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Keeping with our current focus on planning matters. Woking Borough Council contain the container problem of a posh hotel. Read Local Democracy Reporter Emily Coady-Stemp’s report here.
A Surrey mansion hotel has been given three months to remove from its land two shipping containers being used for storage. Gorse Hill Hotel, near Woking, applied for a lawful development certificate for the containers in January but the application was refused.
Image: Gorse Hill Hotel. Credit: Darren Pepe
The containers, which according to council documents are being used to store tables, chairs and other hotel equipment, have been in place for more than three years.
A meeting of Woking Borough Council’s planning committee on Tuesday (September 6) voted to issue an enforcement notice saying the containers must be removed.
The hotel and conference centre, in Hook Heath Road, is described on its website as “an elegant mansion house hotel [in a] peaceful location, surrounded by expansive manicured gardens”. The Grade II listed building, which was once private house, was built in 1910 and has since been extended. Bed and breakfast at the hotel starts at £124 per night.
The borough council first received a complaint about the two containers in December 2021. Both the neighbour complaining and the hotel’s own subsequent application for the containers said they have been in place since May 2019. Each of the two storage containers measures 6m long x 2.4m wide x 2.5m tall.
According to council documents, in its application for the containers in January, the hotel said they did not amount to development, because they were “ancillary to the site’s use”, did not comprise a “building” operation or constitute a material change in use of the land.
The application was rejected by the council because the “degree of permanence” of the containers, along with their size and each being fixed to the ground through their own weight, meant they counted as buildings according to planning legislation, and therefore planning permission was required.
The council’s senior planning enforcement officer visited the hotel on May 16, when the containers were still being used and had not been moved.
Gorse Hill Hotel has not responded to a request for comment at the time of publication.


The Square, Blockley, England
On The Square in Blockley, England, opposite the Church of St. Peter and St. Paul, are these two buildings separated by Bell Bank which runs up the hill.
The start of High Street is to the left of the left building. Bell Lane starts to the right of the right building, the former Bell Inn.
Photo copyright Allan Taylor, Sep 2000; upload and description by Lucy McCoy, May 29, 09, Blockey site, MyFamily.com; used by permission.


Weather permitting, a section of Constitution Trail in Peoria is scheduled for re sealing Friday, September 14th. The portion of the trail affects is about 500 feet beginning east of the Linden Street bridge to Grandview. This portion of the trail will be CLOSED from 6am to noon to allow the coating to be applied and dry.
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Cape Girardeau PD releases traffic plans for SEMO District Fair
CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo. (KFVS) - The Cape Girardeau Police Department announced traffic plans for the SEMO District Fair.
They say “no parking” signs will placed around Arena Park on Friday, September 8. The signs will be enforced starting at 6 a.m. on Saturday, Sept. 9. Any vehicles parked in a “no parking” or “restricted parking” area will be towed and a traffic ticket may be issued.
In addition, they say “no parking” signs will be placed at Capaha Park, North West End Blvd. and Perry Ave. on Friday to restrict parking for the parade on Saturday.
The parade will begin at 9:30 a.m.
Police say Capaha Park will be closed starting at 6 a.m. and only vehicles used in the parade will be allowed inside the park. You may drop off parade participants at the intersection of West End Blvd. and Normal St. at the park entrance.
Parade entries must enter Capaha Park from Broadway and Perry. No southbound traffic will be allowed at Perry and Dunklin. Those who drive around barricades may be ticketed.
West End Blvd. will be closed between Broadway and Normal Streets at 7 a.m. so the parade can form. Broadway west of West End Blvd., Kingshighway between Broadway and Cape Rock Drive, and Kingshighway from Hopper to Kiwanis will be closed during the parade.
According to police, parking at police headquarters, 2530 Maria Louise Lane, and the municipal court, 2536 Maria Louise Lane, is for official police or court business only from September 9-16. Violators will be towed and a traffic ticket may be issued.
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The below roadworks have been scheduled as part of Council’s road works program. These works involve mill and asphalt overlay of the entire section between The Crescent and Burlington Road and heavy patching works between Burlington Road and Abbotsford Road.
When: Thursday 2 April – Tuesday 7 April 2020 (weather permitting) from 7am – 5pm.
Where: Meredith Street, Homebush (from The Crescent to Abbotsford Road)
During the works, the affected areas will be barricaded and signposted accordingly and it is imperative that these arrangements are adhered to at all times. Council appreciates your co-operation.
Please find below attachment for more information.


