Public participation has been appreciated and encouraged. Times and locations for next week's public hearings are as follows:
Monday, March 5, 6:00-8:00 PM, Haverhill, Consentino School, 685 Washington
Tuesday, March 6, 6:00-8:00 PM, Brockton, Conference Center at Massasoit, 770 Crescent Street
Tuesday, March 6, 6:00-8:00 PM, Revere, Paul Revere School, 395 Revere Street
Wednesday, March 7, 6:00-8:00 PM, Fitchburg, Public Library Auditorium, 610 Main Street
Wednesday, March 7, 7:00-9:00 PM, Hull, Memorial Middle School, 81 Central Avenue
For information about fare and service proposals, please visit MBTA.com/join the discussion.
Have your voice heard by sending an email with your questions, comments, and ideas to email@example.com.
The MBTA’s public outreach process continues with the acceptance of public comment through March 12, 2012 electronically at mbta.com, by email at firstname.lastname@example.org, via mail to MBTA, Ten Park Plaza, Boston, Ma 02116, Attention: Fare Proposal Committee, and by phone at 617-222-3200/ TTY (617) 222-5146.
A final fare and service recommendation will be made to the MBTA’s Board of Directors this spring and changes will be implemented on July 1, 2012.
Lexington: Route 2 Bridges Project Update posted on Aug 21
MassDOT next week will begin preparations to replace the Route 2 Bridges over I-95 in Lexington by implementing a traffic shift on Route 2 east and westbound. The work to prepare for the shift requires lane closures from 8:00 PM each night to 5:00 AM …Continue Reading Lexington: Route 2 Bridges Project Update
Governor Patrick Announces Knowledge Corridor Line Purchase posted on Aug 20
Governor Deval Patrick today announced an agreement in principle allowing the Commonwealth to purchase the Knowledge Corridor rail line between East Northfield and Springfield from Pan Am Southern, a joint venture of Pan Am and Norfolk Southern. The 49-mile segment of rail is currently undergoing …Continue Reading Governor Patrick Announces Knowledge Corridor Line Purchase
Morton Street Bridge Opens Ahead of Schedule posted on Aug 19
MassDOT announced the successful opening of the new Morton Street Bridge in Mattapan more than a full day ahead of the already accelerated schedule. The original structurally deficient bridge carrying Morton Street over the MBTA commuter rail tracks closed on Friday, August 8 for final …Continue Reading Morton Street Bridge Opens Ahead of Schedule


Auction - Redevelopment Site!
This property is located in the heart of The Commercial Precinct, opposite Dan Murphy's and 100 metres to the new Woolworths Allenstown Shopping Development - Total land area 663m2. Improvements include a highset well presented timber home, modern kitchen, airconditioned, enclosed and concreted underneath. An excellent site for Commercial development, shops, units etc (STCA). For sale now or Auction on site Saturday 8th April 12 noon....Read more


Redevelopment of Kent Station in Cork
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RICHMOND, Va. (WTVR) - Some business leaders behind a billboard campaign calling plans to add tolls to Interstate 95 highway robbery met with Gov. Bob McDonnell's staff Thursday.
The two billboards and tractor-trailers hope to get lawmakers' -- and the public's -- attention.
The ads are funded by businesses, many of which are south of Petersburg, that said they worry what may happen if toll booths go up on I-95 in Sussex County. Those businesses said a future with tolls would mean a future without growth.
Sussex County business and government leaders left a meeting with the governor's staff and VDOT Thursday concerned their objections are not being heard.
"I'm not convinced that the governor understands the economic impact that this toll placement will have on businesses in Southside Virginia," Sussex County Board of Supervisors' Eric Fly said.
For third-generation businessman Rex Davis, there won't be any expansion of the family business if the tolls are added to the interstate.
In fact, Davis said the revenue numbers he has seen, generated by a single toll booth, will not help repair the interstate, but will hurt the local economy.
In a statement released Thursday afternoon, the governor's office said the meeting was productive. However, officials said plans for the tolls continue to move forward -- and that adding tolls would generate between $30 and $60 million a year.
However, officials also said they are looking at ways to reduce costs for local drivers in Sussex County.
- Drivers speak out against adding tolls on I-95
- Battle over new I-95 tolls intensifies in Emporia
- County, town leaders plan to fight against I-95 tolls
- HOLMBERG: Small town has big campaign against fat tolls on I-95
- HOLMBERG: Why does southern Virginia have to pay the tolls – again?
- Lawmakers work to add tolls on Interstate 95


A temporary side track alongside Phillips River Bridge near Ravensthorpe opened to traffic Friday 24 March.
Emergency repairs works included the installation of 14 piped culverts.
Read our Media Statement for more information.
Image: Damage after flooding
Image: Temporary side track prior to sealing
Image: Temporary side track complete


West Swindon Parish Council has one allotment site situated behind Blagrove Industrial Estate.
All pitches on the Blagrove allotment site are currently occupied.
There is a lengthy waiting list for this site. If you would like to join the waiting list, please contact the Parish Manager on 01793 466418 or email firstname.lastname@example.org.
Alternatively it may be worth contacting one of the other Parish Council's who have allotment sites within a short distance of West Swindon to check availability.
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DATE: Friday, May 13, 2022
TRAFFIC IMPACT AND DURATION: Saturday, May 14, then continuing Monday, May 16 through Friday, May 20, between 6 a.m. and 6 p.m., traffic will be reduced to one lane with alternating one-way traffic on VT Routes 15 and 15A in Hyde Park and Morristown.
Beginning Monday, May 16 through Wednesday, May 18, at night, from 6 p.m. to 6 a.m., traffic will be reduced to one lane with alternating one-way traffic on VT Routes 100 and 15 near the Morristown Roundabout.
Motorists should expect delays and to travel on milled pavement and gravel surfaces. Motorists are advised to drive with caution through the work zone.
CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES: On Saturday, during the day, and continuing Monday through Friday, during the day, crews will be placing gravel on VT 15 from the Hyde Park Roundabout to Johnson. Additionally, beginning Tuesday, a crew will begin the second reclamation pass and will be adding emulsion stabilizer on VT 15A.
Beginning Monday night, and continuing through Wednesday night, a crew will be milling and paving ALT VT 100 from the signal at the intersection of VT 15 and VT 100 to the beginning of the project near Professional Drive. Crews will also be milling and then paving the Morristown Roundabout. All work is weather dependent.


Customers can request a copy of the City's "New York City Water Use Restrictions Chart" about water use restrictions during drought and non-drought periods.
Get a water use restriction chart.
Get answers to frequently asked questions about water restrictions.
Call 311 to request a Water Use Restrictions chart.
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The Round 9 CFA is open! Applications are due no later than 4 pm on Friday July 26th.
Long Island Regional Economic Development Council
The Long Island Regional Economic Development Council (LIREDC) serves as an economic advisory board for the Long Island Region.
Round 9 Grant Funding
Round 9 Regional Economic Development Council grant applications will be open from May 1- July 26 at 4 p.m.
Guidebooks, funding information, & dates for informational meetings can be found in the LIREDC Documents and Meetings & Workshops sections below.
The Workforce Development Initiative (WDI) will invest $175 million across the State to support strategic regional efforts that meet businesses’ workforce needs, improve regional talent pipelines, and expand workplace learning opportunities.
A panel workshop will be held at Farmingdale State College for anyone interested in learning more about the Workforce Development Initiative application. Please RSVP below if you are planning on attending.
Governor Cuomo’s Downtown Revitalization Initiative (DRI) is transforming downtown neighborhoods into vibrant communities where the next generation of New Yorkers will want to live work and raise families.


Work on Stadium 974, previously known as Ras Abu Aboud Stadium, has finished ahead of the 2022 FIFA World Cup, dezeen reported. The arena is located in Doha, Qatar, and is made of shipping containers and modular, structural steel.
Stadium 974 — which gets its name from the number of containers that make it up — holds 40,000 spectators. Fenwick Iribarren Architects designed the project to be completely demountable.
The stadium's modular design also reduced the overall construction cost, timeline and material waste. Additionally, efficiency methods ensured it will reduce water use by 40% compared to conventional stadium construction, dezeen reported.
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Rise builds market rate and affordable housing, enhancing the quality of life in the communities we serve. This work helps make St. Louis a great place to live, work, and play. We believe social, cultural, lifestyle, and economic diversity makes area neighborhoods stronger.
Rise acts as a resource and partner to the community. We bring together nonprofit organizations, financial institutions, and government to make successful neighborhood revitalization possible.
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Condition assessment and life cycle costing of concrete and steel footbridges in Kampala
(Makerere University, 2018)
The purpose of this study was to perform a condition assessment, determine the life cycle costs of a steel and a concrete footbridge in Kampala and propose the most economical option between the two. Footbridge maintenance ...
A study to assess management approaches of construction material waste on selected construction sites in Kampala, Uganda.
The construction industry is one of the most vital constituents of any country's economy, the industry remains on a steady path of growth and development all over the world. But despite all its benefits, it is equally known ...
Assessing the impact of population growth on air quality in Kampala District
(Makerere University, 2020-12)
Aerosol Optical Thickness (AOT) is a result of land cover changes an important statistic used to communicate air quality . As and industrial growth, air pollution, has had increasing serious and ...
Flood risk and resilience assessment for the Nalukolongo Storm Water Drainage System in Kampala
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Floods are among the most catastrophic natural disasters around the globe impacting Economic activities, human lives and infrastructure. Changing climate and land use have escalated challenges associated with increased ...


| Arima Velodrome|
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| Corner Queen Mary and Hollis Avenue, Arima, Trinidad & Tobago|
Santa Rosa Park, Dwight Yorke Stadium, Queen's Park Savannah, Hasely Crawford Stadium, Skinner Park
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The Arima Velodrome is an outdoor velodrome in Arima, Trinidad and Tobago. The velodrome is an open outdoor velodrome serving the Borough of Arima and its suburbs. It hosts grass and concrete surface.


