APPROVED with modifications on 05/21/2013
LPC meeting: 04/02/2013
CB2 hearing: 01/28/2013
LPC hearing: 02/05/2013
Greenwich Village Historic District
Between Sixth Avenue and Washington Square West
—- APPLICATION INFORMATION —-
1) From the LPC agenda: A transitional Greek Revival Italianate style townhouse built in 1853, altered with the addition of a 4th floor and studio window. Application is to construct rooftop and rear yard additions, excavate the cellar and rear yard and replace a window. Zoned R7-2.
2) LPC Designation Report: An architectural and historical description of the building is available in the designation report.
3) Photos of the application: Available in PDF.
4) Receive updates by email: Please click here if you would like Village Preservation to email you when there are updates to the status of this application.
—- HEARING TIMES & COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT —-
1) Community Board 2 public hearing:
Monday, January 28, 2013 at 6:30pm
LGBT Community Center, 208 West 13th Street, Room 310
As this information is subject to change, please visit the community board’s website for the latest available agenda. This application is scheduled to be shown publicly for the first time at CB2’s Landmarks & Public Aesthetics Committee public hearing. Public attendance and comments are welcome (note: this will be the first opportunity for the public to comment on this application).
2) Landmarks Preservation Commission public hearing:
Tuesday, February 5, 2013 at time TBD
The Municipal Building, 1 Centre Street, 9th Floor North, public hearing room
On the Friday afternoon before the hearing, please click the agenda link on the LPC public calendar for the approximate hearing time (we recommend that you arrive 30 minutes prior). Note that items can sometimes be postponed (laid over) to a future date. At this hearing, the Commission will officially vote to approve or deny the application, or ask that the applicant return at a later date with revisions. Public attendance and testimony are welcome (note: this will most likely be the last opportunity for public comment on this application).
3) Email Community Board 2 or the Landmarks Preservation Commission
If you cannot attend the public hearings but would still like to comment, please click here to contact the Community Board or the Landmarks Preservation Commission. Be sure to send them your comments before the hearing dates indicated above.
—- STATUS OF THIS APPLICATION —-
This section provides updates if there are changes to the hearing dates listed above, which includes instances when an application has been laid over (aka postponed). If applicable, LPC public meeting dates for this application will also be tracked here. You can read more about public meetings on our blog, Off the Grid.
STAY UPDATED! Click here for our e-alerts to be updated on this application as soon as we find out more.
- 5/21/13: Application approved at today’s LPC public meeting, and is now closed. The commissioners asked that the applicant work with staff to reduce the visibility of the bulkhead from the street.
- 5/17/13: Scheduled for a second public meeting on 5/21.
- 4/2/13: The LPC did not vote on the application at today’s public meeting. They asked the applicant to work with staff to make revisions to the application, which will be presented at a future public meeting, date TBD.
- 3/29/13: LPC public meeting scheduled for 4/2. Testimony is not taken at this time, but public attendance is welcome.
- 2/5/13: The LPC took a vote of no action on this proposal and requested that the applicant work with staff to reduce the visibility of the rooftop addition and eliminate the lot line windows at the rear elevation. They also felt that the studio window should match the one seen in the c. 1940 tax photograph. The applicant will present a revised application at a future public meeting, date TBD.


Tonight's Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting as been cancelled.
Tonight's Common Council meeting has been cancelled. The next meeting will take place at its regul
There will be an adult Basketball and Hockey meeting Wednesday, November 19. The Hockey meeting wi
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It's Britain's longest motorway and carries - over its whole length - more traffic than any other. Part of it was also Britain's first. The first motorway in Britain was the Preston Bypass, which was then incorporated into the M6 when construction was continued. The motorway has major junctions with the M56 and M62 at Warrington, giving access to Chester, Manchester and Liverpool. It crosses the Manchester Ship Canal at Thelwall Viaduct.


Location: 120 W. 17th St., Kansas City
Size: 70,000 square feet
Value: $5.8 million
Players: Helix Architecture + Design Inc., architect; Webster House Garage LLC, developer; Bob D. Campbell & Co. and W.L. Cassell & Associates, engineers; McCownGordon Construction LLC, general contractor; Lacy & Co., owner’s representative
Description: The 182-space, four-level car garage in the Crossroads Arts District provides an infrastructure improvement for an area in need of parking.
Features: The garage’s facade combines glass, a brick veneer and anodized metal wall panels to create an artful appearance.
Community impact: Shirley Helzberg, owner of Webster House Garage LLC, saw a need for parking in the thriving Crossroads area.
“The other reason I felt compelled to build it was that having been involved in the Kauffman Center for so long, I wanted this to be a place for the Kansas City Symphony musicians to use,” as well as overflow parking for patrons of the Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts, she said.
Artful touch: “I’ve always been interested in architecture, and I really wanted a beautiful place,” Helzberg said. “When we did Webster House, people came up to me and said what a tremendous impact it had on the community.”
Future plans: “We’re going to add some kind of art piece to the garage, though we don’t know exactly what that will be yet,” Helzberg said. “And there’s a retail space in the corner. It will be interesting to see who we finally lease that to. It has room for outside tables, and in the summer, it will look beautiful, with the landscaping and planters.”
Giving back: “Kansas City is very dear to me and my husband, and it’s always been kind to us and to Helzberg Diamonds,” she said. “My passion and dream is to see this area thrive.”


press release: What do you love about Madison’s parks and open spaces? What would you like to change? What would improve them for future generations?
The City of Madison Parks Division is looking for input from the community to guide the 2018-2022 Park and Open Space Plan Update! Madison Parks is hosting five visioning sessions to help define community values that will guide this plan update.
PLEASE REGISTER WITH EVENTBRITE FOR THE COMMUNITY VISIONING SESSIONS.
Community Visioning Session #1
Tuesday, January 31, 2017, 5:30 - 8:00 PM, Warner Park Community Recreation Center, 1625 Northport Dr.
Community Visioning Session #2
Monday, February 6, 2017, 5:30 - 8:30 PM, Whitehorse Middle School - Library Media Center, 218 Schenk St.
Community Visioning Session #3
Monday, February 13, 2017, 5:30 - 8:00 PM
The Village on Park - The Atrium Community Room, 2300 S. Park St.
Community Visioning Session #4
Wednesday, March 1, 2017, 5:30 - 8:00 PM, Alicia Ashman Library, 733 N. High Point Rd.
Community Visioning Session #5
Thursday, March 23, 2017, 5:30 - 8:00 PM, Central Library - Meeting Rooms 301 & 302, 201 W. Mifflin St.


Tuesday, June 13, 2023
Saint Mark’s Church-in-the-Bowery – 131 E 10th St, New York, NY 10003
6:00 to 8:00 pm
Each year, the Historic Districts Council celebrates New York’s brightest community preservationists with our Annual Grassroots Preservation Awards. This year, the event will take place on Tuesday, June 13 from 6:00 to 8:00 PM at St. Mark’s Church-in-the-Bowery. We hope that you will join us!
Since 2000, HDC has honored more than 150 individuals, community groups, coalitions, elected officials, and press outlets for their achievements. Grassroots Award recipients work on the ground, in public service, in communities and online to bring attention and resources to saving the heart and soul of New York City.
Eric K. Washington
Justice for 441 Willoughby
Manhattan Community Board Five Land Use, Housing and Zoning Committee
Friend from the Media
The Village Sun
Friend in High Places
Council Member Christopher Marte, District 1


You are invited to attend the Alternative Transportation Kick-off in Predolin Commons (across from Wingra Cafe) on Monday, August 13th from 8:30 am to 11:00 am.
Commuter shuttle permits, bus passes, and carpool permits will be available. Pick up walking and biking information too!
Please stop by and enjoy a cup of coffee or juice and a Greenbush donut, enter to win a prize, and learn more about the great incentives you can earn by using green transportation. These incentives include movie passes, Edgedollar cards, bookstore gift cards and more!


Sydney Build 2022 Expo
Sydney Build 2022 Expo is free to attend and is the leading construction, architecture and infrastructure exhibition for NSW and Australia.
Sydney Build is the only event in Australia to offer 300+ accredited presentations, 500+ exhibitors and incredible networking opportunities for all of Australia's construction, architecture, engineering, HVAC, project management, surveying, transport, infrastructure, design professionals and more.
AIQS is a proud supporter of this event.
For more information and to register please visit: https://www.sydneybuildexpo.com/aiqs


Hume council has taken a step towards improving the readability of notices of illegal dumping notices and other notices to make it easier for all members of the community to read notices and access waste collection services.
Meadow Valley ward councillor Karen Sherry passed a notice of motion at council’s meeting on Monday, May 9 to request that council officers investigate ways to improve the readability and usefulness of illegal dumping of rubbish notices and similar notices that council issues to residents and advise councillors of what changes to the notices will occur.
“This was brought to my attention from a resident who got one of our notices,” she said.
“I looked at it and I thought, this could do with a bit of work.”
Cr Sherry said the notice was in English, did not include a link to Hume services, did not reference multilingual telephone services and did not include QR codes.
“Council is always looking at ways to improve how it communicates with residents,” she said.
“The illegal dumping rubbish notices that council uses to educate residents and notify residents about how they can access waste collection services hasn’t been updated for a while.
“I look forward to learning about how this and other notices that council uses on a regular basis can be updated to make it easier to read and more useful in helping our community to access services.”
Hume council has continued to encourage the community to report any sightings of illegally dumped waste online at www.hume.vic.gov.au/Your-Services/Report-an-issue.
Every year, between October 1 and September 30, all residential ratepayers and those renting homes within Hume can access:
* Two free at-home hard waste collections;
* Two free passes to the tip or resource recovery centres;
* Four Hume Clean Days;
* Unlimited e-waste recycling; and
* Access to Hume Recycling Stations.