Where can I park for Freedom Festival Events?
The Freedom Festival prides itself on offering events all throughout the corridor at different venues.
Parking varies depending on the event and venue. Handicapped parking will always be designated near the entrances.
Typically for our larger events, we will have golf carts available to help transport individuals to and from the parking areas.


Healthy Achievement 5k
Saturday, June 17, 2017 - 7:00am – 11:00am
Routes: 2, 16, 19
On Saturday, June 17, 2017, the Health Acheivement 5k will take place from 7:00 am to 11:00 am. The above routes will be on detour for the duration of the race. Morehead St., S. Tryon St, Mint St, & several streets in the vicinity will be impacted.


The major works for the Ti'nu Apartment Housing Project are now complete. During the warranty period there may occasionally be contractors on site. There will also be some final landscaping work done next spring. Past construction updates can be viewed at email updates (PDF).
On June 24, 2019, Banff town council received an update on the success of the Tin'nu Apartment Complex housing.
Ti'nu is fully occupied, however, apartments will become
available from time to time. The Banff Housing Corporation will continue to take applications and keep approved applications on a waiting list. To apply, complete the application form available on the Housing page and submit it in person at the Banff Housing Corporation office on site at Ti'nu, 547 Coyote Lane, unit 2106. The office is open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays.


March Transportation Commission meeting scheduled for Monday, March 6
The Oklahoma Transportation Commission’s monthly meeting is scheduled for 11 a.m. Monday, March 6, in the R.A. Ward Transportation Building, 200 N.E. 21st St., Oklahoma City. Members of the public and media are invited to attend or watch the livestream video online.
Items to be addressed at the meeting:
- Secretary of Transportation and ODOT Executive Director Tim Gatz and commissioners will welcome newly appointed At-Large Commissioner Michael Junk.
- Secretary Gatz will update commissioners on an $800,000 emergency bridge repair the US-412/I-244 bridge to Tisdale Expressway in Tulsa.
- Commissioners will be briefed on the department's partnership with HALO (Hydrogen in Arkansas, Louisiana and Oklahoma) and the Oklahoma Secretary of Energy and Environment's hydrogen hub efforts.
- Commissioners are expected to vote on whether to award several contracts, among them, a combined estimated $40 million in resurfacing projects statewide, including US-69 in Muskogee and Atoka counties and a resurfacing project on I-40 in Oklahoma City from the John Kilpatrick Turnpike east three miles.
The full agenda may be viewed here.
To watch the commission meeting video livestream:
- Ustream (Turn up the volume on your computer or other device and on Ustream)
- The meeting also will be recorded, captioned and available to the public online later.
The commission, a nine-member panel appointed by the governor and legislative leaders to oversee the state’s transportation development, awards project contracts for road and bridge construction on a monthly basis.


Swindon Borough Council
Section 14 – The Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984
Temporary Road Closure for Draycot Close, Draycot Foliat, Chiseldon
This Order is being introduced to allow for Thames Water works and will prohibit vehicles from proceeding on Draycot Close.
Traffic to be diverted via Copse Drove at Ogbourne St George, Castle Street, Aldbourne, B4192 West Street to Liddington Warren, The Ridgeway and vice versa
The Order will come into force on the 25 August 2022 for 6 months but it is anticipated the road closure will take place on the 25 to 27 August 2022 only.
Strategic Transport and Infrastructure
1 July 2022
For further information please contact 01793 463040 quoting reference STR000372.


