranean development across London.
The London Assembly today called on Mayor Boris Johnson to press Whitehall to reverse cuts to programmes designed to reduce energy consumption in the capital.
Can London’s health services cope with future demand on resources?
London Assembly Members will tomorrow question Mayor of London Boris Johnson and Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe.
Subjects for questioning include:
With former police and fire stations up for sale and Transport for London becoming a property developer on sites like the Earls Court Exhibition Centre, how will the Mayor achieve maximum value for London from the Greater London Authority (GLA) Group’s substantial land and property holding
Change is in the air in Tottenham, with £41 million of the Mayor’s Regeneration Fund (MRF) , including match funding being invested in regeneration projects to reinvigorate a riot damaged community.
Public meetings coming up next week:
Tuesday 4 March 2014
GLA Land and Property Assets
Budget and Performance Committee – 10 am in Committee Room 5
Cyclist casualty rates have risen every year since 2006 and the London Assembly Transport Committee has revealed that more than two thirds of London Cyclists feel less safe now, than six months ago.


The Coal Creek Trail system in eastern Boulder County is scheduled to reopen in September — one year to the month after flood waters wiped out much of the regional connector.
For the past 10 months, restoration projects coordinated by Superior, Louisville, Lafayette, Erie and Boulder County have slowly brought the trail back online, with each community handling repairs within its borders.
The trail segments in Superior and Boulder County have been restored and reopened. Erie's trail repair efforts are set to wrap up next month. Officials in Louisville and Lafayette don't expect their trail work to extend beyond September.
"There is an end in sight," Erie Public Works Director Gary Behlen said. "They just brought in some crusher fines out there, and they're cleaning up the project now, so we're in good shape to finish the project by the end of August."
Erie's Coal Creek Trail extension, which opened barely a month prior to the September flood, lost about a half-mile of trail surface and suffered extensive damage to a bridge and creek drop structure near Erie Municipal Airport.
"We're wrapping up those repairs," Behlen said. "And the developer still has to finish up some of the sewer line work in that area."
Behlen said the town has directed residents to its other municipal trails as alternatives to Coal Creek.
"We do get a lot of questions on that trail, but fortunately, we have a lot of other trails in the community for people to explore," Behlen said.
Erie recently launched a series of trail videos to promote some of the town's other pathways while Coal Creek Trail construction continues. The trail videos are available at erieco.gov/CivicAlerts.aspx?AID=901.
U.S. 36 underpass closed until 2015
Louisville has reopened sections of the trail, but final repairs won't conclude until September, according to the city's website.
Final trail reconstruction work is still dependent on approvals from the Federal Emergency Management Agency and the Colorado Office of Emergency Management.
While the city's work on the trail is drawing to a close, the trail won't be open end-to-end for some time.
The portion of the trail that goes under U.S. 36 has been closed by the Colorado Department of Transportation in conjunction with its highway construction work. CDOT is targeting a September 2015 reopening date for the underpass.
Trail reroute in Lafayette
Underpass repairs are among the final pieces to the Coal Creek Trail puzzle in Lafayette as well. The city has a contractor on site at 120th Street, rebuilding the trail underpass. Work was delayed last week when a flash flood erased the progress made on repairs, but the trail remains open.
"The only section that is closed — and it's a soft closure — is the section north of Empire Road between the two bridges. We had a lot of damage down there," said Rob Burdine, Lafayette's new open space superintendent. "That's one area where we'll have to reroute the trail because it's under water."
Detours still remain around the trailhead and underpass at Public Road and the underpass at 120th, but the entire stretch of the Coal Creek Trail in Lafayette is accessible for the time being.
"I think residents are satisfied right now because the trail is open, but we want to get it back to the way it was," Burdine said.
Burdine said a hard closure is coming for the trail segment near Empire Road, once contractors are able to turn their attention to that portion of the trail.
Lafayette also just received its final permits from the Army Corps of Engineers for work on the Public Road underpass and trailhead.
Burdine said Lafayette will ask for trail users' cooperation and patience through September, when final repairs to all sections of the trail are planned for completion.
"We had an obligation to get every FEMA dollar we can for these projects, but it's a process, and it takes time," Burdine said.


Community Center Amphitheater
Antique Street Light at the restored Railroad Trestle Bridge.
Bobbie Greenwood Swimming Pool
Community Center Shade Structure
The Depot Building
Winters Opera House - The Palms
Rotary Parking Lot
Downtown Streetscape Project
Railroad Trestle Bridge - Bike & Pedestrian
Winters Water Tower Rehab
Winters II Apartments
Winters Parent Nursery School (WPNS)
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Vice President Faisal Naseem inaugurated the ferry system between Fuvahmulah City and GDh.Faresmaathodaa on Friday.
The ferry system was inaugurated in a special ceremony held in Faresmaathodaa on Friday morning.
Speaking at the ceremony CEO Shahid Ali said that the ferry service will officially start on 14th February and that the service will be available twice a week.
Southern Transports Link (STL) will operate the ferry system between Fuvahmulah and Faresmaathodaa. STL already operates ferry service between Addu City – Fuvahmulah. STL aslo provides bus service in Addu City.


Transfer from Hampstead (NW3) to Stansted Airport
Belsize is a name that identifies many areas in London, such as Belsize Court, Belsize Avenue, Belsize Mews, Belsize Crescent, Belsize Square, Belsize Gardens, Belsize Grove, Belsize Lane, Belsize Park Gardens, Belsize Park (the road), Belsize Place and Belsize Terrace. The name was given after a 17th-century manor house and parkland that once occupied the region. The manor house and parkland were built by Daniel O’Neill for his wife. The estate expanded further between 1852 and 1878 when it also extended to Haverstock Hill. Not long after World War I ended, blocks of flats started being constructed in the area and a great number of houses were transformed into flats.
It is known to be a vibrant area with many restaurants, pubs and cafes along Haverstock Hill and also England’s Lane. Belsize Park is located 3.4 miles (5.5 km) northwest of Charing Cross being bordered by Hampstead to the north and west, Kentish Town and Gospel Oak to the east, Camden Town to the southeast and Primrose Hill to the south.
Transfer from London Stansted Airport to Hampstead(NW3) by Rail:
In order to get a transfer from London Stansted Airport to Hampstead by rail you must first take the National Rail service to Tottenham Hale Station on a journey that will last approximately half an hour. From there you will have to take the tube to Euston Station. From Euston you can take another tube to Hampstead Station. Other transport options include taking a minicab transfer either from Tottenham Hale Station, Euston Station or Stansted Airport to Hampstead.
Transfer from London Stansted Airport to Hampstead(NW3) by Car:
If you want to get from Stansted Airport to Hampstead by car you must take the M11 motorway followed by the A406 road. A distance of 40 miles separates Hampstead from Stansted Airport.
Transfer from London Stansted Airport to Hampstead(NW3) by Minicab Transfer:
A Minicab Transfer from London Stansted Airport to Hampstead with 247 Airport Transfer will take approximately 1 hour and 15 minutes. The Stansted Airport transfer to Hampstead will cost around 55 GBP for a saloon car.
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This unique property is located in North Camden County which has seen unusual development over the last several years including Bridge Pointe, Maiden Creek Landing, the Hickory Bluff Marina, Honey Creek and Sanctuary Cove. In addition two major developments are planned; namely, River Trail and Lampadoshia. Atlantic Professional Surveyors has drawn two site plans for the property showing the property being subdivided into 9 and 18 single family lots. However, it is believed that the highest and best use of the property today would be for one, two or three home sites with marsh frontage.There is a possibility that a dock accessing Crab Creek could be built.
I-95 to Dover Bluff Road. Go east on Dover Bluff Road approximately 7 miles and look for Don Wright & Associates sign which is before Lampadoshia Road.
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Please note that we have not tested the services or systems in this property. Purchasers should make/commission their own inspections if they feel it is necessary.
We are pleased to offer for sale this prime development opportunity in the heart of the popular village of Saintfield. The site extends to approximately 0.3 acre and would be suitable for a variety of uses both residential or commercial subject to the appropriate planning. For further information please contact the Ballynahinch office on 02897 561155.


