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CORK COUNTY COUNCIL
ROADS ACT, 1993
TEMPORARY CLOSING OF PUBLIC ROADS
Pursuant to Section 75 of the Roads Act 1993, & Article 12 of the Roads Regulations 1994, notice is hereby given that Cork County Council will close the following road for the period and reason specified below:
Road Subject of Closure
R619-399, Mallow, Co. Cork – (Church View L1244-0 to Mallow Bridge R620-28).
Period of Closure
From 12:00hrs to 16:00hrs (Daily Closure) on Sunday 26th March 2023.
Reason for Closure
To facilitate Mallow 10 Mile Road Race
Mill Street (R619-399) traffic will divert via Church View (L1244-0) onto Cork Road (R620-28)
Director of Services,
Roads & Transportation,
Cork County Council
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Starting January 2, the Delhi Metro has gifted its commuters a New Year’s gift. Now, daily commuters will be able to browse on free Wi-Fi when travelling on Delhi Metro's Airport Express Line. The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) has launched free high-speed internet facility on Airport Express Line, which operates from New Delhi Metro Station to Dwarka Sector 21, linking Indira Gandhi International Airport.
This is the first time when Delhi Metro has started the initiative to provide WiFi services in moving trains. Spread in the stretch of 22.7 kms, the Delhi Metro Airport Express Line, or Orange Line has six stations.
The free WiFi service was launched by DMRC chief Mangu Singh. At the moment, it works with 2 Mbps speed inside train coaches on the Airport Line. As informed by the official, the DMRC plans to extend the facility to Lines 1-6.
How to Access Free WiFi in Delhi Metro’s Airport Express Line
To access the high-speed internet facility, switch on the WiFi mode. Here, choose “METROWIFI_FREE" and continue to log in. In a new page, one will have to enter his/her phone number. Therefore, an OTP will be sent to the registered the mobile number. Once the log in is successful, the commuter can enjoy the free Wi-Fi service throughout their journey.
Travelling on board a train from New Delhi to Dwarka Sec-21 and back, DMRC’s Managing Director, Dr. Mangu Singh launched the ‘Free High Speed Wi-Fi’ facility for passengers travelling on the Airport Express Line. pic.twitter.com/qBzNaMUMmJ— Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (@OfficialDMRC) January 2, 2020
Earlier, free WiFi services were available on some of Delhi Metro's major stations on Airport Express Line, Yellow and Blue lines, as tweeted by the rail body.


Virginia Department of Transportation officials said Friday that Dry Mill Road in Leesburg will re-open by the afternoon rush hour on Monday, June 23.
The road has been closed since June 12 for emergency repairs after heavy rains caused the undermining where a 48-inch water pipe is located to collapse.
Until the re-opening, signs are in place to detour drivers via Woodburn Road, Harmony Church Road, and East Colonial Highway (Route. 7).
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We would like to provide you with an update on Metrolink work in Trafford Park for the remainder of this month and give you a look ahead into the early part of 2018.
All worksites on the Trafford Park Line will be secured and closed down on Friday 22nd December for the Christmas period and resume again on Wednesday 3rd January 2018.
Below are some key work dates for your information:
· Victoria Place south footpath completion 22nd December 2017 with works continuing in early 2018 on the permanent highway arrangements to Trafford Wharf Road and Sir Alex Ferguson Way.
· Village Circle junction re-modelling, highway works will re-commence in January 2018 leading into track installation works through this section in February.
· Third Avenue: Construction of vehicle turning head – temporary waiting restrictions commence on 4th January 2018 to facilitate the works. Following completion of the turning head the permanent closure of Third Avenue at its junction with Village Way along with the permanent waiting restrictions will be introduced which is expected to be mid-February.
· Park Way track Installation works commences December 2017 in the central reservation with the first Trafford Park Line extension rails to be installed in January 2018.
· Junction re-modelling, highway works and track construction will continue around Park Way Circle in January 2018.
· Barton Dock Road track installation to commence late January 2018 past Holiday Inn and Event City.
· Mercury Way track installation to commence February 2018 (works will be completed in two section and access maintained at all times)
· Track work to Phoenix Way (Barton Square/Event City) crossing also to commence circa March 2018
· Peel Circle area: Junction re-modelling and highway works will re-commence January 2018 following the Christmas embargo period
Third Avenue, Trafford Park - Temporary prohibition of waiting: The Order is to facilitate the construction of the turning head on Third Avenue, the extents of which are shown on the attached plan. This Order will come into operation on the 4th January 2018 and is expected to remain in force for a period of approximately 2 months.
Third Avenue, Trafford Park- Permanent prohibition of driving order (except for tramcars and cycles): Third Avenue will be closed to general traffic from its junction with Village Way for an approximate distance of 25 metres in a northerly direction, as shown on the attached plan. This Order is currently expected to come into force on the 12th February 2018, but will be dependent on the progress of the works.
Third Avenue, Trafford Park- Permanent Waiting Restrictions: There will be no waiting at any time restrictions introduced along the full length of the west side of Third Avenue, around the new turning head and up the east side to a point 73 metres south of Trafford Park Road, as shown on the attached plan. This Order is currently expected to come into force on the 19th February 2018, but will be dependent on the progress of the works.
The notices of intent are attached for your information. Please note for the Permanent Orders these are currently in draft format until dates have been confirmed.
If you have any questions or queries regarding the above, or feel you or your business would benefit from a meeting or information event, please do not hesitate to contact a member of our team at MetrolinkTPL@tfgm.com or call us on 0161 244 1555 (lines open during office hours). You can also contact Volker Rail Control (24 hour contact) on 01724 878 399 should you need to contact us over the Christmas period.
Finally, we would like to thank you for all your co-operation and patience whilst we have carried out extensive work in the Trafford Park area this year.
From everyone on the Trafford Park Line team, we wish you all a very Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
Public Liaison Officer, Metrolink Projects.
Transport for Greater Manchester


I wrote THIS POST a short while back on a recent planning application for a sedum, grass roofed Passivhaus (the intention is to go the whole route of Passivhaus certification).
We were pleased to hear (thanks to the shear amount of pre-planning we undertook) that the design sailed through planning without a single request for Further Information.
Here’s the flyover movie again of the final design:
The design changed a lot of the pre-planning stage; here’s an earlier flyover:
Together with a very early walkthrough:
More to follow…


FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
March 13, 2024
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King of Prussia, PA – The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) invites the public to attend a live virtual public meeting on Wednesday, March 27, for the upcoming project to reconstruct the Belmont Avenue and St. Asaphs Road Intersection from a signalized intersection to a two-lane roundabout in Lower Merion Township, Montgomery County.
As part of PennDOT’s public outreach program, the department encourages the public to attend the live virtual public meeting on Wednesday, March 27, beginning at 7:00 PM, by clicking on this Microsoft Live Teams meeting link prior to the presentation start time. The department’s design team will deliver a project presentation before answering questions using the platform’s Q&A feature.
Please note that internet access and a computer or mobile device are required to view the virtual meeting. Anyone with special needs or requiring special aid is requested to contact PennDOT Project Manager Nathan Parrish.
Members of the public who are unable to attend the meeting can view the meeting recording and copy of the project materials on the project webpage. An online comment form will also be available to submit questions or feedback.
Information about infrastructure in District 6, including completed work and significant projects, is available at www.penndot.pa.gov/D6Results. Find PennDOT’s planned and active construction projects at www.projects.penndot.gov.
Subscribe to PennDOT District 6 news and traffic alerts at www.penndot.pa.gov/District6.
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Why are streets usually asphalt and sidewalks usually concrete?
Concrete lasts a long time but when it is time to replace is very difficult and expensive to do. A concrete sidewalk will last basically forever as people don’t cause enough wear and tear to damage it. A roadway even when concrete will need to be replaced every few years. It’s better to use fast cheap asphalt every 5 years then slow expensive concrete every 10 years.
Cycles of repeated freezing and thawing of the ground are *terrible* for roads, and will destroy them no matter what you make them out of. So roads get made out of asphalt, which is easier to repair and repave.
In warmer areas where freezing is less of an issue, many roads do get made from concrete. It resists everyday wear and tear better, and so it lasts longer.
Rubber tyres have more adherence to asphalt than concrete. That is a safety feature when talking about driving. There are concrete roads when asphalt is not viable, but asphalt is preferred for safety.
Concrete will last longer. Much longer. But asphalt is faster to repair and reusable. Concrete might take a day or more to cure. Asphalt is ready in hours. Roads need to be repaired often, again for safety. Sidewalks will not suffer wear from heavy vehicles passing over them, so concrete is a better option as you don’t need it to be grippier for you to walk.
Concrete roads are horrible to drive on.
They are usually made of concrete slabs, as it seems it is either impractical or too expensive to pour a whole road, and after a while the seams between the slabs wear.
It is like driving on a train track – going over the sleepers.
Different use cases. Sidewalks don’t take much load or wear (feet aren’t that heavy)…you basically want to make them once and ignore them forever.
Roads get a ton of wear, they’re not going to last forever. It’s a given that you’ll resurface them at various points in their life. Asphalt is easier to remove, resurface, and return to service. And, depending on what you did to it, it can be easier to repair.