This page shows links to useful information in and around the village including any planning applications and Salisbury Plain training exercises.
The works involve carriageway repairs in preparation for Surface Dressing works in the summer.
Due to the nature of the required works and the local environment, the works are to be carried out within a temporary road closure, to ensure that adequate health and safety is maintained for local residents and the Contractor.
The works will commence:
Boreham Road, Warminster SD0301-0004 Diversionary Signing
Carriageway repairs take place 05/04/2017-07/04/2017 between the hours of 07:00 and 18:00
Surface Dressing takes place 08/04/2017 – 09/04/2017 between the hours of 07:00 and 18:00
Bradley Road, Warminster SD0302-0004 Diversionary Signing
Carriageway repairs take place 09/05/2017 for one day between the hours of 07:00 and 18:00
Village meeting: Next meeting Wednesday 26th April 2017 at 7.30pm
Agenda to follow but a very important agenda item will be the proposal that we apply to the Council for a precept on the rates


Smokin Ink, 162 S. Fifth Avenue, is expected to open early next week after it got the green light Tuesday at the West Bend Plan Commission meeting.
It’s been a bit of a long road for the corner tattoo and body piercing establishment. Last month the Common Council twice denied shop owner Travis Nyholm a conditional use permit after some questions came up during a background check.
During this week’s meeting the Plan Commission approved a conditional use permit for Christina Sergeant.
“This is exciting and a lot to take in but I’m excited for it,” she said. “New shop, new area, new clients – I can’t wait to open.”
Smokin Ink is in the corner storefront at Walnut and Fifth Avenue; that location was previously home to Hometown Talents & Treasures, John’s Photography on Main and Mehring’s Fish Market.


PennDOT says 75 state-owned bridges will be posted with new or lowered weight restrictions to ensure safety and slow the deterioration of the bridges.
Last Thursday, PennDOT Secretary Barry Schoch authorized new or added weight restrictions on 1,000 structurally deficient bridges statewide.
Thirty-six other bridges in the District 8 area covering Adams, Cumberland, Dauphin, Franklin, Lancaster, Lebanon, Perry and York counties will also see restrictions.
PennDOT will begin posting new weight limits on these bridges as soon as Thursday.
Notifications to school-bus operators, emergency service providers, and other local officials will begin today. Posting on local bridges will take place at a later date after PennDOT discusses these changes with local bridge owners.
To view the bridges with new or lowered weight restrictions visit the PennDOT homepage at http://www.dot.state.pa.us and click on “Bridge Information.”


The 2013 Rhubarb Festival in Aledo, Illinois will close some parking in the area.
The Central Park parking lot will be closed to all vehicles from Thursday, June 6, until the end of the event on Saturday.
No parking signs, orange cones, and barricades will be used to designate no parking areas. Vehicles parked in “no parking areas” are subject to towing if the owner cannot be located.
The Aledo Police Department said last year they received complaints about bicycle riders and skateboarders in congested areas. Police are asking them not to ride in congested or crowded areas.
Police also ask that pet owners keep their dogs on a leash and to not allow them in the Central Park area, Court House area, or the children’s area.
The Rhubarb Fest features over 3,000 homemade pies for sale, thousands of rhubarb seeds will be given away, and rhubarbs will be available for sampling. Crafts, music, and entertainment will also be showcased in the downtown.


Date Issued: 11/14/16
Date Due: 12/15/16
Sealed Bids for the construction of the Waxhaw Sewer Improvements will be received by Union County at the office of the Union County Procurement Division, 500 North Main Street, Suite 709, Monroe, North Carolina 28112-4730 until 2:00 p.m. local time on December 15, 2016, at which time the Bids received will be publicly opened and read. The Project consists of 860 feet of 8-inch sewer, 10 manholes, service connections, television inspections, restorations and all appurtenances. The project site is located in the Town of Waxhaw.


116 West Dayton Hill Road
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|Located on Northfield Road. This park includes a hardball fields, basketball court and playground equipment. 3.5 acres
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This open house was active from May 14-30 2021. Information on this website may no longer be current. Email us for more information.
We will complete project design early next year. The right-of-way acquisition process will begin late summer. A right-of-way agent will notify property owners and work with them to obtain necessary right-of-way and/or easements. More information is available in the Acquiring Land for Highways and Other Public Projects brochure.
Construction is planned for summer 2022 through spring 2023, depending on the completion of design and the right-of-way process.
Please let us know on the Comment Table (Table 8) if you have questions about right-of-way or any other aspect of the project.