Public survey open through March 31 for Hwy 23 Milaca project
ST. CLOUD, Minn. — Travelers who drive, ride, walk or do business on Hwy 23 in Milaca are invited to take an online survey and watch a presentation for a 2021 transportation study in this area. The survey is open through March 31, 2021 and can be taken at bit.ly/3b79cyy.
The presentation explains key highlights of the Highway 23 corridor and can be found here: mndot.gov/d3/projects/milaca.
MnDOT, in partnership with Mille Lacs County and the city of Milaca, is conducting a corridor study to identify traffic flow needs, safety improvements and multimodal use. The study will coordinate with a future project in 2025-2026 where MnDOT will improve Highway 23 from the Rum River Bridge at Fifth Street SW to Mille Lacs County Road 2 in Milaca.
MnDOT invites and encourages participation by all. If you need an ASL, a foreign language interpreter, or other reasonable accommodation to take the survey, or need it an alternative format, please email your request at ADArequest.email@example.com or call 651-366-4720.
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O&A has designed an extensive amount of aluminum design projects for many different purposes. Structural aluminum design can be utilized for municipal structures. Aluminum can be used in roof framing, outdoor decks, outdoor structures, stair systems, and much more. O&A uses a wide variety of computer-based software to simulate the different loads that may affect any part of the structural aluminum member. The use of aluminum design is common among municipal design. Through these aluminum design projects, O&A produces the necessary drawings, documents, and specifications to complete the project. Each set of drawings includes a comprehensive set of plans and details specific to that unique project. O&A designs each project based on the most recent and up to date Building Codes.


Anambra State Govt To Introduce House To House Refuse Collection
Written by City Radio on August 18, 2022
Anambra State Government is to introduce house to house refuse pickups to rid the state of indiscriminate dumping of refuse.
The Commissioner for Environment, Engineer Felix Odimegwu disclosed this while speaking with journalists in Awka.
Engineer Odimegwu emphasized that the initiative will see his Ministry in couple of months remove many of the dumpsites in the streets which will be used as raw materials for other bye products and provide every household with waste bins for easy evacuation of refuse.
To achieve this, the Commissioner said the state government is in talks with some companies that deal in waste recycling to take up the project, assuring that when these companies start working, refuse dump in the streets will be a thing of the past as it will encourage Ndi Anambra to turn their refuse into value.
Engineer Odimegwu expressed optimism that when these plans are fully articulated and put in motion, Governor Soludo’s mantra of achieving a clean, livable, prosperous mega City will be realised.


This 8.9-acre park includes a playground, a softball field, a multi-use field, tennis courts and a picnic area. For an indoor event, you can rent the Argyle Recreation Building, which features air-conditioned facilities and a kitchen.
- Basketball court (Contact Park Permits Office to reserve)
- Tennis Court (Contact Park Permits Office to reserve)
- Permitted ballfield (Contact CUPF to reserve the ballfield at 240-777-2716 or 240-777-2708)
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AC Transit (includes Dumbarton Express service) riders using Clipper® who transfer within 2 hours of boarding an AC Transit bus receive one local fare credit valid on a VTA local bus, limited stop bus, bus rapid transit, or light rail vehicle. Transferring to a VTA Express bus will be free to Youth and Seniors but will cost $2.25 for adults which could be paid for only by using cash fare on the Clipper card.
VTA Fares with valid 31-Day Local Pass:
Adult Single Ride: No Charge
Adult Express Single Ride: $2.25
*Youth Single Ride: No Charge
*Youth Express Single Ride: No Charge
*Senior/Disabled Single Ride: No Charge
*Senior/Disabled Express Single Ride: No Charge
* Identification required for Youth, Senior/Disabled fares.
31-Day Passes and Senior/Disabled Monthly Stickers must be valid as to date and time for the period during which it is used
Bus Bridge due to Rail Construction at Tasman and Old Ironsides: Day and night work, January 27-28, 2018
Reroute of Downtown San Jose Lines: due to Women's March 1/20
Temporary Bus Stop Closure on Santa Clara Street at 7th: Bus stop at Santa Clara & 7th Street to be closed temporarily for construction.
Road Lane Closures on E Brokaw Rd. at N First Street, January 16-22, 2018: E Brokaw Rd. Rail Repair and Lane Closures at N First Street, Day and Night from January 16-22, 2018


From the Town of Yarmouth:
Town of Yarmouth - Route 28 Road Closure
ROAD CLOSURE for Through Traffic beginning at 6:00pm tonight Friday December 13, 2019 until 5:00am Sunday December 15, 2019. The contractor has been forced to extend the overnight pumping across Route 28 into the daylight hours.
Robert B Our Co. will be working on an emergency bypass pumping at the Baxter Grist Mill Dam Restoration Project on Route 28 in West Yarmouth.
Route 28 from Town Brook Road to Camp Street will be closed from 6:00pm tonight Friday December 13th until 5:00am Sunday December 15, 2019.
Route 28 East Bound traffic will be detoured at Town Brook Rd to Buck Island Rd to Camp St.
Route 28 West Bound traffic will be detoured at Camp St to Buck Island Rd to Town Brook Rd
Police Details will be on site at all times for traffic control & public assistance.
Please direct questions or concerns to the DPW Administrative office at 508-398-2231, Ext. 1250.


Public Consultation: Township's Updated Multi-Year Accessibility Plan
5/3/2019 11:00:27 AM
The Township is currently undertaking public consultation on their draft updated Multi-Year Accessibility Plan 2019 - 2023 as a requirement under the Accessiblity for Ontarians with Disabilities Act, 2005 (AODA). The draft plan identifies past accomplishments of the Township and sets goals/priorities for the next four years to promote an inclusive community.
The consultation period will take place until Friday, May 24th, 2019. Feedback may be directed to Julie Forth, Clerk at email@example.com or 519-485-0477 ext. 223.
View the Township's Draft Multi-Year Accessiblity Plan 2019-2023.


