This article is about the Class III road numbered C281 maintained by DfI Roads. For other roads numbered C281, see C281.
The C281 starts in Downpatrick on the A25 and follows Saul Way and Scotch Street round the corner before turning north east onto Saul Street. After a mini roundabout this becomes Saul Road on its way out of town. The road reaches Saul itself and encounters a T junction. A spur heads west from here back to the A25 at the north edge of Downpatrick. Going east, the road continues towards Raholp and terminates on the A25 nearby.


New Delhi. Bullet train running between Delhi and Agra (Delhi-Agra Bullet Train) Big news is coming about. According to media reports, if everything goes according to plan, by the year 2029-30, bullet trains can run every hour between the national capital Delhi and Tajnagri Agra at a speed of 300 km per hour.
According to a report in the English newspaper Times of India, Between Delhi and Varanasi high speed rail project (Delhi-Varanasi High Speed Rail Project) will be 958 km long and will also have a short 123 km long line, which will connect Lucknow and Ayodhya.
Bullet train project will have 12 stations covering major pilgrimages
According to the report, there will be a combination of high stretches with tunnels along the route due to security requirements. Apart from this, an underground station will also be set up at Jewar Airport in Noida. There will be a total of 12 stations covering major pilgrimages in UP like Mathura, Ayodhya, Prayagraj and Varanasi. The total project cost is estimated to be around Rs 2.3 lakh crore.
According to the report, with the introduction of the bullet train, the total travel time between Delhi and Varanasi will come down from the current 11-12 hours to just three hours. After this, there will be around 63 trips daily between Delhi and Agra, while the national capital will make 43 trips between Delhi and Lucknow, 18 for Varanasi and 11 for Ayodhya.
The UP government is making efforts to bring a holy city like Ayodhya on the world tourism map and is showing great interest in completing this project soon. It is reported that the one-way fare of bullet train between Delhi and Ayodhya will be less than air travel.


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The Chinnor and Princes Risborough Railway Association Limited (CPRRA) is applying to the Secretary of State for Transport for an Order under the Transport and Works Act 1992 (the Transfer Order) to transfer the statutory rights and responsibilities for some of the track at Princes Risborough Station, including an approximately half-mile length of railway track, from Network Rail Infrastructure Limited (NR) to CPRRA for the purposes of our heritage railway undertaking. The land on which these tracks stand is already leased to us.
We are not seeking here permission for any development. This is existing railway. The Transfer Order is solely about transferring statutory responsibility for the relevant part of the railway line.
We are hoping to complete this process within a year. The process requires consultation with all interested parties. We warmly invite you to submit any views, questions, or comments you may have about the proposed Transfer Order to the address below.
We have sent information to neighbouring residents and businesses in Horsenden Lane, Summerleys Road, and Northmill, Princes Risborough. We are also consulting the appropriate authorities (e.g. Princes Risborough Town Council, Chinnor Parish Council, and Buckinghamshire Council). See copies of both information and consultation letters dated 01 June 2020.
If you have any queries, wish to express concerns, or to support us, please contact CPRRA, either by post to TWAO Project, Chinnor & Princes Risborough Railway, Chinnor Station, Station Road, Chinnor OX39 4ER, or by email to TWAO@chinnorrailway.co.uk. We anticipate making our application soon and we would appreciate your comments before 30 June please.


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Take me to the river: realising the potential of London’s riverside
The Mayor of London is expected to receive new powers over London's 50 safeguarded wharves. Join us to hear our panel of experts discuss the potential for the consolidation of river freight activity and the release of land to deliver new riverside communities providing new homes and jobs.
Date Tuesday 23 May
Time 6:00PM - 7:30PM
Host Hosting opportunity for members
Contact Sara Parkinson on 020 7665 1430


Hampshire County Council Audit of Accounts
This notice give the notice of public rights to inspect the accounts of Hampshire County Council including the Pension Fund for the year ended 31 March 2013.
TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ACT 1990 Town and Country Planning (General Permitted Development Order 2010)
NOTICE OF PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT REFERENCE NUMBER: 13/00884/FUL LOCATION: Totters Farm Totters Lane Hartley Wintney Hook Hampshire RG27 8HX APPLICANT: Mr And Mrs Richard Marks
TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURE - MORTIMER WEST END BYWAY OPEN TO ALL TRAFFIC 21
Hampshire County Council, owing to resurfacing works, considers that the closure to the road as specified should come into force without delay.
THE BOROUGH OF FAREHAM (SEA LANE, STUBBINGTON) (ROAD CLOSURE) TEMPORARY TRAFFIC REGULATION ORDER 2013
Temporary Closure of Sea Lane to allow Highway maintenance works
PUBLIC PATH DIVERSION ORDER 2013 - PART OF TWYFORD BRIDLEWAY 17
On 15 May 2013 Hampshire County Council confirmed this Order as an unopposed Order.
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.


4040 Albert Street, Burnaby Listing #: R2457989
Fantastic development opportunity to build a modern and spacious triplex dwelling! Units will range from 1368 Sqft to 1462 Sqft and each will have 3 spacious bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms. Building Permit all but ready to pick up at City Hall! Site is located in popular Vancouver Heights area, walking distance to shops and transit, close to schools and rec center. 3 minutes to HWY#1, 7 minutes to Gilmore Skytrain Station and Brentwood Mall, 12 minutes to Downtown Vancouver and 10 minutes to Simon Fraser University and BCIT. Information package available upon request. *Images are renderings of future build.
Taxes (2019): $5,714.00
- Central Location
- Recreation Nearby
- Shopping Nearby
Listed By: RE/MAX City Realty
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Community meetings, informational pop-ups events, surveys and interactive workshops will be held throughout the General Plan Update planning process. The community is encouraged to provide feedback during all phases of the project. Check back often to see what engagement opportunities are coming up next!
Not sure which sub-area meeting you should attend? Click here to find out.
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Citywide Online Community Workshop//Taller en línea
July 14, 2020 @ 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
The entire community is invited to share their ideas and thoughts about land use in South San Francisco. Click here to see the Land Use Alternatives.
- Presentations: English, Español, Tagalog, Mandarin
- Recording: English, Español, Tagalog, Mandarin
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Meeting ID: 881 6413 0229
Phone number: (669) 900-6833


Wes Hosford Community Partnership Project
Wes Hosford School Parent Council have partnered with Strathcona County through the Community Partnership Process to expand the existing playground. This project will add more play structures for children aged 9 to 12 years old.
To help fundraise, please contact:
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THE Government is taking seriously a raft of ideas to “offset the damage” to residents living close to the proposed HS2 high-speed line.
Transport Secretary Justine Greening MP revealed HS2 engineers were now looking at environmental schemes put forward by community forums to minimise the noise and visual impact of HS2. And Ms Greening stressed: “There is still plenty of time ahead to influence decision making.”
The pledge was made in a letter to Staffordshire County Council’s cabinet member for highways and transport, Mike Maryon.
Following her letter, Coun Maryon has urged residents to “keep fighting” for the best deal for communities set to be affected by HS2, which will run close to our city. Coun Maryon said: “The Secretary of State for Transport is imposing HS2 in the national interest.
“While we may not support it, if HS2 does go ahead, it is crucial that we work with local communities and do everything we can to lessen the environmental impact.
“It is also an opportunity to press for economic gains – for instance, by calling on Government to improve local rail services.”
Since HS2 was first put forward by the Government, the council has provided financial support and expertise to community groups to help them draw-up schemes to reduce the impact of the line.
Earlier this summer the council also appointed dedicated HS2 project manager Dean Sargeant to act as a direct link between community groups, local businesses and HS2 Ltd.
Coun Maryon added: “We don’t want HS2.
“But if it does go ahead, we will fight tooth and nail to get the best deal for Staffordshire residents and businesses, and that is where Dean comes in.”
Mr Sargeant said: “My role is to make sure local opinions are heard as we try to offset the environmental and social impact the project will cause.” For more, email email@example.com


There are proposals to alter services 20/20A in October. The consultation period for you to add your feedback has now started.
Service 20 will operate Hillsborough – Southey Green – Sheffield – Heeley – Meersbrook – Hemsworth. There is a route change via Valley Road and Upper Albert Road at Meersbrook, this is to improve accessibility at Meersbrook.
Service 20A will operate Hillsborough – Southey Green – Sheffield – Heeley – Hemsworth. The route change to this service will be for it to operate via Derbyshire Lane and Norton Lees Road instead of Scarsdale Road.
If you wish to provide feedback on these proposals, then please log on to the following website –


Hillsborough County Recreation Centers -- Nye Park
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Nye Park is part of the Hillsborough County Recreation Centers. This park provides lighted tennis and basketball courts with covered pavilions and a sandy playground. Other amenities include two baseball fields, green walking space and restrooms.
630 Sunset Ln, Lutz, FL 33549-3802
- Hours: Daily, 6am - 10pm
- Accessibility Details: Parking, access ramp
- Website: http://www.hillsboroughcounty.org/facilities.aspx?search=1&CID=11&pagenum=5&RID=329&Page=detail
- Accessible: yes


Architectural, structural and E / M studies regarding the reinforcement of Lakithra’s kindergarten building.
E/M studies for six pedestrian bridges in Attica.
This study is for a new pyrolysis factory in Korinthos, that will convert urban waster to energy and oil.
A new kindergarten in Batharistra Corinth was designed, for 100 children.
New elementary school in Lygourio including the surrounding areas
Agia Triada primary school expansion by adding areas of 980 m² total.
Anifi primary school expansion by adding areas of 1235 m² total.