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CONEXPO 2017 was set in fast-growing Las Vegas, where the Nevada Dept. of Transportation, 100 years old this year, “has $3 billion in road projects underway in Clark County alone,” said Tony Illia, NDOT public information officer.
Already enjoying an active market, design firms are anxiously awaiting the Trump administration’s pro-business laws and regulations that promise to sustain or even increase opportunities.
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Rabwah â€“ Poor Condition of Roads
Unfortunately citizens of Rabwah are facing poor conditions of roads since many years. Almost all the roads in the city have been ruined. Instead of overcoming on this matter people of Rabwah are facing worst conditions than before with the passage of time. As a result of these problems many accidents are happening daily. It also causes severe damage to vehicles. Because of not having proper roads citizens of Rabwah are bearing terrible traffic problems which results in getting late and not reaching on timeÂ especially when we have to move any patient from home to hospital. Present situation has become distressing and unbearable. It is requested to concerned Government authorities to please take necessary action as soon as possible . Having proper roads is a fundamental right of the citizens.


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August 20, 2011, 11am PDT
Now that Gov. Perry has declared his candidacy for President, the Houston Chronicle has begun a series of articles to spotlight how infrastructure has fared under the state's longest serving governor. Transportation is the focus of the first report.
January 8, 2009, 5am PST
Plans for a broad statewide highway project known as the Trans-Texas Corridor have been abandoned by state officials.


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President of Azerbaijan
Ilham Aliyev has today opened a pedestrian overpass in the Airport circle-Zugulba highway in Khazar region, AzerTAj state news agency reported.
Then, President Ilham Aliyev inaugurated the Bina road junction in the Heydar Aliyev International Airport-Zugulba highway.
President Ilham Aliyev also cut the ribbon symbolizing opening of the road junction and met with builders. The Head of State opened a pedestrian underpass in the Airport circle-Zugulba highway in Khazar region.
President Ilham Aliyev cut the ribbon symbolizing opening of the Airport road junction.
The same day President Ilham Aliyev inaugurated Central Dispatcher Service of Bakuelektrikshebeke and substation.
Photo - The official website of the President of Azerbaijan


Wagonwheel Terrace, on the west side of North Moore Road, will have alternating lane closures daily from 7 a.m. until 5:30 p.m. on Monday, Dec. 5, and Tuesday, Dec. 6, for water line construction. Read on...
The City of Hot Springs, in response to a possible referendum of the needed water rate increase to support the water bond, will place a temporary suspension of all new water connections if and when verified signatures are submitted for the referendum. Read on...
Pratt Street, between Hawthorne and Orange streets, will be closed from 5 - 8 p.m. on Sunday, Dec. 4, for an event. Read on...
24/7 Action LineIn today’s digital communication age, citizens expect prompt, accurate, and complete information on city services and events. Public Information, as the communications link between citizens and city government, handles more than 25,000 public inquiries per year. It operates a 24-hour Action Line, 501-321-6808, for citizen convenience. You can also submit an online General Inquiries and Service form.
Dial the Action Line any time of day or night to record your message. The next business day, it will be forwarded to the proper city department for action.