A reverse-commute shuttle that helps Indianapolis residents get to jobs in Carmel and Fishers is being expanded.
Currently, commuters board an express bus from downtown to Carmel or to Fishers. On Feb. 4, they’ll also have the option of riding IndyGo Route 18/Nora to connect with a Carmel-bound shuttle at East 86th Street and Guilford Avenue.
They’ll also be able take IndyGo Route 19/Castleton to connect to the Fishers shuttle at Community Hospital North.
The shuttle service serves several large employers north of Indianapolis, including Roche Diagnostics, Sallie Mae, Clay Terrace retail center and St. Vincent Carmel Hospital.
“These changes should make riding more desirable because passengers won’t necessarily have to go downtown before heading to Carmel or Fishers,” said Christy Campoll, mobility manager for Central Indiana Regional Transportation Authority.
CIRTA said the changes won’t affect inbound commuters riding from Hamilton County to downtown.
Details on the changes are at www.indyexpressbus.com.
The fare for the reverse commute service to Fishers and Carmel is $3 per trip or $1 with a stamped IndyGo pass. The Indy Express reverse commuting service is courtesy of a taxpayer-funded federal Job Access Reverse Commute grant.


Potholes on entrance and exit to Costco in St Brendan's way.
Reported via mobile in the General Highways Enquiry category anonymously at 06:50, Sat 20 February 2021
Sent to Bristol City Council less than a minute later
These large deep potholes have been here for some time and are getting worse with the amount of traffic coming and going.
A new enquiry has been raised for this issue.
Posted by Bristol City Council at 06:51, Sat 20 February 2021
This issue is currently under investigation. We'll provide updates on the outcome as soon as we can.
Posted by Bristol City Council at 13:28, Mon 22 February 2021
This issue has been temporarily repaired to make the site safe pending further investigation or future repairs.
Posted by Bristol City Council at 09:11, Fri 14 May 2021
If the issue still exists, please review the location and the description and let us know by creating a new enquiry on FixMyStreet
State changed to: Closed
Posted by Bristol City Council at 17:29, Wed 11 May 2022
This report is now closed to updates. You can make a new report in the same location. Please reference 2558645 in your new report if it is an update on this one.


The bus stop at Higgins and Front St. will be closed during building construction, expected to last approximately 18 months. The next closest bus stop for the inbound Route 6 will be at Ryman and Main at the Central Park parking garage. The stop will be closed until further notice. Outbound service will not be affected.
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LHC New Build Housing Construction Framework – Scotland
There are 6 workstreams bidders can apply for, with a varying number of Lots and regional areas within each workstream.
THIS OPPORTUNITY IS AVAILABLE FOR CARRYING OUT WORK WITHIN SCOTLAND ONLY, LHC HAVE PUBLISHED A SEPERATE OPPORTUNITY FOR ENGLAND.
On behalf of the Scottish Procurement Alliance (SPA), LHC is seeking interest from suitable organisations for our New Build Housing Construction Framework (H2).
The Framework will be for the development of new build housing projects, including, houses, bungalows, flats, apartments, sheltered accommodation, care homes, student accommodation, refurbishment, conversions, extensions and adaptions and associated works including development agreements, land purchases, groundworks and site demolition and clearance.
There are 6 workstreams bidders can apply for, with a varying number of lots and regional areas within each workstream, as follows:
Workstream 1 – Low Rise Housing up to 11m Floor Height
Workstream 2 – Construction of Independent, Assisted and Residential Care
Workstream 3 – Medium to high rise developments with floor heights above 11 m
Workstream 4 – Refurbishment, Conversions, Extensions and Adaptions
Workstream 5 – Groundworks and associated site preparation for new build housing
Workstream 6 – Demolition and Associated Site Enabling Works
This is a 2 stage, restricted tender. Please express an interest in this opportunity to find out more information, access the selection stage documentation and provide your response.
Estimated contract dates
Expression of interest window
From 20/07/2021 09:00 to 03/09/2021 12:00


Street Lights in Ninth Line , Stouffville , Ontario
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Ninth Line is a high traffic road in Stouffville, Ontario,
- on Ninth Line north of Major Mackenzie Drive , there aren't any street lights
- this is extremely hazardous for night drivers , and in the winter nights especially because there is no streetlights therefore motorists tend to use they're high beams which is problem also.
- new streetlights along Ninth Line north of Major Mackenzie Drive will allow for greater visibility and more safety for drivers on Ninth Line in Stouffville
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ATTENTION MORNING EXPRESS PASSENGERS
Due to a road closure on Market Street in downtown St. Louis from 6 a.m. - 7 a.m. on Wed. July 9,
the first three (3) morning Express trips on the #1X, #5, #14X & #16X and the #18 Express trip will
drop off on 10th at Market Street instead of on Market at 10th.
No other stops will be affected. Afternoon trips are unaffected.
For details call 618-797-INFO (4636) or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.org.


Road work will be performed Sunday morning on the slow lane of northbound Highway 99 between Kingsburg and Selma, the California Department of Transportation said.
The slow lane will be closed near Bethel and Kamm avenues from 6 a.m. to 2 p.m. An emergency concrete slab will be replaced.
The scheduled construction may change due to weather.
Motorists are encouraged to take an alternate route and may experience traffic delays.
The reporter can be reached at (559) 441-6679 or email@example.com.


City of Oskaloosa
City Council Study Session
City Hall, 220 S. Market Street
Oskaloosa, IA 52577
Review and discussion of Oskaloosa Amended and Restated Urban Renewal Plan.
Please reference the information included with regular agenda items "C" and "D" for this study session.
If you require special accommodations, please contact the City Manager's Office at least 24 hours prior to the meeting at (641) 673-9431.


Abu Dhabi – The Integrated Transport Center (ITC) in Abu Dhabi announced that its surface public parking spaces will be free of charge during the Prophet’s Birthday Holiday. It also announced the working hours of Customer’s Happiness Centres, Darb timings and bus and ferry services schedules.
Customer’s Happiness Centres
ITC’s Customer’s Happiness Centres will be closed during the holiday on Thursday, 21 October, 2021 and will resume working on Sunday, 24 October 2021. Customers may continue to apply for ITC’s services online using ITC’s website: www.itc.gov.ae, Darbi website and app and Darb app. Additionally, customers may contact the unified Service Support Centre of the Department of Municipalities and Transport on 800850 or Taxi Call Centre: 600535353 around the clock.
Surface parking spaces will be free of charge during the holiday starting Thursday, 21 October 2021 until 7:59 AM on Saturday, 23 October 2021. Additionally, Mussafah Industrial area parking lot M18 will be free of charge during the official holiday.
ITC calls upon the public not to park their vehicles in prohibited areas and not to block the traffic flow. ITC also urged the public to adhere to the regulations regarding the resident permit parking spaces from 9:00 PM to 8:00 AM.
Darb Toll Gate System
ITC announced that Darb toll gate system will be free of charge during the holiday on Thursday, 21 October 2021. Toll gate charges will resume on Saturday, 23 October 2021 during usual peak hours from 7:00 to 9:00 AM, and from 5:00 to 7:00 PM. That is in order to ensure a smooth traffic flow during these timings.
Public Transport Services
As for public transport services during the holiday, public bus services timings in Abu Dhabi, Al Ain City and Al Dhafra Region will follow Friday schedule.
Public ferry services between Jebel Al Dhanna Port and Dalma Island and between Saadiyat and Al Aliah Islands will work according to their current schedule.
For services details, please refer to www.itc.gov.ae or contact the unified Service Support Centre of the Department of Municipalities and Transport on 800850 or use “Darbi” application.
Public transport users are requested to follow the precautionary measures while using buses or ferries and use Darbi app to check trip timings and avoid waiting in the stations.
About the Integrated Transport Centre in Abu Dhabi:
The Integrated Transport Centre (ITC) has been established pursuant to the law issued by H.H. Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan, in his capacity as the ruler of the Emirate of Abu Dhabi, on November 2016, in amendment of Law no. 19 of 2006 regarding Taxi regulation in the Emirate of Abu Dhabi. ITC is affiliated with the Department of Municipalities and Transport and is supervised by it.
ITC is the responsible entity for operating public transport and managing parking spaces, traffic monitoring centres, axle weights stations, logistical facilities of freight surface transport and roads sector according to the approved transport plans in which improves the quality of services offered in the sector. In addition to supporting the efforts dedicated by Abu Dhabi Government to accomplish a balanced and comprehensive development that nurtures an intelligent, integrated and sustainable transport sector in the Emirate of Abu Dhabi.
For more information or inquiries, please contact:
Chief Media Coordinator - Media Affairs Division
Integrated Transport Centre in Abu Dhabi
© Press Release 2021


(June 01, 2016)
“A bright landmark on the horizons of Puerto Princesa Palawan”
Puerto Princesa Palawan will soon be home to a new tourism beacon expected to highlight the beauty of the province with the announcement of the latest venture from Premiere Horizon Alliance (PHA). The West Palawan Premiere (WPP) Project is a master-planned community that brings together serene mountainside resorts and gorgeous beach retreats. Highlighted by exciting themed clubs, amenities and facilities, WPP will be a prime tourist destination in Palawan.


The City of Courtenay is taking steps to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in the City's municipal operations, including facilities, the vehicle fleet, and street lights.
There are a number of other initiatives underway in Courtenay to reduce the environmental impact of our community. To find out more, and to learn what you can do to help achieve our targets, click on the topics below.
Our community often experiences poor air quality during winter evenings, when wood burning appliances are used to keep warm. Here’s how the City of Courtenay is addressing air quality concerns.
Corporate Climate Action
The City has created a strategy and established targets to become carbon neutral.
If you spot an environmental concern or emergency, notify the appropriate responders as quickly as possible.