Brunswick County Code Administration
Welcome to Brunswick County Code Administration! We include Building Inspections and Central Permitting. We oversee building permits and inspections and conduct building inspections.
- 75 Courthouse Drive (Building I)
- Open 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
- Call 910-253-2021
- Email email@example.com to submit digital plans, or for information on inspections or permitting matters
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The Construction & Property Maintenance Code of Appeals consists of no less than three or no more than 7 members appointed by the mayor that have experience and training in building construction and property maintenance. Members shall be appointed to 2-year terms by the chief executive officer of the city.
The Construction & Property Maintenance Code of Appeals hears and decides matters relating to the City's application of the Michigan Building Code, Michigan Residential Code and International Property Maintenance.
It decides matters related to variances from the requirements of the codes.
The board hears appeals of a decision or determination made by the City's Chief Building Inspector or the Director of Community Development.
It also supplies interpretations of the provisions of the codes.
The Board meets as necessary as inquiries are made.


Join fellow engineers at CCE’s upcoming Pint’s and PDH’s meeting!
The PDH portion of the evening will be about the use of permeable pavers.
Barry Burkholder, Burkholders Brothers, will speak regarding the challenges Landscape Designers face with Townships not recognizing permeable paving as a solution for storm water management.
Rick Bischoff, Techo-Bloc, will discuss the technical side of using permeable pavers, this includes:
- What are Segmental Permeable Pavements (SPP)
- Benefits of a SPP
- System Components
- Design and Layout Ideas
- Construction Sequence
- LEED Points
When: Thursday, March 10, 2016
Where: Brickside Grille, 540 Wellington Sq. Exton, PA 19341
Time: Event starts at 6pm
Cost: Free to members
Each member earns one PDH for attending this event.


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Kern Street Quarter Acre lot in great location near businesses. Lots 22-26 included in the sale. 1-3 dwellings can be built on the land. Water, sewer, electricity available off Kern St.


Cameras & LPRs make way! There's a new tech in town and it's transforming transportation. LiDAR uses beams of light to create 3D images of an environment. Placed on vehicles for autonomous driving, mounted on parking garages to direct cars to spaces, and partnering with AI to evolve transportation into the Digital Age.
Want to learn more about this technology and its transportation applications? Discover why LiDAR is making waves!


Transport Administration connects Estonia in a safe, smart and environmentally friendly way. Our task was to show what exactly Transport Administration does and who are the people behind it. The result can be seen in this 2-minute clip.
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Campaign, Design / Logo, Digital
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Bad driving and signage
Reported via iOS in the Roads/highways category anonymously at 08:37, Thu 8 November 2018
Sent to Hertfordshire County Council 2 minutes later
Early morning with heavy traffic flow around the roundabout particularly from the direction of st nics to the hospital. Many drivers at the roundabout get in left lane in order to turn right rather than left to old town or straight on. This and bad road markings on roundabout has caused a few near misses that I have witnessed and feel that something needs to be proactively done rather than reactive. Could signs not be placed on the bridge earlier on to help remind motorists of the right lane to be in.
Also throughout the day I feel that the speed on this road needs to be raised as 40mph on a dual carriageway is too slow.
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Holly Lodge Estate Manager
Barbara Wheatley is the Estate manager and can answer queries on parking, security and other estate matters. She and the Estate team are to be found in the hut at the top of the estate in Holly Lodge Gardens.
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Holly Lodge Residents Association
The HLRA represents all the residents of the Holly Lodge Estate mansion blocks, whether council tenants, leaseholders or private tenants. They organise social events and other activities, as well as putting residents’ concerns to Camden Council and working with the Council to create solutions.
They are officially recognised as a TRA (Tenants and Residents Association) by Camden Council and the Holly Lodge Community Centre is a part of this Association.


Starts At: Bridge 8, New Inn Bridge
Ends At: Bridge 9A
TOWPATH CLOSURE (8am Monday 31 August until 6pm Friday 23 October 2020)
Towpath is closed between Bridge 8 to Bridge 9A as part of the City of Culture improvement project. During this phase of the project, the Canal & River Trust is working together with Coventry City Council to undertake towpath improvement works. The towpath will need to be closed for safety reasons but navigation is unaffected. Thank you for your understanding and patience.


Collaboration, Analytics & Innovation
Providing operational, technical and strategic enabling services to The City of Calgary and ultimately Calgarians.
Products and Services
CAI offers many products and services including the City Online store, licensing City Data, mapping, and more.
Programs and Initiatives
CAI’s many programs and initiatives include Civic Innovation YYC, Green Building, Corporate Project and Asset management, and others.
New from Collaboration, Analytics & Innovation
The Partnering with Industry Symposium is a collaboration between The City of Calgary and Alberta Roadbuilders & Heavy Construction Association. This event brings together The City, public partners and local industry to share information on capital program budgets, upcoming projects, emerging trends, challenges and opportunities.


Valley residents and tourists alike will experience some delays in traffic on the South Hill.
As discussed in Town Council's agenda last Monday, July 24, the South Hill turnout will be getting underway very soon.
"Basically some rerouting of Telus phone lines, contractors moving their equipment over there and they're hoping to start on Monday (July 31), but we're still waiting for the plan so we can get barricades up on the highway," stated the town's Infrastructure Services Director, Darryl Drohomerski.
Once construction starts, Drohomerski noted it will take about a week to 10 days to be completed.
"There's a bit of excavation to do, there's a bunch of filling of materials like gravels, we have to reroute a couple of culverts, street lights and then it's just going to be paving."
"I think the thought originally was to have everything done by Friday before the long weekend, but it really depends again on the accommodation plan. Hopefully we get it today or tomorrow and then they can move full steam ahead," he concluded.
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Hugh Wallis and Kaliste Saloom Intersection Closure
Apr 27, 2021, 11:05 AM by Claire Regan
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
April 27, 2021
HUGH WALLIS AND KALISTE SALOOM INTERSECTION CLOSURE
Lafayette, LA – Beginning tomorrow, the intersection of S. Hugh Wallis and E. Kaliste Saloom Roads will be closed for one week to repair concrete panels. The closure is scheduled from Wednesday, April 28, 2021, through Wednesday, May 5, 2021.Local access will be maintained. Detour routes will be provided for through traffic.


Bridge Closure: June 14 – 28, 2021
The bridge on Route 36 in Slaughter Beach that crosses Cedar Creek will be closed again: June 14 - 28, 2021.
Here is the press release directly from the Del-Dot website:
TRAFFIC ALERT - Counterweight Work Will Require the Closure of the Bridge over Cedar Creek-Sussex County
Traffic Information: DelDOT announces to motorists that their contractor will perform counter-weight work on the bridge over Cedar Creek on Route 36/Cedar Beach Road between Lighthouse Road and Marina Lane.
The road closure will occur at 6 a.m. on Monday, June 14 until 5 p.m. on Monday, June 28, pending weather.
The bridge will be open to marine traffic.
Motorists traveling east on Route 36/Cedar Beach Road will be detoured south on Route 1 to Slaughter Beach Road northeast to Bay Avenue.
Motorists traveling west on Route 36/Cedar Beach Road will be detoured south on Bay Avenue to Slaughter Beach Road onto Route 1 and take Cedar Creek Road eastbound.
Detour signage will be posted for motorists. At all times, residents will have access to their homes but may need to take the posted detour route.
Notice: Closure of Cedar Creek Bridge on Rt. 36 – updated 10/2/17
10/2/17 UPDATE: CEDAR CREEK BRIDGE ON RT. 36 IS NOW OPEN.
We received an email with the following information:
DELDOT has informed us that they have a mechanical issue with the Cedar Creek Bridge on Rt. 36.
It will be closed until they can get the appropriate parts.
We will keep you informed as to any updates.
In the meantime, access will all be directed to Slaughter Beach Road.
We will update this post, and our Facebook post when the bridge reopens. You may also sign up for our newsletter to receive updates directly to your inbox.


The Greater Stillwater Chamber of Commerce will host an event in its “Toast and Topics” series (previously “Eggs and Issues”) at 7:30 a.m. Wednesday, Sept. 6.
Hear representatives of the city of Stillwater and MnDOT discuss the city’s comprehensive plan and an update on upcoming road construction.
The event is at the Watermark Church HUB, 5805 Osgood Ave. N., Oak Park Heights.
Breakfast is by Scheel’s Catering. Cost is $20 for chamber members, $25 for non-members.
Pre-register at bit.Ly/2vbaQrl.


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This wasn't the first time Vector and I had made a presentation to the City Council. Two years previous, we had made a pitch to legalize gladiatorial competitions in concordance with the plans the city had to build a new arena. Last year, we had asked for a new bylaw to ban double-wide baby strollers at farmers' markets; this motion had nearly passed, 4 votes to 5.
But this year, we had bigger fish to fry.
"Gentlemen, am I reading this correctly?" the Mayor asked. "You are proposing to take the 500+ free standing telephone booths in the city, and convert them into... 'self-termination booths'?"
"We specifically avoided...
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The N.C. Department of Transportation says a Charlotte-based contractor can start work at any time on 19 miles of resurfacing work and other improvements on Mecklenburg County roads.
Ferebee Corporation has been awarded a $6 million contract to mill, resurface and rebuild shoulders on 16 sections of roadways. The work can start at any time and must be completed by next June 30.
Work can be done at any time of day, except 6-9 a.m. and 4-8 p.m. Some weekend work is possible.
The projects are:
-- South Tryon Street; 3.4 miles, from Remount Road to Morehead State, and from Remount Road to I-77.
-- Monroe Road; 3 miles, from Wendover Road to Sharon Amity Road, and from Wendover Road to Ranier Road.
-- West Boulevard; 2.6 miles, from I-77 to South Tryon Street, and from the Billy Graham Parkway to Charlotte-Douglas International Airport.
-- Wendover Road; 2.6 miles, from Monroe Road to Sharon Road.
-- Walkers Ferry Road; 1.4 miles, from the I-485 overpass to Windy Grove Road.
-- Byrum Drive; 1.2 miles, from Steele Creek Road to Yorkmont Road.
-- Nevada Boulevard; 1.2 miles, from South Tryon Street to the end of state maintenance.
-- Graham Street; 1.1 miles, from the railroad bridge deck to Mint Street.
-- Yorkmont Road; 1 mile, from Byrum Drive to West Boulevard, and from Byrum Drive to Tyvola Road.
-- Queens Road; 0.8 mile, from South Kings Drive to Providence Road.
-- Shopton Road West; 0.4 mile, from Rock Island Road to the end of curb and gutter.
-- Sharon Road; 0.3 mile, from Wendover Road to Runnymede Lane.