Please keep up with our website for more information.
Regarding Public Housing Applications
The Taylor Housing Authority will stop taking applications for public housing effective Wednesday, December 27th at 4:00 p.m.
If you are interested in applying, you must apply in person at 311C E. 7th St. by that date and time. No applications will be accepted after that date and time.
When the Housing Authority decides to begin accepting applications again in the future, it will be posted on their website.
For questions, please contact the Taylor Housing Authority at (512) 352-3231, ext. 111. Thank you!
Taylor Housing Authority
311C E. 7th St.
Taylor, Texas 76574


Construction projects on Presque Isle Avenue, Wright Street and US41 are scheduled to restart May 7.
Beginning at 7 a.m. on Monday, May 7, work will resume on Presque Isle Avenue, Wright and US41 east of McClellan Avenue to the Altamont Street overpass.
Those projects were not completed last year due to weather and other unforeseen circumstances will be completed.
On Wright, remaining work consists of concrete placement, lawn restoration, permanent pavement markings and various minor tasks. On Presque Isle, remaining work consists of lawn restoration, permanent pavement markings, and various minor tasks.
It is anticipated that there will only be minor traffic disruptions, and the work should be completed in three weeks.
The public is reminded to pay close attention to all traffic control signage, lane divider barrels and cones, and be aware of all construction workers/equipment in the construction zone.
Hebert Construction Company is the general contractor for the projects on Wright and Presque Isle, while Bacco Construction Company is the general contractor for the US41 project.
The City of Marquette asks you for your patience during the construction process.


Friday, October 4th, 2019 to Sunday, May 31st, 2020
Full Closure of Matanzas Woods Parkway at U.S. 1 starting October 28, 2019, closure is expected to last around 4-5 months.
Sunday- Saturday, single outside lane closures northbound and southbound U.S. 1 near Matanzas Woods Parkway to construct roundabout.
Sunday, April 5th, 2020 to Saturday, April 11th, 2020
Sunday - Saturday, 8 p.m. - 8 a.m. single and double lane closures, northbound I-95 for roadway resurfacing.


$800 1 bed 117 Vienna Road, Oak Ridge TN, 37830
Some errands can be accomplished on foot.
Some bike infrastructure.
Explore how far you can travel by car, bus, bike and foot from 117 Vienna Road.
117 Vienna Road is in the city of Oak Ridge, TN. Oak Ridge has an average Walk Score of 18 and has 29,330 residents.Learn More About Oak Ridge


916 West Lapham Street has a Walk Score of 80 out of 100. This location is Very Walkable so most errands can be accomplished on foot.
This location is in the Muskego Way neighborhood in Milwaukee. Nearby parks include Reiske Park, Recreation Programs-Disabled and Clarke Square Park.
Nearby schools include Academia de Leguaje Y Bellas - Alba Elementary School, South Division High School and St Martini Lutheran School.
The closest grocery stores are Supersaver Foods Inc, Pete's Fruit Market and Mi Pais.
Nearby coffee shops include The National Cafe, Transfer Pizzeria Café and Transfer Pizzeria Café. Nearby restaurants include KFC Milwaukee, Taco Riendo and Beijing Express.
916 West Lapham Street is near Rockwell Automation Headquarters, Marquette University and Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design.


ORIGINS OF BOWLS SECTION
Whitnash Sports and Social Club was built between 1957 and 1959. Between the Club and the playing field was a piece of land that before it was purchased for Whitnash Sports and Social Club housed a cycle track used by local youngsters.
The Secretary in 1961/2 was a Frank Waterston who decided that this was the perfect site for a bowls green. He ordered the work to be carried out by a company called En-Tout-Cas from Leicester and the cost of providing the green and surrounds came to approximately ┬ú1,500. It was only after the green had been laid that the Club thought it might be a good idea to form a bowls section.


A limited number of parking spaces are available in our underground car park (€15 / 24 h)
ARRIVAL BY CAR
Plan your route here.
From the central station, take the STR 3 bus to Domplatz; from Neustadt station, take tram number 2 to Domplatz.
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Jacksonville to turn streetlights back on!
Channel 47 – Reported by: Katherine Varnum
JACKSONVILLE, Fla.– Action News has learned the mayor announced he is changing his decision to turn off thousands of Jacksonville’s streetlights.
Mayor Alvin Brown originally shut them off to save money. Now, he’s found the cash to keep them on. During the tight budget cuts last year, the mayor decided they could save $300,000 by turning off more than 2,000 streetlights across the city. Local businesses were upset. They sent letters saying Jacksonville would lose big business. On Friday, the mayor responded.


$1,270—$1,425 1—2 bed 4295 Saw Blade Ln, Coeur D Alene ID, 83814
Almost all errands require a car.
Minimal bike infrastructure.
Explore how far you can travel by car, bus, bike and foot from 4569 Driver Lane Apartments.
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4569 Driver Lane Apartments is in the city of Coeur d'Alene, ID. Coeur d'Alene has an average Walk Score of 36 and has 44,137 residents.Learn More About Coeur d'Alene


Exclusive residential complex, with total privacy and security. Access with perimeter fence, parks equipped with covered area for meetings, sandbox, rest benches, basketball court, children's games, underground cabling.
Starting price $1,000,000 mx (50,000 usd)
Excellent location, only 5 minutes from the UACH. How to get there: By University Circuit going towards Technological Avenue, turn left onto Av. University Rides, get to the roundabout and surround it to take Calzada del Bosque street to the left.


Definition: Motorway / freeway
Road, specially designed and built for motor traffic, which does not serve properties bordering on it, and which:
a) Is provided, except at special points or temporarily, with separate carriageways for traffic in two directions, separated from each other, either by a dividing strip not intended for traffic, or exceptionally by other means
b) Has no crossings at the same level with any road, railway or tramway track, or footpath;
c) is especially sign-posted as a motorway and is reserved for specific categories of road motor vehicles.
International Transport Forum, Eurostat, United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE), "Illustrated Glossary for Transport Statistics", 4th Edition, Luxembourg 2009


City of Safford offices will be CLOSED THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 2018 in observance of THANKSGIVING DAY. Thursday’s Residential trash will be collected on Monday, November 26th; trash routes on other days will not be affected. Commercial collection schedules may vary.
LANDFILL WILL BE CLOSED NOVEMBER 22ND
QUESTIONS MAY BE DIRECTED TO THE CITY OF SAFFORD PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT AT 928-432-4170.


Chippewa Trail: Walk, bike or in-line skate to downtown Midland on this 3.5 mile, non-motorized paved pathway. Interpretive stops along the route tell the exciting story of this unique landscape. This is the only trail where bikes are allowed.
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Dec. 12 - Planned Traffic Signal Outages Along Cannon Drive
On Tues., Dec. 12, from 9 a.m. – noon, electrical work along Cannon Drive will result in traffic signal outages at the intersections of 12th Ave. and Cannon Dr. as well as Herrick Dr. and Cannon Dr. Traffic officials will be on-site during this time to assist with traffic flows. Minimal impacts are anticipated. Dates are weather dependent and subject to change. Updates will be shared on the Cannon Drive web page.


The Portland Development Commission needs to hear from you about what traffic safety projects you care about on the Vancouver/Williams corridor.
The meeting is tonight from 6-8PM. I know this is way late notice, but this is an important opportunity to weigh in on traffic safety issues. If I could make it, I would tell them about how Adaptive Path Construction put this fence and dumpster dangerously into the bike lane.
Hopefully some of you can attend. Here are all the details


Our office is hiring!
Arborist / Assistant Arborist
Design Competition for Redevelopment of Open Space at Choi Hung Road Playground concludes
The award presentation ceremony was successfully held today. For the competition results, please refer to the competition website.
We are proud to be a member of the Housing Bureau’s Well•Being team, and the first landscape architectural consultant appointed by the Housing Authority.
Our website is revamped to give you a better experience! We have also set up new accounts for Instagram and Pinterest.
Cherry Blossom Garden
Our pleasure to have designed a series of landscape around Hong Kong International Airport, with the Cherry Blossom Garden becoming a popular spot to enjoy Sakura flowers.


Technical Execution Projects
Passion for solutions.
The Department of Projects and Consulting Ripórtico consists multidiscilplinares teams. Designers with qualified and experienced consultants in all areas of engineering, which has allowed to accumulate Ripórtico references in virtually all areas related to the Construction Sector:
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– Infrastructure Water, Sanitation, Electricity, Telecommunication and Mechanical Installations as HVAC / RSECE and sizing of pumping stations;
– Studies of Acoustic Conditioning Auditoriums and other special areas;
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GERMANY: The first of five Solaris Tramino trams for Jena was officially presented to city transport operator Jenaer Nahverkehr on November 9, named ‘Erlangen’ after Jena’s twin city.
‘From January 2014 the elegant and timeless design of these vehicles will enrich our city’s landscape’, said Jenaer Nahverkehr Managing Director Udo Beran. ‘The Solaris Tramino trams are an investment in the future, increasing mobility in our city and making life easier for all residents of Jena.’
The 100% low-floor trams are Polish firm Solaris’ first export order and the first from its GTx family. The three-section bi-directional metre-gauge vehicles are 29·3 m long 2 300 mm wide. Each air-conditioned tram has a capacity of 168 passengers, including 61 seated, and include wheelchair spaces. There are four sets of double doors per side, each 1 300 mm wide.
The €13·7m order was placed in July 2011. Solaris is to deliver 18 four-section 35·7 m long trams to Braunschweig in 2014-15, three of which are an option on the initial order.