2 x street lights not working on footpath leading from Inns Court to Imperial Park
Reported in the Street Light category anonymously at 14:07, Tue 5 March 2019
Sent to Bristol City Council 3 minutes later
Lights have been out for around 2 weeks making the footpath very dark
Posted by Bristol City Council at 14:10, Tue 5 March 2019
Posted by Bristol City Council at 11:28, Wed 6 March 2019
Posted by Bristol City Council at 11:32, Wed 6 March 2019
Your enquiry has now been closed.
State changed to: Fixed
Posted by Bristol City Council at 14:23, Tue 19 March 2019
This enquiry is now closed. No further action is required.
IMPORTANT: If you see a street light that is likely to cause injury because of damage to the post or door, or the light cover is hanging off, call: 0117 922 2100, Monday to Friday, 8.30am to 6pm 0117 922 2050, all other times.
Posted by Bristol City Council at 13:08, Mon 9 March 2020
This report is now closed to updates. You can make a new report in the same location.


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The original item was published from 2/4/2021 12:31:59 PM to 3/1/2021 12:00:01 AM.
Posted on: February 4, 2021
[ARCHIVED] FDOT Intersection Improvements Public Hearing
FDOT District One invites you to attend a public hearing on February 11, 2021, as part of the design process for proposed safety improvements to the intersections at 23rd Street West and at 26th Street West on U.S. Business 41


Posted on: July 7, 2017
July and August's scheduled Town Council, CRA, Planning and Zoning, and Beach Committee meetings will be held at the Community Center due to renovations in Council Chambers. As always all are welcome to attend.
The following meetings will be held at the Jupiter Community Center.
July 12 - Council Workshop
Jul 18 - Council Regular Meeting
July 27 - Council Budget Workshop
August 3 - Council Regular Meeting
August 15 - Council Regular Meeting
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Parque da Curia
A wide park with a tennis court and a playground. There is also an artificial lake with recreational boats.
Largo Doutor Luís Navega - Parque da Curia
- WC, Bar/snack-bar
Gardens near Parque da Curia
Parque de Merendas de Vale de Boi
Space with stone tables and benches where you can perform picnics or gatherings.
Parque Claudino Pinto
Picnic Park and playground. A calm space and large, perfect for gatherings and picnics among family.


Please note, any comments provided here before a formal planning submission will be summarised in anonymised form in a report by the applicant, but will not constitute a formal comment on any proposal for planning purposes. City of Edinburgh Council will have a formal period of consultation following any submission which will give members of the public the opportunity to comment on the application.
GDPR Note: In providing this data you give us your consent to analyse the data gathered for this consultation exercise and if appropriate to respond to any points which you may have raised. Your data will be processed in accordance with Sundial Properties Limited’s privacy notice, which is available on our website or on request from Sundial Properties. The data will not be shared with 3rd parties save in an anonymised form for the purposes set out above.


The Garnett Industrial Airport Advisory Committee meets at the airport terminal building on the second Friday of each month at 4:00 p.m., or as needed, and consists of six (6) members serving two (2) year terms. At least three (3) members must be city residents. There is an airport manager who takes care of the airport on a daily basis and attends the monthly airport meetings. This board is currently working on the final stages of an airport master plan which includes an industrial park area and upgrades to airport facilities.
Advisory Board Members Terms Expire
Allison Benton 12/31/2023
Roger Brummel (Chair) 12/31/2023
Don Nungesser 12/31/2023
Charles Allen 12/31/2024
Tarry Miller 12/31/2024
Tom Horstick 12/31/2024
Pat Schettler is the Airport Manager.


Wellington Shire Council is seeking feedback from the community regarding the Draft Recreational Boating Facilities Plan.
The Draft Recreational Boating Facilities Plan has been developed to assist in planning for Council owned and operated recreational boating areas within Wellington Shire.
The Draft Plan may be viewed on the link below.
Community Drop-In Session
Drop-in to ask questions or for further information.
Information regarding the Urban Paths Plan (2018) and Residential Road and Street Construction Plan will also be available at these sessions.
When: Tuesday 15 January 2019, between 9.30am to 11.30am
Where: Loch Sport Public Hall, National Park Road, Loch Sport
When: Tuesday 15 January 2019, between 1.30pm to 2.30pm
Where: Golden Beach Community Hall, 1 Surf Edge Drive, Golden Beach
When: Tuesday 15 January 2019, between 3.30pm to 4.30pm
Where: Seaspray Surf Lifesaving Club, Lot 1A Foreshore Road, Seaspray
When: Wednesday 16 January 2019, between 10am to 12pm
Where: Port Albert Mechanics Institute Hall, Victoria Street, Port Albert
When: Wednesday 16 January 2019, between 1.30pm to 3.30pm
Where: Yarram District Hub (Community Room), 310 Grant Street, Yarram
When: Thursday 17 January 2019, between 10am to 12pm
Where: Maffra Memorial Hall, 11 Foster Street, Maffra
When: Thursday 17 January 2019, between 1.30pm to 3.30pm
Where: Gordon Street Recreation Reserve, Gordon Street, Heyfield
When: Friday 18 January 2019, between 10am to 12pm
Where: Wellington Centre (Wellington Room), 70 Foster Street, Sale
Alternatively, feedback may be submitted by completing the form below. Completed forms must be received by Wellington Shire Council before Thursday 28 February 2019.


The City is investigating a widening of McLaughlin Rd. between Bristol Rd. and Britannia Rd. McLaughlin Rd. is designated as a Major Collector road within the study area and a Scenic Route from Bristol Rd. to Matheson Blvd. in the area of the Britannia Farm.
On May 9 at 9 a.m. at St. Gertrude Separate School (815 Ceremonial Dr.), there will be a public meeting to learn more about the environmental assessment and an opportunity to express any comments or concerns about the project. I look forward to seeing you there.
Please RSVP at email@example.com or Call: 905-615-3200, Ext. 8243


Birmingham, Michigan: A Walkable Community
My name is Maddy Reem and I am from Birmingham, MI! I was born and raised in this town and also attended Birmingham Public Schools. It is a beautiful town with a nice little downtown area. The town’s moto is “A walkable community” because it is not very big and it is one of the safest neighborhoods around.
As you navigate the website, you’ll find the history of Birmingham. You will learn about the founders, the vision they had, and how the town really is today. Enjoy!


Bus von Tucson nach Modesto
Haltestellen auf Karten
Tucson, Denny’s 555 N Freeway, 85745 Tucson
Bus will board at the Denny's at 555 N Freeway. Stop is located in the parking lot behind Denny's, directly west of the restaurant.
Modesto, 1800 Prescott Rd, 95350 Modesto
Bus will board at the Briggsmore Plaza alongside the red curbside near the Taqueria San Jose (the curb runs parallel to W Briggsmore Ave). NOTE: Parking is not allowed at Briggsmore Plaza for FlixBus passengers. Vehicles in violation may be ticketed or towed.


Total 1 project(s)
Constructed (approximately) 2006.
Completed (approximately) 2007.
The project will capture the essence of New York's electic East Village
Other size measure:
700,000 sq. ft. Retail and Restraunt Space
263,200 sq. ft. Loft-Style Offices
72,700 sq. ft. Conference/ Banquet Center
15,000 sq.ft. Off-site airport check-in
4,407 space, seven-level parking structure
McCarran International Airport (Property Owner)
ACV International in partnership with Mark Advent, Mark Vlassopulos, and Stephen Chen (Leasehold Intrest)
Axon Capital of Phoenix, RJM Development, and ACV International (Developers)
Las Vegas, NV
Tropicana Ave and Paradise Rd.
Primary role: Landscape Architect. Landscape Architect
Restraurants and Eateries
Design - Un-Built


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June 14, 2021 Greenland City Council Minutes
Meeting called to order at 6:00pm
Those in attendance Mayor Groom, Misty McCard, Larry Forrester, Jim Renfrow, Chalon Ragdale, Bill Yoes, Justin Reed, Diane Reed, Attorney David Hogue and various guests.
Rebecca Lawson and Lisa Thornton absent.
Comments-Citizen raised her concerns pertaining to a vacant house on Parker Street. The City and the Building Inspector plans to look into this issue.
Jim Renfrow motioned to approve May minutes, Diane Reed 2nd motion. Passes 5-0
Jim Renfrow motioned to approve May treasurer report, Larry Forrester 2nd motion. Passes 5-0
Court & Police Report-report handout was given to Council.
Building Inspector Report-Troy Enochs gave report. Troy Enochs discussed the inspections done on vacant houses.
Planning Commission Report- Brenda Reynolds gave report. Discussion on building permit fees.
Committee Report- Justin Reed and various other council members discussed flooding issues.
Ordinance 353- tabled
Mayor Groom introduced Pamela Skinner as our new Receptionist/Secretary for City Hall.
Bill Yoes motioned to accept McClelland Consulting Engineers, Inc. as our Engineering firm for the Wastewater System Rehabilitation project, Justin Reed 2nd motion. Passes 6-0
Jim Renfrow motioned to adjourn, Larry Forrester 2nd motion. Passes 6-0
Meeting adjourn at 6:55pm


Manchester Walk is a residential subdivision of detached, single family homes.
Community amenities include a club house, swimming pool and tot lot.
Access to the Manchester Walk neighborhood is from Winder Highway (Routes 8 & 29) onto Ledgewood Mill Way NE.
Galloway Lane NE • Galloway Ridge Court NE • Grenier Terrace NE • Ledge Hill Cove NE • Ledgewood Mill Way NE
Models / Floorplans: Greenbriar, Mason, Springfield


The solar lamp on the court Street bridge closest to State Street.
This white Mercedes with NY State Plates has been abandoned here for months.
Tag on Olympia building says RIAL
Has anybody seen this dog?
Concrete box needs to be repaired.
Black marker on glass.
Sidewalk has eroded.
Yellow tag on white paint
Graffiti on the side of Soho. Please remove.
Alden Ave. Sign bent and not visible.
One way sign is not down here. See photo.
Sidewalk needs repair.
There is a massive amount of garbage hear from a homeless encampment. This looks to be a recent development.
Sidewalk and apron in decay.
It's very dark here and city street lights seem to be out .