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Where temporary access control or area cordoning is required in buildings, wall mountable retractable belt barriers provide the perfect solution.
With a maximum belt extension of 2m, these belt barriers span most walkways, doorways and access areas. Belts are available in a selection of colours and can be branded on both sides.
• Maximum belt extension 2.0m
• 4 point mount bracket
• Belts can be branded
• Replaceable belt cartridges


Please contact our office via phone or email before visiting us in person. Patrons of the Peoria County Courthouse will be asked to wear a face-covering and maintain social distancing where possible and may be asked to provide contact information. Please check our reopening plan for full details, or call ahead, before making a trip.
News and Events
The Peoria County Highway Department will be closing Blue Ridge Road between North Hampton Road and Hays Road in Hallock Township starting at 7:00 a.m. on Wednesday, April 21, 2021. Read on...
Beginning Monday, March 8, 2021, Kickapoo Creek Road between Adams Street and Middle Road will be closed to traffic for road construction. Read on...


Budapest – In Budapest on Saturday, thousands of people protested in front of the Hungarian parliament against the construction of a campus for the Chinese Fudan University. On the area on the banks of the Danube, where the Fudan campus is now planned, a “student town” with inexpensive student dormitories was originally to be built. According to the current plans, this should be realized in a significantly reduced size. With flags, banners and the shouts “Orban, get away” they marched through the capital to Kossuth Square. Representatives of all opposition parties joined the action.


I’m keen to find out more about local public transport.
If you live or work in Armley, Bramley, Kirkstall, Farnley or Wortley and use public transport, it would be great if you could take a few minutes to fill in these surveys so we know what needs improving about local bus and train services. Please share with any family or friends who live in the area.
To complete the bus survey, you can find the link here.
Likewise, for the train survey, the link can be found here.


- A special meeting of the Galesburg Planning and Zoning Commission has been scheduled for Tuesday, May 7, 2013, at 7:00 p.m. in the City Council Chambers of the Galesburg City Hall.
- The regularly scheduled meeting of the Galesburg Youth Commission for the month of May will be held on Thursday, May 9, 2013, at 4:30 p.m. in the Curtis Erickson Conference Room at City Hall, 55 West Tompkins Street. View the agenda online.
- The May 9, 2013 Public Transportation Advisory Committee meeting has been canceled.
- An Animal Control Public Hearing will be held at 6 p.m. Wednesday, May 8 and again on Thursday, May 16, 2013, in the Council Chambers at City Hall, 55 W. Tompkins Street, Galesburg, IL. An agenda will be posted at a later date. For more information go to the city's website.


This week, the city of Orlando will decide whether to build a brand new, state of the art soccer stadium to house a brand new Major League Soccer team. Orlando City Soccer Club has already assured the city of Orlando that upgrading the already successful soccer team based here will bring huge amounts of tourism to the city.
Major League Soccer or simply just the MLS is a growing brand here in America. Soccer is a sport that is always the little brother to other popular sports like baseball and football. However the MLS is already taking over large markets with teams in Los Angeles and New York City. I believe that is how sports in America grow in popularity, by marketing themselves in larger, and more profitable cities.
This being said with the MLS coming to Orlando, I think this will be a win-win situation for both the league and the city of Orlando. First off expanding the league to a very large city in Florida would help attract new fans to the league. The city of Orlando would benefit from this deal with an increase of tourism due to another major sports team along with the Magic.
If all goes according to plan and the deal is approved today by the city council then construction will start in the coming months. My hope is that this soccer stadium will change quite a bit of downtown scene for Orlando. I’m not the biggest fan of soccer, but a huge fan of Orlando and I think this is a huge step in the right direction for the city.


NSY Hunters Point -- The U.S. Department of the Navy, in coordination with state and federal environmental regulatory agencies, encourages the public to comment on its Proposed Plan for cleanup of Parcel E-2, which includes a landfill along the shoreline at Hunters Point Naval Shipyard in San Francisco, California. The Proposed Plan summarizes the remedial (cleanup) alternatives evaluated by the Navy and explains the basis for identifying the preferred alternative to address contamination at Parcel E-2 at Hunters Point Naval Shipyard.
The Navy invites interested members of the public to review and comment on the Parcel E-2 Proposed Plan during a Public Comment Period, from September 7, 2011, to October 24, 2011. Public comments must be submitted in writing and must be postmarked or e-mailed no later than October 24, 2011. Alternatively, members of the public are invited to attend a Public Meeting on September 20, 2011, from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Public comments to the Proposed Plan will also be accepted at this meeting.
If you have any questions or wish to comment on this project, please contact Mr. Keith Forman, Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC) Environmental Coordinator, BRAC Program Management Office West, 1455 Frazee Road, Suite 900, San Diego, CA 92108-4310; Email: firstname.lastname@example.org; (619) 532-0913 phone; (415) 308-1458 cell phone; (619) 532-0995 fax.
The Navy will host a Public Meeting to discuss the Proposed Plan, answer questions, and accept public comments:
Date: September 20, 2011
Time: 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. (or whenever everyone has had an opportunity to speak)
Location: Southeast Community Facility Commission Building, Alex L. Pitcher Jr. Room, 1800 Oakdale Avenue, San Francisco, CA 94124
FOR MORE INFORMATION
As of September 7, 2011, copies of the Proposed Plan and other site documents will be available for review at the two Information Repositories: City of San Francisco Main Library, Government Information Center, 5th Floor, 100 Larkin Street, San Francisco, CA 94102, (415) 557-4500. Hunters Point Shipyard Site Trailer, (Located across the street from the security entrance to the Shipyard), 690 Hudson Avenue, San Francisco, CA 94124.
Parcel E-2 Proposed Plan Documents can also be downloaded by clicking on the links, below.
September 2011, PRESS RELEASE: Notice of Proposed Plan for Parcel E-2 Public Comment Period, Hunters Point Naval Shipyard - PDF, 53 kb
September 2011, Parcel E-2 Proposed Plan - PDF, 2.3 MB
September 2011, Fact Sheet: Summary of the Navy's Proposed Cleanup of Parcel E-2 - PDF, 3 MB
September 2011, Frequently Asked Questions About the Shipyard Landfill - PDF, 3 MB


Mayor Rogero asks for postponement of Recode Knoxville vote
She said she wants to ask the city council to go article-by-article in the plan to make sure they're in a position to vote by the time they reach their next meeting on May 30. Recode would be the first overhaul of zoning regulations in Knoxville since the 1960s.
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X-SOLD-Highway Commercial Retail Land – Des Moines, Iowa3727 SE 14th Street, Des Moines, IA 50320
Highway Commercial Retail Land located in the heart of SE 14th Street (Highway 69) retail corridor, this site sits up high and boasts good visibility when driving from either direction.
- 1.705 Acres
- Zoned C-2 (General Retail & Hwy Commercial District)
- All Utilities
- High Traffic Area: 35,800 VPD
- Full Median Break Access
- Tax Abatement Possible


900 Sq.ft. and above residential Na plots with : Lush green environment with extensive plantations.
Wide roads (R.C.C., tar, earth).
24 hrs security.
Exclusive club house.
Fabulous landscaped gardens.
Commercial center (shop & offices).
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Lane Restrictions on US 431 in Daviess County
A contractor for the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet plans to restrict traffic to one lane on US 431 in DAVIESS County starting on Monday, June 9, 2014.
US 431 will be restricted to one lane at mile point 9.05 to allow deck rehabilitation work on the Panther Creek Bridge.
Traffic will be restricted to one lane with alternating flow controlled by an automated traffic signal.
Motorists should be alert for slowing and stopped traffic as they approach this work zone. Appropriate caution is required.
Construction is expected to take about 14 days to complete, weather permitting.


City of Landrum
100 North Shamrock Avenue
Landrum, South Carolina 29356
Office hours are:
Monday through Friday 8:30am to 4:30pm
The Design Review Board will hold a meeting on Wednesday, September 2, 2020 at 5:30 PM in the city hall council chambers. You may see the topics of discussion on the attached agenda.
Masks are required to attend this meeting.


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Seattle Mayor Mike McGinn announced on Tuesday that the city has secured funding to plan and design an extension of the First Hill streetcar line on Broadway.
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Durham’s seniors lose meeting place
The July 4 flood in Durham destroyed the community center, and it is still awaiting repairs.
Lila Unruh, president of Durham’s senior citizen organization, said they lost two stoves and two refrigerators and have no means to replace them. They haven’t met since.
She said if the building was repaired and losses replaced, the seniors would consider meeting there again.
She was hoping the city council would take action to restore the building.
Mayor Michael Sorenson suggested the group contact the Baptist church about meeting there.
The city is taking bids now on projects to renovate the building and replace windows and appliances.
Last modified Oct. 17, 2019


Joint Meeting of Town of Cooks Valley Board/Plan Commission
Town of Cooks Valley
June 17, 2015
There will be a Joint Town of Cooks Valley/Plan Commission informational meeting on Wednesday June 17, 2015 at the Cooks Valley Town Hall (15751 40th Street) at 8:00 pm. The public is invited to attend this meeting.
Cooks Valley Town Hall
Jimmy’s Juke Joint
Township Web Page at http://cv1927.bloomertel.net


News and stories about Vital Cities and Citizens
Empowering Cities and Citizens
The Empowering Cities and Citizens conference on 6-7 November 2018 was part of the 105-year anniversary of Erasmus University Rotterdam, and marked the first year of activity for the Erasmus Initiative Vital Cities and Citizens (VCC).
Over 350 participants and 50 speakers from academia, local governments and other Dutch and international institutions got together to discuss how cities and communities learn and co-create knowledge, in order to meet current needs in cities.
Empowering Cities and Citizens – a report.
Prof. dr. Nina Glick-Schiller (University of Manchester) about migration and citymakers.
Are entrepreneurs able to create their own opportunities and prevent risks that could hurt their business? PhD candidate Dewi Kanters believes they can.
Business students Sofia Ali en Tania Bhulai are the founders of Diandre: a foundation to help refugee-students and refugee-entrepreneurs.
Some university students start giving back to society during or right after their study. Minguel Baker is one of them.