A “news” article was recently written on a “local news” website, which has since been shared and spread throughout the community, and is causing a great deal of concern amongst Machesney Park residents. The Village of Machesney Park would like to make a formal declaration that this is NOT true. We ask that anyone who takes part in discussions regarding this “news” please assist the Village in informing others that this is NOT true.
The toll booth on the Harlem Bridge will NOT be rebuilt, and all details in the “news article” are completely false.
Should you have any questions or concerns, please contact the Village of Machesney Park directly at 815-877-5432.


Roger Stevens Building – Leeds
Architect: Chamberlin, Powell & Bon
This unique building was designed by Barbican architects Chamberlin, Powell and Bon as part of their Leeds University campus master plan. Rightfully grade II* listed in 2010, the listing can be found here.
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Ramban: In connection with the repairs and maintenance works on the single-lane Bailey Bridge, the movement of all types of vehicles including two wheelers, and pedestrians on Karool-Maitra road connecting sub division Gool remained suspended Sunday.
On Friday, District Magistrate Ramban had imposed restrictions for heavy motor vehicles over Maitra Market Bailey Bridge at 148.705 km at Ramban on the old alignment of Jammu-Srinagar highway bypassing Ramban from Jamia Market to Jaswal Bridge Karool.
Sources said that the bridge had suffered some damages.
As per the order issued by the District Magistrate, no movement of vehicles carrying load of more than 12 tons over 60-feet span Bailey Bridge at Maitra market Ramban would be allowed till that time General Reserve Engineering Force (GREF) repairs the damaged portion of the bridge.
Due to the closure of the road, vehicles carrying essential commodities and construction material for various construction sites in Sangaldan, Sumber and Gool were stopped at various places.
The road alignment is an essential part of the link road from Jamia Market Ramban to District Administrative Complex Maitra.
However, some passenger light motor vehicles for Gool were allowed to cross through a single lane suspension bridge over River Chenab in Ramban.


A plan to bring a sober home to Main Street in Riverhead is not sitting well with some residents.
Mainstream LLC wants to turn 755 E. Main St. into a sober home. The company is requesting a special permit from the town.
Mainstream would house about a dozen recovering addicts and would be located across from Riverhead Town Hall.
Some neighbors are objecting to the plan, saying Mainstream...


Proposed Redistricting Maps Available for Review
Draft maps for the Town of Apple Valley redistricting have been prepared and available for the publics review. Three versions have been prepared and are linked below. If you would like a paper copy of the proposed maps, they are available at the Town Clerk's Office for $.30 per page. If you have any questions, please contact the Town at 760-240-7000, ext. 7800.
The next public hearing to continue discussion of the redistricting process will be held Tuesday, May 14, 2019 at 6:30 p.m.:
Town of Apple Valley
Town Council Chambers
14955 Dale Evans Parkway
Apple Valley CA 92307


Portion of Business 40 shut down in Winston-Salem through Saturday night
A section of Business 40 is closing this weekend. Starting at 8 p.m. Friday, both direction of Business 40 will be shut down between Cloverdale Avenue and Peters Creek Parkway. Contractors will be lowering new lanes to create a smoother transition when Salem Parkway opens next spring.
Drivers will need to use West First Street and Cloverdale Avenue to get around the closure.
Business 40 should reopen by 7 p.m. Saturday.
The stretch of Business 40 between Peters Creek Parkway and Cloverdale Avenue has been reduced to one lane in each direction since July.


Seattle Parks and Recreation (SPR) invites the community to learn about the major maintenance turf replacement project for Loyal Heights Playfield. Please join us on Monday, September 10, 2018 from 6 to 7 p.m. at Loyal Heights Community Center, 2101 NW 77th St. Loyal Heights Playfield is well used by the community, especially by youth leagues, and this improvement project will improve access to the playfield and replace the existing turf installed in 2007 that has reached the end of its intended service life.
SPR is investing in state-of-the-art synthetic turf systems that provide safe, playable and durable fields. Loyal Heights Playfield is located at 2101 NW 77th St. Please take a quick survey to let us know how you use the field: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/TurfLoyalHeightPlayField
Construction is anticipated to start in summer 2019. During construction the contractor will need to close the field and exterior restrooms at the Loyal Heights Playfield. SPR and the contractor hired for the project will work to minimize impact to the neighborhood.
For more information please visit: http://www.seattle.gov/parks/about-us/current-projects/loyal-heights-playfield-turf-replacement
For questions about the project or if you need an interpreter or accommodations please contact Libby Hudson at 206-256-5988 or firstname.lastname@example.org.


Crosswalk striping is conducted June through October.
The month of August is dedicated to painting crosswalks around school areas.
The Traffic and Parking Division paints crosswalks near Government Center and expands outward.
A special emphasis placed on crosswalks near hospitals, parks, elderly complexes, churches, and other high traffic pedestrian areas.
To submit a crosswalk that needs striping, please complete the Community Maintenance Form.


Nottingham’s Council House will join other landmarks around the country to be illuminated green in memory of those who died at Grenfell Tower a year ago.
From dusk this evening, the Council House will be lit in green to commemorate the 72 deaths caused by the blaze in west London on June 14 2017. Other landmarks including 10 Downing Street and Grenfell Tower itself will also be lit green to mark the anniversary.
None of the residential high rise blocks in Nottingham that are owned by Nottingham City Council and managed by Nottingham City Homes have the same cladding as that on the Grenfell Tower.
Nottingham City Council and Nottingham City Homes are delivering an £8.4 million programme of sprinkler installations and other safety measures in their 13 high rise blocks. The works, which have now started, include:
• Fire sprinkler installation in each flat, and in all communal areas
• Intercom upgrade/installation
• Tannoy system upgrade/installation.
Nottingham City Homes carries out annual comprehensive reviews of fire safety in conjunction with Notts Fire and Rescue Service, and in consultation with residents.
Nottingham City Council continues to pursue the Government to cover the costs of the works, as it promised to do shortly after the Grenfell tragedy.


After the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) opened the technical bids today, 4 construction firms have submitted bids for construction of tunneling contract DC05 of Delhi Metro of 28.92 km Janakpuri West-RK Ashram extension of Magenta Line.
This underground section of 7.46 km is north of Derawal Nagar with RK Ashram via 6 stations Derawal Nagar, Ghanta Ghar, Pulbangash (interchange with Red Line), Sadar Bazar, Nabi Karim and Ramakrishna Ashram Marg (interchange with Blue Line). ) adds.
It is 65.1 km. It features the Magenta Line’s fourth (and final) Citizen package. Phase 4 Project. Other packages 12.375 kms. Huh DC-01, 7.473 km DC-03R, 2.03 km Underground DC-06 – All are under construction.
DMRC invited tenders For this contract – Funded by JICA Through a loan of Rs 8,390 crore – in June 2021 with a 42-month deadline and an undisclosed estimate. He had earlier estimated that it would cost Rs. 2444.828 crores, but I am not sure if it is still operational.
- afcons infrastructure
- Gulermak Agir Sanay Insat Ve Tahut Aas
- ITD Cementation (ITD Cement)
- Larsen & Toubro (L&T)
Short range: Design and Construction of Twin Tunnel by Shield TBM, Tunnel by Cut and Cover, Underground Ramp at Derawal Nagar and Six Underground Stations viz. Derawal Nagar, Ghanta Ghar, Pulbangash, Sadar Bazar, Nabi Karim and Ramakrishna Ashram Marg including Architectural Finishing, Water Supply, Sanitary Installation, Drainage works of Stations of Phase-IV of Janakpuri West to RK Ashram Corridor (Line-8 Extension) . Delhi MRTS.
The bids have now been sent for technical bid evaluation which may take a few months to complete. When this is done, the financial bids of the technically qualified bidders will be opened to identify who is the lowest bidder and most likely contractor.
The assigned contractor will have to use at least 4 Tunnel Boring Machines (TBMs). The DC-05’s design details such as crossover and ramp locations can be seen here.
DMRC has publicly posted that they are pursuing the June 2024 deadline to start operations on the 28.92 km extension of the Magenta Line between Janakpuri West – RK Ashram. This construction will not be possible due to practicalities and I think this section is not opening before mid 2026 at this time.
With this development, technical bids have been opened for all 4 JICA-funded underground packages of Phase 4. I believe that by the end of the year, if possible, we will start opening financial bids in November with the award of construction contracts.
For more updates, see Delhi Metro Section


Notice of Meetings
Community Development District
The Board of Supervisors of the Sampson Creek Community Development District will hold their meetings for Fiscal Year 2017 at 6:00 p.m. on the third Wednesday of the months listed, in the Swim Club Meeting Room, 219 St. Johns Golf Drive, St. Augustine, Florida.
Sampson Creek CDD Board Meeting Minutes
Sampson Creek CDD | 219 St. Johns Golf Drive | St. Augustine | Florida |32092 | St. Johns Golf & Country Club HOA


Warren Butler is a 26-acre park located next to M.W. Savage Elementary School. This community park offers plenty of open and active space to meet any need. Amenities include four ballfields, one baseball field, soccer fields, tennis courts, a pleasure rink with warming house, and horseshoe courts. Click on the link to download and print a description of Warren Butler Park.
12800 Ottawa Avenue South