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Backyard chicken keeping is now allowed within Red Wing city limits. Properties zoned A, AR, R-1, R-2, and RM-1 are eligible to keep up to four hens; no roosters are allowed.
The ordinance allowing backyard chicken keeping was passed by City Council on July 11, 2022. The ordinance takes effect 14 days following publication of the ordinance.
Read the complete ordinance below to see all permitting requirements and details. If you'd like to apply for a permit, contact Steve Kohn, Planning Manager, at 651.385.3622.


2.809 acres in the middle of town. Currently zoned Industrial, but could request a zoning change with the city. Possibilities are endless. Utah Ave isn't marked on the east side of Main. Road isn't paved
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Listing information last updated on November 22nd, 2019 at 3:45am CST.


BROOKLYN, Ohio (WJW) – The Memphis Avenue Bridge in Brooklyn is set to reopen on Monday, January 30.
According to the Cuyahoga County Department of Public Works, the bridge will open to all traffic starting at 5 p.m.
The bridge has been closed since May 9, 2022, after an inspection where engineers noticed a structural deficiency.
“I want to thank the residents of Cuyahoga County for their patience and commend the employees in our Public Works Department for their hard work as we get set to reopen the bridge next week,” said Cuyahoga County Executive Chris Ronayne. “Closing a bridge – especially one that is used by approximately 22,000 vehicles a day – is a difficult decision but was absolutely necessary in this instance to ensure everyone’s safety.”
The Memphis Ave. bridge was originally built in 1928, the release said. In 2020, Cuyahoga County entered a $6.4 million contract with Independence Excavating, Inc.
The project is being paid for through county, state and federal funds, the release said.
Minor cosmetic work, such as painting and landscaping, will start in the spring. No additional closures are expected, the release said.


Cribbs Patchway Metrobus Extension
the Cribbs Patchway metrobus extension (CPME) now has a dedicated Facebook page. This page will provide regular updates on the CPME project including events, roadworks and diversions, as well as information on the works being carried out on Gipsy Patch Lane, San Andreas roundabout and Hatchet Road. You can learn more about the CPME project by visiting www.southglos.gov.uk/cpmetrobus.
If you would like to stay up to date with the CPME project why not sign up to our email newsletter. Visit www.southglos.gov.uk/cpmetrobus to sign up.


Large pothole on entrance to brierly lease road from bamfield road entrance
Reported in the Carriageway Defect category anonymously at 21:32, Tue 23 January 2018
Sent to Bristol City Council 2 minutes later
It’s getting bigger by the day
Posted by Bristol City Council at 21:35, Tue 23 January 2018
Posted by Bristol City Council at 14:28, Thu 25 January 2018
Posted by Bristol City Council at 13:36, Tue 30 January 2018
Your enquiry has now been closed.
State changed to: Fixed
Posted by Bristol City Council at 09:51, Tue 20 February 2018
This report is now closed to updates. You can make a new report in the same location.


Building Inspections, a division of the Development Services Department for the Town of Waxhaw, is responsible for administering all applicable North Carolina building codes via building permit issuance and building construction inspections. Our Inspections Team ensures that construction work is built according to approved plans under local, state and national building codes.
**ALL INSPECTION REQUESTS MUST BE SUBMITTED BY 4:00PM TO BE REQUESTED FOR THE FOLLOWING BUSINESS DAY. INSPECTION REQUESTS AND QUESTIONS ABOUT INSPECTIONS SHOULD BE SUBMITTED ELECTRONICALLY TO INSPECTIONS@WAXHAW.COM. ANY REQUESTS SUBMITTED AFTER 4:00PM WILL BE PLACED ON THE INSPECTIONS SCHEDULE WHICH IS 2 BUSINESS DAYS FROM THE DATE OF REQUEST. SCHEDULING IS NOT A GUARANTEE OF INSPECTION, BUT EVERY EFFORT IS MADE TO RESPECT THE SCHEDULED INSPECTION DATE. ALL CANCELLATIONS MUST BE MADE IN A TIMELY MANNER OR THERE IS A RISK OF A RE-INSPECTION FEE.**
Click the image below to view the inspection process for the Town of Waxhaw.
Click below to view and print the inspection checklist in English or Spanish.


The GIS Cooperative is a GIS Users Group which meets monthly, generally on the 2nd Friday of each month. Members include representatives from City of Tucson, Pima County, other jurisdictions, Pima Association of Governments, the University of Arizona, utilities, private-sector firms, and members of the public in southeastern Arizona. Anyone with an interest in GIS is welcome to participate. If you have a GIS-related project you'd like to share, please contact one of our co-chairs to get on the agenda of a future GIS Co-op meeting.
Next Meeting: Friday, January 13, 3:00 p.m.
Public Works Building, 201 N Stone Avenue
Basement Conference Room C
No November Co-op Meeting. Please attend these events instead:
- The Pima County GIS Fair on Friday, November 4th, 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
- The Tucson GeoDev Meetup on Thursday, November 17th, 5:30 to 8:30 p.m.
- Pima County GIS Fair; Friday, November 4
- Tucson GeoDev Meetup; Thursday, November 17
- December Social; Friday, December 16
- GIS Co-op Meeting; Friday, January 13
- GIS Co-op Meeting; Friday, February 10
Sign up for the Geowiz Listserv!
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VDOT News - Northern Virginia
Michelle Holland 703-586-0487
Feb. 19, 2021
Two-Way Traffic Will Travel in Single Lane in Each Direction on I-66 West at Route 50 During Overnight Hours Tonight, Feb. 19, and Next Week, Feb. 21-22, for Bridge Beam Installation
Lane closures, traffic stoppages on Route 50 planned nightly
FAIRFAX – I-66 East and West approaching Route 50 in Fairfax will be reduced to a single travel lane in each direction for about one mile during the overnight hours next week as bridge beam installation continues at the I-66/Route 50 Interchange. Two-way traffic will run on I-66 West so that crews can safely install bridge beams over the eastbound lanes of I-66. The Route 50 Interchange is being rebuilt as part of the Transform 66 Outside the Beltway Project.
Route 50 East at I-66 will be reduced to a single travel lane with traffic stoppages each night as well, and multiple ramps will be closed nightly at the interchange. Drivers traveling on I-66 and Route 50 East during this time should expect delays and should consider using alternate routes.
All work is weather dependent and will be rescheduled if inclement conditions occur.
Friday, February 19; Sunday, February 21; and Monday, February 22
I-66 East and West Between Monument Drive and Waples Mill Road
- Around 10 p.m. (11 p.m. Friday) traffic on I-66 East approaching Monument Drive will be narrowed to a single lane and directed to cross over into the I-66 West side of the roadway. Eastbound traffic will remain in this pattern until east of Route 50, where it will then cross back over to the I-66 East side of the roadway through a gap in the median barrier and resume normal travel.
- Around 10 p.m. (11 p.m. Friday) traffic on I-66 West approaching Waples Mill Road will be narrowed to a single right lane and remain on the right side of the interstate beyond Monument Drive. Westbound traffic will resume normal travel following the point where eastbound traffic crosses on to the westbound lanes.
- Between 10 p.m. and 5 a.m. (Friday night between 11 p.m. and 6 a.m.) two-way traffic on I-66 West will be separated by traffic barrels and one closed travel lane. State police will be on-site to assist with traffic control and response.
- All lanes on I-66 East will reopen by 5 a.m., and on I-66 West by 5:30 a.m. (by 6 a.m. Saturday morning)
Ramp from Monument Drive to I-66 East/from I-66 West
- The ramp from Monument Drive to I-66 East/from I-66 West will be closed from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m. (Friday night from 11 p.m. to 6 a.m.)
Ramp from I-66 East to Route 50 West
- The ramp from I-66 East to Route 50 West will be closed from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m. (Friday night from 11 p.m. to 6 a.m.)
- Traffic will be detoured prior to the closure to Route 50 East, stay to the left and make a U-turn from the left-most turn lane at the Waples Mill Road traffic signal on to Route 50 West.
Route 50 East from West Ox Road to I-66
- Route 50 East will be reduced to one travel lane approaching I-66 on Friday night from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m., Sunday night from 9 p.m. to 5:30 a.m., and Monday night from 10 p.m. to 5:30 a.m.
- Drivers should expect periodic stoppages of up to 20 minutes on Friday between 11 p.m. and 5:30 a.m., and between 10:30 p.m. and 5 a.m. on Sunday and Monday nights.
The I-66/Route 50 Interchange is being rebuilt to add Express Lanes access to and from the east and to construct a new shared-use path as part of the Transform 66 Outside the Beltway Project.
Information in VDOT news releases was accurate at the time the release was published. For the most current information about projects or programs, please visit the project or program Web pages. You may find those by searching by keyword in the search Virginia DOT box above.