On each It’s My Park Day, thousands of New Yorkers throughout the five boroughs come together to volunteer and celebrate their neighborhood parks and public spaces. Briarwood/Kew Gardens Lions Club invites you to join us and your other neighbors and lend a hand to rake, clean, and generally spruce up Hoover Park. Please dress appropriately. Kids welcome!
Note *Setup starts at 10:00am


Happy City St. John’s will be hosting out 3rd biannual Neighbourhood Summit on April 30th, 2022.
We’re planning a full-day event full of session on local issues including housing, accessibility, civic engagement, and public transit, plus an exhibition of maps of our beautiful city!
Registration is currently open, and more information can be found on our Eventbrite page.
Please join us in giving a warm welcome to Happy City’s 2021-2022 Board of Directors!
|Jennifer Crowe (Past Chair)|
|Jennifer Godfrey Anderson|


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A lively meeting of the Land Use Commission (LUC) today. Much discussion about the use of security orbs.
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In 1962, Belle Isle in Miami Beach only three highrises — the first, Belle Tower, seven floors and 46 units, a classic built in 1958. Two others were completed in 1962. Terrace Tower, at 3 Island Avenue, is 12 floors and 140 units. The biggest of Belle Isle was Belle Plaza, 15 floors and 226 units, originally a a luxury apartment house.
Only 13 years later, the island had much more development. Go to the Belle Isle Blog to see a photo from 1975.


This project consists of a 500-room hotel, a public plaza, and a Public Transit Center connecting the Denver International Airport with Union Station in downtown Denver. The hotel features transparent glass in order to avoid solar reflectivity issues that might impact regular aerospace activities.
CDC provided assistance in developing the roofing and waterproofing systems, development of specifications regarding the roofing and waterproofing systems, and review of design drawings during the Design Development and Construction Documents Phases. Additionally, CDC provided Solar Reflectivity Analysis using state-of-the-art custom Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD). CDC provided detailed analysis for determining any solar reflectivity issue and its duration for the entire year. Challenges included calculating reflected light intensity, angle, distance traveled, and direction that could get into the control tower's and pilot's cone of vision while taking-off or landing.


RC adopts ordinance to restrict firework use
ROGERS CITY – After receiving numerous complaints about reckless fireworks use in city limits, City Rogers City Council members narrowly adopted an ordinance greatly restricting their use.
Council members recently voted 3-2 to ban consumer fireworks use in the city, except for the days before, during and after national holidays as defined by state law, Mayor Tom Sobeck said. Sobeck voted “no,” as did council member AJ Przybyla. While the mayor sympathized with residents’ concerns over fireworks, he hoped to pass a less restrictive ordinance.
“I’m not saying that it was a bad decision, I think we needed to act very quickly,” he said. “It’s unfortunate that folks can’t be responsible enough to consider their neighbors.”
Much of the input city council received came from residents complaining about the way fireworks were being shot off in town, City Manager Joe Hefele said. One resident who attended the workshop said he had to remove fireworks remnants from his roof, and others said people were using fireworks in neighborhoods where the houses are very close together.
While it was something of a difficult decision, Hefele said he believes city council agreed that a town full of buildings, cars and people is not an appropriate place to use consumer fireworks. The ordinance won’t affect commercial displays like those for Nautical City Festival, but residents hoping to launch their own displays during the festival are banned from doing so.
Council adopted the ordinance as an emergency measure, meaning it’ll go into effect as soon as it’s published in the local newspaper, Hefele said. He expects that to be Thursday.
State law prevents the city from banning all fireworks use, Hefele said. On national holidays, fireworks are banned between 1-8 a.m., and can only be used by those 18 or older.
Consumer fireworks don’t include certain smaller items like sparklers and fountains, according to state law.
Sobeck said he was hoping to make allowances for residents who wanted to use consumer fireworks for personal celebrations like weddings or birthdays. He’s also concerned that people will get the false impression that the new ordinance will completely solve the problem.
“We really only fixed it on the days that we can regulate it,” he said.
However, Sobeck stressed his sympathies with concerned residents, and said irresponsible fireworks users were creating problems for everyone. He doesn’t anticipate reconsidering the ordinance in the future.


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Another Cottonwood Shores roadside cleanup is Saturday, May 15, hosted by the Parks and Recreation Committee as part of its Adopt A Street program.
Volunteers are asked to meet at 9 a.m. at the old police station, located at the intersection of Pecan Lane and Cottonwood Drive. Work will end at 11 a.m.
“Just bring a smile and be ready to work,” said Parks and Recreation chairwoman Andrea Stephens. “We have gloves, safety vests, grabbers, and trash bags.”
While the goal is to clean up all of the city’s streets, Stephens said Saturday’s focus will be on Lakeview Drive and Driftwood Lane. The Cottonwood Shores Volunteer Fire Department will target Birch Lane.
“It’s a great thing for our community,” Stephens said. “As residents, we want to see our city get clean.”


Redmond Mayor John Marchione and Bellevue Mayor Grant Degginger will be the featured speakers for the Wednesday, April 16 Greater Redmond Chamber of Commerce membership luncheon.
The luncheon will be held at Matt’s Rotisserie and Oyster Bar’s new Community Room. The event starts at 11:30 a.m.
Bellevue and Redmond have a commonality of needs. Being linked by Redmond’s southernmost border, the two cities find themselves in a conundrum of invisible boundaries. Most citizens and visitors have no idea where one city ends and the other begins.
These two mayors are making an effort to work together to create a concept for the Overlake area that breeds business success and seamless transition between the two cities.
For more information, contact the Chamber at (425) 885-4014 or www.redmondchamber.org.


A couple of weeks ago I posted about a local Community Board meeting – Residents join the debate to improve Waterlooville
I also sent an email to Councillor Buckley asking where the notices for the meeting had been posted and where I could find out about future meetings. So far he has chosen not to respond.
Is this an indication of how much the council really want input from local residents ?
Furthermore I tried to find out more information about the Waterlooville Community Board and their meetings. On the Havant Borough Council website there is a link for Community Partnership and specifically an email link to Community Boards’ Support Officer. The link is broken i.e. the email address does not work.
On the same web site the meeting minutes for the Community Boards end with the minutes for 28 September, 2011. So nothing for the last five months.
Nowhere could I find any reference to the more recent meetings that have been held.
Seems to me that Havant Borough Council is being less than open about their plans for Waterlooville.


The works ministry says it needs an allocation of RM3.4 billion to repair damaged federal roads throughout Peninsular Malaysia, reports Bernama. According to works minister Datuk Seri Fadillah Yusof, the funds will be used for resurfacing, adding another layer or building new roads, with the works expected to be completed by 2023.
“We are aware that a lot of priorities have to be considered before the allocation is given, which in some cases, is insufficient like the RM68 million required to repair federal road FT004 of the East-West Highway. We are not blaming the ministry of finance but that is the challenge we are facing. However, we will find ways to improve the situation in the short and long terms,” he said.
“My ministry has identified the roads, not just in Perak but throughout Peninsular Malaysia, that need to be repaired after five or seven years as the original layer could no longer cope with the traffic volume. Imagine the condition of the roads if these were built 40 years ago like in Gerik,” he added.
Fadillah explained that in most cases, the short-term measures taken by his ministry is to resurface the road before building another layer or a new road at the identified damaged stretches of the federal roads. According to the works ministry, there are over 17,830 km federal roads throughout the country up to now, including in Sabah and Sarawak.


Dallas, Texas USA
Elemental Skytower now installed at the entrance to Cypress Waters a 1,000 acre recreation development in the heart of the Dallas Fort Worth metroplex, just five minutes from DFW International Airport. This exciting new project was commissioned by Billingsley Company and curated by New York Gallery Blank Space.
Elemental Skytower was made over a period of 9 months in the USA in 1″ solid roundstainless steel bar and stand at 11 metres high [35ft] The project involved detailed planning with several scale maquettes and test samples to meet the visual and technical challenges of this unique artistic concept. Further landscaping will be undertaken during 2019 to create a focal point and landmark to Cypress Waters.


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Olde Falls Road will be closed between Arc Drive and Valley View Road on Thursday, December 2nd from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. for sewer line installation. Drivers are asked to use alternate routes.
Contact the Muskingum County Sewer Department with any questions at 740-452-4940.