DelDOT Traffic Alerts: Upcoming Area Road/Turn Lane Closures
The southbound right turn lane from Mount Joy Road to Westbound Route 24 in the Millsboro area will be closed for over a week due to road work. The work begins on February 6th. DelDOT expects the project to be completed by 15th, depending on the weather. Emergency vehicles only will have access to make the right turn movement.
Detour Information from DelDOT:
Detour: Motorists wishing to turn right from Mount Joy Road to SR 24 should instead follow the posted detour: from Mount Joy Road turn right onto Cordey Road, then left turn on to Streets Road, back to SR 24.
Road Closure of Briarwood Road between Sand Hill Road and Shingle Point Road
Weather permitting, Briarwood Road between Sand Hill Road and Shingle Point Road will be closed starting on Monday, January 30th and continuing through Friday, February 17th for the installation of a crossroad pipe.
Detour: Motorists traveling eastbound on Briarwood Road will instead travel south on Sand Hill Road through the new roundabout to US 9 (Lewes Georgetown Highway) where they will turn left. Motorists will continue on US 9 to Shingle Point Road where they will turn left, traveling back to Briarwood Road. Motorists traveling westbound on Briarwood Road will instead travel south on Shingle Point Road to US 9 and turn right. Motorists will continue on US 9 to Sand Hill Road where they will turn right, traveling through the new roundabout and back to Briarwood Road.
Road Closure of Wolf Road between Beach Highway (SR 16) and Oak Road
In the Greenwood area, Wolf Road between Beach Highway/Route 16 and Oak Road will be closed starting on Monday, January 30th through Friday, February 10th (weather pending)–also for the installation of a crossroad pipe.
Detour: Motorists traveling southeast on Wolf Road will instead travel east on Beach Highway and turn right onto Oak Road to continue back to Wolf Road.
Motorists traveling northwest on Wolf Road will turn right onto Oak Road to Beach Highway, where they will turn left to continue to back to Wolf Road.


- Site EHS, Law and Order.
- Liaisoning, Permits & Approvals, Site Inspections, Testing of Equipments, WCR’s, Testing & Commissioning.
- Land Acquisition & ROW.
- Land survey work including Boundary Survey, Construction Survey, Route Alignment Survey for electrical lines, Location Survey, Site Planning Survey, Subdivision Survey & Topographic Survey etc. Preparation of Design, Drawings and Documents related to all the Civil & Electrical Works.
- Supply of skilled Labours / Manpower for various Civil and Electrical infrastructure works.
Civil Infrastructure –
- Construction of Roads: – Ghat Section, Plain Land, Dirt Road along with Periphery, WBM Road within Plant area and Land Preparation (Contour leveling) etc.
- Construction of Compound wall, Array Yard, Control Room, Switchyard, Security Cabins, Fencing etc. Marking & drilling work by DTH machine for structures, Foundation & Casting works, Pole erections, Excavations etc.
- Installation of Ground Mounted Solar Structure and P V Modules of the Solar Power Plant including all fixtures required for installation of Leg, Structure & Panels.
Electrical Infrastructure –
- Supply & Construction of 33 KV SCOH DOG Line.
- Supply of all Electrical Equipments for 33 KV Bay at 33/132 KV Substation.
- Construction of 33 KV Bay at 33/132 KV Substation.
- Installation and Commissioning of Solar DC Side Plant.


CHUDLEIGH KNIGHTON ALLOTMENT HOLDERS INVITED TO FORM AN ALLOTMENT ASSOCIATION COMMITTEE AT A MEETING ON WEDNESDAY 15TH JANUARY 2020 AT 7PM IN CHUDLEIGH KNIGHTON VILLAGE HALL
At a meeting last year, tenants of Chudleigh Knighton allotments voted by 14 votes to 3 to form an allotment association. A meeting has been arranged for 15th January 2020 to progress the formation of the Allotment Association - a minimum of 5 people are required to form the Chudleigh Knighton Allotment Association Committee so please come along to the meeting and join the committee to enable matters to progress.
Please click on minutes to read the minutes of the Steering Group meeting held on Monday 18th November 2019
Hennock Parish Council has three allotment sites:
Teign Village - This allotment has 59 plots and is managed by the Teign Village Allotment Association the chairperson of which is Cllr Jan Williamson, telephone 01626 853236 or e-mail:
Chudleigh Knighton - The Parish Council manages this allotment which comprises 50 plots. There are no vacancies at present, but to be added to the waiting list, please telephone the Clerk to the Parish Council, Helen Reynolds, telephone 01626 832336 or e-mail:
Hennock - The allotment site has been revamped and allotment plots are now available. Please contact the Clerk, Helen Reynolds, for further information at or 01626 832336
All Parish Council allotment holders are required to pay the annual rental by the 25th March for the forthcoming twelve months and abide by the Parish Council’s regulations which deal with usage of plots and duration of tenancy.


The next Act TravelWise Annual General Meeting will take place on Tuesday 9 December 2014 at 5 pm at Macdonald Burlington Hotel, 126 New St, Birmingham B2 4JQ Birmingham. All current Act TravelWise members are welcome.
News articles about Act TravelWise and sustainable transport initiatives along with published news in the press are published here. Members also regularly submit news items covering initiatives at their organisation.
Monday 24 November is the registration deadline for the Act TravelWise Autumn Conference and AGM, being held on Tuesday 9 December 2014 in Birmingham, on 'The Economics of Sustainable Travel'.
Well done to the ten UK local authorities that participated in European Mobility Week 2014: Aberdeen, Bedford, Dunstable, Hackney, Lambeth, Liverpool, Luton, Nottingham, Southwark and Stoke-on-Trent!
The Week saw a wide range of positive activities, all celebrating the role sustainable travel can play in enhancing quality of life. Permanent measures implemented in the UK in conjunction with EMW 2014 include more cycling parking and car club bays, a borough-wide 20 mph zone, a new major segregated cycle path and a new car-restricted area.
The European Commission's Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan (SUMP) Award was launched in 2012, successfully repeated in 2013 and will be presented the third time in 2014.
The aim of the award scheme is to encourage the adoption of Sustainable Urban Mobility Plans (SUMPs) by local authorities across Europe and to reward outstanding achievements in each year's SUMP thematic priority area. The deadline for applications is 3 November 2014.


Planning Enforcement update – Winter 2016/16
In line with government guidance, the key focus of the Lambeth team is to resolve cases informally without recourse to costly and time-consuming formal action – this is how the majority of cases our solved.
In terms of activity in Thurlow Park at a property along Croxted Road officers negotiated the removal of excessive noisy air-conditioning units from a residential property.
Otherwise, a large residential property on Norwood Road was in a dilapidated state and has been left empty for many years. As a result, formal section 215 notices were served requiring a range of remedial works to the premises. This will ensure the condition of the property is drastically improved and is hopefully brought back into residential use.
If you have any planning concerns please let us know.


To ask Her Majesty's Government what steps they will take in situations where a building owner refuses to apply for government remediation for building safety issues for a qualifying high-rise building.
26 January 2022
The Government has been clear that leaseholders should not bear the costs for the remediation of unsafe cladding. We are aware of one unacceptable case where the building owner is refusing to accept government funding and reimburse their leaseholders. The Department is urgently working to resolve this to make sure that the building owner does right by their leaseholders and reimburses them.
Where a building owner does not wish to apply for government funding, they should fund remediation themselves or through warranty claims and litigation against those responsible for the installation of unsafe cladding.


A-102, Pakistan Railways Employees Cooperative Housing Society, Block-13-A, Gulshan-e-Iqbal, Karachi-75300, Pakistan
Tel: +92 21 3498 3541 - 0304
Fax: +92 21 3498 0305
-> Feasibility Study And Detailed Engineering Design For Farah City Water Supply Distribution And Sanitation Systems, Farah Province, Afghanistan.
-> Conceptual Design of Drainage and Sewerage System for whole Kabul New City and Outline Design of Drainage and Sewerage Network Mains for Phase-1 Development Area (PDA) of Kabul New City (KNC)
-> Urban Water Supply Schemes in Toba Tek Singh, Punjab.
-> Water Supply And Sanitation/Drainage Schemes Package-I (South Zone) , Punjab
-> Water Supply And Sanitation/Drainage Schemes Package- III (North Zone), Punjab
-> Water Supply & Sewerage/Sanitation/Drainage Improvements Works By KW&SB in:
a). Orangi Town, Karachi.
b). SITE Town, Karachi.
c). Gadap Town, Karachi.
d). Baldia Town, Karachi.
-> Gombe Regional Water Supply Scheme Nigeria. (96 Km 1M dia meter pipeline)
-> Water supply scheme for Mithi and Diplo Towns. (110 km long mainpipeline & 250 km Branch lines)
-> Water Supply Scheme from Shalman to Landikotal, Khyber Agency, Jamrud.
Pumping Based Drinking water supply Scheme in Nathiagali, District Abbottabad
Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Scheme for Galliat Area.
Sewerage, Drainage and Water Supply Scheme for Mirpurkhas City Sindh
Infrastructure for Development of Gulshan-e-Kashmir at Mirpur, Azad Kashmir
Design of Sewerage System in Model Colony, Karachi
Storm Water Drainage System for Gulshan-e-Faisal Bath-Island Karachi (113 Acres)
Water Supply System in Sector 50, Tasier Town, Scheme -45, Karachi
Rehabilitation of Malir Trunk Sewer Line in Mehmoodabad. Karachi.
Rural Water supply scheme for Kenjhar lake to Suleman Brohi. (19 Km mainline, Branch line)
Sadar Garh to Sani Wari based on canal source (56 Km Main Line & 60 Km Branch Lines).
Waste Water Treatment Plant at Industrial Estate, Nawabshah
Sewerage Collection & Treatment Plant for the Rahimyar Khan.
Sewerage Collection and Treatment Plant for Bolan Medical College, Bolan.
70 MGD Treatment Filter Plant, Gombe, Nigeria
12 MGD Rapid Gravity Filter Plant at Khairpur,
8 MGD Rapid Gravity Filter Plant, for Nawabshah Industrial Estate.
Water Supply & Sanitation


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acts of kindness
There are so many homes in our community that need love! A little support can go a long way. The Acts of Kindness program is aimed at providing minor beautification support to residents in the form of trash pickup, window washing, lawn mowing, painting, and more. Please complete the form below and our Neighborhood Revitalization team will do its best to meet your need.