Join the Tookany/Tacony Frankford Watershed Partnership (TTF) for breakfast and coffee! Next Tuesday, on February 11th, TTF will host an information and networking breakfast. Participants will have the opportunity to network with volunteer coordinators and community leaders and learn about upcoming TTF projects and service opportunities. Additionally, Pennsylvania Horticultural Society will discuss the Urban Waters program and Green Stormwater Infrastructure in Philadelphia.
The event will be held at the Globe Dye Works on 4500 Worth Street, Philadelphia, PA, 19124.


As part of the Moggill Road Corridor Upgrade Project Stage 1, night works will be carried out at the intersection of Moggill Road and Stamford Road. Night works will be undertaken from 10pm until 5.30am, Wednesday 6 April and Thursday 7 April 2022, weather and site conditions permitting.
Residents should expect:
- The night works will require a full closure of the intersection at Moggill Road and Stamford Road to carry out essential service investigations for upcoming electrical works. Traffic detours, reduced speed limits and lane closures will be in place.
- Noise and Dust: Noise, possible dust and vibration may be experienced from the construction activities. Reversing beepers and flashing lights are a safety requirement and will be used at all times during work hours.
- Access: Access to residential properties and businesses will be maintained at all times.
For more information on these works, please contact the project team on 1800 572 132 (during business hours) or email the project team. After hours, please call Council’s 24-hour Contact Centre on 07 3403 8888.


This beautiful lot is just waiting for you to build your next home! Call today for more information about this lot! Investors: Lamar County Planning Dept provided the map showing potential for 4 houses. See docs. Purchaser to verify.
|--||New Value: $32,000|
|1/8/2019 7:32:40 AM||New Value: Pending|
|1/5/2019 7:33:00 PM|


St. John Lutheran Church and School is working towards building a combined campus on Plum Road! Find out more about our upcoming plans or see how you can help by following the links below.
BOLD STEPS BUILDING PLANS
St. John congregation chose the acronym B.O.L.D. S.T.E.P.S. for the building plan theme:
Devoted (to God and his Word)
An effort has been ongoing since April of 2018 to get plans and provisions in place for a new campus that will allow our school and church to be in one building as well as address a number of current and future ministry needs.
Excel Engineering of Fond du Lac has been hired as the architect, and Catalyst Construction of Milwaukee is our builder. The land on Plum Road is already owned by the congregation. A site plan and floor plan have been developed with an approximate total building cost of $5,300,000. Links are available below to view these plans. As of October of 2022, over $1,500,000 was on hand and/or committed to the project, and a lender stood ready with up to $3,300,000. The Finance Committee continues its fundraising efforts while actual construction is underway.
We broke ground in May of 2022, began actual construction in October 2022, and have a dedication and occupancy goal of the beginning of the 2023-2024 school year. We ask everyone to keep this project in their prayers so that we can better serve the community's spiritual and educational needs for years to come. Please contact us using the links below if you would like to support the project through donations or labor during the building process.
Click above to see multiple views of the site plan with the proposed building project.
Take a look at our proposed floor plan for the new campus by clicking above.
Browse through the BOLD STEPS committee updates to see where we are in the planning and building process.
Support our vision for the future; click above to contribute to the capital building fund.
Do you have special skills that may help make our new building become a reality? Click above to let us know what services you may be able to offer.
Would you like to help but don't think you have skills that could be used in building? There are many ways to help around the church and school. Contact us to find out how you can help!


Dated: 28th March 2023
Portsmouth City Council (Old Rectory Road) (Temporary Prohibition of Loading and Waiting) (No.113) Order 2023
Notice is hereby given that Portsmouth City Council intends to make the above Order under Section 14(1)(a) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, as amended by the Road Traffic (Temporary Restrictions) Act 1991.
The Order comes into operation from 11th April 2023 and the effect will be as follows:-
A) TEMPORARY PROHIBITION OF LOADING AND WAITING
OLD RECTORY ROAD
From its junction with Elmtree Road to its junction with Havant Road.
B) REASON FOR THE ORDER
To facilitate CityFibre works.
C) DURATION OF THE ORDER
From 11th April 2023 to 24th April 2023 or completion of the works, whichever is sooner.
Notwithstanding the above, works will be carried out in 50 metre sections.
Pedestrian access will be maintained around the works.
Assistant Director of Regeneration (Transport), Portsmouth City Council, Civic Offices, Portsmouth PO1 2NE
A copy of the Order may be requested from email@example.com or at the reception desk in the Civic Offices.


The PAC Playground committee is looking for community members to assist with the unloading of the playground pieces on Friday June 24th and/or with the installation of the playground on Saturday June 25th.
Recent Warfield News
- Request for Quotation – Beaver Bend and Trail Reconstruction November 8, 2022
- General Local Election 2022 – Preliminary Election Results October 15, 2022
- Yard and Garden Waste Pickup Schedule 2022 March 28, 2022
- Village of Warfield Five Year Plan – 2022-2026 March 1, 2022


The Hampshire (Various Roads, East Hampshire) (Temporary Road Closure) Order 2015
Temporary road closures for the purposes of both carriageway and footway re-surfacing works.
The Hampshire (Various Roads, Gosport) (Temporary Road Closure) Order 2015
Temporary road closures for various works taking place in Gosport during early 2015.
TEMPORARY CLOSURE EXTENSION - BROCKENHURST FOOTPATH 15
Hampshire County Council, having made an Order under Section 14(1)b of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 to prevent the likelihood of danger to the public due to a collapsed bridge, has been directed by the Secretary of State for Transport that the order shall continue in force.
What are public notices?
Public notices are pieces of Local Government information that we traditionally placed as adverts within local papers. Now, we offer these same adverts online and in a free printed publication called the Hampshire Independent.
Find out more about public notices in the Hampshire Independent.


Important Community Meeting
Norpoint Center Homeless Shelter Discussion - Zoom Meeting - Tuesday, Jan. 5th 3:00pm
Robert Thoms, our Tacoma City Council Representative and Hans Zeiger, our new County Council Representative will join us for a Zoom call to discuss the Norpoint Center Homeless Warming Center Proposal from the City of Tacoma. Please join us for this important discussion.
Please send an email requesting access for the Zoom Meeting on Tuesday, January 5th, 3:00pm; include Norpoint Center in the subject line to firstname.lastname@example.org.


3.64.030 FEES FOR CODE ENFORCEMENT.
(a) Nuisances. The Council is authorized to adopt fees for administrative costs incurred in the enforcement of Title 7. No fee shall be charged if a property owner or agent abates the nuisance or violation within thirty (30) days after first notification of the violation is mailed by the City.
(b) Other Violations. The City shall be authorized to adopt fees for costs incurred in the enforcement of Municipal Code violations which result in a requirement for a planning application or building permit, if such application is made or permit applied for more than thirty days after notification of the violation is mailed.


Through New Yorkers for Better Neighborhoods the Citizens Committee for New York City may grant awards of between $500-$3,000 to volunteer-led groups to improve their community.
Projects may include providing healthy food, transforming empty lots, organizing tenants or starting school recycling programs. Any idea you may have to improve the quality of life in your community may be eligible.
The next grant deadline is September 30, 2010.
For more information or to apply, call/email Arif Ullah or Saleen Shah at firstname.lastname@example.org.


- February 25, 2014
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The city of Bastrop, Texas, is requesting proposals from qualified firms to prepare a joint land use study (JLUS) for Camp Swift and the surrounding communities. Proposals will be received until 3 p.m. on March 21 at City Hall, 1311 Chestnut Street, Bastrop, Texas 78602. The RFP is available on the city’s website under “Public Notices.” Email requests to firstname.lastname@example.org.


SUPPORT APPROPRIATE DEVELOPMENT HERE
Islanders for Responsible Development.
Islanders for Responsible Development is working to promote smart development on Bainbridge Island. And that means promoting development that respects the vision of our future contained in the COBI Comprehensive Plan. The “Comp Plan” is anchored in the understanding that Bainbridge Island has limited resources and can only accommodate limited “growth”. It is also grounded in the understanding that Bainbridge Islanders value trees, biodiversity, scenic views, and a unique Island way of life. Our goal is to promote these values contained in the Comp Plan and to empower Bainbridge Islanders to make its idealistic vision a reality for the future.
Islanders! It is important to make your opinion known!
Send a letter to COBI, let the planning department know what you think!!
Go to the link ‘Comment to COBI’
This old building, a reminder of Old Bainbridge, will be leveled to provide us all a fourth drugstore we don’t need. Trading this proud and erect old building for a place to get a good price on little blue pills. Life is full of irony, most of it much more amusing than the asphalt carpet Visconsi will bring to us.