The Community Center ballot proposal information page has been updated to include renderings, the design concept book, and a video link to the Town Hall meeting held September 13th.
Visit www.waterfordmi.gov/communitycenter to review updates.
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May 4, 2020
Seattle Mayor Jenny A. Durkan signed an Executive Order to extend the moratorium on residential, nonprofit, and small business evictions in the City of Seattle until June 4, 2020. The extension follows Proclamation 20-19.1 issued by the Governor, which extends the statewide ban to June 4, 2020.
The City Council unanimously passed legislation on Monday that will create an additional defense for renters in eviction proceedings for six months following the end of the City’s moratorium on evictions and the immediate COVID-19 crisis. This new legislation provides an additional eviction defense for an additional six months after the City’s eviction moratorium is lifted.
Mayor Durkan says, “The moratorium on evictions is one critical tool we have at the City to keep people in their homes and keep businesses afloat. It was one of the first measures we took to bring relief to our City and why it is critical to maintain during this unprecedented time.”
While the moratorium is in place in Seattle, property owners may not issue notices of termination or otherwise initiate an eviction action with the courts unless there is an imminent threat to the health and safety of the community. The order also prohibits late fees, and when paired with Governor Inslee’s April 16 proclamation, increases to rent and security deposits are prohibited through June 4.
For comments, questions or concerns, please contact Dennis Kaiser


Cambridge Area Bus Users
Working for bus passengers in and around Cambridge
- Are you concerned about deteriorating bus services in and around Cambridge?
- Does your neighbourhood or village have a decent service?
- What about early mornings, late evenings or Sundays?
Saturday 15 June 2019, 2pm
Saint Andrew’s Street Baptist Church
43 Saint Andrew’s Street, Cambridge, CB2 3AR
Speakers from two local operators and other experts share their visions for the future.
The public debate will commence at around 2:30pm, preceded by Cambridge Area Bus Users Annual General Meeting at 2pm.
Buses are the most-used form of public transport. They serve a vital role within communities, connecting people to key public services, such as schools and hospitals, local amenities, and work – with more people commuting by bus than all other forms of public transport combined1. Overall, there are three times as many trips in England made by local bus than made by rail, with over 60% of public transport trips made by bus2.
1: DfT National Travel Survey Statistics Table NTS0303, Department for Transport, 2017.
2: Annual Bus Statistics: England 2016/17, Department for Transport, 2017.
Cambridge Area Bus Users was formed to stand up for the interests of bus passengers in and around Cambridge.
- All bus users in and around Cambridge are welcome to join us.
- Help us work towards better bus services for the area.
- Please recommend membership throughout your community.
We have a modest membership fee (£5.00 per household per year, though no-one will be refused membership for inability to pay). Why not join us?
You can also get involved by:
- Following us on Twitter @CBGbusUsers
- Liking our page on Facebook
- emailling email@example.com
- following this website (See at the foot of the page.)
- Contacting us.
Please click through to our discussions, posts and comments pages:
- Bus Franchising, Quality Partnerships, and other ways of improving bus services
- Posts & updates
- Bus users’ Comments, Compliments, Complaints and Opinions
Please make a comment yourself, including a link to any website, article, or blog you think would be of interest to local bus users.
If you don’t have your own blog but would like to submit a longer opinion-piece, you’re welcome to contact us to do so. Cambridge Area Bus Users reserve the right to edit, but will attribute it to you, unless you would like to remain anonymous.
We welcome your suggestions for new web-pages and blog-posts.
Minutes of Cambridge Area Bus Users Inaugural General Meeting can be downloaded here. (PDF 1.3 MB)
The most recent General Meeting was held at 14:00 – 16:00, on Saturday 6 October 2018 at Ross Street Community Centre, Ross Street, Cambridge, CB1 3UZ. Minutes of Cambridge Area Bus Users General Meeting of 6 October 2018 can be downloaded here. (PDF 204 KB)
Members, supporters and adherents of Cambridge Area Bus Users who are on our mailing list, are entitled to view the Executive Committee Minutes & Reports webpage and download our minutes and reports, This page is for members, supporters and adherents of Cambridge Area Bus Users to view (and comment upon, if you wish). It is not for general viewing, so has been password protected. Everyone on the mailing list has been, or will be, notified of the password.
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Location: Windsor Street from Bayers Road to Liverpool Street
Date: Monday, July 24 to Monday, August 7
Work details: This work is to facilitate watermain renewal.
Traffic impact: Local access will be maintained. A signed detour will be in place. Motorists should expect delays and use alternative routes.


Last Updated: 3 October 2023
We operate an allotment with 42 plots at Priory Road, Ulverston. The plots are rented out on annual basis, to Ulverston residents only. They cost 46p per square metre, which can be paid up front or by direct debit.
There are currently no plots available, there is a waiting list. To apply to join the waiting list please complete the form below and return to the Locality Team.
This is the only allotment we manage. All other allotment sites in South Lakeland are managed by other organisations:
- Kendal Town Council allotments
- Windermere Town Council allotments
- Ulverston Town Council allotments
- Grange Town Council services and assets
- Sedbergh Community Office allotments
- Holme Grown Allotment Society
- Ambleside Allotments Association
Westmorland and Furness Council offer compost bins, wormeries and water butts.
Further information and guidance is available from get composting.
Allotment Garden: Advice and information about allotment gardening.
Environment Agency: The leading public body for the protection of the environment in England and Wales.
Green Flag Awards: The national standard for parks and green spaces in England and Wales.
The National Society of Allotment and Leisure Gardeners: Promotes, protects and preserves allotment gardening.
The Royal Horticultural Society: A charity dedicated to advancing horticulture and promoting good gardening.
Whatshed?: A list of local authority owned allotments around the country.


|Date set for Springfield Development Public Inquiry|
|Monday, 19 September 2011 10:27|
It has been confirmed that the Public Inquiry into Springfield Hospital's refused planning application to redevelop the site will commence on Tuesday 8th November at 10am, and continue until approx 5pm (after the first day, it will be a 9am start each day). It will run for 8 working days (please note that it will not sit on Monday 14th November).
The inquiry will be held in Conference Room A, Conference Suite, Building 14 at Springfield Hospital.
If you would like to speak at the meeting, you need to apply to the Planning Inspectorate and send a copy of the statement you wish to read to: Alan Ridley, The Planning Inspectorate, 4/02 Kite Wing, Temple Quay House, Square, Temple Quay, Bristol, BS1 6PN. The deadline for submissions is the 18th October.
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Community Redevelopement Agency
Lake Park Town Hall
535 Park Avenue, Lake Park, FL 33403
James DuBois, Chair
Kimberly Glas Castro, Vice-Chair
Erin Flaherty, Christiane Francois,
Michael O'Rourke and Kathleen Rapoza
Executive Director: Dale S. Sugerman, Ph.D.
The CRA Board consists of five Town Commissioners and two Lake Park business owners and the Town Manager serves as the CRA Executive Director. The CRA Board meetings are held the first Wednesday of each month, 6:30 p.m. in Town Hall's Commission Chambers located at 535 Park Avenue in Lake Park. The CRA Office is also located in the Commission Chambers. If you have any questions, suggestions, or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact the CRA Office.


CHANDIGARH: Heavy showers on Saturday morning resulted in water-logging at various places of the city. The southern and eastern parts were the worst affected. It also led to traffic snarls in most areas.
Sectors 37, 38, 44, 46, 45, Mauli Jagran, Bapu Dham Colony, some parts of Industrial Area were under water. Besides, Matka Chowk, AP Chowk, areas in front of Jat Bhawan, Kissan Bhawan and Piccadilly Chowk were inundated.
Meanwhile, serpentine traffic queues were observed near Inter State Bus Terminus in Sector 17, Kissan Chowk and Matka Chowk.
Engineering Wing of the civic body had formed 13 teams to clean drains and sewerage pipes around two months ago to mitigate the problem.


Village Close is a six unit townhome development in the municipality of Sidney on Victoria's Saanich Peninsula region.
Construction start: 2015
Construction completed: 2016
Number of homes: 6
Sales status: sold out / resales only
Townhome pricing: $499,900 - $539,900
Square footage: 1,250 - 1,280 sq. ft.
931 McClure Street, Victoria
3080 Washington Avenue, Victoria
34 homestownhomesunder construction
Bombardier Crescent, Langford
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Lopez Announces Grant Opportunity For Recreational Trails In The Hudson Valley
August 9, 2007
Assemblyman Pete Lopez has announced the 2007 Greenway Trail Grant program, which will provide municipalities and not-for-profit organizations within the Hudson River Valley Greenway financial assistance for enhancing recreational trails. “Recreation and tourism are vital to our economy and our quality of life,” said Lopez. “The Hudson Valley is rich in scenic beauty and I encourage all eligible groups to apply to give more people the ability to enjoy what our region has to offer.” Municipalities and not-for-profit corporations within Ulster and Greene counties outside of the Catskill Park are eligible for Greenway Conservancy funds. Grant requests must range from $1,000 to $5,000 for projects involving one municipality, and up to $10,000 for projects involving two or more municipalities. The grants must be matched by applicants, and all funding must be used for one or more of the following: trail planning, construction and amenities, historic landscape preservation, regional and local partnership development or resource enhancement and economic development projects. Applications must be received or postmarked by 4:00 pm on September 7th and should be mailed to Hudson River Valley Greenway, Capitol Building, Room 254, Albany, NY 12224. For more information, you may call Hudson River Valley Greenway at (518) 473-3835, or Lopez’ office at (518) 943-1371.


The City of Shepherdsville’s Code Enforcement Officer has many responsibilities. The most important one is promoting a healthy, safe, and livable community for all. Daily, the Code Enforcement Officer will conduct site inspections, investigate complaints from the public, and work with property owners to resolve any violations. This involves explaining the specific requirements, discussing solutions, and monitoring progress until compliance is achieved. Additionally, the Code Enforcement Officer keeps accurate records, prepares reports, and communicates with other departments to coordinate efforts. Our Code Enforcement Officer believes that everyone deserves to live in a safe and attractive environment and is committed to making a positive difference in our community.


conception, design, art direction
“Perspektiven” is a special interest magazine with topics like strategy, planning, building, living and environment.
The magazine is made together with the City of Vienna. 168 pages, 10 times a year.
I did the redesign of the logo and the magazine as well as the art direction.