Although the conventional approach to pothole repair is by its nature temporary, a new repair system has been developed that appears to be both environmentally friendly and long lasting. Plus, it works with both asphalt and concrete roads. Parsec Roadway Application Systems, Inc. (PRAS) has developed a new roadway repair system utilizing Asphalt Reinforcement Technology (ARTTM). PRAS produces a pothole and roadway repair system, designed to last up to 10 years or more, for both asphalt and concrete roads using components made predominantly from recycled plastic waste.
The system works with both asphalt and concrete road repairs
The system acts as a foundation for repairs and is installed prior to the use of asphalt or concrete fill material. The system can also be used for bridge abutments, bus stops and railroad crossings in the deteriorating infrastructure.
The use of the recycled plastics has an added bonus in that it can be the basis for a positive, environmentally sensitive publicity campaign on how a community recycles waste material.
It has been estimated that over a 10-year period, a community can realize taxpayers' savings of approximately $750,000 for every 10,000 square feet of PRAS material. These savings are based on labor costs, material costs, equipment costs, insurance claims/premiums and a 10-year repair life span.
Other benefits of the PRAS system include:
The Federal Highway Administration estimates there are more than 100 million potholes in the United States and that the number increases up to 10 percent per year depending upon geographical location. The PRAS System addresses this pothole issue along with associated alligator cracking.
When properly installed, the PRAS System has a life span in excess of 10 years and will reinforce a repair site that will easily last as long as the existing road surface.
In order to ensure correct installation, each road crew will be trained by a field sales representative who will also make periodic visits to new repair sites to assist crews on proper installation of the PRAS System.
For more information, contact Guy Wonnald, Parsec Roadway Application Systems, Inc., 10345 Brockwood Lane, Dallas, Texas 75238, 800-527-3454 or 214-341-6700, ext. 1 16.


Leederville is set to have its own slice of New York, with pop-up cafes making their way to the hipster strip.
In a plan before the City of Vincent, small, on-road cafes will be trialled at two separate locations for 6 months.
They will be set up in parking bays, where narrow footpaths have prevented businesses from establishing traditional alfresco areas.
The City’s chief executive John Giorgi says Leederville is a perfect fit for the new style of cafes.
“Basically we wanted to do something different. Leederville is quite quirky, and this will give it something different to offer”, he said.
But local businesses aren’t convinced, and owners have said parking in the area is already an issue, and reducing the amount of car bays available will be bad for business.
Business owner Andrew is also afraid established cafes will lose business as a result of hte new addition.
“People are going to go to these new places and take business away from places that pay rates to be here” he said.
Mr Giorgi says that parking will always be an issue in the area, however he says if the concept isn’t welcome in Leederville, other sites in Mount Lawley, Perth and North Perth will be considered.
The council is also considering spending $3000 on installing “car shaped” bike racks that hold up to 12 bikes.Follow WAtoday on Twitter
This story Administrator ready to work first appeared on Nanjing Night Net.


Commercial premises on second floor with a lift, located inside a historic building now transformed into dwellings and commercial premises.
This old manor house was recently restored to maintain its original character with a dominant central staircase, high ceilings and marès stone walls, etc.
Its current layout is made up of an entrance-hall, a large central space, another open space, 2 bathrooms and a 35-m2 terrace.
Wood beams, parquet floors, marès stone walls.
It could be easily transformed into housing.


Showing Entries for 2021
We are in the third and final phase of the master planning process for Chamberlin Park. Community feedback from the first two phases has been incorporated into a cohesive park plan. The first page of the survey has links to the presentation and video.
As part of a Chamberlin Park Development / Community Enhancement Study, the City is hosting an open-to-the-public forum at the Deer Park Community Center on December 16th, 2021, at 7 pm. This is an informational forum as an update to the November event and subsequent survey results ref: future development of the Park area. Thank you!
To view the flyer click here.
Since Christmas Day and New Year's Day fall on Saturdays this year, there is no change to your pick-up day during the upcoming holidays. *** Christmas trees can be placed at the curb for disposal as part of the weekly brush chipping service. Brush chipping is on Fridays after the end of leaf pick-up season, however, it is scheduled to run Wed Dec 22 and Wed Dec 29th due to the Holidays. ***
The 6 newly elected city council members were given their oath of office by the Honorable Robert C. Winkler, in Council Chambers at 7 pm on Dec 1, 2021. The members are:
East Galbraith Road will be temporarily closed just east of Blue Ash Road for water main work starting tonight 11/30 at 7 PM to Wednesday 12/01 at 6 AM. The temporary closure will be near Shell and the Deer Park Vet. Please use Dalton & Oakwood as a detour.


Investing your time and money in the future of MPH is an opportunity for a great investment. Demand for development space at racing clubs and tracks is on the rise & our central location makes it ideal for racers across the country.
Spacious lots for condos and garages right next to the track are available for development. You can watch all kinds of race events from the comfort of your own deck.
Contact Alan Anderson


North Carolina Chamber: 2014 Transportation & Infrastructure Summit
Date: March 26, 2014
Time: 8:30 am - 2:30 pm
Sheraton Imperial Hotel
Objective: There are currently more than nine million people living in North Carolina. By 2030, the population is expected to grow to 12 million, making North Carolina the seventh most populated state in the nation. This growth brings many opportunities, but it begs the question: Are we ready…
The North Carolina Chamber believes transportation is business. The rate and efficiency at which goods move is critical to meeting the current and growing demands of a dynamic state economy and ensuring that North Carolina is not only competitive with its neighbors but also in the global market place. Therefore, the state must develop and implement comprehensive sustainable, long-term solutions to meet the transportation and infrastructure needs that exist now but also those that will come with the projected business and population growth Failure to address these critical components will have a detrimental and long-lasting negative impact on the state’s economy and ability to retain current investments and attract new jobs, new investments and expansions.
Sufficient physical infrastructure, including transportation, water and sewer, energy and broadband, to meet future demand is required for good jobs and a secure future. Register to join the North Carolina Chamber as we discuss how economic growth, safety and quality of life improvements are interconnected and dependent on investments in infrastructure.
For more information on this event, click here.


NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
VILLAGE OF TRUMANSBURG
BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS
April 23, 2018
The Village of Trumansburg Board of Zoning Appeals will, at the above date and time in the Main Meeting Room of the Village Hall, 56 East Main Street, Trumansburg, New York, conduct a PUBLIC HEARING to take comments on a request from the Saint James The Apostle Church for additional off-street parking at their property located at 17 Whig St., Trumansburg, NY 14886 (Tax Parcel #6.-2-13). This variance request is subject to 2012 Village of Trumansburg Zoning Ordinance, Article7, Section 701.4 Parking Design Standards.
Following the public hearing the Board of Zoning Appeals will conduct a meeting to further consider and take appropriate action on the request.
Information on this request may be reviewed at the Village Clerk’s Office at 56 East Main Street, Trumansburg, New York during regular business hours. Any person wishing to make comment may do so at the hearing or in writing prior to the hearing until 4:00 pm on Monday, April 23rd, 2018.
Applications and Applicable documents linked below.
Tammy J. Morse


Project Location: Lakeside Drive in unincorporated Avon Township.
Project Description: Replacement of more than 1,000 linear feet of 6 inch diameter force main that has reached the end of its service life.
Design is underway, and construction is anticipated to occur within the current Five-Year Capital Program.
Ying Miao, P.E.Principal Civil Engineer847-377-7500[email protected]
Project Map (PDF)


Caltrans District 7 Headquarters Building, Los Angeles
Stevens & Wilkinson/Beck Group: Courthouse Annex
Third-party Customer Stories
Made in Manhattan
No Bumps in the Road
Hudson River Park Trust
Carnegie Mellon Collaborative Innovation Center
The eye-catching new 700,000-square-foot Caltrans headquarters in downtown Los Angeles features high design from lead architect Morphosis and a slew of construction coordination challenges for design/build team leader Clark Construction Group. During the early phases of construction, more than 20 RFIs a day were being generated—and rapidly resolved—through Constructware.


Clark County, in cooperation with the cities of Boulder City, Henderson, Las Vegas, North Las Vegas, Mesquite, the Las Vegas Band of Paiutes and the Moapa Band of Paiutes, the Clark County School District (CCSD) and the Clark County Water Reclamation District (CCWRD), has completed a countywide effort to re-assess risks posed by natural, technological and human-caused disasters and identify ways to mitigate those risks.
The planning process has resulted in an update of the Hazard Mitigation Plan (HMP). The County developed its first HMP in 2007, updated the plan in 2012. An up-to-date plan is required under the Federal Disaster Mitigation Act of 2000 in order to be eligible to continue to receive certain forms of non-emergency disaster assistance.
A resolution to adopt the plan is scheduled for the Feb. 20, 2018, Board of County Commissioners meeting at 9 a.m. The County's 2018 Hazard Mitigation Plan update can be found on our Fire Department's Office of Emergency Management website pages under Community Emergency Plans at: 2018 Hazard Mitigation Plan.
To learn more about the 2018 HMP update process or to provide comments, please contact the Office of Emergency Management via email at OEM@ClarkCountyNV.gov or phone at (702) 455-5710.