Bland Shire Council’s Integrated Planning & Reporting (IPR) Framework: Your Vision – Our Future, Bland Shire 2017-2027 strategic documents are now on public exhibition and all residents of the Bland Shire are invited to comment.
The Community Strategic Plan is supported by the following draft documents and your comments are now invited:
- DRAFT Combined Delivery Program and Operational Plan 2017-2021, including Annual Budget
- DRAFT 2020-2021 Revenue Policy including fees and charges
Copies of the documents can be viewed on this page or copies can be provided by contacting Council on: 02 6972 2266 or email: firstname.lastname@example.org
Comments will be received up until 5pm, Friday 5 June 2020 via the form below, in writing to PO Box 21, West Wyalong, NSW 2671 or via email to email@example.com
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Enormous congratulations to Pop Place member Rachel Barber for publishing her first academic peer reviewed journal article in Wellbeing, Space and Society! Rachel is a co-author on a fascinating study that examines the socio-spatial dimensions of school closures and neighbourhood change in Ontario, Canada. The authorship team is led by the wonderful Dr. Patricia Collins (Queen’s University) along with Rachel, Dr. Jeff Masuda (University of Victoria), and Queen’s University School of Urban and Regional Planning alum Gabrielle Snow.
Best news yet: the paper is open access so it is available to everyone! You can find it here.


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Without sufficient funding for brand-new pickleball fields, Johnson and Teddy Hamilton, the club’s former president, worked to come up with the conversion proposal, which cost around $ 20,000 for paint and nets.
“Once we got the buzz and said, ‘Hey we got this proposal, we really think it could really work out’, damn it, it spread like wildfire at that point and we were able to get people to help donate, ”said Johnson. “All we needed was these ‘yeas’, these city and county approvals, and off we went. “
Albemarle supervisor Bea LaPisto-Kirtley said she and supervisor Donna Price “run over” Councilors Lloyd Snook and Michael Payne during a pickleball game at the Palooza.
LaPisto-Kirtley said she had only heard from two area residents who questioned the conversion.
“We still want tennis and hopefully we can build more tennis courts and more pickleball courts in the future, but there is certainly a growing need for pickleball,” he said. she declared.
Smith said the cricket ground, mainly used by the Charlottesville Cricket Club, in the park was created in the same way and also submitted to the Darden Towe Park committee.
“They voted that it would be a good use to follow all the community’s needs and demand and try to provide as many different opportunities as possible for the community,” she said.


Lyminster bypass plan '˜mystifying'
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I too am ‘mystified’ with the council’s original bypass plan for Lyminster.
The original, now withdrawn proposal, where the new bypass was to join a small 900m stretch of Lyminster Road (A284) before it joins the congested Crossbush junction does not appear to be a sustainable solution to provide a suitable highway network for a North Littlehampton development.
This ‘forgotten link’ is regularly congested, has had several accidents in the past few years and is dangerous for pedestrians and cyclist.
Surely the council is moving one congested area (the train junction at Wick) up the new bypass to the already congested Crossbush junction along a narrow 900m stretch of road.
I hope the council is reconsidering how they could spend millions on a bypass to join an old road to an already congested Crossbush junction.
Surely this new bypass should join directly to the A27 giving Littlehampton a network suitable for its economic plans.
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“Does anyone restrict people from protesting? We left those years behind,” Kakha Kaladze, the Mayor of Tbilisi, said in response to a question about upcoming protest rally.
Kaladze noted that “there are bulk of spaces where people have the opportunity to protest and nobody will stop them to do so.”
The Mayor also commented on the rehabilitation process in front of the Parliament building in Tbilisi.
“We had problems with infrastructure projects during a pandemic. Due to the existing reality, the works could not be carried out at the usual pace. Today, the works have been restored and this area will be completely renewed by the end of July,” said Kakha Kaladze.


On November 16th, Rahm Emanuel announced that the City had chosen AECOM, a multi-billion dollar design firm to build the Cop Academy. AECOM has a history of over-spending on public infrastructure projects, and has even been sued by the US and Australian governments for fraud. You can read more about them here or watch a short video here.
Then, on January 23rd, Rahm Emanuel introduced an ordinance to approve the design/build contract with AECOM to City Council (O2019-1154). It was then referred to the BUDGET COMMITTEE, where it must be approved, then sent back to full City Council for a final vote.
On January 23rd, a zoning change ordinance (O2019-374) was also introduced to City Council, which must be approved before they can begin construction. That was referred to the ZONING COMMITTEE, where it must be approved, then sent back to full City Council for a final vote.
No Committee meetings have yet been scheduled for February or March, and the next full City Council meeting is not until March 13th, 2019. This means the FINAL votes can happen on March 13th at the earliest.
We will update this page if/when any committee meetings are scheduled.
In the meantime, we encourage all supporters to continue to engage current aldermen to agree to stall any votes (committee or full City Council) on the cop academy until after the new Mayor and Council are sworn in. Especially incumbents who sit on the Budget or Zoning committees. We offer a packet of resources with different ways to approach and engage aldermen to anyone who signs up here.