23rd Street lane near colleges to close Wednesday night
CHIPLEY – Drivers traveling on 23rd Street near Gulf Coast State College and Florida State University Panama City will encounter lane restrictions from 10:30 p.m. Wednesday to 6 a.m. Thursday.
The work will close the outside westbound lane from west of Posten Bayou Bridge to north of Collegiate Drive to allow Dynamic Message Sign foundation placement. Traffic signs and arrow boards will be on site to direct traffic.
This work is associated with the $67.9 million 23rd Street flyover project.
For more information, follow the Florida Department of Transportation District Three on Twitter @myfdot_nwfl or like them on Facebook at www.facebook.com/MyFDOTNWFL. Follow the flyover project on Facebook at www.facebook.com/my23rdStreetFlyover or on Instagram @my23rdstreetflyover.


No double yellow lines on Rosamund Road
Reported in the Road Traffic Signs and Road Markings category anonymously at 16:46, Thu 9 May 2019
Sent to Oxford City Council and Oxfordshire County Council 4 minutes later
There are no double yellow lines on the junction of Rosamund Road and Clifford Place and as it is a bus route if a car is parked on Rosamund Road the bus cannot turn and gets stuck.
Council ref: ENQ19832814
Thank you for your enquiry. This issue has been passed onto the relevant team for investigation.
State changed to: Investigating
Posted by Oxfordshire County Council at 16:50, Thu 9 May 2019
Still open, via questionnaire, 18:49, Thu 6 June 2019
Thank you for your report. We have looked at it and found that works are now complete
State changed to: Investigation complete
Posted by Oxfordshire County Council at 17:26, Fri 14 June 2019
This report is now closed to updates. You can make a new report in the same location.


Works have started to repair and restore a 19th century chapel in the grounds of the cemetery in Grimsby.
The Grade II listed chapel buildings were designed by EW Farebrother for Grimsby Corporation Cemetery Committee and were constructed by J Thompson Builders of Grimsby. The buildings were completed in 1888.
The Chapels are designed in a gothic revival style, primarily constructed of red brick in an English bond with stone dressings and a Westmoreland green slate roof.
The repair and restoration works started on Wednesday 1 July 2020 and are expected to last about 5-months.
The works will repair the existing brick and stone masonry, guttering, downpipes, and glazing, as well as making improvements to the existing underground drainage.
A one-way system is in place for vehicles entering the cemetery, with the central carriageway being closed to pedestrians. No funerals are currently being held in the chapels due to COVID-19.
Councillor Stewart Swinburn, portfolio holder for environment and transport, said: “I’m really pleased that these works are progressing.
“These works will see another of our historic local assets removed from the Heritage ‘At Risk’ Register.
“We’ve notified all of the local funeral directors in the area about the works so that they could plan ahead, but we anticipate any disruption caused by the works to be minimal.
“This is part of a wider project to transform our cemetery and crematorium services. The project has already seen the restoration of the cemetery gates, and will eventually incorporate a pet crematorium and café to the site.”
Due to the specialist nature of the works, they are being carried out by Burnley-based company UK Restoration Services.


E 17th St & S 4th Ave has a Walk Score of 82 out of 100. This location is Very Walkable so most errands can be accomplished on foot.
This location is in the Armory Park neighborhood in Tucson. Nearby parks include Jardin de Caesar Chavez, Santa Rita Park and Military Plaza Park.
Nearby schools include Safford Elementary School, Safford Engineering/Technology Magnet Middle Schoo Middle School and Calli Ollin Academy.
The closest grocery stores are La Huerta Produce, Tucson Food Service and Maynards Market & Kitchen.
Nearby coffee shops include Cafe Desta, Royal Cup Coffee and Cartel Coffee Lab. There are 25 restaurants within a 15 minute walk including Lalo's Raspados, 5 Points Market & Restaurant and Lalo's Raspados.
E 17th St & S 4th Ave is near University of Arizona.
There are excellent bike lanes and the terrain is flat as a pancake. E 17th St & S 4th Ave is a Biker’s Paradise, daily errands can be accomplished on a bike.


Elizabeth Seton Pediatric Center, application to hold an event on Sunday, October 9, 2005, on 17th Street, between 5th and 6th Avenues.
WHEREAS, Elizabeth Seton Pediatric Center has filed an application to hold a sporting event on Sunday, October 9, 2005, on 17th Street, between 5th and 6th Avenues; and
WHEREAS, This is a new applicant; and
WHEREAS, Community Board Five is oversaturated with street events and has major concerns about vehicular and pedestrian traffic when a major thoroughfare is closed; and
WHEREAS, Community Board Five would like to see new applicants directed to more suitable and less used locations; therefore be it
RESOLVED, That Community Board Five recommends denial of the application by Elizabeth Seton Pediatric Center to hold an event at the above location.
The above resolution passed with a vote of 20 in favor, 6 opposed, 2 abstentions.


Creating An Inclusive Play Movement
Going beyond accessibility to provide truly inclusive play spaces is a laudable goal, but how can you make it happen?
In this exclusive webinar, sponsored by Landscape Structures, we'll bring together a group of parks and recreation leaders and inclusive play experts to discuss the best ways to bring your plans to fruition and create an inclusive play movement in your community.
You will learn how to create the most effective public/private partnerships, as well as how to build funding and support for your inclusive play space. We'll also discuss ways to ensure your project is truly inclusive—along with ways to facilitate playing together among children and caregivers of all abilities.


Maltese and foreign experts consulted on Mgarr Road project in Nadur
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The Minister for Gozo Justyne Caruana, together with the technical team led by architect Adrian Mifsud who is the Geotechnical Engineer, have given an account of work being undertaken on the busy arterial Mgarr Road, Nadur.
The Minister said that work on the road presented major challenges, as it is not only cosmetic, but is a massive infrastructure project due to the fact that it has been neglected and in a bad state of repair for several years.
Dr Caruana explained that both Maltese and foreign experts have been consulted on the project. “This is being done to establish exactly what interventions are needed and what it means on this project to find a lasting solution and not just short-term one,” said Minister Caruana.
The Minister for Gozo, while thanking the experts and technicians led by architect Adrian Mifsud for the meticulous work, also pointed out that this massive project will take time to complete and will be implemented in several stages .
Architect Adrian Mifsud said that several tests have been carried out through local and foreign laboratories, which by nature takes time, but are necessary to establish the road design.
“This road is built on a clay slope and using old methods, it was inevitable that this would be unstable,” said Mifsud. He explained that since 3 watercourses run under the road, they had also continued to degrade the road base.
Architect Mifsud said that from the results it appears that the road must be built to a particular design that reflects the natural features on which the road was built.
Photograph: MGOZ/Terry Camilleri


ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. — Orange County commissioners are expected to move forward with a project to prevent flooding in the Orlo Vista area.
That community has experienced major flooding issues for years, from Hurricane Irma to most recently, Hurricane Ian.
More than 100 homes in Orlo Vista were under water when the storm hit in late September.
Now, the plan is to widen retention ponds and add pumps by 2024.
On Tuesday, county officials are expected to award a construction contract to North Carolina-based Thalle Construction Company.
The cost for improvements will come with a price tag of more than $21.5 million.
Channel 9′s Christy Turner is at the Board of County Commissioners meeting to monitor the board’s decision.
Stay with WFTV.com and watch Eyewitness News for updates on this story.
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Councillor Paul Crossley and Councillor Dine Romero.
Tuesday, 24 November 2015
Following complaints from residents when we called round on Elliston Drive about the steps down the footpath and their slippiness in wet weather we asked the Council to install a handrail. This was done very speedily. Thank you.