Islamabad’s new state-of-the-art airport to open on May 3
The long-awaited Islamabad International Airport (IIA) is all set to begin operations for international and domestic flights on May 3, replacing the old Benazir Bhutto International Airport in twin city of Rawalpindi. Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi is expected to formally inaugurate the airport.
IIA is Pakistan’s largest international airport, designed for up to 15 million passengers annually in the first phase, and up to 25 million in future. Spread over 19 square kilometres, the new, Y-shaped airport is located 30km from the heart of Islamabad’s business centre, Blue Area. It will be Pakistan’s first airport to accommodate the double-deck Airbus A380.
The airport operations would begin with the arrival of Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) PK-300 flight from Karachi and departure of PIA’s PK-785 to London.
The airport two runways, each 3.5 km long; a 28 aircraft parking apron; 15 jetties/passenger boarding bridges; 15 remote bays; a cargo apron for parking of three aircraft; main and emergency runways; taxiways; aircraft maintenance apron; and a four-level terminal building.
There will be as many as 28 escalators, six service lifts, and 24 elevators, in addition to 4 inclined and 10 horizontal travellators (moving walkways). It also features a four-star transit hotel, convention centre, duty-free shops and food court. A mini-cinema and children’s play area has also been built to help ease long layovers.
The airport boasts 90 check-in counters and a parking facility for 2,000 vehicles with nine exit and entry gates. The government plans to offer public transport to the airport soon. Pakistan Tourism Development Corporation (PTDC) is planning to establish a modern Tourist Information Centre at the new airport.


Sidewalks for New Falls Road: "It's not anymore about my son"
Bucks County Courier Times
Sharon Rearick has undertaken an effort to raise more than $175,000 to build sidewalks on a portion of New Falls Road including the spot where her youngest child, John, 23, was struck and fatally injured in July, 2012. Her coalition Sidewalks for New Falls Road has upcoming community fundraisers. PennDOT has also agreed to reclaim and clear the right-of-way portion of New Falls Road between Middletown and Bristol Township. For more information visit www.sidewalksfornewfallsroad.org Video by Jo Ciavaglia, Bucks County Courier Times


Solid Waste and Recycling
Effective Wednesday, April 28, 2021, Public Works (located at 1980 Pageland Highway) has suspended tire drop-offs until further notice.
Convenience Sites will be OPEN Monday, July 5, 2021. Public Works will be CLOSED on Monday, July 5, 2021.
**Attendants will remain on site but are not required to assist in unloading**
Lancaster County Convenience Site_Map


October 14, 2019
Please be informed that on Thursday October 17th, 2019 at 9:00 AM we are going to close Dorrance Lane and Brook Meadows Lane to go on with the project. We will then open up Scottsdale and Brighton Lane at the same time.
The latest update from the Engineers, Contractors and Staff have the completion date on the Kirkwood project pegged at January 4th, 2020. this is a couple weeks off earlier projections due to the rain. The City of Meadows Place has authorized the contractor to work on Saturdays to make up time. They will do this whenever possible. The traffic will be switching cross streets as construction progresses. It is going to be different so please, be extra careful when on, or crossing, Kirkwood. Please slow down and pay attention. Thank You.


The Roselle Park Environmental Commission consists of seven (7) regular members and two (2) alternate members, one of whom is a member of the Borough’s Municipal Land Use Board and all of whom are residents of Roselle Park. Members are appointed by the Mayor who also designates one of the members to serve as Chairperson. The term of office is three (3) years for regular members and two (2) years for alternates.
Arnulfo Toro - Chairperson
Loren Harms – Municipal Land Use Board Representative
Daniel LaPorte – Member
Michele LoManto – Member
Jackie Nolot – Member
Emil Tragala – Member
Scarlette Gaudin - Member
Jason Tribiano – Alternate Member No. 1
Sarah Mack – Alternate Member No. 2
The Roselle Park Environmental Commission meets from 7:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. on the third Wednesday of the month at the Casano Community Center, 314 Chestnut Street, Roselle Park, NJ. These meetings are open to the public. Please see the Community calendar for meeting dates.


JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – As part of bridge construction activities for the Florida Department of Transportation’s I-10/I-95 Operational Improvements project, there will be multiple overnight detours of I-95 north from Tuesday, September 6 through Thursday, September 8 from 10:30 p.m. until 5:30 a.m. and Friday, September 9 from 10:30 p.m. until 6:30 a.m., weather and unforeseen circumstances permitting.
Drivers on I-95 north will be detoured to the Acosta Bridge, right on Broad Street and left on Adams Street to reconnect with I-95 north. Drivers who wish to connect with I-10 will take I-95 south to connect with I-10.
Drivers seeking real-time traffic alerts are encouraged to visit www.FL511.com or download the FL511 app prior to their journey.
Stay informed about lane closures and roadwork in your area by following FDOT District 2 at @MyFDOT_NEFL on Twitter, at MyFDOTNEFL on Facebook or by visiting nflroads.com.


September 15, 2023 4:57 PM
Road Work To Start in These Neighborhoods Monday, Sept. 18th: Country Hollow, Country Woods I, Country Woods II, Slate Creek, Southwoods & Woodlakes
Several neighborhoods are included in City of Jenks annual Pavement Preservation Program. If you see this notice, your neighborhood roads are scheduled to receive improvements. This program includes the application of an asphalt treatment called Micro Surfacing. It is designed to provide condition improvement and, more importantly, life extension of the pavement. Micro Surfacing is wet when first applied and driving in it will result in damage to the material that will require repair.
THIS PRODUCT DRIES RELATIVELY QUICKLY AND WILL BE ABLE TO SUPPORT TRAFFIC WITHIN A COUPLE OF HOURS. THE CONTRACTOR WILL NOTIFY RESIDENTS AFFECTED EITHER BY DOOR KNOCKER OR IN PERSON THE MORNING BEFORE OR DAY OF WORK.
All curbside parking will be prohibited on the day street repairs are being done.
Please see attached tentative schedule with correlating maps


Road Closure - Pilsley Road - 16 August - 20 August
Road Closure to facilitate new gas service connection works.
Pilsley Road, Clay Cross between its junction with Coney Green Road to its junction with Parkhouse Road.
ALTERNATIVE ROUTE: Coney Green Road, A6175 Market Street, Church Lane, Parkhouse Road Clay Cross and vice versa. Access will be maintained, whenever reasonably possible, on the affected length of road. The road will re-open as soon as the work is finished. This may be earlier than advertised.
16 August - 20 August
Posted: Fri, 11 Jun 2021 09:34 by Andrew Mott


November 17, 2022 11:00 AM
Redistricting Commission Meeting Notice
There will be a meeting of the Town of Hempstead Temporary Redistricting Commission on both November 29, 2022 at 7:00 pm, and December 13, 2022 at 10:30 am, in the Nathan L.H. Bennett Town Meeting Pavilion, Hempstead Town Hall, Town Hall Plaza, One Washington Street, Village and Town of Hempstead, New York.
The live stream will be available at hempsteadny.gov/524/Live-Streaming-Video


The University urgently
required architectural designs to support its fundraising efforts for the development
of its first compass in Sheikh. Architects from the Berbera municipality facilitated
by Mayor Abdishakur Mohamud Hassan (Cidin) amazingly designed the university
compass and its premises. The developed architectural designs consist of the
plans (2D, 3D)
for various University buildings (2D, 3D)
The Sheikh University board of committee is deeply grateful to Mayor Abdishakur and his Berbera municipality architectural team for the provision of the designs. Mayor Abdishakur is an energetic member of the University committee. The honourable mayor and his architectural team worked very hard to prepare the designs in time. Below are examples of the official university architectural designs developed for the university.


On Saturday, April 13th from 7:55 am to 8:30 am, the Levi’s GranFondo bike ride launches from the Windsor Town Green. As many as 1,500 riders will depart en masse along a designated route as they leave the Town of Windsor at the beginning of the event. This notice is to inform you of the specifics of the impacts that relate to vehicle and bicycle traffic.
IMPORTANT: Neighborhoods along Windsor River Road and Starr Road may not be able to enter the roads between 7:55 am and 8:40 am.
PLEASE NOTE: Emergency vehicles and access will NOT be affected by road closures.
DELAYS 7:55 am - 9:15 am:
INCREASED BICYCLE TRAFFIC
Roads that will see noticeably increased bicycle traffic between 7:55 am and 6:00 pm on Saturday 4/13 due to the event will include the following roads in order:
Windsor River Road
Mark West Station Road
Chalk Hill Road
Old Redwood Highway
AMPLIFIED SOUND NOTICE
Live, amplified announcements will take place at Windsor Town Green between the hours of 7:45 am and 8:30 am, and then again along with live music between 10:30 am and 5:00 pm.
THE FOLLOWING SECTIONS WILL BE CLOSED BETWEEN 7:30 AM AND 9:00 AM. IF MOST BICYCLE TRAFFIC IS CLEAR FROM THESE SECTIONS BEFORE 9:00 AM, THE ROADS WILL BE REOPENED BY CHP:
07:55 AM - 08:40 AM Windsor River Road from Windsor Road to Starr Road
07:55 AM - 08:50 AM Starr Road from Windsor River Road to Mark West Station Road
07:55 AM - 08:50 AM Mark West Station Road from Starr Road to Trenton-Healdsburg Road
08:15 AM - 08:55 AM Trenton-Healdsburg Road from Mark West Station to East Side Road
08:17 AM - 09:00 AM East Side Road from Trenton-Healdsburg Road to Wohler Road
08:22 AM - 09:10 AM Wohler Road from East Side Road to West Side Road
08:25 AM - 09:10 AM West Side Road from Wohler Road to River Road
OTHER IMPACTED ROADS WILL BE:
08:35 AM - 09:20 AM River Road from West Side Road to Highway 116/ River Road
08:25 AM - 09:40 AM Highway 116/ River Road from River Road/Guerneville to Cazadero Highway
09:15 AM - 10:30 AM Cazadero Highway from Highway 116/ River Road to King Ridge Road/Cazadero
09:30AM - 12:00 PM King Ridge Road/Cazadero from Cazadero to Tin Barn Road
10:10 AM - 12:20 PM Tin Barn Road from King Ridge Road to Skaggs Springs Road
10:40 AM - 03:15 PM Skaggs Springs from Rock Pile Road to Dry Creek Road
08:40 AM - 10:40 AM West Side Road from Wohler Road to West Dry Creek Road
09:00 AM - 10:15 AM West Dry Creek Road from West Side Road to West Dry Creek Road
09:30 AM - 11:15 AM West Dry Creek Road from West Side Road to Yaakim Bridge Road @ Dry Creek Road
9:15 AM - 11:00 AM Dry Creek Road from Yoakim Bridge Road to Dutcher Creek Road
9:30 AM - 03-45 PM Dutcher Creek Road from Dry Creek Road to Theresa Road
09:45 AM - 03:30 PM Asti Road @ Theresa Road
CHP will temporarily close Asti Rd. between Theresa Rd. and Charter Trucks 27000 Asti Rd. between 10:00 AM and 10:45 AM due to the number of cyclists. All businesses will remain open. Recommended detours are Asti Store Rd. to Santana Dr. for NB traffic and Santana Dr. to Asti Store Rd. for SB traffic.
After these time, cyclists will be spread out significantly and traffic impacts will be minimal. Please drive with caution and awareness.