PLANNING NOTICENotice ID: NP3969196
Town and Country Planning Development Management Procedure(Wales) Order 2012 Notice under Article 12 of Application for Planning Permission Accompanied by an Environmental Statement
DCWW Capital Delivery Alliance
The erection of a Raw Water Pumping Station, Fish Screen, Transformer Station, Security Fencing, Lighting, Underground Pipework, Landscaping,
Building Demolition, Modifications to Existing
Site Access, along with Temporary Coffer Dam, Construction Compound and Construction Access. Prioress Mill RWPS Prioress Mill Lane Rhadyr Usk
I give notice that the above application has been submitted to the Council on 30/01/2017 and is accompanied by an environmental statement. The application, plans, the environmental statement and other documentationsubmitted with the
application may be inspected at
The Planning Department, County Hall, Rhadyr, Usk, NP15 1GA during normal working hours until 21 days from the date of this notice.
They can also be viewed online at
www.monmouthshire.gov.uk/planning Click on View Planning Applications. Your local Community Hub also have Internet access which is subject to the normal conditions of use. Copies of the environmental statement may be obtained from the above address so long as stocks last at a charge of £50.
Anyone who wishes to make representations about this application should write to the Council at the above address by 21 days from the date of this notice, or via the website.
Development Services Manager
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Road and Traffic Information
Posted on: September 7, 2016
[ARCHIVED] Brown's Ferry Road - Resurfacing Project
The City of Madison would like to inform residents that as of Monday, Sept. 12, 2016 resurfacing of Brown's Ferry Rd will begin. This will take place between Wall Triana Hwy & Balch Road and will take approximately 2 weeks. More info at link below:


RICHMOND (AP) By the second week of May, the Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) will start telling highway contractors to stop work on road projects if the General Assembly does not agree on a new state budget.
The $3.4-billion highway agency does not have the option of waiting till the end of the fiscal year June 30 to hit the brakes on its construction projects, officials said.
“Because of certain demobilization, environmental and safety requirements, we cannot wait until June 30 to tell a contractor that work must cease effective immediately,” state Transportation Commissioner Philip Shucet said. “We have to be ahead of that curve.”
If the state budget crisis is unresolved, Shucet said, VDOT will soon develop a construction shutdown plan, then begin preparing shutdown orders by May 1.
“Neither VDOT nor the contracting industry want to go there,” Shucet said.
With more than 57,000 mi. of roads and more than 12,000 bridges, Virginia has the third largest state-maintained highway system in the country. Only North Carolina and Texas have larger road networks.
Virginia’s highway agency has under way 231 major road construction projects valued at almost $2.1 billion and 270 maintenance projects worth $308 million.
Shutting down highway work likely would add to the time and expense it eventually takes to finish the jobs.
“If we stop [contractors] from doing their work, it’s going to cost us,” said Malcolm T. Kerley, VDOT’s chief engineer. “You could expect that there would be both some kind of cost and time consideration that they’d ask for.”
“We’re expecting the General Assembly will have a budget,” Kerley said, “and we’re just doing some planning here.”


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a Joint Public Hearing will be held by the Town Board of Supervisors and the Town of Vernon Plan Commission Wednesday, August 14, 2019, at 6:30 p.m., at the Vernon Town Hall located at W249 S8910 Center Drive, Big Bend, WI, 53103, to consider the request for the property owned by Michael & Joi Alex S110W23450 County Line Rd. for an Event Barn as an Unspecified Conditional Use and Bed & Breakfast as a Conditional Use for the property as follows:
Part of the SE ¼ SW ¼ of Section 35, T5N, R19E, Town of Vernon, Waukesha County. More specifically S110W23450 County Line Rd. (Tax Keys VNT2155997, VNT2156998001, VNT2156998002)For information regarding the public hearing please contact Karen Schuh, Vernon Town Clerk/Treasurer at the Town of Vernon at (262) 662-2039, or the Town of Vernon website at www.townofvernon.org. Information for the public hearing will be available on July 19, 2019.
Karen L. Schuh, Clerk/Treasurer
W249 S8910 Center Drive
Legal Notice to be published in the
Now Section of the Journal on Wednesday, July 31 and August 7, 2019.
Dated this date July 19, 2019


|The transport ministry held a ceremony yesterday to open the Ha Noi-Bac Giang Expressway to traffic. The highway is 46km long and has a speed limit of 100km per hour. — VNA/VNS Photo Duong Tri
HA NOI (VNS) — The Ha Noi-Bac Giang Expressway opened to traffic yesterday after 18 months of construction and upgrade work and six months ahead of schedule.
The 46km expressway was built under a BOT (build-operate-transfer) model for a total investment of VND4.2 trillion (US$197.4 million).
The highway stretches from Km 113+985 National Highway 1 in the northern Bac Giang Province to Km159+100 National Highway 1 in Gia Lam District, Ha Noi City, and has a speed limit of 100km per hour.
The Ha Noi-Bac Giang Expressway project will handle the increased traffic between Ha Noi City, Bac Ninh Province and Bac Giang Province; reduce accidents and traffic congestion on National Highway 1; and contribute to socio-economic development.
Speaking at the opening ceremony, Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc hailed the efforts made by relevant agencies, especially the transport ministry, for the early completion of this important project, which would help to enhance trade ties with China.
Given that the state budget was limited, the transport ministry sought investors to build the Ha Noi-Bac Giang section and a 100km section stretching from Bac Giang to Lang Son Province under the BOT model, Phuc said.
He also hailed Bac Giang and Bac Ninh authorities for their efforts to implement site clearance, and said other localities should learn from the two provinces' experiences.
"We are grateful to the local people who gave their houses and land to make way for the expressway," Phuc said.
The Deputy PM asked Bac Ninh, Bac Giang and Lang Son provinces to collaborate with each other to develop their industrial, trade and services sectors, in order to make the best use of the road and to effectively exploit the Chinese market that has more than one billion people.
The road has to be maintained efficiently to ensure its quality, making the Ha Noi-Bac Giang section a model for other arteries, Phuc said.
The Deputy PM said localities should take efforts to prevent road accidents, helping the National Committee on Traffic Safety to reduce the number of deaths and injuries caused by road accidents.
Opened in 2001, the Ha Noi-Bac Giang road was in very poor condition and witnessed heavy traffic congestion. — VNS


Council to Hold Special Meeting
Posted: February 29, 2012
A special work session meeting of the Vernon Township Council is scheduled for Thursday, March 22, 2012 at 7:00 p.m. The meeting will be held at the municipal building, located at 21 Church Street in Vernon.
The purpose of this meeting is to discuss a new sign ordinance and a new fire prevention ordinance. Official action may be taken. An agenda will be posted on the website as soon as it becomes available.