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Scope: Creative Direction, Artwork Development, Mural
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Leveraged by a devoted team of personnel and an infrastructure operating on advanced technology, we have been consistently manufacturing an elite range of 100 Watt LED Street Light for our clients. Providing high illumination, these lights are easy to install LED lights require no separate wiring. Available in various sizes and designs, we manufacture these 100 Watt LED Street Light using superior quality of materials. Suitable for outdoor lighting purpose, these LED lights are mostly used in roadways, recreation areas and parking lots.
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Contract for Professional Consulting Services
Construction, Consulting, Design, Engineering, Installation, Materials, and Roadway …
02/19/2019 3:30 PM
The City of East Point is soliciting sealed proposals from experienced and qualified Service Providers who are interested in entering into a Contract for Construction Administration and Materials Testing for PI 0007540 Semmes Street Bicycle and Pedestrian Improvements Phase 1 within the City of East Point.
The Scope of Work includes resurfacing the existing roadway pavement, provide monolithic curb and gutter to facilitate drainage, widen the sidewalks, add bike lanes, and landscaping to
improve the appearance of the right of way. Landscaping will consist of a grass strip and disturbed areas, and replacing trees if required. The Project limits are indicated in Construction Plans.
Specifics regarding the City’s requirements and expectations are detailed in the attached formal solicitation package. Sealed bids shall be received on behalf of the City until 3:30 P.M. on Tuesday, February 19, 2019 in the City’s Contracts and Procurement Office, Suite 400, 1526 East Forrest Avenue, East Point, Georgia 30344.
Obtaining Solicitation Documents:
Please see “Available Downloads” listed on the right-hand side of the bottom of this page. From the list under this heading, choose the document you wish to downloaded and double click on it. The downloading of City solicitation documents and associated materials is made available without charge.
Adobe Acrobat Reader must be installed on your computer and is required in order to view and print the downloaded documents. If you do not have Adobe Reader, it may be downloaded for FREE from the following web site: http://www.adobe.com.
(NOTE: The City of East Point has no affiliation whatsoever with the developers or suppliers of Adobe Reader and has made this link available as a convenience to our Vendors. The City of East Point assumes no liability by making this link available, and all those who use the recommended website to download materials do so completely at their own risk.)
Plan Holders’ Listing:
Since Prospective Providers may download solicitation documentation directly from the City’s web site, a Plan Holders Listing is not available for this or any other City solicitation. If applicable, a Pre-Bid Conference Sign-In Sheet or a Pre-Proposal Conference Sign-In Sheet shall be posted on this website after the date of the meeting.
Tron D. Jones, Contract Specialist
Contracts and Procurement
1526 East Forrest Avenue, Suite 400
East Point, Georgia 30344
Office: (404) 559-6375
Fax: (404) 270-7824


INVITATION TO BID
Sealed bids will be received in the Mayor’s Office, 36 Center Street, Prospect, CT 06712 no later than 4pm, Wednesday October 9, 2019 for Installation of a Wood Guardrail located at Hotchkiss Field in the Town of Prospect.
All bids must be in a sealed package marked "Hotchkiss Field Guardrail" and stamped in the Town Clerk’s Office.
On October 9, 2019 a Board of Recreation meeting will be held at 7pm all bids will be opened and read.
Specifications for the guard-rail installation may be picked up at Prospect Town Hall, Mayor’s Office, 36 Center Street, Prospect, CT Monday – Friday 8:30a.m. – 4p.m.
In the best interest of the Town of Prospect, The Mayor and The Board of Recreation reserves the right to accept any and all bids; to waive informality; to divide the award; or to accept any bid deemed in the best interest of the Town of Prospect.
Robert J Chatfield
Mayor, Town of Prospect
RA September 21, 2019


The City of Beaumont will be constructing a Stormwater Tank in the Centreville area. Construction is expected to start early September and last approximately 6 weeks.
During this project, access to your property and all other services will remain unchanged.
Please be aware of workers and equipment on-site, and follow all construction signage.
If you have any questions please contact the City of Beaumont at 780.929.4300 or firstname.lastname@example.org.


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PLEASE READ: For both city parking garages you pay to park IMMEDIATELY AFTER PARKING, before walking out of the garage. You DO NOT pay when you drive out of the garages. Please read all garage signage!
The payment system is similar to how you would pay to park at a meter: you park in the space, fill the meter/pay to park, and then go on your way.
Payment kiosks are located on each floor of the garages. Or you can use the ParkMobile app to pay to park in the garages. You will need to know your car's license plate number when you pay to park at the kiosk.
When parking, make sure that your car's license plate faces the drive aisle. FYI
Easton uses ParkMobile, a service that will make it easier to find and pay for parking. For more information text PARK to 844-356-1372.
The City of Easton manages two parking structures. The Pine Street Parking Garage is conveniently located in Downtown Easton, one block south of Center Square. It is across from The Crayola Experience and the Alpha Building on South Third Street.
The South Third Street Parking Garage is located two blocks south of Centre Square, behind City Hall at 123 South Third Street. The garage is located above the Fred A. Williams Easton Intermodal Transportation Center.
Both garages are available 7 days a week, 24 hours a day. The garages are cashless, payment methods are credit card, debit card, and the ParkMobile app.
You may enter the Pine Street Garage by using either the Ferry Street or Pine Street entrances. Entrance to the South Third Street Garage is only available from South Third Street. The City also has monthly parking available at its surface lot located on North Third Street.


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In 2010, the Land Art Generator Initiative (LAGI) set out to demonstrate that “renewable energy can be beautiful”. LAGI put out a call to artists, architects, scientists, and engineers to come up with both aesthetic and pragmatic solutions for the 21st century energy crisis. Participants were challenged to illustrate sculptures that would provide continuous distributed energy to the electric grid at three sites in the United Arab Emirates. The result was hundreds of submissions from more than 40 countries.
This year, LAGI is sponsoring another design competition in partnership with New York City’s Parks & Recreation. This time, the subject will be a site within Freshkills Park (the former Fresh Kills Landfill).
See LAGI’s 2010 submissions here.


Marsh Drive Homeowner's Association
NEIGHBORHOOD AND TOWN/CITY:
GEOGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION OF THE FIREWISE SITE AREA (NOTEWORTHY LANDMARKS, STREET BOUNDARIES):
Marsh Drive HOA is inclusive of all 14 homes on Marsh Drive, a dead end street off of West Blithedale.
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DATE OF FIREWISE CERTIFICATION:


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The next PLanning Meeting will be held remotely on Wednesday 2 June at 8.00pm.
The Agenda with log in link can be found under Library - Agenda - Planning -2-June -21
Clerk to the Council
When arranged, the next meeting of the Neighbourhood Plan Steering Group will be listed on this page.
The agenda will be available beforehand in the Library.
Neighbourhood Plan Steering Group Secretary


The Dumke Arts Plaza represents the transformation of a blighted motel property into an innovative civic space that will bring the community together around art in Ogden’s dynamic Nine Rails Creative District. The plaza’s design, inspired by the region's dynamic landscape, has the flexibility to support many types of art, from large-scale installations to small performances, and includes an LED screen for displaying film and video art. An elevated platform known as the plinth provides more space for arts programming, as well as a new perspective on the plaza and its surroundings. The Dumke Arts Plaza is a welcoming public space, with interactive play elements, unique lighting, benches, and water-wise landscaping. A major feature of the Dumke Arts Plaza is the Beacon, a new sculpture that extends over 25th Street, inviting visitors to explore the plaza.
The inaugural exhibition for Ogden City's new Dumke Arts Plaza is curated by Weber State's Mary Elizabeth Dee Shaw Gallery and features the work of renown artist, Chakaia Booker. This exhibition will run through March 2023, and is made possible through generous support from the Weber State University Telitha E. Lindquist College of Arts & Humanities, the Dr. Ezekiel R. & Edna Wattis Dumke Foundation, and the Weber State University Matthew S. Browning Center for Design.


Youth Race in Annual Just Tri Triathlon on Sunday
North Liberty’s Recreation Department will host the seventh annual Just Tri youth triathlon on Sunday, July 29, 2018. The annual race gives kids ages 6 to 14 the chance to try swimming, running and biking age-appropriate lengths in a fun, supervised environment. Each participant takes home a medal in the untimed triathlon.
The triathlon route will require some road closures between 7:30 and 10 a.m.:
- Cherry Street from Ranshaw Way to George Street
- Steward Street from Cherry Street to Chestnut Street
- George Street from Cherry Street to Zeller Street
- Chestnut Street from Stewart Street to George Street
Only local traffic will be allowed on these streets, and will be delayed to keep clear routes for participants.


Road inside Capitol compound open for traffic starting Aug. 30-A A +A
Wednesday, August 27, 2014
THE Gov. M. Rosa Street inside the Cebu Capitol compound will be open to vehicular traffic starting 5:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday, August 30, said Provincial Engineer Hector Jamora.
The road was opened to provide an alternative route for vehicles coming from N. Escario St. to M. Velez St., as road improvement and widening have been ongoing at a portion of Don Gil Garcia St. beside the Capitol in Cebu City.
The road work has been conducted by the Department of Public Works and Highways and JJ & J Construction & Gen. Supply.
Engr. Alfred Tio, of the JJ & J Construction & Gen. Supply, said the road work is estimated to last for 24 days, as long as the project is not stalled by possible weather disturbances and other unforeseen events.
Cebu City Traffic Operations Management (Citom) head Joy Tumulak, meanwhile, assured that all of Governor Hilario Davide III's requests in connection with the use of the road inside the Capitol compound are granted.
The requests include: exclusive use for one-way light vehicle traffic of Gov. M. Rosa Street to M. Velez Street; deployment of Citom and police officers from 5:30 a.m. to 10 p.m.; opening of Capitol gates from 5:30 a.m. to 10 p.m.; no loading and unloading of passengers inside the Capitol compound; no blowing of horns; observance of 15 kilometers per hour speed limit; and posting of corresponding traffics signs to this effect.
The Provincial Government, in its website, advised vehicles bound for Fuente Osmeña coming from Guadalupe and Banawa to take the V. Rama Avenue to B. Rodriguez Street route.
It said a dry-run of the traffic re-routing will be held on Friday, August 29. (Edwin Joseph Catañeda/Sunnex)


BOLDplanning Holds Official Kick-off Meeting with Liberty County, Georgia and State Officials to Update County’s Hazard Mitigation Plan
On Wednesday, February 6, 2019, new BOLDplanning customer, Liberty County, Georgia, hosted its official Multi-Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan (HMP) kick-off meeting. Speakers included Shelby Meyers, State Hazard Mitigation Officer, State of Georgia; Larry Logan, Director of Emergency Management, Liberty County; and Brittney Whatley, CBCP, plan writer from BOLDplanning. The meeting hosted over 30 participants from local jurisdictions, as well as several State and County representatives.
Pictured here, left to right, are: Alan Sloan, Hazard Mitigation Planning Supervisor, Georgia Emergency Management Agency (GEMA); Rick Wimberly, COO, BOLDplanning; Jessica Gibson, FEMA Region IV Hazard Mitigation Plan Reviewer; Shelby Meyers, State Hazard Mitigation Officer, State of Georgia; Brittney Whatley, BOLDplanning; Larry Logan, Director of Emergency Management, Liberty County; Bob Dodd, Emergency Management Specialist, Liberty County; Samantha Abbgy, Administrative Assistant, Liberty County; and Mac McPherson, Emergency Manager, Fort Stewart (the largest Army installation east of the Mississippi River).
The information and relationships gained during this formal kick-off meeting will be invaluable to plan development; County, State and FEMA approval; and ultimately, plan adoption. On behalf of BOLDplanning, thank you for your business and your southern hospitality. We look forward to seeing you again soon.