Railroad Crossing Repair to Reroute Traffic
Starting Tuesday, May 22, a CSX Transportation Project will close North Lake Shipp Drive between 15th Street SW and 9th Street SW. Traffic will be rerouted and signage will be in place marking the detour routes. Closures will continue until noon on Thursday, May 31. The contractor may make changes to the dates due to weather and/or other unexpected conditions. Motorists should drive with caution and be alert to detour signs. Commuters should be prepared for delays. For more information, contact the contractor at 803-808-3600.


TTC’s Leslie Barns opens its doors this Saturday5/27/16 6:00 AM
This Saturday (May 28) marks the official opening of the Leslie Barns, the TTC’s new, state-of-the-art streetcar carhouse at Leslie Street and Lake Shore Boulevard East.
We really look forward to welcoming local residents, people from across Toronto and various dignitaries to the facility, as our contribution to the city’s Doors Open event.
Leslie Barns is the first, purpose-built streetcar barn constructed in Toronto since the mid-1920s and it has been designed to house, maintain and service the majority of the new low-floor streetcar fleet that is being progressively introduced to transform streetcar travel.
Construction on the Barns faced many challenges, including the remediation of contaminated soil and the replacement of a nearly 100-year-old sewer and water main that runs under Leslie Street. The result is a magnificent, architecturally stunning facility that will serve Toronto and the TTC for decades to come.
In welcoming everyone to the Barns this weekend, I would like to especially thank the residents and businesses of Leslieville for their patience during construction. I also acknowledge and salute the project team and community office staff who all worked so hard to deliver this beautiful symbol of a modernized TTC.
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From the Archives
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- 30 days to go: York University Station, 17/11/2017
- Next stop on TTC Line 1 extension: Finch West Station, 10/11/2017
- TTC’s Line 1 extension just weeks from opening, 03/11/2017
- Countdown on to opening TTC’s Line 1 extension , 27/10/2017
- TTC staff impartial, professional public servants: City AG, 20/10/2017
- TTC family mourns Tom Dedes, 13/10/2017
- Have you got your PRESTO card yet? TTC Metropass now on PRESTO, 06/10/2017
- TTC adds all night subway service this weekend for Nuit Blanche, 29/09/2017
- Countdown on to TTC’s Line 1 extension, 22/09/2017


0 Moncton Avenue, Winnipeg, MB
3b//winnipeg/otp in evening of may 8th. Purchaser responsible for gst if applicable. Buyer to do their own due diligence. Vacant 31.5x100 building lot in great area. Variances have been approved. Subdivision in final stages, approx 3-4 week possession. Seller will supply letter of auth to allow pulling of building permits prior to possession. Taxes to be assessed. Civic address not yet assigned, most likely will be 627 moncton.
0 Moncton Avenue, Winnipeg, Manitoba, R2K1Y2
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[ARCHIVED] Nonotuck Street CLOSED for Sewer Repair, August 26 & 27
The City has contracted with Geeleher Enterprises, Inc. for the reconstruction of a failing sewer lateral at 108 Nonotuck Street
The work will require a trench cut across Nonotuck Street
The work is scheduled for Wednesday August 26th and Thursday August 27th, 7:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Nonotuck Street, between Maple Street and Elm Street, will be
to through traffic during construction hours
will be in place via Maple, Pine, Beacon and South Main Streets, and officers will be onsite to assist with traffic control
If you have any questions, please contact the DPW at 413-587-1570
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Proposed 2018 Rogers Bond Issue Introduced by City of Rogers
Monday, May 14, 2018on
The Committee for the Future of Rogers in conjunction with The City of Rogers and the Rogers-Lowell Area Chamber of Commerce hosted a special meeting introducing the Proposed 2018 Rogers Bond Issue at Embassy Suites Northwest Arkansas on Friday, May 11. Included in the proposed plan are a fire station, a 70-acre park on Rogers' west side, east-west roads with interstate overpasses and other improvements under a proposed $180 million bond issue. The Chamber's Board of Directors attended the meeting, convened and voted to endorse it. "This is needs, not wants," Chamber President and CEO Raymond Burns (pictured below kicking off the event) said, urging attendees and others to attend the May 22 council meeting and voice their support. The City Council could call a special election on the issue under Mayor Hines' plan during its next meeting May 22, so the election could happen August 14. Hines said he wants the election as soon as possible, rather than waiting for the general election in November, to avoid higher interest rates on debt.


Gatsby’s has been there for a while now on the site of what used to be a pensioners cafe
An innocuous flat-roofed building at the rear of Chester road campus, where the Darwin Brewery began life and gave its name to Brewery is to be demolished. The building is probably being demolished for expediency so they can sell the land and be the only university in the UK that doesn’t own anything.
Who misses my meandering pointless anecdotes about beer?
This one includes, goths, haunted houses, somebody who may have been called Tim and why you should drink Darwin Brewery Ltd beer


WHO: Space to Grow Partners: Metropolitan Water Reclamation District of Greater Chicago Chicago Department of Water Management, Chicago Public Schools, Healthy Schools Campaign, and Openlands
WHAT: A ribbon-cutting ceremony will be held to celebrate the completion of the 17th Space to Grow schoolyard.
WHERE: Webster Elementary School, 4055 W. Arthington Street, Chicago
WHEN: Wednesday, November 6, 2019 at 3:15 p.m.
PARKING: Parking is available on Taylor Street.


The North Mason Chamber of Commerce has announced a community-wide effort dedicated to the beautification of
Belfair and surrounding communities throughout North Mason. The “North Mason Beautification Project” is part of an overall effort to create a brand, or “sense of place,” through use of a themed logo featured on wayfinding signage, and themed benches, planters and waste receptacles throughout town.
“I am extremely excited about this project. It’s extremely important from a branding and marketing standpoint. It’s also important for ecotourism and creating a ‘feel’ throughout our town that give us a clear identity,” said Dr. Brian Petersen, Petersen Chiropractic, who has been working on Belfair improvements since 2003.
To date, Petersen has already worked with local artist Mark Dalton on the design of the logo, and Hanson Sign Co. on the actual signs. The logo will also be featured on park benches and waste receptacles produced by Ornamental Stone, which will be available for purchase by individual business owners, all contributing to the overall branding of the area.
The North Mason Chamber is now taking the lead, creating a special chamber committee, chaired by Chamber Trustee and Kitsap Bank AVP Kim Haack and Dr. Petersen, to raise funds for the signs and move forward with next steps, such as sign development and placement.
“The Chamber is thrilled to move this project forward now as the completion of the majority of the SR 3 widening and sidewalk construction is in sight. it is the perfect time, and we look forward to making our community more welcoming again,” said Haack.
Peterson agrees, “We live in an amazing place and this effort is just one piece of a larger vision to help us become a more attractive destination for visitors from near and far.”


The Dedham-Westwood Water District will begin flushing water mains via hydrants in Dedham, starting with Phase I on Monday, May 22.
Flushing operations will be conducted in Dedham for approximately six weeks, Monday-Friday, from 7 a.m. – 7 p.m., rain or shine.
Four phases of flushing will occur, including:
Phase III will begin today. Flushing will occur on East Street (between Hamilton Avenue and Jersey Street), all surrounding side streets off of East Street (between Hamilton Avenue and Jersey Street, Elm Street, and Rustcraft Road.
If you have further concerns or questions about flushing please email or call the District at 781-329-7090.
If an emergency arises after working hours, please contact the District’s After Hours Emergency Phone Line at 781-326-1250.


To ask the Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government, what meetings he has had with Dorset hon. Members since 1 January 2017 at which possible reorganisation of local government structures in Dorset has been discussed; what the dates of those meetings were; and which hon. Members were present at each meeting.
6 March 2017
The Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government has had no departmental meetings with Dorset Hon Members on this matter since 1 January 2017.