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“Hybrid trolleybuses can revolutionise public transport” – Bartek Kras , the Vice-President of Impact Clean Power Technology S.A., said in the interview with Newseria. Bartek is working on the TrolBaSi system, a hybrid, new generation trolleybus. Apart from a traditional pantograph powered from the grid, it is also equipeed with batteries. In Europe and beyond, we note a renaissance of trolleybuses that were very popular in the past. Currently, only 3 Polish cities have a trolleybus network. Maintenance of such network is complex, costly and often disturbs public transport areas, in particular where the traction is placed in inconvenient parts of the city. In addition, constructing the network in new districts can be challenging. Having carefully considered these advantages and disadvantages, we have partnered with Solaris to design a trolleybus provided with an accessible battery.


In pics| Lucknow’s HERITAGE in ‘new light’
For renovation work of several historic monuments in old city, the state government had allocated around `200 crore. It took the LDA and other agencies of the government over a couple of years to complete the work.lucknow Updated: Dec 06, 2016 20:33 IST
Chief minister Akhilesh Yadav dubbed the ‘heritage zone’ in Hussainabad area in the old city as the heart of Lucknow on Sunday. The CM dedicated the heritage zone to people after its complete makeover.
For renovation of several historic monuments in old city, the state government had allocated around Rs 200 crore. It took the LDA and other government agencies over a couple of years to complete the work.
The majestic heritage zone now includes Chhota Imambada, Satkhanda Park, historic Clock Tower, Hussainabad Baradari, Kudia Ghat, Rumi Darwaza and Bada Imambada.
The restoration work also included Teele Wali Masjid, panoramic deck, food street and a food court. On the occasion, the CM also laid the foundation stone of a museum that will come up in the region.
“Tourists come to Lucknow from all over the country. For them, old Lucknow is the favourite destination. Now, this area will be more attractive,” said the CM.
Here is the glimpse of Lucknow’s HERITAGE in ‘new light’-
Tourists who venture out into the old city can now admire the nawabi-era architectural marvels in a ‘new light’. The cobblestone stretch here, enhancing the quaint look and old world charm of the surroundings, looks even more beautiful with illumination.
First Published: Dec 06, 2016 20:27 IST


"Ministry of Road Transport and Highways has sanctioned 14 Projects of 127.93 km length at a cost of 670.7 crore for the state of Jharkhand," Gadkari said.
The projects include strengthening and reconstruction of a section on NH-333 A in the state for 76.5 crore, besides widening of a section of NH-143 B at a cost of 81.59 crore.
In addition, the strengthening of a stretch of NH-100 in Jharkhand has been sanctioned at a cost of 18.07 crore.
The road, transport, and highways minister said widening and strengthening to 2-lane with paved shoulder, the section of National Highway between Dumka to Basukinath on NH-114 A has been sanctioned at a cost of 148.24 crore. PTI NAM BAL BAL


Care Concern are consulting on their proposals to redevelop the site of the Epping Forest Hotel in Oak Hill into a care home with a 120 beds and would like the views of local residents.
You have until 23rd March to respond to the consultation.
You can read and comment on their proposals by clicking on the link below:
Click here to view the consultation:
A copy of the brochure with the outline plans that was delivered to homes close to the site can be viewed on the link below.


Progress Constructing Universally Accessible Playground In Tuolumne
Tuolumne, CA — There have been some unforeseen costs in constructing a new playground in Tuolumne, and the organizers are hosting an annual fundraiser this weekend.
We reported earlier that a groundbreaking ceremony was held in April for the roughly $340,000 Big Dreams Universally Accessible playground project just off the square in Tuolumne. It is at the site of the former playground constructed adjacent to the Tuolumne Veteran’s Memorial Hall.
The new playground is designed to be accessible for all, including children and adults with disabilities. It was spearheaded by local resident Sarah Garcia, whose daughter Ruby was the initial inspiration.
Giving an update on construction, Garcia says, “During the process, as with any other construction project, there have been some unanticipated costs. Interesting things have happened like discovering there was a swimming pool underneath the playground. It has taken a little bit longer than we anticipated, and the costs have been higher than what we were expecting. A lot of the contractors that we had been working with have been super busy this summer, so we ended up hiring out some of the work that we were anticipating being volunteer work.”
While there was initially a hope to have the project completed around the start of September, the finish has been delayed by at least a couple of months. The work to this point has been carried out by volunteers, notably Clint Neher, Mike Mandell, James Roberson, Jesse Oliva, Doug James, Richie James, Clay Peterson, Covers Trucking and Chris Neher. There has also be a crew helping via the Tuolumne County Sheriff’s Office.
This weekend will be the Big Dreams organization’s Starry Night fundraiser. Garcia says the proceeds will go to cover the final construction costs, and any additional money raised will go into a fund in place at the Sonora Area Foundation where community members can apply for funding for local playground projects that improve accessibility.
Garcia says, “We’re hoping that our event will continue every year until we have all of our parks updated, and every one of the playgrounds in our community is accessible. That is our next ‘big dream.’
Tickets can be purchased through Friday at 5pm. Click here for more information.


The day many stoners have been waiting for has finally come. Government officials are beginning to accept that the legalization of marijuana is inevitable.
With such large groups of people supporting it, can you blame them? According to CBC News, city councillors in Winnipeg, Canada are pushing laws that would regulate where marijuana can and cannot be sold, if it were legalized.
“It is coming and it is coming fast. Society is changing. This will happen,” said Ross Eadie, Mynarski ward councilor. “There will be those who oppose marijuana completely whether it is for medical purposes or not. There are going to be parents who are going to be very concerned about this.”
Eadie teamed up with a fellow councilor, Matt Allard, to propose zoning laws in the city. If passed, dispensaries could not be located within a certain distance from schools, parks and other community areas.
To read more about the proposed zoning regulations check out the full story.


Richmond Transport & Mobility Forum
This is a Forum where anyone in the Borough who has a problem with either mobility or Public Transport can access information and advice. Supported by Ruils and Transport for London the forum meets quarterly and brings together professionals, local disabled and older people to discuss and resolve accessibility issues in the borough.
This forum is currently meeting online using the platform Zoom. Contact firstname.lastname@example.org for future information about future dates.
Minutes of previous meetings:
To find out more about the Forum or to add your name to the Mailing List, please contact the Ruils office on 020 8831 6083 or email email@example.com


Peaceful Poole Park protest against BCP Council’s proposed Whitecliff entrance gate closure
After more than 130 years of Poole Park being open to vehicles, BCP Council wants to permanently close an entrance/exit gate, located in Whitecliff Road and adjacent to Twemlow Avenue, in Poole.
On Saturday, 20th January, 2024, approximately 250 residents staged a protest at the Whitecliff Road gate. Many held banners and placards that criticised BCP Council and the “motives” behind the closure.
BCP Council are holding a public consultation, but this is flawed as it’s possible to ‘have your say’ multiple times. Clearly, this is open to abuse. The consultation runs for four weeks, from Wednesday 17th January 2024, closing at 23:59 on 13th February.