Keep up to date with all scheduled maintenance and closures
Due to a large event there will be increased car park traffic at AquaPulse on Friday 1st September between 7am and 10am.
During this time we encourage all members, including Learn to Swim, to park in the Southern car park and use the Members Entrance.
There will be car parking attendants during this period, please ensure you follow their instructions.
There are no current closures
There is no current scheduled maintenance
There is no current scheduled construction


Alliance successfully protects rural landscape at BOA hearing
At today’s Board of Adjustment hearing, The Fayette Alliance opposed a conditional use permit submitted by Bharatiya Temple and Cultural Center, located at 3050 North Cleveland Road.
The applicant aimed to construct a 6,000 square foot structure—complete with storage space and bathrooms—to their existing 10,000 square foot church building. The subject property is approximately 10-acres in size, and located outside the Urban Service Boundary in the Agricultural-Rural (A-R) zone.
This proposal violated the size limitation of churches in the A-R zone. Please view The Fayette Alliance’s official position statement here for more details.
While the Alliance respects Bharatiya Temple and its role in the community, approval of this conditional use permit would have set a dangerous countywide precedent— opening the door for the widespread construction of large, disruptive mega-churches in the rural area. Such a trend would irreparably threaten the integrity of our iconic Bluegrass landscape and related $3billion signature industries.
The BOA unanimously disapproved the conditional use permit.


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Minister of Federal Capital Territory Nyesom Wike has ordered the demolition of the smartly-liked COVID-19 market in Website 11, Abuja.
Director of the Abuja Environmental Security Board (AEPB), Osi Braimah, disclosed this whereas talking with journalists within the course of the demolition of shanty retail outlets in-built the market.
“The elimination of shanties and unlawful settlements in Website 11 and some aspects of the city is to curb the incessant insecurity faced by residents.
“That is an ongoing enlighten by varied companies of the FCT; AEPB has been given a marching elaborate by the FCT Minister, Nyesom Wike, to scale up demolition of all shanties, unlawful settlements, and squatter camps within the FCT.
“We have been doing this for a extraordinarily long time, primarily on story of this scaling up will pork up city sanitation and additionally cater for the attendant gain 22 situation of insecurity,” he stated.


THE BOROUGH OF BLACKBURN WITH DARWEN GEORGE STREET DARWEN TEMPORARY CLOSURE ORDER 2017Notice ID: AC3574578
THE BOROUGH OF BLACKBURN WITH DARWEN (GEORGE STREET, DARWEN) (TEMPORARY CLOSURE) ORDER 2017
NOTICE is hereby given that the Blackburn with Darwen Borough Council, made the above Order under Section 14(1)(a) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 to allow works for the overlaying of 5 metres of carriageway to be carried out. The effect of the Order is to close George Street, Darwen, to all vehicular traffic from its junction with Duckworth Street for a distance of 25 metres in a north easterly direction. The diversion route for affected traffic will be via Edward Street, Peabody Street and Duckworth Street. The Order will come into force on Wednesday, 21 st June 2017, and shall continue in force for a period of eighteen months or until the works are completed whichever is the earlier. However, it is anticipated that the works will be completed on Friday 23rd June 2017. This is a full closure - there will not be any access for pedestrians or emergency vehicles.
Any queries concerning the closure should be made by telephoning Capita Highways (on behalf of Blackburn with Darwen Borough Council) on 01254 - 273307. DATED this 15th day of June 2017
Director of Human Resources, Legal & Corporate Services Town Hall, BLACKBURN, BB1 7DY


The New Richmond Village Council will hold a public meeting on Monday, January 9th at 6 pm. The hearing will be held in the Council Chambers at Village Hall 102 Willow Street New Richmond, OH. (This meeting will also be available thru Zoom / details to follow). The purpose of the public meeting will be with KZF Design to discuss the Liberty Landing Project.
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Next Council Meeting: Tuesday,December 10th at 7pm.
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Apply for a Planning Permit, if needed
If you have determined that you need a Planning Permit for your project:
- Obtain a clear copy of your Certificate of Title including the lot plan. You can get this from the Landata website. The Certificate of Title must be no more than 28 days' old.
- Write a cover letter explaining your proposal.
- Obtain a design response or explanation of the proposed use of the aerial or antenna. A design response is a plan that depicts how the proposed design responds to its context. It supports the proposal by showing how the design works within the site's constraints.
- Obtain a plan drawn to scale (1:100 or 1:200) with full dimensions, as well as an A3-sized set. The plan must show the site, floor layout and elevations.
- See whether your application is eligible to be fast-tracked under VicSmart.
- Complete the Application for a Planning Permit.
- Lodge the form, application fee and supporting documents with Council, as detailed on the application form. For fee information, email Statutory Planning.
- Now, check whether you need a Building Permit.


SM 101 HOV from South of Whipple Avenue to North I-380
All dates below are specific to the schedule of the Environmental Review and Permitting processes for this project.
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The existing US 101 facility between Santa Clara County and I-380 is currently an 8-lane facility with 4 through lanes in each direction and auxiliary lanes between most interchanges. From Matadero Creek in Santa Clara County to Whipple Avenue in Redwood City, the facility consists of 1 HOV lane and 3 general purpose lanes in each direction. The northbound HOV lane ends at the Whipple Avenue Interchange. From Whipple Avenue to the San Francisco County line, US 101 consists of 4 general purpose lanes in each direction. The US 101 Managed Lanes Project extends approximately 22 miles. The existing Express Lanes from Matadero Creek in Santa Clara County (PM 51.4) to Whipple Avenue Interchange (PM 6.3) in San Mateo County define the Southern Segment of the project. The Northern Segment is from the Whipple Avenue Interchange in San Mateo County (PM 6.3) to the I-380 Interchange (PM 20.8). Following is a summary of the alternatives that will be studied during the Project Approval/Environmental Document (PAED) phase.
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6/28/2013 6:00:00 AM
KINGMAN - Several roads will be paved north of Gordon Drive starting Monday and the Arizona Department of Transportation reminds motorists to plan ahead as work on the city of Kingman improvement project continues.
From 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday, paving work will require Shadow and Stardust roads to close. On Tuesday during the same time, Glen and Skylark roads will be closed.
Additionally, waterline work will require the closure of Pinal Street from 7 a.m. to noon Wednesday. Sierra Vista Avenue will remain open for residential access and detours are marked in the reduced-speed work zone. For more information or to comment, email firstname.lastname@example.org or call the project hotline at (855) 712-8530.
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The following meetings will be held at the Town of James Island Town Hall, 1238-B Camp Road:
Rethink Folly Road Steering Committee, Wednesday, April 25 at 3:30 p.m. The agenda is here
James Island Neighborhood Council, Thursday, April 26 at 7:00 p.m. Agenda forthcoming.
For further information, please contact the Town Hall, (843) 795-4141.
Monday, April 23, 2018 10:30:00 AM