DART Rider Alerts
Effective Date: 3/23/2012
Temporary Parking Restrictions at Arapaho Center Station, Fri and Sat, Mar 23-24On Friday, March 23, and Saturday, March 24, 2012, a number of the parking spaces at Arapaho Center Station will be unavailable due to preparation for a special event.
Alternate parking space will be available at Spring Valley Station, located just 1.5 miles south on Spring Valley Road between Greenville Ave. and U.S. Highway 75.
For additional assistance, please contact your DART Station Monitor on duty inside the transit center. Thanks for riding DART.
Current Rider Alerts:
- Notice of Street Closure: Ewing Ave. between Morrell Ave. & Clarendon Drive, Effective September 19-20
- Current Route Detours (Effective for routes 1, 12, 26, 29, 60, 206, 234, 278, 378, 405, 488, 500, 507, 521, 525, 535, 553)
- Construction to Remove Route 401 Bus Stops on MacArthur Between SH 183, Grauwyler, Effective September 8, 2014
Other Customer Information:
DART Rail Construction Alerts


Smith House, 120 Adair Street, Savannah, Chatham County, GA
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120 Adair Street, Savannah, GA
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Documentation compiled after 1933.
Survey number HABS GA-2278
Building/structure dates: 1915 initial construction
For additional written historical and descriptive information, please see entry for the Wagner Heights Neighborhood, HABS No. GA-2276.
Significance: The Smith House is historically significant in the areas of architecture and community development. Architecturally, it is an example of a house type represented frequently in the Wagner Heights neighborhood. It also contributes to an understanding of early twentieth century urban development due to its role in the Wagner Heights neighborhood.
Historic American Buildings Survey (Library of Congress)
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VIEW OF THE SMITH HOUSE FROM THE NORTHEAST FACING SOUTHWEST.
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Kirkby Overblow, Bramham, Thorp Arch (36 miles)
Hornbeam, Leadhall Lane, Burn Bridge, across A61, Walton Head Lane, Kirkby Overblow, Sicklinghall, Wetherby, L after mini roundabout into Crossley St, R onto North St, cycle path parallel to Boston Rd to Wattle Syke roundabout, West Woods Rd to Bramham, over A1(M), R onto Paradise Way, (after Aberford Rd take cycle path parallel to Paradise Way to memorial), L onto Spen Common Lane, R onto Toulson Lane, L into Rudgate, L onto A659 and L into Bar Lane to Clifford. R into Cinder Lane to Boston Spa. Over bridge to Thorp Arch, R along Church Causeway and cycle path to Cafe in Thorp Arch Trading Estate. Back via cycle path to Wetherby, Kirk Deighton, North Deighton, Spofforth, Follifoot, Rudding Lane to Showground and Harrogate.


If your neighbor didn’t clean his sidewalk by 11 a.m. Monday, he can be fined up to $350.
If you’re as angry as this Park Slope resident at neighbors and local businesses whose adjacent sidewalks remain un-shoveled after the weekend’s historic blizzard, Mayor Bill de Blasio is on your side.
The mayor promised to crack down on businesses caught in violation at a press conference Monday morning.
“You have an obligation to shovel out enough of your sidewalk so people can pass,” de Blasio said. “We’re going to definitely be focusing today on business that aren’t doing that — we will be applying fines to any business that does not shovel out.”