Spotted on Georgia, a scooter (non-electric). This one struck me as odd only because it was so rare.
Why hasn’t there been a sudden inundation of dockless electric scooters like Lime, Bird and others that have appeared in cities from San Diego to Seattle? It’s surely only a matter of time.
To councillors (who would like to avoid having to make decisions on any more bike lanes), get ready for their presence on sidewalks. If you want to avoid that conflict, then that may mean making provision for scooter/bike lanes.


The Napa Valley Vine Trail Coalition is a grass-roots nonprofit with the goal to build a 47-mile walking/biking trail system connecting the entire Napa Valley–from the Vallejo Ferry Terminal to the foot of Mt. St Helena in Calistoga– for a safer, greener, healthier & more livable, family-and visitor-friendly community.
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The 1st and 3rd Thursday of each month in the meeting room. Click here for more information on the Planning Commission.
All Boards and Committees will now be held both in-person meeting and virtually through Zoom. In-person will be held at 852 Easton Road, Warrington. We will be following CDC Guidelines. Masks are required for those not vaccinated.
If you would like to attend via Zoom, for the 3rd Thursday of the month, click here!
The Zoning Hearing Board meets the fourth Monday of the month as needed at 7:00 p.m. The Zoning Hearing Board will only meet if there are zoning appeals to be heard. Meetings are held both in person at the Warrington Township Building, 852 Easton Road and via zoom. To register via zoom, click here.


Sinkhole eats Airport Way! 2012-06-22This is NOT a pothole, but its evil cousin — a sinkhole, which has forced the closure of Airport Way at Nichol Road. Local traffic is being allowed through as far as 2315 Airport Way (the corner just before Williamsons Lake), but all other vehicles will have to detour up Nichol and along Camozzi through Revelstoke Mountain Resort and then down Westerberg Road to Airport Way. Duration of this closure at present is unknown. But the sinkhole is about 20 feet deep and has undermined the roadway. Should you have any questions or concerns please call Public Works 250-837-2001. Photo courtesy of a resident who wishes to remain publicly unidentifiedClick here to read an update on this situation.


Small glass blocks on pavement
Reported in the Pavement Defect category by Salim Ahmed at 23:31, Fri 9 August 2019
Sent to Bristol City Council 4 minutes later
Outside 31 Regent Street there are small glass blocks on the pavement and when it rains the water comes down into our toilet area and over the years it has caused a lot of damage to the walls.
Please can the glass blocks be replaced and sealed so no water comes in
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String Canyon Road Storm Damage
String Canyon Road - MP 0.44
Project Location: String Canyon Road at approximate Mile Post 0.44
Project Description: Three existing 24-inch culverts have failed resulting in a roadside slip out adjacent the edge of shoulder. The slip is approximately 50-feet long. The permanent repairs will include replacement of the existing culverts.
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Meeting Minutes
 April 1, 2004
 Town of Los Altos Hills
 City Council Regular Meeting
 Thursday, April 1, 2004 6:00 P.M.
 Council Chambers, 26379 Fremont Road
 1. CALL TO ORDER, ROLL CALL, AND PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
 Mayor Cheng called the Regular Meeting of the City Council to order at 6:00 p.m. in the
 Council Chambers at Town Hall.
 Present: Mayor Emily Cheng, Mayor Pro Tem Mike O'Malley, Councilmember
 Bob Fenwick, and Councilmember Dean Warshawsky
 Absent: Councilmember Breene Kerr(joined meeting at 7:30 pm)
 Staff. City Manager Maureen Cassingham, Assistant City Attorney David
 Warner, Planning Director Carl Cahill, Administrative Services Director
 Sarah Joiner, Acting City Engineer/Director of Public Works David Ross,
 Assistant Planner Angelica Herrera Olivera and City Clerk Karen Jost
 Press: None
 • MOTION SECONDED AND CARRIED: Moved by O'Malley, seconded by
 Warshawsky and passed unanimously to limit the length of time for public comments to
 three minutes.
 2. APPOINTMENTS AND PRESENTATIONS
 3. PLANNING COMMISSION REPORT
 Planning Director Carl Cahill summarized the Planning Commission meeting of March
 25, 2004 for Council. The Commission had considered three items: Lands of Kerns,
 landscape screening and lighting plan - item was continued to a future meeting; Lands of
 Packard, a request fora conditional use permit modification to increase the meeting size
 from 30 participants to 45; and, Lands of Spector and Ammer, a request for a Site
 Development Permit for a 1,192 square foot pool and spa and a variance to allow deck
 encroachment into setbacks. The variance request was approved by the Commission with
 the finding that the actual coverage in the setback was being reduced. Cahill noted that
 the Planning Commission is recommending approval of the Lands of Packard Conditional
 Use Permit modification and the item is being forwarded to Council for their
 consideration at their next meeting.
 •
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 April 1,2004

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PEOPLE living in Stubbington will have the chance to bring up any local issues to their council at a meeting tonight.
The Crofton Community Action Team meeting (CAT) will take place at Holy Rood Church from 7pm to 8.30pm.
Residents will hear an update from the local police, and also about any recent bids for community funding.
Chairman of the Crofton CAT, Cllr Arthur Mandry said: ‘Residents will hear an update on the Solar Farm planning application on land between Fareham and Stubbington.
‘They will also get to hear a presentation on clothing and textile recycling in Fareham, as well as help name the new community North of Fareham.’
There will also be a chance for residents to ask questions and chat with their local councillors.
More information is online at fareham.gov.uk/cats or by emailing email@example.com


As part of a bridge rehabilitation for MassDOT, two hollow abutments needed to be filled in order to turn the structural approach/departure slabs into slab on grade.
It was up to 30′ from the bottom of slab to the underlying soil which had originally been installed to backfill the abutments. In order to reduce the loads applied to the bridge from the backfill, the lightest possible material capable of providing sufficient support to the pavement was required.
Due to integrated beams for the structural slabs, there were 12 different individual pockets which were up to 2′ tall, which had to be vented independently during the final lift, 4 of which had to be under live traffic because the road couldn’t be completely closed.
CJGeo worked with the general contractor to formulate a plan to vent the individual pockets from outside of the open lanes, to ensure a complete fill without requiring a complete road closure. Over the course of two mobilizations, CJGeo placed 2,840CY of 25lb/cuft cellular concrete to fill the abutments.