Development opportunity on 160 acres at the NW corner of SW 59th St and S Frisco Rd with an approved PUD and preliminary plat for 97 lots in Mustang Schools. The preliminary platted lots range in size from 1 - 4.5 acres.
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Proper disposal methods and collection for the weekly solid waste collection and alternate week recycling and other disposal programs are provided to the Town of Natick residents. The Natick Department of Public Works collects solid waste, which is transported and disposed of at the Millbury incineration plant and single stream recycling, which is transported to a sorting facility in Westborough.
The Town of Natick moved to in-house collection of curbside recycling in the fall of 2014 with each resident receiving a wheeled recycling tote. We strongly encourage residents to recycle, doing so reduces the cost of trash disposal for residents and the town.
All trash must be placed in approved blue Town of Natick Pay-As-You-Throw bags and recyclables must be placed in town provided recycling totes or they will not be picked up. Both blue trash bags and recycling totes must be placed at curbside no later than 7:00 AM on the same day as your scheduled trash/recycle collection.
Holidays may impact collection schedules, please refer to the below collection calendar or use the "my waste" smart phone app.


MLS® ID: 4735682
2418 North Gilpin Street
Denver, Colorado, 80205 $450,000
Build your modern single family Denver dream home for ultimate City living! Amazing quiet Whittier location with fantastic walkability to City Park/Zoo, Uptown, Capitol Hill, Five Points and great access to Downtown. One lot sold prior to listing and getting ready to build, 5323 Sq ft lot, zoned for ADU, put an apartment/guest room or nanny’s quarters above the garage, can fit a 3 car garage. Amazing architect builder Lucid-studio can create and build your dream home or bring your own builder if you prefer. There will be 3 new single family homes on these great lots. Photos are of other built homes and renders are for a design that fits the lot, call listing agent for more details.


3.62 acres available for purchase and development off of exit 18 of Route 295. Ideal for a variety of commercial developments. Storm water management system in place. Within one mile of Wawa, McDonalds, Royal Farms, Burger King, Rite Aid, and CVS. Call for more details.
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Townhall on Community Infrastructure (Hazelton)
Wednesday March 2nd, 7:00pm
Hazelton, British Columbia V0J1Y0
The new federal government in Ottawa was elected on a promise to make major investments in our towns and communities. And as economic development ramps up in the Northwest, our towns are looking for support from the federal government to repair our roads and build strong community infrastructure.
What kinds of investments do you think we need for the Hazeltons? Join MP Nathan Cullen for a townhall discussion and share your ideas.
Wednesday, March 2 // 7PM
Anglican Church Hall
4390 Government St, Hazelton, BC


Hamsterley games area plans are on the right track
By Nicky Carter - Reporter
PLANS drawn up by a community group to upgrade and resurface a dale village’s dilapidated tennis courts have received the backing of parish councillors.
Last year residents formed the Hamsterley Community Sports Association (HCSA) to look at converting little-used tennis courts that had fallen into disrepair into a vibrant multi-use games area (Muga) for all the community.
The group – Mike Thorne, Steph and Ronnie Maughan, Sue and Helen Kirby, Empy Iremonger, Suzy Hopper and Lucy Heintz – have been meeting regularly, via video technology, to further progress the plans for the space.
Ms Heintz, on behalf of the HCSA, said plans had been progressing well and fundraising for the project, which is estimated to cost about £70,000 already stands at more than £7,000.
The refurbished area would be marked out for tennis, hockey, netball, basketball and football and plans include creating a path along the verge out of the village.
She added: “We have the support of many community organisations which are currently active in the village including the school, who would love to use the Muga if we can provide safe access along the road to the court along the village green.
“We have included the creation of a pathway along the verge out of the village towards the Muga and are working on a design that would be suitable for all users, including equestrians and cyclists as well as pedestrians and dog walkers.”
Drawings and designs are being prepared for the work to obtain more accurate costings and to allow for applications for funding from Durham County Council and Sports England within the coming weeks.
A management plan has also been drawn up, with the support of the parish council, to ensure the Muga will be used responsibly and is maintained.
Ms Heintz said the group were grateful for all the support and encouragement they have received and added if anyone wishes to get involved, or contribute in any way they can email hamsterleyvillagesports email@example.com or drop a letter at Pond House Farm, Hamsterley.


Lanes Closures On William Street In Alton For Catwalk Structure Over Illinois Route 100 To Ardent Mills Starts Monday
ALTON - Illinois Department of Transportation has announced lane closures will be encountered on Illinois Route 100 west of William Street in Alton from 2 to 9 p.m. daily, starting Monday, August 1, 2022, through Friday, August 19, 2022. IDOT says the repairs are necessary to complete the catwalk structure over Illinois Route 100 at Ardent Mills.
Centimark will complete the work on Illinois Route 100 and William Street.
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"Motorists may experience traffic congestion with delays and should allow extra time for trips in this area," IDOT said. "Alternate routes should be considered and drivers should pay close attention to changed conditions and signs in the work zones, plus obey the posted speed limits, refrain from using mobile devices and be alert for workers and equipment."
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Date: Saturday 11 June 2022
On Saturday 11th June 2022, the Kath Gillmore Community Garden will be opening from 12pm until 5pm for the London Square Open Garden Weekend. Pollinator plants, seeds and information leaflets for sale. Local community gardens and Permaculture information stall, up-cycled crafts, henna hand painting, and refreshments available. Picnics allowed. The Kath Gillmore Community Garden is between Blocks S & T of the Peabody Blackfriars Estate on the Blackfriars Road. Nearest postcode: SE1 8HT. For more information, please click here.


Warfield Parish Council is a consultee on all planning applications and Tree Preservation Order (TPO) applications received by Bracknell Forest Council for the parish of Warfield. Bracknell Forest Council takes the decision to approve or refuse all applications but the parish council planning committee will make a recommendation for each (recommend approval, recommend refusal, make observations, consider no objection) based on its special knowledge of the local environment, local needs and local views. More information on planning can be found at Bracknell Forest Council.
We meet every three weeks, usually on a Tuesday to consider current applications and other relevant planning matters.
Meetings of the council and its committees are open to the public, unless confidential business is to be discussed. Information about public participation and public access to our meetings can be found here :


OVER 8 ACRES OF PRIME LAND OFF WENDELL FALLS PARKWAY! Prime Commercial Possibilities! Includes Road Frontage on Wendell Falls Pkwy & Taylor Rd. Just off exit 427 at the US 264-64 bypass. This is projected to be one of the fastest growing areas in Wake Co! Water, sewer, and other utilities available.
Seller Representative Rachel Kendall Team
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September 24, 2021
Northview Drainage Project
McPherson – The City will hold a public meeting on Tuesday, September 28, 2021, at 5:30 pm to discuss the Northgate Drainage Project, including the schedule and coordination as it relates to this project. Letters have been mailed out to all adjacent property owners. The meeting will be held in the Commission Room at the Municipal Center. Anyone having interest in this project is invited to attend.
For any questions, please reach out to the Public Works department at (620) 245-2545.
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I received a ticket for parking in a Transfer Area but I don't know what a Transfer Area is?
Category: Parking Tickets
A Transfer Area is the blue zebra-striped area adjacent to and part of a Handicap Parking Space. This area is for transferring to and from a vehicle with a ramp, lift, wheelchair or other device that requires this additional space. At no time is any vehicle permitted to occupy the Transfer Area and any vehicle that does occupy this space is subject to a ticket, with or without a Handicap Parking Permit or Symbol of Access Plates displayed.
Updated 11/18/2011 2:42 PM


Curb Sawing New Jersey
Vault Concrete offers a variety of concrete cutting services including Curb sawing. This type of concrete cutting cuts long distances of curbs, as well as parapet walls, so they are close to the road surface. The purpose of this type of cutting is to eliminate the need for excavation. The equipment we use for curb sawing creates a finish which makes it look smooth.
This process is ideal for contractors who are in the business of removing walls and widening roads and bridges. These kinds of surfaces can be cut up to 18″ thick. We can also complete mitered cuts which can accommodate driveways and ADA ramps.
Contact Vault Concrete for more information and a quote for this service.


Lot 6 Hwy 70/53 Spooner, WI 54801$275,000
Commercial building sites at major NWWI interchange at Highway 53 and 70 situated between Eau Claire and Duluth providing quick and convenient access at strategic gateway to the Hayward Lakes Area. Strong traffic counts, excellent visibility, flexible building sites from 5 to 20 acres, with three phase power and natural gas available. Reputable owner/developer to build road. Build to Suit option maybe available. Flourishing City of Spooner nearby with new hospital, high school and services.View Map
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Please note that the period for community consultation is now closed. The Neighbourhood Plan Management Group is now reviewing comments made and will be amending the Neighbourhood Plan as appropriate. Associated documents are being left on this site for the benefit of any residents who may be interested but may no longer be the current version. Updated information will be added to this site when available – residents will be notified by means of a community email.
Following the community consultation held in July and August 2013 a Revised Draft Plan is now published for the statutory period of consultation from 11th January to 22nd February. This is the last stage at which residents can contribute to the drafting of our Plan, so please take the time to let us have any comments you may have. To view the Draft Plan, click on the image above. (Please note that, because of the size of the file, the link will take you to Dropbox, from where the document can be downloaded.) Other key documents can be accessed further down this page.
To make a comment
We welcome your further comments during the statutory consultation period, 11th January to 22nd February 2014. To make a comment, either:
- Visit one of the open surgeries.
- Send your comment by email.
- Or write to Ingrid Maher Roberts, 4 Cliffe Drive, Limpley Stoke BA2 7FY
- Pick up a comment form at The Galleries Shop, or download one below.
Open surgeries will be held to display, discuss and receive comments on the Revised Draft Neighbourhood Plan:
- Saturday 11th January 2014, 10.00 am to 12.00 noon at the Limpley Stoke Hotel
- Saturday 18th January 2014, 10.00 am to 12.00 noon at Freshford Village Memorial Hall
A copy of the Revised Draft Neighbourhood Plan, with comment forms, will also be on display at The Galleries Shop.
The Revised Draft differs from the version published last summer in several respects, the main ones being:
- The ‘Village Envelopes’ have been rethought, leaving out Pipehouse and the brownfield sites at Freshford Mill and Rentokil. They have been renamed ‘Settlements’ as this is a term used by planning authorities.
- The idea of pressing for traffic lights on the A36 has been dropped.
- The suggested new footpath from St. Mary’s Church down to the shop has also been dropped.
- ‘Infill development’ has been more clearly defined.
- Prospective numbers of new market and affordable housing have also been clarified.