New Brunswick City Zoning Board of Adjustment will Meet by Electronic Teleconferencing at 7:00 P.M. on May 18, 2020
CHANGE OF LOCATION NOTICE FOR MAY 18 MEETING OF ZONING BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT FOR THE CITY OF NEW BRUNSWICK
CHANGE OF MEETING LOCATION FROM THE NEW BRUNSWICK CITY HALL COUNCIL CHAMBERS 78 BAYARD STREET TO TELEPHONIC CONFERENCING SYSTEM, AND REVISING PUBLIC PARTICIPATION OF THE MEETING OF THE NEW BRUNSWICK CITY ZONING BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT SCHEDULED FOR MAY 18, 2020 AT 7:00 P.M.
The New Brunswick City Zoning Board of Adjustment will meet by electronic teleconferencing at 7:00P.M on May 18. Please be advised that due to the current state of emergency and public health emergency declared by Governor Phil Murphy pursuant to Executive Orders, guidelines from the CDC and in an effort to prevent further spread of COVID-19, the general public are unable to attend in person. Participation will be revised from attending this Zoning Board of Adjustment meeting in person to telephonic conferencing for this City Zoning Board of Adjustment Meeting. Members of the public will be able hear all business and testimony, and to give public comment during public comment portions of the meeting through telephonic conferencing. To participate you must phone-in by dialing (408) 418-9388 and enter access code 714-157-355. City Staff will be available, to offer technical support, by phone, by calling (732) 745-5007. The telephonic conferencing system will be activated at 6:50 P.M on May 18, 2020. Formal action will be taken during this meeting. The Zoning Board of Adjustment is scheduled to proceed with the following agenda: I. ROLL CALL II. PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT
III. SALUTE TO THE FLAG IV. MINUTES OF THE BOARD’S APRIL 27, 2020 & MAY 4, 2020 MEETINGS V. RESOLUTIONS OF MEMORIALIZATION
A. NEW CENTURY DEVELOPMENT, LP / 155 HOWARD STREET / BLOCK 249, LOT 9.01 (ZB-2019-16)
B. NEW CENTURY DEVELOPMENT, LP / 18 CLASS PLACE / BLOCK 551, LOT 9.01 (ZB-2019-17)
C. 268 SOMERSET STREET LLC / 268 SOMERSET STREET / BLOCK 67, LOT 27 (ZB-2018-06)
VI. PUBLIC HEARINGS
A. TIM SCHUH & BIMAL MALHOTRA/ 18 GOODALE CIRCLE/ BLOCK 716, LOT 7 (ZB-2020-07) Variance application to expand an attached garage, creating a front yard setback variance, and construct a second floor on an existing one-story, single-family residence. Zoning district R-2.
B. ORTHO DEVELOPMENT, LLC / 8 RESERVOIR AVENUE / BLOCK 344, LOT 10.01 (ZB-2020-02) Variance application to remove an existing residence on the property in order to construct a new two-family residence. Zoning district R-5B. (Stephen Hambro, Esq.)
C. OLEGARIO & FELIZ PEREZ / 153 JOYCE KILMER AVENUE / BLOCK 241, LOTS 3 & 4 (ZB-2019-04) Site plan and use variance application in order to occupy an existing mixed-use building containing retail on the first floor and two apartments on the first, second and third floors. (Tom Kelso, Esq.)
VII. OTHER MATTERS OF INTEREST TO THE PUBLIC
VIII. DISCUSSION ITEMS
All applications and supporting documents for this meeting are available via the City website at www.cityofnewbrunswick.org/zoningboarddocuments, via email, pick up or for viewing by appointment during regular business hours (8:30AM to 4:30PM) in the office of the Department of Planning, Community and Economic Development, 25 Kirkpatrick Street, Second Floor, New Brunswick at least ten (10) days prior to the date of said meeting. The applicant’s exhibits will be marked and available via the City website at www.cityofnewbrunswick.org/zoningboarddocuments, via email, pick up or for viewing by appointment during regular business hours (8:30AM to 4:30PM) in the office of the
Department of Planning, Community and Economic Development, 25 Kirkpatrick Street, Second Floor, New Brunswick at least five (5) days prior to the date of said meeting. Should anyone from the public want to provide any exhibits to present at the Zoning Board of Adjustment meeting, they should contact the Board Secretary so that that the items may be available electronically during the meeting for viewing by the public. Those items will be marked and made available to the public on the City website at www.cityofnewbrunswick.org/zoningboarddocuments. To schedule an appointment, if you have any questions, or need assistance please contact the Board Secretary, Dan Dominguez via email at email@example.com or via telephone at (732) 745-5050.


Beginning on or about June 23, Tabacco & Sons Builders of Bristol, CT and their subcontractors will begin construction activities encompassing the installation of a center median between the driveway of the Middle School of Plainville and Toffolon Elementary School, construction of speed tables and raised crosswalks at the driveways and associated sidewalk improvements. Construction activities are anticipated to continue for approximately eight weeks, Aug. 15.
Construction activities are likely to occur mostly during the hours from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Motorists can expect delays. Night or weekend construction is not anticipated. Motorists should consider alternate routes during these times.
Anyone have questions may contact the Plainville Engineering Department at (860)793-0221 Ext. 208.


The Council is in the process of considering amendments to the City’s ground transportation ordinance. Taxis and rideshare services, such as Lyft and Uber, could be affected by the proposal, which was forwarded by the Mayor’s Office for Council review. Read proposal here.
This topic is up for discussion on Tuesday, September 16 during the Council’s Work Session at approximately 7:30 p.m.
Note: Council Work Sessions do not include a public comment period but the public is invited to listen to the discussions. The next Formal Meeting, which includes an open podium for the public, is September 30.
The Council is soliciting ideas from business-minded people who wish to help address significant financial and operational challenges in the City’s Golf Enterprise Fund. Read more about this call for ideas here.
Additionally, over the summer the Council took a number of steps toward resolving the golf system’s dilemmas. Read more about those steps here.
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New City Budget focuses on SLC’s core services; additions made to trail development, homeless aid.
SLC Council invites air quality fact-finding panel to Work Session on Earth Day
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Salt Lake City Elected Officials Take Oath of Office


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Calais is a wonderful small border city in Maine. Its Residential Historic District has been listed on the National Register of Historic Places since 1984. It has some very beautiful and well-kept-up homes from the 1800's. The District is located on Maine and Calais Streets.
The District is mainly residential, but does have a church and a former 19th century hotel. What's interesting to me is that all the houses, except for two are frame construction. The city's commercial buildings are mainly brick because of the 1870 fire.


LEGAL issues are putting the brakes on a 20mph scheme being implemented in Whitchurch.
Whitchurch was chosen to pilot the 20mph project in 2012 – but the town is still waiting for the signs to go up.
At a full council meeting on February 3, councillors asked county councillor Tom Thacker, Conservative member for Whitchurch and Clere, why there was a delay.
He responded: “Unfortunately there are legal issues that have been raised in Fleet.”
He added: “It’s difficult for me as a county councillor to interfere with operational matters. I can enquire but I don’t think I can push it on any faster.”


Lausanne–Renens: engineering work on the flyover.
The flyover between Prilly-Malley and Renens is one of our most impressive structures.
It combines durability and functionality, integrating seamlessly into the urban environment. Its purpose is simple: to allow trains to pass over other railway tracks without crossing conflicts with other trains.All about the project
We would like to warn you, as a resident affected by this construction work, about occasional disruptions by giving you regular updates. You can read our calendar and our news updates to find out about upcoming work.
- 2017 – planning permission
- November 2018 – start of construction work
- Summer 2022 – completion of the work
- December 2022 – Start of operations
Engineering work updates.
We are currently carrying out the following work:
Between Renens station and the stop at Prilly-Malley in the middle of the railway area
We are currently building the flyover in three successive stages of work. The first thousand metres of viaduct were constructed in 14 months for the first stage and completed in March 2020.
From mid-September 2020, work will be devoted to the removal of 800 metres of protective wall and the construction of new tracks under and next to the structure. The final stage in the construction of the viaduct (175 metres) will then be able to start in June 2021.
The work will be periodically carried out in the day and/or night in 2020 to 2022. We will inform you of noise in advance by means of a letter in the post.
Mid-September 2020 to summer 2022.


PUBLIC NOTICE – PLANNING COMMISSION
In accordance with Section 15.2-2204 of the Code of Virginia, 1950 as amended and pursuant to Section 15.2-2285 of the Code of Virginia, 1950 as amended, the Richmond County Planning Commission hereby gives notice that a Public Hearing will be held starting at 7:00 p.m., Monday, March 6, 2017 in the Richmond County Public Meeting Room, 101 Court Circle, Warsaw, Virginia 22572. The purpose of the Public Hearing is to consider the following:
To receive public comment on proposed amendments to the Richmond County Zoning Ordinance in Sections 4-14-7 (Boathouses), 4-14-8 (Piers and Docks) and 5-3 (Definitions). The proposed amendments, as presented, may be viewed online at www.co.richmond.va.us or in person at the Richmond County Administrator’s Office at 101 Court Circle, Warsaw, Virginia 22572 between 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m.