Footway between High Street and Wells Road, and Market Street and Wells Road, Eastleigh
Temporary closure of footway
CITY OF SOUTHAMPTON (HERBERT WALKER AVENUE & WEST QUAY ROAD) (ROAD CLOSURE & TEMPORAY TAXI RANK) (061-67) TEMPORARY TRAFFIC REGULATION ORDER 2016
The effect of the Order will be to close Herbert Walker Avenue and West Quay Road.
THE BOROUGH OF FAREHAM (GOSPORT ROAD & QUAY STREET) (ROAD CLOSURE & TEMPORARY SUSPENSION) TEMPORARY TRAFFIC REGULATION ORDER 2016
Temporary Road Closure is required to allow maintenance works to the railway viaduct.
CITY OF SOUTHAMPTON (HIGHFIELD ROAD & KHARTOUM ROAD) (ROAD CLOSURE) (068-67) TEMPORARY TRAFFIC REGULATION ORDER 2016
The effect of the Order will be to close Highfield Road and Khartoum Road in phases.
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A-1060 Vienna / Austria
Local Map of the area (E163/Divison MC is located in the upper left corner)
You can enter the campus area Getreidemarkt from several directions - Getreidemarkt, Lehargasse and Gumpendorferstrasse. Every building has a building code (written in big white letters on buildings) like BA, BB, BC... research division MC is located in building BC (also named "Lehartrakt"), 3rd floor. Porters/security staff is located in building BA ground floor, if you need guidance or help.
The campus area is reachable by public transport: underground lines U1, U2, U4, tram, busses. Please visit the official City Map application at http://www.wien.gv.at/stadtplan/en/ or Google Maps for details.
If you visit us by car - there is an underground car park in/beneath building BC, you enter it from Lehargasse (official car park address is Lehargasse 4, in case you use a car navigation system). Attention - Lehargasse is a one way street, you can only enter it from Gumpendorferstrasse or Linke Wienzeile->Millöckergasse.
Please note, the whole inner city area is a short-term parking zone (tickets availabe at shops called "Trafik") and some areas are reserved for residents only - dont park your car in areas marked with a sign that reads "ausgen. Fahrzeuge mit Parkkleber für den X. Bezirk". X=number of one of Viennas districts. See Example.


JPD Striping has been striping parking lots since 2007. We have 8 striping machines, 2 trailers and 2 trucks. We are capable of striping any size parking lot, from 20 spaces to 10,000 spaces. We have a large selection of stencils on hand and the capability to produce any custom design logo or stencil. We also install all signage required in parking lots.


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|Land Size||1.65 Acres|
Two (2) single-tenant industrial warehouse buildings are available for sale. Located adjacent to Page Field Airport in the South Fort Myers submarket. The front building (2485) is currently occupied by a long-term tenant. Zoned light industrial.
The information contained herein is from sources deemed reliable, but is subject to errors, omissions, and withdrawal without notice.