Work Starts On Bespoke Development in Farnham, Knaresborough
We are delighted to see our 4 bespoke Residential properties commence on site in Farnham.
We are really excited to see how these units are received when they come to market, the design has been undertaken through extensive collaboration with the Client and the contractor. The units are predominately stone, glass and high quality timber cladding to create a modern, bespoke living environment which seeks to enhance how people live in and use their space.
The houses are targeted for completion in early 2019


City Council Districts 1 & 2 - Community Meeting
October 11, 2007 - October 11, 2007
Ed Austin Regional Park, 3450 Monument Road, Police Athletic League Cafeteria
(904) 630-1392 or (904) 630-1389.
Council Member Bill Bishop & Clay Yarborough will hold a Community Meeting to discuss the rezoning for a CVS Pharmacy on the northeast corner of St. John`s Bluff and Monument Road.


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John Fuller has transportation engineering and planning experience since 2006. He represents McMahon Associates as their lead Electrical/ITS engineer and has extensive knowledge in ITS device and system planning, design, construction, operations, and management., Mr. Fuller touts experience in preparation of construction plans, specifications and bid documents, concept design, value engineering and ITS studies. Mr. Fuller has worked closely with several municipalities, State DOT’s, and Transportation Agencies to facilitate project completion. He is familiar in the installation and maintenance of ITS devices including Ramp Metering, DMS signs, PCMS signs, CCTV, HAR, RWIS, inductive loops, microwave radar, and various wired, wireless and fiber communication systems. Also, as a licensed Electrical P.E. in multiple states, Mr. Fuller has successfully designed numerous roadway lighting systems.


NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) – With Nashville’s population expected to reach nearly 850,000 by 2040, there are already plans in the works to make sure all residents have access to libraries.
The Nashville Public Library said it is looking to replace some buildings and add new ones in underserved neighborhoods.
Some of the areas that could soon have a library include the intersection of Dickerson Pike and Trinity Lane, Murfreesboro Pike and Briley Parkway, Nolensville Pike and Harding Place, Smith Springs Pike and Anderson Road, Charlotte Pike and Hillwood Avenue and possibly Crieve Hall if the area sees population growth.
The top priority is to replace the Donelson branch with a modern, larger facility.
There are currently 21 branches throughout Davidson County.
Click here for more information on the Nashville Public Library.


This post will begin a series in my blog dealing with the lack of rail in Tampa Bay. As some of you might already know, Tampa Mayor Pam Iorio has been pushing a 1 cent sales tax to fund the project and hopes to get it to a public vote by 2010. But there’s tons of opposition at this point, so you can expect this will have an uphill battle.
What do you think should be done to get light rail to Tampa? Should the city/county try to push a special tax to fund the rail system? Vote now in my latest poll, then post a comment about whether a tax should be implemented and if so, what kind of tax? Gas tax? Sales tax?


What features in our public spaces present challenges for seniors, but go unnoticed by the engineers and planners who create them? What does it mean to design a city that works for people of all ages?
In this week's episode of Strong Talk, we'll livestream a conversation between Strong Towns member and contributor Sara Joy Proppe, whose recent article on the topic of seniors and auto-oriented infrastructure sparked a meaningful discussion, and Melissa Stanton, editor and advisor for AARP’s Livable Communities Initiative.
This episode, hosted by Rachel Quednau, will take place at 12pm CT today (Friday, May 5).
Tune in on this page at 12pm to watch, or visit our YouTube page afterward to see the recording of this conversation, as well as all our past Strong Talk episodes.
Would you like to be part of our next show or share your input on a topic? Fill out this short form and we'll get connected with you.


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CRESCENT ELEMENTARY STORMWATER PROJECT
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The Piney Creek Watershed Association is accepting bids from qualified applicants to install the Crescent Elementary Stormwater Project at 205 Crescent Road, Beckley, WV 25801. The project will consist of installing an underground stormwater system to control stormwater runoff at the campus of Crescent Elementary, for which Piney Creek Watershed Association will provide the pipe and R-tanks.
Copies of the complete specifications, bid requirements, and submission instructions may be obtained from the Piney Creek Watershed Association at firstname.lastname@example.org or by phone at (304)228-1680 between the hours of 8:30 am and 4:00 pm Monday through Friday.
The Piney Creek Watershed Association will receive bids until 2:00 pm on Friday, April 21, 2023. Bids must be submitted to the Executive Director in sealed envelopes marked to indicate the contents. Bids may be delivered to P.O Box 672, Beckley, WV 25802.
Questions will be received by Piney Creek Watershed Association in writing (email is acceptable) until 2:00 pm on Wednesday, April 19th.
The Piney Creek Watershed Association reserves the right to reject any and all bids.


5 Bedroom Detached House
*Development Opportunity* Planning permission granted for 5 detached executive homes, all with generous size gardens located a short distance from St Austell town centre with stunning green field views and set back behind a gated entrance & high wall surround. Currently housing a detached family residence and two separate large garage/workshops.
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|DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY||PLANNING GRANTED FOR FIVE DETACHED PROPERTIES|
|FOUR GARAGES WITH STORE ABOVE||CURRENTLY HOUSING A LARGE, DETACHED RESIDENCE|
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Two boys, both 12-years-old, have been charged with the arson that destroyed the play structure at Bilquist Elementary School in Milwaukie. Sheriff's Sergeant James Rhodes says the public's help was key to identifying the boys. Both boys had been students at the school. The play structure was worth $40,000.
They're charged with felony arson and will be tried in juvenile court.
Jones Road, full road closure between Bennington Lane and NE Butler Market Road. May 18 – August 18, local access only.
Orion Drive closed in two locations for sewer work; at the intersection with Avery Lane and between Desert Woods Drive and King Hezekiah Way. From July 11 to Sept. 6. Detours marked.
Valhalla Sewer Relocation Project, Mt. Washington Drive at Shevlin Park Road intersection and North to Regency Street. Nighttime closures with detours marked during roundabout construction. Daytime closures for construction towards Regency Street. 7 p.m. – 7 a.m., July 11 – November.


Motorists need to plan ahead for Monday.
Crews will close State Highway 54 between the Royalton railroad overpass and Jeanne Street in New London at 6 a.m. Monday, July 25.
During the closure traffic will be detoured via State 22/110, State 22, and US.. 45. Motorists are advised to plan ahead and allow extra time for travel.
The closure is necessary for culvert replacements.
Work is scheduled for completion before the end of the day Tuesday, Aug. 2. The schedule is subject to change based on weather conditions and construction status.


Georgina Heritage Committee
Our MissionFormerly known as the Local Architectural Conservation Advisory Committee (LACAC), the Georgina Heritage Committee is to advise council on local heritage matters and to assist the council in carrying out its heritage conservation program.
- Town of Georgina Heritage Register
- Public Notice - The winner of the Georgina Heritage Committee Logo Contest
- Town of Georgina Designated Heritage Properties
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Agendas and Minutes
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The Gary, Ind., Common Council has voted to adopt an ordinance establishing a regulatory framework for short-term rentals. The ordinance requires that a short term rental property that is not its owners’ primary residents receive a special use or zoning variance in order to operate. It also specifies that short-term rental properties are subject to the same regulations governing other types of rental properties, including fire safety, sanitation, and nuisance issues. Indiana municipalities are limited in the kind of regulations that they can place on short-term rentals. Indiana House Bill 1035, which went into effect on July 1, 2018, blocked local governments from prohibiting or restricting short-term rentals outside of designated conservancy districts. It further specifies that owner-occupied short-term rental properties can operate in residential areas without the need for permits. The law made an exception for local ordinances adopted prior to its implementation. At the time, Gary had none.
Chicago Tribune (02/24/23) Alex Dalton
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George Allen and his friends Andreas and Lachlan met Town Clerk, Sheridan Jacklin-Edward and Parks Manager, Karl Bishop at Makins Recreation Ground to look at where the new basketball court should be located and which design should be installed.
George put forward the proposal to the Town Council in November last year. He has played basketball since he was 6/7 and started going to Reading Rockets basketball club a year ago. The proposal is to install a basketball hoop and a 7 x 7m tarmac goal end with basketball markings. A public consultation was carried out by the Council during July 2022. The results of the survey saw 90% of the 116 respondents saying that free basketball court was needed.
The Town Council has already pledged up to £11,200 towards the project from its capital reserves. They have made grant applications to SODC Councillor Community Grants (£2,000), SODC Everyone Active Grants (£1,000) and Tesco Community Grants (£1,500).
The location decide upon is the flat area opposite the outdoor gym equipment and the group discussed the positioning of the net to take into account the sun direction.
George said, “I think we’ve found a really good place and it can be expanded in the future if needed. We’ve decided on the goose net design so we can get a bigger tarmac court and it’s specifically for basketball because there are football goals here already.”
Sheridan said, “The results of the consultation were clear that more basketball provision is needed, and that Makins is the right place for it. We’re thrilled to be progressing the project, and we look forward to finalising the designs and getting the work underway.”


The Northern Development Initiative Trust (NDIT) is providing $250,300 to the Village of Gransile.
The funding to replace the marina is a recreational amenity and economic asset for the community.
In a release by NDIT, Gransile Mayor Linda McGuire said the village is excited about the funding.
“This facility is 30 years old and with these scheduled upgrades will enhance economic development opportunities for our community,” she said.
The money is provided through the Recreation Infrastructure program that was started in 2020, allowing local governments and not-for-profit organizations to upgrade or improve facilities.