Temporary Road Closure
Published: 23 August 2021
EMERGENCY ROAD CLOSURE
Morrison Utility Services, working on behalf of Dŵr Cymru Welsh Water, have made an emergency road closure along St Brides Road, in order to repair a leaking water main.
It is anticipated that the closure will be in place until (and including) 25/08/2021. A signed diversion is in place, as attached.
Out of hours : Dŵr Cymru Welsh Water | 0800 052 0130


The National, Tuesday July 9th, 2013
IN response to a June 26 letter by Peter Kopa, of Tabibuga, we agree with the writer and note his comments.
I want to say that if he is a true son of Jimi, he will recall that in the past 20 years, the district administration has not been functioning well.
Past governments made empty promises and we are very mindful of that.
Our current priority is for the government to focus on roads and bridges as well as education and health infrastructure that has been lacking in the past.
If you have not been to Jimi after the 2012 election, we assure you that the Lopme-Gunai road is back to normal including a permanent bridge at the Kuona-Las Wari North Waghi road to Jimi.
The government injected K1 million for road improvements and upgrading, which is in progress, including Banz-Kuiona road to Kol subdistrict and Jimi district headquarters in Tabibuga.
The district’s public service machinery is at work and the Jimi High School is back to normalcy.
The current government is also delivering vital services including priority infrastructure projects, roads and bridges (a bridge from Wara Pind to Lower Jimi, Konmo Bridge to connect Kuop-Koriom, Mogoni, Kulunga-Kosap to Bupukule and Wara Tsau Bridge to connect Tsenga and Kants and Binj Kon Bridge to link Upper Jimi).
The road construction from Kimil to Maikmol and to link Kwipun council ward is another priority area along with other projects for health, education and agriculture that will depend on the improvement of roads and bridges.
The existing district infrastructure are being renovated and maintained, including the government station electrification project.
Thank you for your concerns for the Jimi population.
The current government surely believes in teamwork under one umbrella.


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On Thursday, I was in the vicinity of 10th Avenue and 23rd Street, heading home. Since 10th Avenue turns into Amsterdam and I live half a block from Amsterdam, I decided to try taking the M11 bus. I knew traffic would be bad, and wasn’t in a rush, but getting past the Lincoln Tunnel was horrifically slow.
If only there were a dedicated bus lane. And coincidentally, no sooner did I get home and check email than I saw an email from TA about upcoming MTA hearings on none other than Bus Rapid Transit. And a West Side corridor along 9th and 10th Avenues, or 10th and 11th, is one of the areas under consideration, as well as one on 1st and 2nd Avenues and in the other boroughs.


Norwalk properties cited under blight ordinance
Published 9:09 am, Friday, December 26, 2014
Hour photo / Erik Trautmann 85 Williams St was cited by Norwalk's blight ordinance. There are sixty Norwalk properties cited under city’s blight ordinance. Members of Common Council’s Ordinance Committee are discussing strengthening the ordinance.


Portion of 104 Street in Lac La Biche closed for resurfacing
Please be advised that 104 Street in the hamlet of Lac La Biche, between 101B Avenue and 103 Avenue, will be closed for resurfacing throughout the Thanksgiving weekend. 102 Avenue across 104 Street will remain open.
Please use caution around workers and equipment. The County apologizes for any inconvenience this may cause and thanks residents for their patience and cooperation. If residents have any concerns, they may contact Transportation Services at (780) 623-1747.


Our club wanted a capital and Bristol based
community project to mark our Centenary. We chose Speedwell because it was
poor, neglected and was entnically diverse
We worked with the Community Association to
refurbish the existing but dilapidated not fit for purpose centre. We got
planning permission, took on ownership of it from the Council and went about raising £100,000.
Together we succeeded and building started in February 2018 and was completed 2
The new centre was formally opened on 23rd
june 2018. Just inside the centenary year. Now the centre can deliver the
benefits of providing amenities, clubs, activities etc to cater for all ages
and nationalities and so begin to create a more vibrant community.


Members of the public are invited to attend the Lake Whatcom Joint Councils and Commission meeting scheduled for March 30, at the Bellingham City Council Chambers.
Staff will be available at an informational open house beginning at 6 p.m., with the joint meeting scheduled 6:30-8:30 p.m. The meeting will be taped and later aired on BTV10.
Members of the Bellingham City Council, Whatcom County Council, and Lake Whatcom Water and Sewer District Commission will be briefed by staff on work scheduled for 2011, with an emphasis on action in the Silver Beach Creek demonstration pilot project, which includes construction of stormwater control facilities, creek bank stabilization, and targeted work with homeowners to reduce stormwater flows and diminish pollution.
Staff will also present information on various topics for consideration and discussion by the Councils and Commission. Included in the presentations will be the timeline for completion of Department of Ecology’s Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) process and the Detailed Implementation Plan schedule, an update on the cost/benefit analysis of tasks in the 2010-2014 work plan, tributary and lake water quality monitoring, land reconveyance and forest practices.
Time will be allotted for public comment, and for questions and answers by the Councilors and Commissioners.
More information: http://www.lakewhatcom.whatcomcounty.org/index.shtml


The Streets and Utilities Department is responsible for:
Sanitary sewer maintenance
Striping and painting
Water pressure issues
Promote Your Next Event
Would you like to invite the citizens of Lafayette to an upcoming community event with a banner hung over Public Road? Please review the Public Road Banner Policies and submit your Public Road Banner Request in person, by mail, by fax or email to the Public Works Department.
If you have any questions, please contact us at 303-665-5588 x1277.


I-45 EXIT 4 CLOSURE
TXDOT has informed us of a lane closure scheduled on the IH45 improvement project in Tiki Island. The contractor will be closing the NB exit ramp to the Village of Tiki Island (Exit #4) to construct a temporary wall down the exit ramp daily between 9AM and 3PM starting Monday, September 25, 2023, and running through Friday, September 29, 2023.
- IH45 NBML outside right lane and full closure of NB Exit #4 to the Village of Tiki Island
- I45 Expansion


The City of Spokane will host a public open house next week to discuss a project to rehabilitate Francis Ave. from Division to Market streets. The open house is Thursday, March 8, at 5:30 p.m. at Arlington Elementary School, 6363 N. Smith St. Come get your questions answered and give your input.
Francis Ave. Construction Project Open House
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This is for the 2013 construction season?
This is good news to everyone.
Nope, just double-checked with the City and it's a 2012 project. Scheduled to start in 'late spring' and wrap up in fall. Also on the construction map the City is getting ready to put out is the Francis Ave. from Freya to Havana project, so Francis is going to be one street you want to avoid this summer. That's your area though Charles, so could be a challenge for you.
OK I guess I will use Addison to get to Fred Meyers then.


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What Will The TTC Look Like In 2012, Blog TO, December 2016
Transit Plan Clears Major Hurdle at Council, Toronto Star
Report Outlines Steep Costs of Running New Transit Lines, Toronto Star
Annotated SmartTrack Report, Torontoist
Transit Renaissance on Tap For GTA If Funds Found, Globe and Mail
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The City of Ithaca is accepting bids for the following project: The bid covers all associated cost included in the work as described in the attached package. The work is to be completed for MDOT on US-127BR in Emerson Township, Gratiot County. Weekend work will not be allowed on this project. This work shall be completed between July 10, 2023 and completed by August 15, 2023. Click on pdf's below for bid documents.