Initiative utilizes smart phone technology to report illegal dumping and graffiti in neighborhoods
SAN FRANCISCO (April 13, 2011)– City Attorney Dennis Herrera today announced the launch of the Lets Do It SF! initiative, in partnership with the Department of Public Works , SF Environment, and 311. Following the recent lawsuits against illegal dumpers in the City, the continuing partnership between the City Attorney’s Office and Department Public Works aims to tackle the increasing incidents of illegal dumping and graffiti across San Francisco. Let’s Do it SF! aims to empower local residents to use smartphone applications to report vandalism and to encourage volunteer cleanup participation.
“What we are doing in San Francisco with the Let’s Do It SF! initiative, along with the use of smart phone technology, will enhance neighborhood beautification and show the power of collective civic action,” said Herrera. “Our proactive approach to cleaning up our streets serves as a warning to would-be polluters that San Francisco residents do not tolerate environmental and social injustice and we take pride in our neighborhoods.”
The City Attorney’s Office also launched a companion website, LetsDoItSF.org to support the initiative. Starting today, San Francisco residents can download a smartphone application or use the website to map existing blighted locations. The website will collect data which will help City departments target areas where frequent illegal dumping and graffiti occur. The site will also highlight volunteer opportunities, existing bulky item collection resources, and feature guest blogs. Those without smart phones may still make a report by either calling 3-1-1 or visiting http://www.sfgov.org/311.
In honor of Earth Day, City Attorney’s Office will join DPW’s Community Clean Team at Victoria Manalo Draves Park on Saturday, April 16th, from 9 a.m. to noon to clean and green District 6. In addition to staff with the City Attorney’s Office, volunteers including those from other city agencies, residents, merchants and students will sweep up litter, plant and tend to neighborhood trees, paint out graffiti and help take care of our schools, parks, and community gardens and help beautify San Francisco.
“Illegal sidewalk dumping degrades our neighborhoods and quality of life. Smartphone features will enhance the public’s ability to report illegal dumping and allow us to quickly address incidents so that we minimize the length of time items are left on the sidewalk” said Ed Reiskin, Director of Public Works. “Public Works encourages the public to learn more about free and low cost resources for the collection of unwanted items and to also get involved through our community service volunteer programs.”
Established in 2008, the “Let’s Do It!” campaign began with a visionary mobile waste-mapping effort in Estonia, which culminated in a countrywide cleanup in which more than 50,000 volunteers cleaned 10,000 tons of waste in a matter of hours. Let’s Do It SF! encourages a similar spirit of bold volunteerism and joins a global effort in support of the upcoming World Cleanup Day, a plan to stage massive single-day cleanups in more than a hundred participating countries starting March 24, 2012.
Last year, the Department of Public Works launched an education campaign called ‘Don’t Leave it on the Sidewalk’ to end illegal dumping in San Francisco; a practice that costs taxpayers millions of dollars every year and increases blight in the neighborhood. The campaign provides information about quick, easy and free ways to dispose of bulky items and information about legally required refuse service and mandatory recycling. It also encourages residents to report large scale illegal dumping activity such those that include large amounts of construction and sometimes toxic materials by calling and now sending to 3-1-1. For more information, visit the Department of Public Works at www.sfdpw.org.


March 14, 2019 09:05 PM
(ABC 6 News) -- We try our best to avoid them, but potholes are popping up across the region.
MnDOT crews have been using a cold-weather mixture to temporarily fix the potholes. With all this water seeping into the asphalt, it's creating a lot of problem areas.
While MnDOT handles the potholes on state roads, towns like Kasson handle city roads. They take the same approach as MnDOT and fix as many potholes as they can when the ground is still frozen.
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Chennai: Greater Chennai Corporation has set October 31 as the deadline to finish all construction work of its public toilets built under the Swachh Bharat Mission.
Currently, many toilets whose construction work is over are yet to be officially opened to the public due to administrative delays. In a review meeting, city corporation commissioner Gagandeep Singh Bedi instructed officials to finish works in all 285 locations by October 31.
He has also directed officials to open those toilets whose construction had been completed.
“Necessary action must be taken on the 26 toilets in Royapuram, Ambattur, Teynampet, Kodambakkam, Valvasarvakkam, Adyar, Perungudi and Sholingallur zones, where works are yet to commence,” he said.
Apart from this, the corporation is also undertaking construction works of 287 e-toilets, of which 267 are under progress. Some of these new mobile toilets are defunct in many places such as Ambattur High Road, Pari Salai, Basin Bridge Road and Collector Nagar.
The design used by the corporation for these mobile toilets had already been used by the previous government and had failed to take off. At most of these mobile toilets, there is not enough space for a well-grown adult apart from no water connection.
Civic activist R Ramesh said the toilet near Royapuram zonal office has been constructed but is lying closed. “Why are they wasting tax-payer’s money by constructing such small toilets,” he asked.
R Raman, a resident from Panner Nagar, said the toilets near the 7H bus depot have not been opened for a month now and they are used for smoking by anti-social elements. “Officials must maintain these toilets,” he said.


KARACHI: The residents of several parts of Karachi suffering artificial potable water scarcity and power breakdown since Friday night , the people of different areas particularly Malir district suffering huge artificial water supply shortage.
Whereas, the metropolitan city was plunged into darkness after Iftar on Friday night leaving people frustrated in the hot and humid weather as well shortage of water supply in homes, mosques. Earlier a major power breakdown was also experienced a little after the power was restored Friday evening after a long 12 hour breakdown.
The widespread outage and shortage of water supply both affected Gulshan-e-Hadeed, Saddar, Clifton, Garden, I.I. Chundrigar Road, Burns Road, Jamshed Town, Jacob Lines, New Town, Railway Colony, Defence, Clifton, Qayyumabad, Sultanabad, Cantt., Kemari, Landhi, Korangi, Malir, Quaidabad, Gulistan-e-Jauhar, North Karachi, Gulshan-e-Iqbal and several other areas in the city since two days.
On Saturday, Hundreds of residents of different locations particularly Guslhan-e-Hadeed planing Highway road block against Steel Mills, Water & Sewerage Board, local government and Tanker mafia, they are selling Tankers in Rs. 3000 and above, while people wandering for water and suffering artificial water supply shortage but no authorities to hear them in Ramazan.


Home>Our District>Headlines>Uncategorized>Transportation Letter (Parents in Apple Carr Village)
Monday, March 11, 2019
Dear Parents & Guardians,
Your child’s safety is our top priority. Recently the bus stop at the clubhouse of Apple Carr Village has become increasingly unsafe due to the congestion in the immediate area where the stop is currently located. We are relying on you to help us make this bus stop the safest it can be by committing to these simple steps.
If you have any questions, please contact the Transportation Department at 788-7113.
Your Transportation Team


The Tamale Metropolitan Assembly has today started demolition illegl structures on the pavements along the principal streets of the metropolis. The exercise is also to get rid of hawkers in the area. It is part of measures to beautify the metropolis for orderly development. The areas to being affected by the exercise is what the assembly calls 'the central business district'.
In an interview with Radio Juatice, The metropolitan Co-ordinatinmg Diresotr. Mohammed Baba said the decongestion exercise was necessitated due to hazards hawkers and illegal structures pose to pedestrians. Often times, pedestrians are forced to walk in the streets, thus leaving the walkways to compete for path with vehicles in the streets. The assembly has since 2003 been cautioning the hawkers against erecting illegal structures on the pavements, but they seem to have been paying death ears to the warning.
In order not to take them unaware of the decongestion exercise today, the assembly has for some weeks now been notifying the hawkers through radio announcements. Mr Baba stated that the exercise would be sustianed until no single hawker is found on the pavements. Speaking to some of the affected hawkers, who looked dejected and disorganised they expressed their worry, while calling onthe assembly to reconsider ts decision. they noted that, unlike Accra, Kumasi and other parts of the country where there are factories and industries for employment, Tamale has no of such and pleaded with the assembly to reconsider its decision and allow them to operate. Although three new places have been allocated for them, which are less than five minute drive away from the Central Buisiness District, the hawkers explained that market there was not good as some of thm have been there and retured.
The hawkers are currently peparing to mobilise themselves to meet the asembly for negociation.


NOTICE PUBLIC HEARING
Date: May 12, 2015
Place: Ava City Hall 127 SW 2nd Avenue
Time: 5:00 P.M.
Notice to Vacate undeveloped City Street
Street location: N.E. 8th Street located off of N.E. 3rd Avenue, in between:
Land situated in the City of Ava in the County of Douglas in the State of Missouri
LOT NO.1 AND W ½ LOT NO.2, BLOCK 4, ELLISON SUB-DIVISION, TO THE CITY OF AVA, DOUGLAS COUNTY, MISSOURI.
Commonly known as: 800 North East 3rd Avenue, Ava, MO 65608
ALL OF LOT 3 AND 4 IN BLOCK 3 OF ELLISON SUB-DIVISION TO THE CITY OF AVA, MISSOURI.
Commonly known as: 712 North East 3rd Avenue, Ava, MO 65608
The City of Ava may reserve utility easements in the vacated lands and restrict the use thereof consistent with the easements reserved.


CITY BUSINESS HOURS- Click Here
The City now has two community drop off centers and will soon be adding a third. Residents can recycle various items, including paper products (newspapers, cardboard, etc.), plastics #1-7 (bottles, containers, etc.), aluminum cans, and glass at these locations. It is also easy and inexpensive to add curbside recycling service through the City’s recycling hauler – American Refuse. Most household materials are recyclable and adding curbside recycling provides additional capacity for waste.
Recycling is mandatory for commercial businesses that generate over four cubic yards of waste per week, along with all multi-family residences over 5 units. Beginning January 1, 2019 all businesses that generate over 4 cubic yards of waste must recycle organic material. Businesses that do not comply with recycling laws are subject to non-renewal or revoking of business licenses.
For more information – Click Here
COMMUNITY BEAUTIFICATION AWARD NOMINATION PERIOD NOW OPEN!
The City of Wasco believes in encouraging the beautification of our City. Community Beautification Awards were developed to recognize the efforts of those that improve the overall appearance of the community by enhancing their property. Help us recognize
local residents and commercial businesses!
Yard of the Quarter
Commercial Property of the Quarter
Nomination deadline is November 20, 2018. Submit your Community Beautification Nomination Form to the Planning Department at 764 E Street or via email to firstname.lastname@example.org.
PROPOSITION 218 NOTIFICATION – Notice to property owners of Public Hearing on Proposed Sewer and Sanitation Service Rate Adjustments. October 16, 2018 at 6 PM – Council Chambers.
Sewer Rates Workshop Schedules (click here)
Sanitation Rates Workshop Workshop Schedules (click here)
To pay your WATER BILL call: 661-758-7230
Stage 3 Water Conservation in Effect
On July 7th, 2015, the City Council of the City of Wasco enacted an emergency ordinance to return to the odd/even watering schedule. Stage 3 now allows watering for all customers on specified days ONLY.
ODD addresses (based on last digit) – Saturday, Tuesday, and Thursday
EVEN addresses (based on last digit) – Sunday, Wednesday, and Friday
746 8th Street • Wasco, CA 93280 • PH: (661) 758-7214 • FAX: (661) 758-5411