St. Bernard Parish Government Road Workers were called out early Tuesday morning to repair a water main break at the intersection of East Judge Perez Drive and Paris Road in Chalmette. The break happened around 2:30 a.m. in front of the Valero Gas Station. Workers repaired the water main and are working to replace sections of concrete on Judge Perez Drive. There will be alternate lane closures in the affected area until concrete work is completed. Photos by Lenor Duplessis.


ST. LOUIS COUNTY, Mo. – MoDOT crews will close eastbound and westbound I-270 near Lindbergh Boulevard from Friday night to Saturday morning in order for them to set girders.
The closures will be for intermittent periods of 15-30 minutes between 9 p.m. Friday and 7 a.m. Saturday. MoDOT said, “Between these short closures, both directions of I-270 will be reduced to one lane.”
The new girders will support the bridge deck of the new southbound Lindbergh Boulevard bridge over I-270.


Traffic signal date moved
Baldwin's traffic signal should be in place a little sooner than expected.
City Administrator Larry Paine said the traffic signal that was supposed to be installed in late 2004, will actually be operating at the intersection of Sixth Street and U.S. Highway 56 in February 2004.
Paine said he wasn't sure why the date to install the traffic signal was moved up, but it was a decision that was made by Kansas Department of Transportation.
The decision to install a traffic signal came after KDOT completed a 24-hour volume count in late October.
In a letter to the city, KDOT said a signal was warranted at the intersection because of the heavy traffic during the peak morning hours.
The signal will cost approximately $100,000 to install. The city will be responsible for 10 percent -- about $10,000 -- of the cost of the signal's construction and inspection.
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Dates: September 20 – 22, 2022
Location: Minneapolis, MN
EVENT LOCATION AND ACCOMMODATIONS
The Quilt Fall Member Meeting will be held at the Renaissance Minneapolis Hotel, The Depot. The hotel is located at 225 3rd Avenue South Minneapolis, Minnesota.
The Room Block is Now Closed
MAIN AIRPORT: Minneapolis-St Paul International Airport (MSP)
GROUND TRANSPORTATION OPTIONS
- METRO TRANSIT LIGHT RAIL BLUE LINE (recommended): Metro Transit light rail trains connect Minneapolis-St Paul airport to downtown Minneapolis. There is a station at both Terminal 1 (Lindbergh) and Terminal 2 (Humphrey), for trains to downtown Minneapolis.
- *****Take the BLUE LINE to GOVERNMENT PLAZA STATION.****
- The journey time from Minneapolis-St. Paul airport to downtown Minneapolis is just under 30 minutes.
- The one-way fare is $2 during off-peak times and is $2.50 during rush hour times. There are ticket machines which take cash and credit cards at each station. You can also use a mobile app.
- PLAN TRIP
- SHARED RIDES:Uber and Lyft services are available and average fare is about $28. Service at Terminal 1 is located on Level 2 of the Green Parking Ramp. At Terminal 2, pick up is available from the Ground Transport Center, on the ground level of the Purple parking ramp.
- TAXI: A taxi journey from Minneapolis airport to downtown Minneapolis averages $39-$49. Taxi service at Terminal 1 is accessible via the Tram Level (Level T). At Terminal 2, taxi service is available at the Ground Transport Center, located on the ground level of the Purple Ramp directly across from the terminal building.
- The hotel does NOT provide shuttle services.
Hotel parking ranges up to $27/day.


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On Wednesday the 8th of August 2012 the new La Romana – Punta Cana highway, officially called the “Autopista del Coral”, was inaugurated in a somewhat rainy ribbon-cutting ceremony led by President of the Dominican Republic, Dr. Leonel Fernández, and was on Thursday the 9th of August officially opened for traffic travelling between La Romana and Punta Cana!
Inauguration of the “Autopista del Coral” La Romana – Punta Cana
This fantastic new road which will facilitate swift and safe travel (in under 1 hour!) between La Romana and Punta Cana, 2 of the Dominican Republic’s most popular tourist destinations, cost some US$ 400 million to build and was officially inaugurated by President of the Dominican Republic, Dr. Leonel Fernández, amongst numerous government officials atop the impressive new bridge over the Chavón river (pictured above).
The “Autopista del Coral” and the La Estancia golf resort
So now that the the “Autopista del Coral” between La Romana and Punta Cana has officially been inaugurated as is now OPEN, here we bring you all the facts:
• The road is open!
• Join the “Autopista del Coral” La Romana – Punta Cana highway just outside of Casa de Campo and arrive in Punta Cana in 40minutes to 1 hour! Yes it’s official Punta Cana is now a feasible day-trip destination!
• The tolls for the “Autopista del Coral” La Romana – Punta Cana highway have NOT yet been opened – meaning that there is currently NO charge for using the road.
• Exits on and off of the new highway are located at La Romana, the La Romana – Casa de Campo airport, the La Estancia Golf Resort, the entrance to Bayahibe – Dominicus, near to Higuey and at the Punta Cana International Airport – see image below for details.
• When the “La Romana by-pass” (hopefully in October this year – see below for details) is completed, travel time between Santo Domingo and Punta Cana is expected to fall to just 2 hours!
• When the tolls open, there will be 2 tolls along the road; the first at KM 18, just after Bayahibe and the second at KM 58, close to the Punta Cana International airport. We have not yet heard anything official about how much the toll charges will be, but I was told from a taxi driver that the toll is expected to be around RD$450 (about US$12).
• The “Autopista del Coral” highway will have 4 lanes of traffic and is designed for cars travelling at a maximum speed of 110km/h
• The “Autopista del Coral” highway is 70km long, which if driven at 110km/h has a travel time of just 24 minutes.
• The “Autopista del Coral” highway has 3 bridges, which cross over the Chavón, Santa Clara and Duey rivers.
• The “Autopista del Coral” highway is fully signposted and lit and even has pedestrian paths in urban areas.
Where can you go? Getting on (and off) the new highway
The above image shows:
• Where you can get on and off the new highway (labelled “distribuidor”) – at La Romana, the La Romana – Casa de Campo airport, the La Estancia Golf Resort, the entrance to Bayahibe – Dominicus, near to Higuey and at the Punta Cana International Airport
• The location of the toll booths (labelled “peaje”)
• The La Romana by-pass (labelled “circunvalación”) which will hopefully be opened in October 2012
The bridge over the Chavón river
As one of the most imposing and iconic components of the new “Autopista del Coral” La Romana – Punta Cana highway, here are a few interesting facts about the bridge over the Chavón river:
• The bridge is 302m long, constructed from steel and cement slabs
• The bridge has 4 lanes of traffic (2 in each direction), as well as a pedestrian footpaths on each side and a central reservation
• The bridge was designed and constructed in accordance with the new “anti-seismic” code in the Dominican Republic – calculated to withstand the effects of earthquakes.
What about the highway from Santo Domingo?
As far as we understand the “Autopista del Coral” highway is part of a larger project called the “Corredor Vial del Este”, which will eventually connect the capital city of the Dominican Republic, Santo Domingo with the Punta Cana International Airport, a 181km route, which will consist of 3 separate highways:
1. “Autovia del Este”
This 97km route between Santo Domingo and La Romana is not currently being worked on, but major improvements have already been made over the past few years, including the opening of the new bridge over the Soco River.
2. “Circunvalación La Romana” – the La Romana bypass
This 14km route will take traffic around La Romana, rather than directly through the city – making travel from Santo Domingo to Casa de Campo, Bayahibe, Higuey and Punta Cana much faster, whilst also making the center of La Romana much less congested. The opening date for this has not yet been announced, but we have heard that it is expected to be ready in October of this year (2012).
3. “Autopista del Coral”
The 70km route between La Romana and Punta Cana – opening this Wednesday August 8th.
Details of the “Corredor Vial del Este”, can be seen on the image below:
Casa de Campo offers guests free transfers!
To celebrate the opening of the new highway, Casa de Campo guests arriving between August 15-December 20, 2012 by way of any of the three major surrounding international airports: Punta Cana (code: PUJ); Las Americas or Santo Domingo, (code: SDQ) and the Casa de Campo/La Romana International Airport (code: LRM) will receive complimentary round-trip transfers for up to 2 persons per room, on 4-night minimum stays for bookings made prior to August 31, 2012.
• The aerial images used in this article were taken on a Heli-Tours flight between Casa de Campo and Tracadero in Bayahibe.


After weeks of trying, we are finally ready to show the new data driven town view. The data is driven by the simulator so every town is different. As towns grow buildings will be built, and as it shrinks they will be abandoned. Every building displayed means something: it's an inn, or a specific person's house you can visit with cookies (or rob). This is all part of our initiative to show the living breathing nature of the simulated world.


The project implementation will provide healthy drinking water for over 250.000 inhabitants of the town of Kruševac and the municipalities of Aleksandrovac, Ćićevac, Varvarin and Trstenik, as well as the possibility to include parts of Paraćin and Ćuprija municipalities as well. Central regional drinking water treatment plant is located in Majdevo and raw water is supplied from the “Ćelije” reservoir on river Rasina.
Town of Kruševac and the municipalities of Aleksandrovac, Ćićevac, Varvarin, Trstenik, Paraćin and Ćuprija.
EU, National Investment Plan, Water Directorate, Town of Kruševac and Municipality Ćićevac
The project consists of the following components:


Fallen fence between the alleyway beween 32 and 33
Reported in the Public footpath or cyclepath category anonymously at 15:22, Thursday 10 September 2020
Sent to Peterborough City Council less than a minute later. Council ref: 2288383.
The fence between the alleyway beween 32 and 33 (flats) Jubilee Street leading to Flamborough Close has collapsed again and is a serious danger to asphyxiation.
The Peterborough City Council Highways team have assessed this issue as a high priority and aim to repair it urgently.
State changed to: Action scheduled
Posted by Peterborough City Council at 10:20, Friday 11 September 2020
The works regarding this report have been completed. Please be aware that this job may be a temporary fix.
State changed to: Fixed
Posted by Peterborough City Council at 10:47, Wednesday 7 October 2020
This report is now closed to updates. You can make a new report in the same location.