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PIERCE TRANSIT PUBLIC NOTICE OF RECEIPT OF AN UNSOLICITED PROPOSAL FOR LAND DEVELOPMENT AT 1319 E. 72ND STREET TRANSIT CENTER TACOMA, WA
Pierce Transit has received an unsolicited Transit Oriented Development proposal for its Transit Center site at 1319 East 72nd Street, Tacoma WA, APN # 9160000592.
Private entities interested in submitting a competing proposal for the referenced Transit Center site may contact Janine Robinson, Senior Planner, by email at email@example.com, by phone at 253.984.8156, or by mail at 3701 96th Street SW, Lakewood, Washington 98499-4431; or P.O. Box 99070, Lakewood, Washington 98496-0070 and must be addressed to Janine Robinson, Senior Planner, Pierce Transit. Competing proposals for this project must be received no later than 4:00 p.m. local time on Tuesday, September 22, 2015.
This notice is not intended to guarantee the award of a Contract or Agreement to any party.
Additional information: Pierce Transitâ€™s Policy on Unsolicited and Alternative Proposals for Real Property may be found on our Agency website at: http://www.piercetransit.org/documents/.
ADVERTISED: Tacoma Daily Index, Daily Journal of Commerce, The News Tribune


The City of Sugar Hill, Georgia (the “CITY”) is now accepting sealed price proposals from registered architects and designers to provide tenant improvement design services for approximately 1,500 SF in the Broadstone mixed-use project in Sugar Hill, Georgia. Information about this opportunity is provided in the link below. The CITY is soliciting proposals from qualified applicants to design floor finishes, mechanical ducting, lighting, and wall finishes. This contract solicitation will result in a complete set of permitted plans for construction. Instructions for preparation and submission of a response are contained in the full RFP package. All submittals are due in the office of the City Manager located at 5039 West Broad St, Sugar Hill, Georgia 30518, no later than 2:00 p.m. on Thursday, December 12, 2019.
Addendum 1 (PDF): RFP 20-001 2019.11.19 Addendum 1
Addendum 2 (PDF): RFP 20-001 2019.11.20 Addendum 2
Addendum 3 (PDF): RFP 20-001 2019.12.06 Addendum 3


Juniper Valley Park
This map is designed to represent parks as they are used by the public. It should not be used to represent the legal boundaries of property under Parks jurisdiction. If you would like to view all City property under the jurisdiction of NYC Parks, please visit NYC OpenData.
Directions to Juniper Valley Park
- NEW SPRAY SHOWER ZONE COMING TO JUNIPER VALLEY PARK
- Parks Cuts Ribbon On Second Phase Of Renovations To Juniper South Playground
- Snow Day! Parks Hosts Fun, Free Winter Snow Activities For Youth


Route 4 towards Waterloo is on diversion missing out stops between St Pauls and Fetter Lane from 0800 Saturday 22 until 1600 Sunday 23 July due to roadworks at Cannon Street. Alternative stops are St Pauls Station or Chancery Lane.
Route 388 is diverted between Blackfriars Bridge and St Pauls via Farringdon Street, Holborn Viaduct and Newgate Street from 0800 Saturday 22 until 1600 Sunday 23 July due to roadworks at Cannon Street. Catch your bus at St Pauls or Blackfriars Station.
COUNTDOWN ROUTE FILTERS
City Thameslink Stn / Ludgate Circus/8581
Ludgate Hill / Old Bailey/14501
New Change / Cannon Street/33385
New Change / Cannon Street/33780
St Paul's Cathedral/8601
St Paul's Cathedral/8602
St Paul's Churchyard/1152
Routes 4 and 388 are on diversion due to roadworks at Cannon Street. Follow @TfLBusAlerts on Twitter or visit tfl.gov.uk/bus/status


Cloud County Commission to Hold Study Session with Public Building Commission
By Toby Nosker
KNCK News Director
The Cloud County Commission will meet for a study session Friday, October 13th with Cloud County's three-member Public Building Commission.
The Public Building Commission was established in the summer of 2011, charged with issuing the bonds to finance the construction of the Cloud County Law Enforcement Center that opened in the spring of 2014 in Concordia's North Development. The Public Building Commission is appointed and serves at the pleasure of the Cloud County Commission. Current members of the Public Building Commission are Brad Berk, Charles Johnson and Josh Meyer.
Friday's special meeting, beginning at 10 am, will be held in the Commissioners' Room at the Cloud County Courthouse in Concordia.


Residential Property Near R.S.Puram: Location
Leisure of Location like no other
Thoughtfully located on the 4-lane Kavundampalayam Road, Srivari Vaibhav is close to every convenience you might need. Robust infrastructure, excellent connectivity and outstanding transportation facilities are the main highlights of this area. No wonder, the area has transformed into one of the most preferred residential destinations of Coimbatore.
Key Location Features:
- Just 3 km away from R.S. Puram and Saibaba Colony
- Close proximity to prestigious educational institutions
- World-class hospitals and medical centres are in the vicinity


Prime Minister Narendra Modi has said that the airport in Shivamogga, Karnataka will boost commerce, connectivity and enhance tourism.
Modi was responding to the tweet threads by Member of Parliament from Shivamogga constituency, B. Y. Raghavendra wherein he has informed that the dream of an airport at Shivamogga is coming true. The Shivamogga Airport will establish itself as not merely an airport, but as the gateway of Malnad region’s journey to transformation.
The Prime Minister tweeted about the upcoming Shivamogga airport in Karnataka saying: “The airport in Shivamogga will boost commerce, connectivity and enhance tourism.”
The Prime Minister will inaugurate Shivamogga airport on February 27.
The domestic airport has been constructed on 662.38 acre of land. The airport has a runway, terminal building, Air Traffic Control (ATC) tower, fire station building, taxiway and other facilities.
“This Airport will cater to the demand of not just the people of Shivamogga but also the entire Central Karnataka. It will give wings of aspirations to the youth and will create lakhs of employment opportunities for them,” B. Y. Raghavendra had tweeted.


DATE: Monday - May 30, 2016
DURATION: Approximately 10:30 AM – 11:45 AM (when barricaded or notified)
PARADE ROUTE: North on 10th Ave from Monroe Ave to War Memorial located near Chicago Ave & Rawson Ave
Southbound: Chicago to Hawthorne, east (left) to Mill Road, south (right) to Milwaukee, east (left) to 5th Ave., and south (right) to regular route.
Northbound: North via regular route to Madison, east (right) to 6th Ave./Mill Road, north (left) to Hawthorne, west (left) to Chicago Ave., and north (right) to regular route.
Southbound Only: From south on 15th Ave, west (right) Rawson to 17th, south (left) to Milwaukee, east (left) to 12th Ave, south (right) regular route.
EFFECTIVE DATE: Wednesday, March 16, 2016
DURATION: 2 Months
AFFECTED AREA: Marquette Avenue between 10th Avenue and Chicago Avenue
Due to Union Pacific Railroad bridge rehabilitation work being done on the Marquette Avenue overpass, routes 15, 48, and 52 will need to detour as follows:
Southbound Route 52 and P.M. 48 Trips:
• South on 10th Avenue to Milwaukee Avenue
• West (Right) on Milwaukee Avenue
• South (Left) on 12th Avenue to regular route
Northbound Route 15 and A.M. 48 Trips:
• Continue north on Chicago/12th Avenue to Milwaukee Avenue
• East (Right) on Milwaukee Avenue
• North (Left) on 10th Avenue to regular route


Call Planning Staff at
It is strongly encouraged that all applicants meet with Planning Staff to discuss their Special Permit application before submission.
I) Submission Requirements
- Land Development Application (DOC or PDF)
- Special Permit Submission Checklist
- Fee Check: Categories 9-22 $800, all other Special Permits $500; additional Special Permit uses $300. If multiple uses are requested, a fee for each use is required.
- 16 copies of a Statement of Justification including all information listed in the submission checklist.
- 16 copies of plat showing conditions and proposed improvements
- 16 copies of any photographs, documents or other supporting materials submitted
- A traffic impact analysis (TIA) or a traffic assessment as per Section 301B of the Design Standards Manual.
- CD containing individual PDFs of all submission materials - do not include any financial information (i.e. copy of checks or the fee calculation sheet)
II) Other Information
- Special Permits require posting. Obtain posting and affidavit information here.
- Special permit applications are acted upon by the Board of Zoning Appeals after the Board holds a public hearing. Filing deadlines for Special Permit applications are here. Applications will only be docketed for the listed public hearing if they are complete.
Date Last Modified: 06/08/2015


The City has scheduled a meeting at Yarborough library, 2200 Hancock Drive, November 29, 6:30 PM, on the upcoming Shoal Creek Storm Drain project.
This project will directly impact Bull Creek, Nasco and White Horse. Please see below for background information. The project link includes a map.
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BOULDERS have been sited near a wooded area in a bid to clamp down on fly-tipping.
The stones have been installed along parking spots on Halifax Old Road, near Grimscar Woods.
Newsome man Mike Thompson said tipping had gone on at the site for as long as he could remember.
He said it was a sad case that the boulders had to be installed when people could take their rubbish to the Vine Street tip.
A spokesman from Kirklees Council said the boulders had been installed as part of a trial to stop tipping, and if they were successful they would be left in place.


Extended Hours and New Locations for Community Collection Recycling Centers
Baltimore City Department of Public Works (DPW) Acting Director Matthew W. Garbark today announced the findings of the assessment of the Community Collection Centers for recycling locations under the Solid Waste Continuity of Service Plan. Effective Monday, Sept. 14, the Community Collection Centers’ hours for all locations will be extended on Tuesdays and Thursdays, 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. The Centers will continue to be open to City residents Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from 7:00 am to 3:00 pm for recycling drop-off. The Citizens’ Convenience Drop-Off Centers’ hours will remain unchanged.