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The Warriors and Raiders are already out of Oakland, could the Athletics be next? ESPN reports the MLB franchise could put pressure on local government officials to receive a new stadium or they could move on.
“The future success of the A’s depends on a new ballpark,” A’s owner John Fisher said in a statement. “Oakland is a great baseball town, and we will continue to pursue our waterfront ballpark project. We will also follow MLB’s direction to explore other markets.”
The A’s have been in Oakland since 1968, but are looking to replace their home. If a new stadium is approved it would not be ready until 2027.
“We’re hopeful that our really exciting plan for a waterfront ballpark that’s privately financed will be taken up by the city council,” A’s president Dave Kaval told The Associated Press on Tuesday. “I think it’s something that is kind of a once-a-generational opportunity to reimagine the waterfront. We’re going to continue to pursue that and we’re still hopeful that that could get approved, but we have to be realistic about where we are with the timelines.”
“We share MLB’s sense of urgency and their continued preference for Oakland. Today’s statement makes clear that the only viable path to keeping the A’s rooted in Oakland is a ballpark on the waterfront,” Mayor Libby Schaaf said in a statement Tuesday.
The post SOURCE SPORTS: Oakland A’s Looking at Options for Relocation appeared first on The Source.


VDOT News - Northern Virginia
Michelle Holland 703-586-0487
Feb. 25, 2022
Overnight Lane Closures Planned on I-66 East in Dunn Loring Next Week, March 2-6, for Overhead Bridge Work
FAIRFAX – I-66 East approaching Cedar Lane in Vienna will be reduced to a single travel lane during the overnight hours next week, Wednesday, March 2, through Sunday, March 6. The nightly closures are necessary for continued installation of bridge beams for a new access ramp to the future I-66 Express Lanes along eastbound I-66. On Wednesday through Sunday nights, eastbound I-66 traffic will run in a single lane behind barrier on the old general-purpose lanes. This work is part of the Transform 66 Outside the Beltway Project.
Drivers traveling on I-66 these nights should expect delays and consider using alternate routes.
All work is weather dependent and will be rescheduled if inclement conditions occur.
Wednesday, March 2, through Sunday, March 6
I-66 East from just west of Cedar Lane to Gallows Road
- I-66 East will be reduced to a single travel lane nightly Wednesday and Thursday from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m.; Friday and Saturday from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m.; and Sunday from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m.
- All eastbound traffic will be directed into a single lane and diverted behind barrier onto the old eastbound general-purpose lanes each night.
- All lanes on I-66 East will reopen by 5 a.m. weekdays, and by 6 a.m. weekends.
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.


City of Fort Bragg Hires Interim Police Chief
Read the Press Release for Wednesday, January 15, 2020.
Fort Bragg is California History Section's City of the Month
Read the Press Release for Monday, December 16, 2019
Festividades Navideños 2019
Vea Comunicado de Prensa, 2 de Diciembre 2019
2019 Tree Lighting Ceremony and Events
See Press Release for Monday December 2, 2019
S. Harrison Street Temporary Road Closure
View the Press Release for Wednesday, January 8, 2020
Tree Trimming on Manzanita Street
There will be traffic control and possible road closures during tree trimming work scheduled for Monday June 24, 2019 and Tuesday June 25, 2019 on Manzanita Street. Please use alternate routes when possible.
Driftwood Removal at Noyo Beach
Individuals will be permitted to hand remove driftwood from Noyo Beach in preparation for this years fireworks display.
2019 CURE-IN-PLACE PIPE (CIPP) PROJECT ACTIVITY
Work is scheduled to begin on Tuesday, June 25, 2019 on the CIPP project to rehabilitate approximately 1.2 miles, of existing sewer pipe.
Water Line Flushing
View the Press Release for Friday, April 12, 2019


Mayoral Candidate – David Meates
Listens, Leads and Gets Results
David was happy to meet us anywhere along the Ōtākaro Avon River corridor as he sees the whole space as a fabulous asset to the city. He does not want to see this regeneration work push backed in fact he wants to see it speed up. Check out the full video for more.


|'Greenstreets' on North Denver|
I also read this article: "Community Livability Grant Nets Lents URA $65,000…Only a Fraction of Interstate URA Awards". We need to be pulling money into our neighborhood! We need it just as much, or more, as the Interstate Urban Renewal Area.
Maybe a great goal can be to apply for PDC's Community Livability Grant next year?
We can do it...Yes, we can. (Can I get an Amen?)
I know, most of us are spread thin right now with important projects, so it's tough to imagine adding to the list. (Foster Improvements, Survey Project, Our Happy Block, Arleta Triangle...the list could go on an on....) But maybe we can get the ball rolling and begin the conversation....
That's all for now.
Please email me (Terah Beth) if you want to be added to the 72nd Avenue Mainstreet" Group
- Terah Beth Varga, Vice Chair - not an author, by any means
The Little Neighborhood That Could
(Kenton Streetscape Improvement Video)
Article about Green Streets in Kenton's Biz District


NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — WeGo Public Transit will begin a new service plan as Nashville continues to reopen amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Officials said modifications to service began in late March in response to the Safer-at-Home order so that people could still use essential transportation.
There will be additional frequency on the following routes to allow for social distancing.
- 8 8th Ave South
- 18 Airport
- 23 Dickerson Pike
- 50 Charlotte Pike
- 76 Madison
There will be more trips from Downtown to the mid-point of each route, operating about 10-15 minutes between 6 a.m. and 6 p.m. on the following routes:
- 22 Bordeaux – additional trips to and from Central and Clarksville & 25th
- 55 Murfreesboro Pike – additional trips to and from Central and Thompson Lane. Buses for these additional trips will depart from Bay 17
- 52 Nolensville Pike – additional trips to and from Central and Walmart
- 56 Gallatin Pike – additional trips to and from Central and Madison Library. Buses for these additional trips will depart from Bay 14
Routes not mentioned above will operate on the Saturday+ schedule put into effect in late March.
Officials said The Riverfront Station will reopen on Monday, June 1 for WeGo Star passengers.
Stay with News 2 for continuing coverage of the COVID-19 Pandemic.


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County Planning Board Meeting – Cancelled
November 17, 2021 @ 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
There were no referrals for the month of November, so this meeting is no longer being held. Our next planning board meeting is scheduled for December 15th.
The Regular County Planning Board Meeting will be held on the third Wednesday of each month unless a notification is made to change this at 7PM via Zoom meeting due to COVID-19 restrictions. If these restrictions are lifted the meetings will be held at the Crossroads Center. Request Zoom link information by contacting firstname.lastname@example.org


Precast concrete is a long-lasting, durable material that, when used to manufacture planters, enables them to age pleasingly over time without compromising on product performance. Concrete planters made by SVC exhibit the best in both functional performance and aesthetic beauty.
Built strong and sturdy and designed to last for many years, SVC’s reinforced concrete planters are popular for commercial landscape applications and are available in round and rectilinear options. They have been featured in many prominent areas around Melbourne and are proven to have outstanding durability – SVC planters supplied to the City of Melbourne in the late ‘70s are still in place and maintaining excellent condition.
Planters as Bollards
Aside from their primary function of housing plants and greenery, large format concrete planters can also function as subtle security barriers for pedestrian spaces. Due to their weight and structural integrity, they are an imposing and effective deterrent to drivers, and demonstrate less of a ‘fortress-style’ aesthetic in comparison to typical safety bollards.


Detours & Info
The City of Tulsa is working on a number of projects to improve our overall street system. These projects often require our bus routes to be re-routed around the construction zones. In addition, these construction zones sometimes change as the projects progress. All of this makes it challenging for us to keep you up to date on the most current route information. We appreciate your understanding and patience as we do our best to detour around these ongoing street projects.
Route 201| Due to construction
(through July 31th)
- 201 to DT: The bus will turn left on Utica, right on Latimer, right on Peoria to route.
- 201 from DT: The bus will turn right on Peoria, left on Latimer, left on Utica to route.
Route 310 | Due to construction
(through July 30th)
- 310 SB: The bus will turn left on 71st, right on Mingo, left on 81st to route.
Route 140 | Intermittent detour due to construction
This detour will be in effect when 11th St bridge is closed
140 to DAS: The bus will turn left on Peoria, right on 13th, right on Frankfort to route.
140 from DAS: The bus will continue on Cincinnati, turn left on 13th, Left on Peoria, right on 11th to route
Route 401 & 460 | Due to construction near TCC
(through June 30th)
Buses will enter and exit TCC from the South Campus entrance
Route 401 | Due to construction along 36th St N
401 Outbound and Inbound: The bus will take Garrison instead of Hartford Ave.
Route 490 | Due to construction at 51st & Union
(through December 31st)
490 WB: The bus will turn left on Union, right on 49th St to route.
490 EB: The bus will turn left on Tacoma, right on W. 51st to route.