The repaired Bulgarian section of Danube Bridge 1 between the city Ruse and Romania’s Giurgiu was opened Saturday by Prime Minister, Boyko Borisov, Novinite informs. The bridge is the only one existing on the Danube to connect Bulgaria and Romania, for which the Bulgarian government has allocated BGN 1.7 M. Borisov was accompanied at the ceremony by Regional Minister, Rosen Plevneliev, Transport Minister, Ivaylo Moskovski, and Culture Minister, Vezhdi Rashidov. Novinite doesn’t mention the participation of any Romanian official. The Bulgarian side of Danube Bridge 1 was repaired in the course of two months with works launched on June 30, and finished on time and on schedule. The asphalt pavement, the hydro-isolation and the concrete pavement under the asphalt were fully replaced.


June 2012 saw London Trams expand their fleet of trams with six Stadler Variotrams. They are numbered 2554-2559 and will be used to increase capacity on a new service.
Stadler trams can be found on the following line (they may appear on other lines too):
Line 4: Elmers End & Therapia Lane via East Croydon
These new trams have many new features compared to the existing Bombardier trams:
more stadler trams?
London Trams have confirmed they have placed an order for a further four Stadler trams and these are expected to be delivered during 2015.
These will be used as part of the Wimbledon Line Enhancement and will be numbered 2560-2563.
This will result in 12 trams per hour (tph) running to Wimbledon.


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The Northern Beaches Council is investigating the feasibility of delivering Sydney mains pressurised potable water and the removal of wastewater (sewerage) from Scotland Island. The study is currently available for public exhibition and it assessed:
Council is seeking feedback from the community on the proposed options and the associated costs. Costs incurred would be for the connection of the house (trench/pipers) to the water and wastewater systems on the property boundary and upgrading the required associated house plumbing. It is approximated to be a cost of about $12,500 per household and possibly $39,500 if not taken up in the first two years. Other costs include water services charge (water rates), power for pumps (although power will be minimised from any existing pumps), property valuation (which can affect council rates) and possible remediation/removal of existing water tanks/septic systems.
To view the feasibility study, please click here. You are able to make comments online through this link also.
Council will be conducting 4 drop-in sessions over two days next week to discuss the study and its implications and to receive feedback. These sessions will take place:
For more information, please contact Ruby Ardern, Northern Beaches Council on 1300 434 434.
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This project should improve user mobility while at the same time becoming a new symbol for the port. In an urban landscape open to the sea, shaped by fishing, sailing and yachting activities, the footbridge structure does not visually hinder the site but rather finely underlines it. Its architects opted for a footbridge design without a superstructure. A pragmatic installation in the North Quay extension that offers the shortest route across, in response to Bassin Lympia’s layout. In its closed configuration, which is the majority of the time, the footbridge is a discreet structure, a horizontal line devoid of non-essentials, emphasising a belvedere effect. When open, it becomes a vertical line inviting you to extend your gaze skywards.
The jury’s opinion: After a project undertaken in Corsica over a river, the architects here provide a link between the port quays by dint of a discreet, refined footbridge. When lowered, it echoes the hulls of the boats; when raised, it evokes the masts of the ships. Everything here corresponds to a feature.


Manila Water breaks ground for its emergency reservoirs in Pateros and Cainta
Manila Water recently held groundbreaking ceremonies to mark the commencement of the construction of two underground emergency reservoir projects intended to serve as potable water source in evacuation centers in the aftermath of disasters and calamities, such as typhoons and earthquakes.
The emergency reservoirs located at the Sto. Rosario Elementary School in Barangay Sto. Rosario-Kanluran, Pateros, and at the Cainta Elementary School in Barangay San Roque, Cainta, Rizal, are designed to provide 50 cubic meters and 100 cubic meters, respectively, of potable water and serve up to 5,000 and 10,000 evacuees for up to three days during which the rehabilitation of damaged water lines are expected to be completed.
Manila Water President and CEO Ferdinand Dela Cruz (sixth from left) leads the groundbreaking ceremony to mark the start of the Cainta emergency reservoir construction. With him are (from left) Rizal Board Member Ross Glenn Gongora; Cainta Elementary School Master Teacher, Mercy Riosa; Rizal Assistant Provincial Engineer Bonifacio Masilang Jr.; Office of Civil Defense’s Curriculum Development Division Chief, Manuel Nivera; Francisco P. Felix Memorial National High School Principal, Dr. Vidal Mendoza; Manila Water contractor, Mike Sicat of ME Sicat, Corporate Project Management Group OIC Director, Maidy Lynne Quinto; Cainta Mayor Johnielle Keith Nieto; and Cainta Councilor Lincoln Felix.
Another reservoir will also be built in the municipality of Cainta, specifically at the Francisco P. Felix Memorial National High School, which can provide up to 50 cubic meters of water for 5,000 evacuees. In Pateros, reservoirs will also be installed at Pateros Elementary School in Barangay San Pedro and at Masikap Covered Court in Barangay Sta. Ana.
As part of Manila Water’s commitment of ensuring water service reliability, multiple reservoirs are being built in identified evacuation centers in 22 cities and municipalities throughout the East Zone. Aside from providing potable water, these reservoirs are likewise resilient to earthquakes and resistant to floods.


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ION Groundbreaking...Getting Ready For Tremendous Change In The Way WeTravel Within The Region
ION celebrated a historic moment in August as community members and officials took part in a groundbreaking ceremony for the start of ION Stage 1 Light Rail Transit (LRT) construction. The event took place at the future home of ION's Operations, Maintenance and Storage Facility on Dutton Drive in Waterloo.
On hand for the ceremony was Peter Braid, Member of Parliament for Kitchener-Waterloo and Parliamentary Secretary for Infrastructure and Communities, on behalf of the Honourable Denis Lebel, Minister of Infrastructure, Communities and Intergovernmental Affairs; the Honourable Steven Del Duca, Ontario Minister of Transportation; Ken Seiling, Regional Chair; members of Regional Council; and officials from GrandLinq.
The groundbreaking marked a significant milestone in the implementation of ION, as the Region's rapid transit service moves closer to beginning operation in 2017.
All three levels of government are funding Stage 1 ION, including $300 million from the Province of Ontario, one-third of eligible costs up to $265 million from the Government of Canada, through the Building Canada Fund, and $253 million from the Region of Waterloo.
Future ION rider Caleb Boos
Regional Councillor Tom Galloway, Peter Braid, MP for Kitchener-Waterloo and Parliamentary Secretary for Infrastructure and Communities, Regional Chair Ken Seiling, Regional Councillor Jim Wideman, the Honourable Steven Del Duca, Ontario Minister of Transportation, Michael O'Neill, General Manager of GrandLinq and Regional Councillor Sean Strickland.
Community members celebrate ION's groundbreaking
ION construction website
A new website dedicated to ION construction has just been launched. It features an interactive ION route map, information on ION stops as well as an opportunity to sign-up for regular construction updates. A link to Grand River Transit (GRT) is also included in construction updates for areas where construction may affect GRT service.
The website will include the most up-to-date information on all aspects of ION construction.
Visit the website at www.rideION.ca (link below)
ION LRT construction updates are available on the website for the following locations:
* The ION Operations, Maintenance and Storage Facility at 518 Dutton in Waterloo
* The CN railway tracks, from Northfield to King South, in Waterloo
* Caroline in Waterloo between Erb and Allen
* Borden in Kitchener between Charles East and the CN Railway Tracks
View these updates at link below article.
Community People Talking ION video series
Talking ION is a new video series that features community members discussing various aspects of rapid transit in Waterloo Region. In the first clip, Alnoor Keshvani of LOOP in UpTown Waterloo talks about construction, Timbits and the long-term benefits of ION.


Porto Novo, November 7, 2022 (Inforpress) – The Planalto Norte of Porto Novo, in Santo Antão, an area whose population has faced a situation of water shortage, will start, this November, to have drinking water. Assured today, the Porto-Novo mayor.
According to the mayor of Porto Novo, Aníbal Fonseca, the project that consists of pumping and supplying water to the Planalto Norte, from a source near Martiene, is practically completed and will be inaugurated in November.
The delivery of the project should now take place at the end of September, but the rains that occurred in the Municipality of Porto Novo ended up conditioning the works and, consequently, postponing the completion of the works, which are practically completed.
The water supply project to the Planalto Norte of Porto Novo represents an investment of over 90 million escudos, which “will bring a great impact” to this locality, where 600 people live.


The resurfacing project on U.S. Highway 59 and Highway 19 in Lyon and Yellow Medicine counties is complete, except for a small patch on US 59 that requires additional work. The patch will be repaired yet this fall under traffic.
The project included resurfacing 17 miles of U.S. Highway 59 from north of Lyon County Road 33 to south of Yellow Medicine County Road 3. It also included resurfacing one mile of Highway 19 in Marshall from the junction of Highway 19/23 to just west of 280th Avenue.
Benefits of the project include a smoother road surface and extended pavement life. The project cost $2.7 million and the contractor is Duininck, Inc.