As part of its £12m capital programme of planned highway maintenance works, East Riding of Yorkshire Council will carry out carriageway repairs along St Johns Court, Goole. Work will start on Monday, 18 January for five weeks (weather permitting). The working hours will be 08:00 - 17:00 (Mon - Fri).
The works will involve extensive repairs to the existing kerbing and drainage, along with footway resurfacing, and structural repairs to the existing concrete carriageway before full resurfacing of the carriageway with a new tarmac surface.
For the safety of the workforce and the public, it will be necessary to close St Johns Court while works are being carried out. However, access to residents (of properties within the closure), businesses and emergency services will be provided. There may be short delays in access due to the nature of the works and narrow width of the carriageway. Pedestrian access will remain unaffected, as the contractor will provide an alternative walkway while carrying out footway works.
The works will be carried out by PBS Construction (NE) Ltd on behalf of the council. The contractor will be carrying out this essential work strictly in accordance with the Government and Public Health England advice on social distancing, to protect the workforce and local residents.
An East Riding of Yorkshire Council spokesperson said : "We apologise to local residents and road users for any inconvenience caused by these essential works and associated road closures. However, residents will see significant improvements to St John's Court on completion."
If local residents or road users have any questions or require further information, they should contact Project Manager, Daniel Haysom, on (01482) 395592 or firstname.lastname@example.org.


Please see the articles below in respect of replacement tree planting:
The first week of December should see the planting of 6 new replacement trees to help prevent Pound Lane from losing its traditional character of a well-wooded avenue into the village.
Tree Piece Feb 2018
Tree Piece December 2018
Tree Planting Plan


RALEIGH - The N.C. Department of Transportation will close the bridge on Ogden School Road over Abbotts Creek near Kernersville this week for repair work. Weather permitting, the closure will go into effect at 8 a.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 25, and end by 5 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 28.
During that time, motorists must take the following detour route: Teague Lane to Watkins Ford Road to N.C. 66. Signs will help guide motorists along the way
Motorists are encouraged to drive slowly and use caution to promote safety in the work zone.


The Texas Section invites you to join the ASCE Austin Branch for their next meeting on Thursday, October 19, 2021.
When: 11:30 PM – 1:00 PM CT
Where: Virtual (Zoom)
Topic: UT Austin Capital Planning and Construction Updates by James Shackelford AIA & Michael Uyeda RA, LEED AP
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This 3-acre neighborhood park offers a site for picnics and casual sports amidst palm and hardwood trees. Facilities include a small pavilion, grill, drinking fountain, softball field, basketball court and playground.
- 1 Outdoor Unlighted Basketball Court
- 1 Unlighted Multi-Use/Softball Field
- 1 - 22' x 24' Pavilion seats 20
Additional fees may apply for water, electricity, serving areas and kitchens. For additional information please call (321) 264-5105.
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CONNECTICUT DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
2800 BERLIN TURNPIKE P.O. BOX 317546
NEWINGTON CONNECTICUT, 06131-7456
|FOR RELEASE: February 22, 2010||
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION:
OFFICE OF COMMUNICATIONS
TELEPHONE: (860) 594-3062
FAX: (860) 594-3065
WEB SITE: www.ct.gov/dot
The Connecticut Department of Transportation is announcing that due to upcoming inclement weather the setting of steel beams for the reconstruction of the Indian Field Road Bridge over Interstate 95 in Greenwich is rescheduled for the week of March 1, 2010.
I-95 in both directions will be affected during setting of structural steel for the reconstructed bridge. The work is scheduled at night and will affect travel from Tuesday, March 2, 2010 through Thursday, March 4, 2010, weather permitting.
Motorists can expect I-95 north and southbound to be reduced to one lane from 11pm to 6 am. Traffic will be halted in both directions for ten minute intervals between 12:00 AM and 5:00 AM during the setting of the structural steel beams for the bridge.
DOT Project no. 0056-0289 which was scheduled for completion in May of 2011 may be completed as early as November 2010. The contract was awarded to Blakeslee Arpaia Chapman, Inc. on August 8, 2008 at a cost of $6,976,685.50.


Project Cost: $17,397,335
Requested Funding: $1,723,500
Estimated Completion Date: Spring, 2017
This project will rebuild and widen East First Street from a two lane road to a four lane road between Beach Street and Oakland Boulevard. This project will also include a new bridge over the West Fork Trinity River and two new relief bridges. This will allow the bridges to withstand stronger storms and provide relief of traffic congestion.
Map of East First Street Project
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General Field Info
Mission Playground Soccer Pitch is a great neighborhood half size turf field to play soccer at.
It contains: One U10 pitch (half pitch) suitable for youth soccer games.
Click HERE for a map of the field
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City of Lynchburg
Notice of Public Meeting Regarding
Fiscal Year (FY) 2019, Program Year 2018 Community Development
Block Grant (CDBG) and HOME Program
The Community Development Advisory Committee (CDAC) will reconvene for a meeting on Thursday, May 31, 2018 at 10:00 a.m. in the Second Floor Training Room of City Hall, 900 Church Street.
The purpose of this meeting is to discuss increases in allocated funding for CDBG and HOME Programs for FY 2019 (Program Year 2018) and formulate final recommendations for consideration by City Council regarding the allocation of approximately $737,146 in CDBG entitlement and program income funds and approximately $474,412 in HOME Program entitlement and reprogrammable funds.
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Highway 19 bridge repairs result in detour beginning July 28
Highway 19 bridge over Union Pacific Railroad just east of Henderson
Monday, July 28 to mid-August
Highway 19 traffic will be detoured to Sibley County Roads 9 and 8 and Highway 169. Detour adds eight miles.
A Mn/DOT bridge crew will be repairing the concrete bridge deck and making improvements for drainage.
Mn/DOT urges motorists to plan ahead, watch for detour signs and be alert for workers in the work zone. For updated statewide traffic, construction, weather and travel information, visit www.511mn.org.
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Great Opportunity in a Great Location! 20 Acres Ready for Development. City Sewer and Water Access at Property. Guided for R-1, but City is Open for Other Possibilities. Right Across from New Elementary School, abuts Luce Line Trail, Across Street from New Dog Park and Large City Park.
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Moscow city. Students of Moscow University (MSU) - Indonesians in the classroom, in the hostel, on the rink. Mosproekt building. Indonesia. Jungle (filmed from a helicopter). Jakarta city. The streets of the town. Evening landscape. Sports complex: sports palace, stadium, tennis court, swimming pool. Moscow architects R. I. Semerdzhiev, L. A. Muromtsev, chief construction engineer L. S. Tyatenko visiting the stadium. July 1962. Indonesia. Solemn meeting of A. I. Mikoyan. AI Mikoyan meets with President Sukarno in the Merdeka Palace, visit the construction of a hospital. July 22, 1962. The opening of the stadium. Physical culture parade. Speech by Soviet and Indonesian athletes. Present: Sukarno, A. I. Mikoyan. Chronicle footage. February 1960. President Sukarno and Nikita Khrushchev at the laying of the stadium. Stadium construction.


Our MOVE - Northern Beaches Transport Strategy was adopted by Council at its meeting of Tuesday 27 November, 2018.
Engagement on this strategy is now closed.
There will be further opportunities to get involved in our transport plans in the coming months.
Timeline item 1 - complete
April '18 - Gathering input and ideas
Undertaking broad community engagement on ideas generated through the Move Northern Beaches Transport Strategy Discussion Paper
Timeline item 2 - complete
May '18 - Evaluate feedback and develop Transport Strategy
Review community comments and integrate community feedback in the development of the Move Northern Beaches Transport Strategy.
Timeline item 3 - complete
August '18 - Council Meeting
Draft Transport Strategy presented to Council seeking endorsement to proceed to public exhibition.
Timeline item 4 - complete
September-October '18 - Submission period
Draft Move Northern Beaches Transport Strategy on exhibition for public comment.
Timeline item 5 - complete
October '18 - Evaluate community submissions
Review community submissions, refine draft strategy and prepare final draft for Council adoption.
Timeline item 6 - complete
November '18 - Council endorsement
Final Move Northern Beaches Transport Strategy presented to Council for adoption.


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Part of 12th Avenue South closing for Friday event
A portion of 12th Avenue South will be closed Friday afternoon.
The road will be closed from Second Street to Seventh Street. The closure will be 1-3 p.m. while a school event takes place in the area.


Temporary lane closures and delays are possible during daytime hours today through Friday, July 13, in the following locations throughout Santa Monica:
• 2nd Court between Broadway and Santa Monica Blvd.
• Ocean Park Blvd between Neilson Wy and Lincoln Blvd.
• 20th St between I-10 and Pico Blvd.
• Cloverfield Blvd between I-10 and Pico Blvd.
• Colorado Ave between 14th Ct and 17th Ct.
• Colorado Ave between 4th St and Lincoln Blvd.
• 14th St between Washington Ave and Pico Blvd.
• 6th St between California Ave and Colorado Blvd.
• Ocean Park Blvd between Cloverfield Blvd and Centinela Ave.
• Montana Ave between 7th St and Ocean Ave.
For more information, please visit www.smgov.net/kbug.


The City of Oak Ridge will temporarily close Lafayette Drive to northbound traffic at Emory Valley Road from approximately 8:00 a.m. until 12:00 p.m. on Saturday, April 1, 2017. Traffic will be detoured onto Emory Valley Road.
The closure is necessary to begin repairs on the traffic signal at that intersection. The metal upright and mast arm which supports signal heads for northbound Lafayette Drive traffic was damaged during a car crash on January 13.
The repair will necessitate removal, inspection and replacement of the metal upright and mast arm. The complete repair will take between 6 and 18 weeks, depending on the degree of damage to the structural foundation of the pole.
A temporary signal will be placed in service while repairs are made and traffic should flow normally until all work is complete and the permanent structures are placed back in service.
Patience and cooperation is appreciated as we make this repair. If you have any questions about the repair or the temporary road closure, please contact the Electric Department at (865) 425-1803.


Plot Size: 700 m²
Flat lot in Orotina Excellent Location, 2 min to Orotina town. Flat Lot facing highway to Caldera and Jaco. Only 45 min to San jose.
- access to all public services , (Water, electricity and telephone)
- 700 square meters
- $ 100 per square meter