Editor’s Note: This article originally ran Oct. 30, 2020 and the title has been trimmed and altered for space.
The City of Spruce Grove expects to have a decision on the type of Ice complex they plan to build by spring 2021.
Administration presented council with results of the latest publicly circulated survey on the possibility of an ice complex during the City of Spruce Grove’s regular council meeting Monday. The survey posed questions on preference between two options – a basic community twin pad or a multi-use dual ice facility which will have the capacity to host junior hockey – after the City eliminated the option of a full multi-use event centre facility capable of hosting concert type events in July. The City enlisted Y Station Communications and Research.
“We did have a total of 602 residents respond to the survey. That is a quite a high rate of participation. The cannabis bylaw was the last time we saw such a high rate of turnout in Spruce Grove,” Y Station representative Tracy With said.
When asked about the strength of option one, a community twin pad arena with two National Hockey League sized ice surfaces, a snack bar, a meeting room, dressing rooms, a skate sharpening area and a warm up room, 42 per cent of respondents said the option does address the need for more ice in the community.


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10220 138 Street NW - Glenora Multi Family Land Development Opportunity. This home / lot is being Sold as a land assembly parcel only with 10224 138 Street NW & 10228 138 Street NW $2.1M total. 150' X 140' = 21,000 SqFt. of prime Glenora Real Estate on Stony Plain Road NW. Glenora Multi Family Land Assembly Details: 150 East Frontage X 140 South & North Exposure = 21,000 SqFt, RF1 Zoned; 3 Lots- ReZoning & ReDevelopment Opportunity; Located within City of Edmonton Transit Oriented Development ( TOD ) Corridor; Blue Domed Hydrant # 1355 with > 95 L/s- EPCOR Services along Stony Plain Road NW; Equidistance between West Block & Glenora future LRT stops; 3 Recent City ReZoning Applications successful within a 2 block radius with another RA7 & RA8 within a 10 block radius under review; 9 City Trees on East & North Boulevards: 4 American Elms & 5 Green Ash. The current home is liveable / rentable to hold while finalizing permits & plans with nearby rentals renting for between $1,500 - $1,850 / month.
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Pavilion 4 resulting from a creative renovation of old factories in Shanghai, China by HMA Architects & Designers
Galeria de Casa Zen / H.A - 1
Casa Zen / H.A
This abandoned inner-city lot in Winnipeg was originally intended for only 6 single-family houses, but a change in zoning allowed the architects to design a complex that contains 25 affordable mirco-apartments. For more info and pictures go to: http://humble-homes.com/micro-housing-development-in-winnipeg-accommodates-25-families/
Arquitetura Social no México: Casa Coberta / Comunidade Vivex
A Casa Coberta é a segunda habitação social desenvolvida com a metodologia do projeto de Arquitetura Social da equipe do Comunidad Vivex, cujo...
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Minister of Transport and Infrastructure Adil Karaismailoğlu stated that the first phase of the metro line, which will facilitate transportation to Istanbul Airport, will be opened in April 2021.
Expressing that they will open the Kağıthane-Istanbul Airport section of the Gayrettepe-Istanbul Airport metro, which consists of 8 stations, in April 2021, Minister Karaismailoğlu gave the following information: “A 32 km long metro. We will open the Gayrettepe side in September 2021. The first 40 vehicles are coming, we will start the tests in August. Istanbul Airport in 2022- HalkalıWe will open. Halkalı it connects directly to Marmaray. from Pendik Halkalıcome to HalkalıThere will be a collecting line from the airport to the airport and from Gayrettepe to the airport. We will finish the subway work that passes through Başakşehir Çam and Sakura City Hospital in 18 months. Halkalı will also have a connection to the subway. ”
Günceleme: 14/07/2020 12:26


941 - Night Bus - City - Footscray - Sunshine North - Taylors Lakes - Watergardens
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Departs from City terminus at Queen St near Little Collins St, then runs via Queen St, Flinders St, Russell St, Lonsdale St, Spencer St, Dudley St, Footscray Rd, Whitehall St, Hopkins St, Moore St, Ballarat Rd, McIntyre Rd, Sunshine Av, Melton Hwy, Watergardens Circuit Rd to the terminus at Watergardens bus interchange. Syndham.
Departs from the terminus at Watergardens bus interchange, Syndeham, then runs via Watergardens Circuit Rd, Melton Hwy, Sunshine Av, McIntyre Rd, Ballarat Rd, Moore St, Hopkins St, Whitehall St, Footscray Rd, Dudley St, Spencer St, Lonsdale St, Queen St to terminus near Bourke St, City.
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Work to carry out necessary repairs on part of the busway will be carried out between Swavesey and Oakington this month.
All services will be running as normal while the work to replace bearings is taking place over the next few weekends and some diversions will be in place.
Repair work will be carried out between Swavesey and Longstanton on Friday, February 9 from midnight until 5am on Monday, February 12. Both stops at Swavesey will be closed, with alternative stops being provided nearby on the road. A diversion for Busway services in both directions will be in place between Station Road in Swavesey and Longstanton Park & Ride.
Further work between these locations will also be happening on February 16 from midnight until 5am on February 19. The maintenance track will be open while the work is carried out.
Work will also be carried out between Longstanton and Oakington on February 23 from midnight until 5am on February 26. While a diversion for Busway services will be in place between Longstanton Park & Ride and Station Road, Oakington, the bus stops at both Longstanton and Oakington will remain open.
The maintenance track will be open while the work is carried out.
We apologise for any inconvenience caused while these necessary repairs are carried out.


Airport expansion at MUC back on the table
A court in Munich has put its weight behind plans for a third runway at Germany’s second-biggest airport. Expansion would help airlines eager to expand capacity in Europe’s biggest economy.
A public vote on a third runway in Munich in 2012 went against expansion, a blow to airlines like Lufthansa and Air Berlin struggling under a ban on night flights in Frankfurt and endless delays in the opening of a new airport in Berlin. But this vote was legally binding only for one year.
Public opposition to expansion at MUC remains high, but there is hope that public opinion can be won round given the importance of growing demand for travel. The airport handled 38.36 million passengers in 2013.
“The ruling […] gives Munich Airport a chance to cope with the growth in traffic that is forecast for the coming years,” the airport’s chief executive, Michael Kerkloh, said.
[pictured: A 380-861 on the western apron at Munich Airport; Copyright: Flughafen München GmbH]


Accelerate to Zero Emissions Collaboration
Accelerate to Zero Emissions (A2Z) is a collaboration of regional stakeholders advancing transportation electrification in the San Diego region. Members of the Core Team include SANDAG, SDG&E, County of San Diego, San Diego County Air Pollution Control District, and City of San Diego. The collaboration also includes representatives from other local governments, public agencies, community-based organizations, industry members, and academia through the Steering and Advisory Committees.
The A2Z collaboration completed the San Diego Regional Electric Vehicle Gap Analysis in July 2021, and is currently developing the San Diego Regional EV Strategy to support regional transportation electrification.


MBS Airport receives grant funding
Published 1:25 am, Wednesday, June 13, 2018
The federal Department of Transportation recently announced $3.5 million in funding for MBS International Airport to rehabilitate the runway and reconstruct runway lighting.
"MBS International Airport is vital to the Great Lakes Bay Region," said U.S. Rep. John Moolenaar, R-Midland. "This important funding will help the airport maintain its facilities and provide service for everyone in our region."


At Prolific Solutions and Consultants we take responsibility for the social and environmental impacts of our business operations. We realize the important of “giving back” to our community. That’s why our Founder and CEO, Lenwood Coleman founded Suncorp. Suncorp is a nonprofit organization with 501(c)3 status dedicated to improve the lives of District of Columbia residents.
The mission of the Suncorp is to address the complex and multifaceted economic needs of District of Columbia communities, with the purpose of improving conditions of life. We function as a development engine committed to providing affordable housing, community development, and economic development.
In addition to forming Suncorp, Mr. Coleman provides opportunities to assist low-income District of Columbia residents as well as deprived communities throughout the country, he spearheads programs geared toward removing barriers to success and self-sustainment through advocacy, personal and professional development, vocational training and housing and community development.
As a demonstration of his commitment to social responsibility, Mr. Coleman serves the following nonprofit organizations:
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RESIDENT COUNCIL GROUP
JAMES CREEK RESIDENT COUNCIL


To ask Her Majesty's Government what assistance they are providing to those living in residential blocks with prohibited aluminium composite material cladding who wish to sell their property.
22 July 2020
The Government has committed £1.6 billion to fund the remediation of high rise residential buildings with unsafe cladding. This includes the removal of aluminium composite material (ACM). In these cases the work is guaranteed and leaseholders are protected from costs.
In cases where there is a costed plan, a timetable to deliver and mitigating measures in place in the meantime, there should be little barrier to mortgage valuations and lending.


Sutton Council are proposing to make a Traffic Order and also introduce traffic calming measures in the Anne Boleyn's Walk area, including in Jubilee Road and Queen's Acre.
The Council is seeking your views on the above proposals and we want to make sure that you get to have your say.
You can view the plans and have your say online by visiting their website here. If you have trouble accessing the documents, then please email Holly at firstname.lastname@example.org or by calling us on 020 8642 3791. Alternatively, all the documents are available to download below.
The plans include introducing a 20mph speed limit on these roads, new road signage at the junctions with Ewell Road and Station Way, a zebra crossing near the school as well as new raised table on the corner of Anne Boleyn's Walk and Kingsway Road.
If you wish to make any representations on these proposals please do so by filling in the online form which can be found through the link provided or at the bottom of this page. Your comments will need to be with the Council by Thursday 21 December 2017.
Make your voice heard!
Eric Allen, Elliot Colburn, Councillor Holly Ramsey and Paul Scully MP
Your local Conservative team for Cheam
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