Posted on May 13, 2020 by jpheasant
The Connecticut Department of Transportation will be conducting a milling and resurfacing project on Route 12 in Lisbon, Griswold, and Plainfield.
The milling portion of this project is scheduled to begin Monday, May 18th and continue through Monday, June 22nd. The resurfacing portion is scheduled to begin Monday, June 22nd and continue through Friday, July 10th.
No work will be performed on May 22nd, 25th, or 26th due to the Memorial Day holiday and July 2nd and 3rd due to the July 4th holiday.…


Free 90-minute walking tours of downtown Oakland will be offered every Wednesday and Saturday from May to October showcasing the city’s changing skyline, landmarks, churches and high-rises.
Alert: An Air Quality Advisory has been issued for the entire Bay Area. The current air quality in Oakland is UNHEALTHY. Stay inside. Limit outdoor activities.
Apr 17, 2018


Sharon receives a response from Sunderland City Council regarding due diligence of planning applications.
Click on image above to download letter.
Sharon wrote to Sunderland City Council following a concern raised by a constituent from a search on a credit-referencing website about dissolved companies listed against two of the Directors of Rolton Kilbride.
See Sharon's original letter to the Council here >
See Rolton Kilbride's response to this matter:


Last Thursday of Every Month, 1-3 PM
East River Park Compost Yard
FDR Drive btwn Jackson St. and Cherry St., New York, NY 10002
GPS Coordinates: 40°42’40.0″N 73°58’44.2″W
Volunteer with one of New York City’s oldest community composting programs! The Lower East Side Ecology Center in partnership with the NYC Compost Project diverts over 450 tons of food scraps from landfills annually. Food scraps are collected locally and then processed into compost at the East River Park Compost Yard. The finished compost is then used for community greening projects to revitalize tree beds and soils across the city.
The Ecology Center and the NYC Compost Project currently seek volunteers to participate in their Compost Volunteer Workday on the Last Thursday of every month from 1-3PM. Work gloves will be provided.
HOW TO VOLUNTEER:
Email Lia, Outreach Coordinator at firstname.lastname@example.org with full name and number of volunteers.


Prologis Park Coslada is located at 12 Kms of Madrid centre, in the Henares Corridor, principal logistic area in Madrid.
Excellent access from the A-2, M-40 and M-21 Highways, connecting to the main Madrid infrastructures.
Proximity to Barajas International Airport and public transport services, bus and underground.
- • Flexibility in the surface to lease
- Private parking area
- 5 t / m² floor loading


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If you own vacant property in Baltimore City, clean it up!
1003 and 1005 S. Carey Street: Update
We’ve written about these properties a few times over the past year, and we’re pleased to see their owner, Stanley Rochkind, has finally managed to complete the exterior work on these two houses. At the very least, they’re no longer an eyesore and a danger to the neighbors.
1003 S. Carey Street today.
1005 S. Carey Street today.
Rear of 1003 S. Carey Street, today.
Rear of 1005 S. Carey Street, today.
You can read our previous posts here, complete with photos:


$1,750 1 bed 147th Street 2, Flushing NY, 11354
Most errands can be accomplished on foot.
World-class public transportation.
Explore how far you can travel by car, bus, bike and foot from 147th Street 2.
147th Street 2 is a Rider’s Paradise which means world-class public transportation. Car sharing is available from RelayRides and Zipcar.
7X Flushing Express
7 Flushing Local
n20G Great Neck-Flushing
Q12 Little Neck - Flushing
Q15 Flushing - Beechhurst
Q15A Flushing - Beechhurst / Whitestone
Q26 Fresh Meadows - Flushing (Part-time)
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About 680 W Mccorquedale Road
CI-1 zoned property located next to I-5 at the George Hopper freeway exit (229). Property is cleared with great freeway access and visibility. i deal uses are automotive related such as full service car wash, express lube, auto repair or other uses requiring excellent visibility and easy access to I-5. Nearby are the auto dealers of Burlington Auto Mall, Costco, Home Depot, Retail centers, shops and restaurants. Additional properties adjacent are also available at time of this listing for larger users. Property is cleared and ready for your development. City's new zoning is C2 for Commercial and LT Industrial uses. Outdoor sales allowed.


The Starex University is well equipped with all modern facilities in its campus. The university management is committed to offer students, the world-class infrastructure & facilities. The University has left no stone unturned in making it as one of the best universities of India
The built-up area comprises state-of-the-art infrastructure and amenities, the sculptures and paintings beautify the campus, also serving as a source of inspiration and relaxation.
The main building of University is exquisitely designed & constructed. The lush greenery prevails everywhere around the University. The large playgrounds, indoor stadium, cafeteria, world class hostels for both boys & girls separately. Students and residential flats aggregately fabricate the University premises


Posts by admin:
- Portage Park District Master Plan Steering Committee Meeting
- Moths of the Night
- Mantua Bike N Brainstorm Saturday July 11 9:00AM
- July Board Meeting Postponed and Special July Board Meeting Held- 2016 Budget Public Review, Hearing, and Adoption
- Moths of the Night Event Postponed
- June Board Meeting Postponed
- June 2015 Portage Park District Newsletter is Available Now!
- The Great Garlic Mustard Pull!
- May Board Meeting Postponed
- Park Board Applicants Wanted


Monday, January 29th marked the beginning of new construction in the district with a groundbreaking ceremony at George Nettels Elementary.
Last spring, the community said yes to our plans for additions at each school.
Since that election, we have been working with architects and staff on drawings and plans for these spaces.
In the coming weeks, we will be breaking ground at each building as we begin to deliver on the promise made to our community to create safe rooms for our children as well as accommodating for continued growth in our community and schools.
We anticipate the classrooms at George Nettels will be complete and ready at the beginning of next school year.
Check out the photos from the ceremony below!


Ashill Road Resurfacing – please see notice from NCC re road resurfacing on 19-20 January 2019:
Holme Hale Road Resurfacing – please see notice from NCC re road resurfacing on 21 January 2019:
The next meeting of South Pickenham Parish Council will be held on Wednesday 20 February 2019 at 6.00pm in the Home Farm Hospitality Suite. Everyone is welcome to attend. The Parish Council is grateful to South Pickenham Estate for offering the Parish Council this venue.


4th Street and Frederica Street Intersection Work
Thursday March 2, 2017 12:09 PM
March 2, 2017
For information, contact Leslie Neeley at 270-687-8557 or email@example.com.
4TH STREET AND FREDERICA STREET INTERSECTION WORK
Starting Saturday, March 4th, OMU will begin work on the signal pole replacement at the intersection of 4th Street and Frederica Street. Lane restrictions will be utilized during the work and temporary signals will be utilized while setting the new traffic signals.
Work is expected to be completed Sunday, March 5th pending no inclement weather or delays. Please use caution and attention while driving in this area.
For more information about the City of Owensboro, please visit www.owensboro.org.
Other Recent News
- Property Maintenance Code Enforcement Board Meeting on Wednesday, March 21, 2018 at 1:00 p.m.
- 'Faces of Our Heroes' Veterans Tribute Returning Memorial Day Weekend
- Street Closures
- City Commission Meeting March 20, 2018
- Audubon Bon Harbor Alliance Meeting Rescheduled
- CHANGE: City Commission Special Called Meeting - March 13, 2018
- Street Closure
- Champion Joey Chestnut Returning to International Bar-B-Q Festival for World Mutton Sandwich Eating Competition
- Press Release - Altaf & Beth Merchant and the Centre Court Team Lands Huge Pickleball Tournament
- 4th Annual Spring Monday Night Business League @ Ben Hawes Par 3


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CHEYENNE – Starting Monday, September 16th, Grandview Ave. will be closed from Dell Range Blvd. to Mason Way for storm drainage upgrades and concrete repair. Business access will only be available from Mason Way during repairs. The duration of this project is expected to be two weeks.
Additionally, Frontier Mall Drive will be closed from Dell Range Blvd. to Prairie Ave. starting Monday, September 16th for the Board of Public Utilities (BOPU) water rehab project. Business access will be available from Prairie Ave. only during repairs. The duration of this project is expected to be five to six weeks.
All work is weather permitting.


Press release date: Fri Sep 13th, 2013
Starting on Monday, September 16th, the Contractor will be onsite performing repair work on Washington Avenue in the northbound lanes between 34th and 35th Street. The Contractor must remove and replace a section of the pavement that was damaged back on August 15th when a careless motorist disregarded job site security measures and drove up onto freshly poured concrete. Lane shifts are required in order to perform the repair work. One lane of traffic in each direction will be maintained. The work is expected to take approximately one week and is weather dependent. We expect to reopen all lanes on Washington Avenue by Monday, September 23, 2013.
We know that there will be inconveniences during the construction process. Thank you for your patience and understanding.
For further information contact the City of Holland’s Transportation Department at 616-928-2400.
Get up-to-the-minute City of Holland information on the following sites, where we post news and events as they happen:


JOIN US AT THE STRIP’S BUSIEST INTERSECTION
Grand Bazaar Shops is an iconic retail and entertainment destination located at
the center of it all on the Las Vegas Strip directly in front of Bally’s Las Vegas and
across from the fountains of Bellagio.
Retail opportunities range from 800 to 21,000 square feet.
More than 104,000 people pass through the Grand Bazaar Shops site each day.
There are 87,800 total rooms on the Las Vegas Strip, with 20,074 of them at the intersection of Las Vegas Boulevard and Flamingo Road.
An average of 145,000 vehicles drive through Las Vegas Boulevard and the Flamingo Road intersection that see Grand Bazaar Shops each day.
Single-day weekend traffic grows to over 183,000 unique pedestrians.
For more information, contact:
R.O.I. Commercial Real Estate
Angelica M. Lopez – ext. 113
Brian Sorrentino – ext. 102


The parable of the parking lots
IN a city not far away there was a large football stadium. It was used from time to time for various events, but the principal use was for football games played Saturday afternoons by the local college team. The games were tremendously popular and people drove hundreds of miles to watch them. Parking was done in the usual way. People who arrived early were able to park free on the streets, and latecomers had to pay to park in regular and improvised lots.