The “faces of Measure R” are a group Arnold York calls the “coterie of people who are almost pathologically angry about just about everything.” Former Mayor Jeff Jennings refers to these faces as “The Coalition of the Disaffected.” There are some nice people and some of my friends who support Measure R, but why aren’t the reasonable people stepping up and having a meaningful discussion about the pros and cons of Measure R?
The reasonable people aren’t vocal and they have left their messaging to the group I am going to name “Always Angry Rouge Group” (AARG). These are the folks who scream and yell at City Council meetings, have been escorted out by the sheriff, who have tried to stop the Chili Cook-Off and who have never won an election. The real issues of Measure R are buried in the $300k campaign whose screaming messengers have clouded some real discussion points.
Putting development projects on a ballot seems like a good idea. No one wants big development in the city. I have personally fought it for the 30 years I have been here. Measure R will push all discussions into back rooms without rules and bypasses representational democracy.
What about when a developer/ property owner loses the vote and takes the City of Malibu to court? Lawyers, judges and settlements will dictate what gets built — not us. How many people remember why there are so many condos over by Lunita? That was the result of a property owner/ bank, being taken to court.
Please read Measure R very carefully before you vote and try to figure out exactly who and how these land use plans are going to go forward. Who is going to be responsible for deciding on all the amenities for our city? AARG? Please read and discuss how easily a developer whose project loses an election will sue the city and that will most certainly cost the city millions and lead to land use decisions being part of a courtroom settlement.
Our voices will never be heard if Measure R passes.


Keep up to date with the latest Cumberland County Housing and Redevelopment Authorities news.
PUBLIC NOTICE: In accordance with Governor Wolf’s March 6th Disaster Emergency Declaration and the recent Stay-At- Home order issued for Cumberland County, the Redevelopment Authority of the County of Cumberland and Housing Authority of the County of Cumberland will be holding its public meetings via telephone conference only until further notice. No changes have been made to the dates and times previously advertised. Any member of the public for whom it is absolutely necessary to participate in a public meeting must arrange to do so by calling the Redevelopment Authority Office at 717.249-0789 ext. 118 at least 24 hours prior to commencement of the meeting.


Accolades go to those who worked for wharf upgrade
Bring on an election and, all of a sudden, decisions that have been steadfastly refused by this NSW Government are now on the agenda.
The Woy Woy Wharf is a point in question.
I believe that our Council, particularly Cr Richard Mehrtens, have been pushing for this matter for a while, not to mention the effort of our sitting state Member for Gosford Ms Liesl Tesch.
After the building of the boat ramp in the park along the waterfront on Brisbane Water Dr, residents were hoping that finally the Woy Woy Wharf would be next.
It was also puzzling why the announcement was made with the presence of an out of area Member of Parliament present.
Happy to finally see the building of a badly-needed public amenity but my accolades will be going to those that I know worked hard to bring this matter to fruition.
Email, 7 Feb 2019
Genny Murphy, Woy Woy


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Just a day before the inauguration of the monorail, things are getting clear about providing connectivity to monorail stations. The Brihanmumbai Electric Supply and Transport Undertaking (BEST) on Friday announced that it is ready with its plan for monorail, but it hasn’t received any monorail timetable.
“During the first few days people will visit monorail stations for joyrides. I can assure that there will be special buses for people at Wadala railway station. Initially, we will operate shuttle services every 15 minutes,” said Om Prakash Gupta, general manager, BEST.
An official added that till date they have not received any specific details about the timetable of monorail operations, therefore it is not possible for us to prepare concrete schedule for operations. “Initially, the bus services will be without any timetable, once we get monorail timetable, it will take just one day to plan and start routine bus services,” informed Gupta.
The BEST has always been preparing need-based plans to cater to the travel demands of bus commuters which can be implemented at short notices. This plan will be put in operation to provide services to commuters who need to travel by BEST bus.


Capital Campaign: Campus Beautification
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Traveller myth '˜needs busting'
Travellers who leave a mess are no worse than the many people who fly-tip in Peterborough, according to a city council officer.
Gary Goose, head of community services, said there needs to be a degree of myth-busting about the traveller community, claiming they are no worse than residents who dump rubbish on the street.
His words come as council leader Councillor John Holdich criticised a proposed traveller’s encampment in his ward of Glinton, one of three which are now being considered for planning approval.
The Glinton application is for land west of Lincoln Road, adjacent to the Green Wheel, which is currently gated to try and stop illegal encampments.
Cllr Holdich said: “It’s a very narrow access and it won’t be ideal for people who own dogs and horses, and for kids going to Arthur Mellows.
“I think the city council needs to come up with a plan for travellers. We have to stop this illegal parking around the city. The problem is nobody wants a site near them.”
The council agreed three Emergency Stopping Places (ESPs) for travellers in September 2014 after a cross-party working group spent more than two years searching for sites.
However, the council admitted last week that on review, land near the Household Recycling Centre in Dogsthorpe could not be used all year round, while land at Corporation Farm in First Drove, Fengate, had access issues.
Therefore, the only current ESP is at Clay Lane at the rear of the Dogsthorpe Triangle.
Mr Goose, speaking at a council scrutiny meeting, said: “The majority of travellers that come through the city we ask to move on. Some leave a mess behind. But if you are aware of the amount of fly-tipping reports we get from the non-traveller community, I would ask ‘what is the difference?’
“There’s a degree of myth-busting that needs to go on with the travelling community.”
ESPs can be used for 28 days a year. Cllr June Bull said: “The problem is 28 days in a year is insufficient. That’s why we get recycling of travellers.”
The committee recommended that the cross-party working group be re-established. Planning applications for traveller sites are also at Fenvale, Crowland Road, Eye and land south east of Nine Bridges, Mile Drove, Glinton.


Wednesday, April 3 2013
BV Valley Fate at Risk-O'side Hearing
2:00 PM to 5:00 PM
Oceanside City Hall
300 N.Coast Hwy
April 3 Wed 2 PM
Oceanside City Council will make a decision to accept or reject the Carlsbad action on Quarry Creek! This may be the last chance to impact what happens to this valley. Oceanside holds the trump card- the barricade across Marron Rd. Oceanside can keep the barricade up if they determine the traffic failures this Carlsbad project will cause on Oceanside streets are not acceptable. Or they can throw Oceanside residents under the wheels of the 5,500 additional car trips this project will cause.
You can call or email Oceanside Council members at firstname.lastname@example.org or 760-435-3065 and tell them keep the traffic barricade up on Marron until traffic is fixed. Then come to the meeting and tell them in person. Oceanside City Hall is at 300 N.Coast Hwy in downtown Oceanside.


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City planners have realized that it is necessary to absorb more and more people and dwellings into existing communities to avoid the unacceptable environmental, social, and economic costs which are with urban sprawl. But people should also preserve what they have to love regarding their neighborhoods, particularly the way they think, look, and function. The city of Seattle recently passed an ordinance that addresses this question by letting backyard cottage plans: accessory homes which increase neighborhoods’ capacities without changing them also much as well as adding affordability. Following a highly successful pilot program, Seattle’s new ordinance permits backyard cottages in largely single family neighborhoods through the entire city.
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They also fear that backyard cottages will clutter up neighborhoods, create parking shortages, clash with existing homes, and attract irresponsible renters. However, after the first units were constructed within the pilot program, which contained 28 cottages, more than half of the neighbors surveyed didn’t be aware of that they are there. The neighbors of backyard cottages isn’t about them declared that they just don’t cause any problems in any way, plus they are a great idea. Boosters from the new program, that has been initiated during 2009, say that they need to preserve rural areas all around the city, instead of allow suburbs to keep to march on without limit. One way to make this happen is usually to add density to inner city neighborhoods, with either backyard cottages or any other low-level apartments with separate entrances which can be incorporated into a single family house plan. Other cities which may have either passed ordinances, or are considering ordinances, for encouraging backyard cottage construction, include Denver, Faribault MN, and Santa Cruz.


Edinburgh councillors have voted to extend the current tram system to Leith and Newhaven in a vote held at the capital's City Chambers today.
A handful of protesters gathered outside to condemn the plans, however the vote passed at 2.40pm.
Complaints related to increased air pollution were dismissed, with Cllr Booth disagreeing that the extension will make things worse.
He said: "All the evidence we have had suggests the opposite is the case. The updated traffic model states the tram will result in fewer vehicle emissions."
David Spavin from Living Streets added that the tram extension is "essential if the city is to become less car dependent".
Addressing concerns about disruption and business closures faced by Leith Walk residents in the aborted first attempt to bring the trams down Leith Walk, Vice convener, Cllr Doran, said the council can "rectify" disruption Leith Walk residents faced in the original phase.
She added: "We cannot stand still. It's time for us to finish the job and our job is to safeguard the future of our citizens."
The council vote to extend the line was passed by at 2.40pm on Tuesday 14 March 2019.
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H.E FCPA Fernandes Barasa remains committed to enhancing business and agriculture through infrastructural development. This afternoon he launched the ACK Holy Trinity Shikoti-Mukongolo stream-Shira SIONGO-Lwatingu bridge Road, a project valued at Sh2.6 Million.
The event, held at Shikoti shopping centre, was attended by area MP Hon. Titus Khamala, County Executives led by Waziri Patrick Kundu (Roads), MCAs led by Roads Committee chair Hon. Brian Mafunga, and the area representative Hon. Dickson Luvega.


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SIDEWALK PROJECT BEGINS NEXT WEEK IN
TOWN OF BOWLING GREEN
Concrete repair work will be underway on Main Street starting June 19 through August 21
FREDERICKSBURG – A concrete sidewalk repair project will be underway on Main Street in the Town of Bowling Green this summer, with work beginning on Monday, June 19.
Pedestrians can expect to see work underway on both sides of Main Street between East Broaddus Avenue and Millford Street. The project will be completed by Monday, Aug. 21.
Repairs are being funded through the Virginia Department of Transportation’s maintenance program. VDOT has coordinated repair locations with the Town of Bowling Green.
Most work will occur between 7 a.m. and 6 p.m. on weekdays. Temporary sidewalk, shoulder and entrance closures will be needed as work progresses along Main Street. Pedestrians will always have access to a sidewalk along one side of Main Street while work is underway.
The project contractor is Willy General Contractors, Inc.
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RVNL Invites DDC Bids for Kolkata Metro Line-6’s Titurmir – Airport Leg
Rail Vikas Nigam Limited today invited bids from engineering design firms for the appointment of a Detailed Design Consultant (DDC) to assist with executing the mostly elevated 3.5 km Titurmir – Biman Bandar (Airport) section of Kolkata Metro’s Line-6.
This section of the 32 km Line-6 (Kavi Subhash New Garia – Airport) was originally envisioned to be underground, but large-scale land acquisition for its ramp and station at Teghoria (named Rabindra Tirtha) forced RVNL to convert a large potion of it – barring an approximate 950m airport stretch – to an elevated line.
Contract: RVNL/KOL/TITUMIR-AIRPORT/ DDC/METRO
Scope: Detailed Design Consultancy Services including alignment finalization for approx 3.5 km length of metro viaduct, ramp down, underground portion & related works and approach spans of the stations (including common pier of viaduct & station at both ends of station), but excluding station areas from Pier No. 760 (near Titurmir Station) to Airport Metro Station in New Garia – Airport Corridor of Kolkata Metro Railway Line
- Estimated Cost: Rs 1.40 crores
- Period of Completion: 36 months
- Pre-bid Meeting: 03/06/2020 at 11.30
- Last Date to Submit: 17/07/2020 at 1100 hours
- Bids to be Opened: 17/07/2020 at 1130 hours
Overall, this section includes 3 stations at Rabindra Tirtha (elevated), VIP Road (elevated) and Biman Bandar (underground) –
Per the tendering documents, the scope of this DDC contract includes 3 sub items:
- A-1. Checking of alignment, redesign/readjustment of alignment as per site condition / incorporation of different facilities designed by other agencies, preparation of typical cross sections at cardinal locations and approval of the same from the competent authority
- A-2. Design of Viaduct
(CH: 25900 approx.) to CP:801 (CH:27200approx.)
Length: 1300M (Approx.)
CP: 801 (CH: 27200 approx.) to start of ramp (CH:28450 approx)
Length: 1250M (approx.)
Note: Any redesigning of viaduct work if required from New Garia to pier no- 760 will be paid extra on proportionate rates per km basis derived from item A-2.
- A-3. Design of Ramp/Underground
Start of Ramp (CH:28450) to end of Design Limit (CH: 29400)
Length: 950M (approx.)
The role of the assigned DDC would typically include, but is not limited to, producing and proposing alternate designs of all civil, architectural, building services, electrical and mechanical works.
The rest of Line-6 (New Garia – Titurmir) largely follows EM Bypass before entering Rajarhat and has been under construction since late-2013 with many visible gaps in construction.
Here are some images of the elevated section of the line I recently shared on Twitter –
For more updates, check out the Kolkata section of The Metro Rail Guy!
There is a merging point underground where it will meet noapara airport line,itd is working after the merging point cut&cover inside the airport area!


3/2 Queen Street, Melbourne VIC 3000
Re-subdivision under Section 32 of the Subdivision Act 1988.
We found this application for you on the planning authority's website 12 months ago. It was received by them 1 day earlier.
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(Source: Melbourne City Council (SPEAR), reference TP-2012-355)


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22-25+CSP. 1362 Boston Post Rd. Map 31, Lot 38/1, R-2. Owner/Applicant: Town of Madison; Special Exception Permit Modification to convert 21,504 sq.ft. of undeveloped area into enclosed dog park. Application includes a Coastal Site Plan Review. (Extension granted and request to continue to 01/19/23 meeting)
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