Town of Lima, Sheboygan County, Wisconsin
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGS
The Town of Lima Board of Appeals will meet on Monday, June 28, 2021, at 7:00 P.M. at
Lima Town Hall located at N3689 CTH I to hold this public hearing:
On request of Matthew R & Erica D Strait-Lammers for a variance allowing the construction of a detached 30' X 24'garage to replace an existing garage on their property located on W4406 Church Rd. The proposed addition would have a 40' setback from the centerline and an 8' setback from the side lot line. Current town ordinance requires a minimum centerline setback distance of 60' and minimum side lot line distance of 10'.
The Town of Lima Planning Commission will meet on Monday, June 28, 2021, at
7:30 P.M. at Lima Town Hall located at N3689 CTH I to hold this public hearing:
On request of property owner, Morning Dawn LLC - Dawn Thiel, and intended buyer, Peter J Frank Jr, for a Conditional Use permit to operate a Grocery Store located at N3125 State Hwy 32 - parcel #59008098860, .23 acres, zoned M-1.
The Planning Commission will submit recommendations to the Town Board for final action at its July 12, 2021 meeting at 7:30 P.M.
All interested persons will be given an opportunity to state their opinions on this matter at the appropriate hearing.
Dated this 7th day of June, 2021
Karen Pohl, Clerk/Treasurer
NOTICE OF OPEN ASSESSMENT ROLL
Open Book at Lima Town Hall June 14, 2021 3:00pm–5:00pm (CANCELLED) - see more information
NOTICE OF BOARD OF REVIEW
Notice is hereby given that the Board of Review for the Town of Lima, Sheboygan County, Wisconsin, shall
hold its first meeting on June 28, 2021, from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM
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Ourtown Road construction.
See more information.
Sheboygan County COVID-19 Status Update
Updated daily about 3PM
Parking on Town Roads - Section 5.07 Amendment
Lima Municipal Code
Parking Prohibited. No on-street parking from November 1 to April 1 between the hours of 6:00 P.M. to 6:00 A.M. in posted areas of Hingham and Gibbsville.
We envision the Town of Lima as an area dominated by agriculture in harmony with a strong natural resource base. Situated between the two communities of Sheboygan Falls and Oostburg, the town does and will continue to provide a safe, quiet country atmosphere with friendly people. To preserve and maintain its uniqueness, careful planning is essential for continued slow, managed growth.
The Town of Lima includes two unincorporated villages, Hingham and Gibbsville. Hingham established a church in 1860 and sawmill in the 1830’s. Gibbsville was founded in 1836 by three Gibbs brothers. The Gibbsville post office was established on December 21, 1846.
As of January 1, 2007, the Town of Lima had an estimated population of 2,962 and encompassed an area of approximately 22,900 acres. Known for its gently rolling, rural farmlands and country atmosphere, the Town is located in southeastern Sheboygan County, adjacent to the Town of Wilson to the east, Town of Holland to the south, Town of Lyndon to the west, Town of Sheboygan Falls to the north, Town of Sherman to the south-west and the Town of Plymouth to the north-west. The town of Lima is also adjacent to the Villages of Kohler to the north-east and Oostburg to the south-east, and the City of Sheboygan Falls to the north.


More than 800 people waiting for an allotment in Sutton
There are 'allot' of green-fingered people hoping to get their own patch of land in the borough.
More than 800 people are on the waiting list for an allotment in Sutton, a Freedom of Information request has revealed.
The 865 people are on one or more waiting lists for the borough's 2,400 allotments spread over 36 sites.
Sutton Council says there were no new allotments opened in 2011 or 2012 but it is working to open a disused site for disabled people.


Manchester land renovation by Highways England
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Highways England has completed the renovation of a derelict area of land in Greater Manchester as part of the agency's commitment to making the transport environment greener and more sustainable.
Work at the Irk Valley Additional Landscape Area site in north Manchester has been carried out in recent months by volunteers from Highways England in partnership with contractor Balfour Beatty Mott MacDonald.
It is located near junction 19 of the M60 at Middleton and was originally created as an area to block sound pollution from the carriageway for nearby residents.
However, in the years following, the site became increasingly run down and was also used to dispose of construction waste – making it an unsavoury place to visit that did little to improve the aesthetic appeal of the surrounding area.
All this has now changed though, as £14,000 has been invested by Highways England into redeveloping the site, ensuring it is now clean, safe and welcoming. Gates and fences at the site have all been repaired, while the ground has been treated for waterlogging and a full clean up has been carried out.
Highways England project manager John Lyssejko said: "Highways England is committed to the communities who live alongside our motorways as much as we are to the people who drive along them. And in our review of the operation of this site we were delighted to have had local people involved in helping to plan improvements to secure their enjoyment of the land for years to come.
"We have had a lot of positive feedback about the work from local people, including the efforts we have made to prevent it being used by motorcycle scramblers."
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Dumfries and Galloway CouncilLocal authority for the Dumfries and Galloway Council area
Valuation Roll Edit
"The Total Number of Non-Domestic Properties and Total Rateable Value in each Local Authority within each Assessor's Area plus All Scotland totals."
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MORAY COUNCIL (C12E DALLAS TO BRANCHILL ROAD, DALLAS) (FROM JUNCTION WITH B9010 TO BRANCHILL COTTAGE) TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURE) ORDER 2022
The Moray Council in exercise of the powers conferred upon it by Section 14(1) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 (as amended) and of all other enabling powers hereby makes the following Order:
This Order may be cited as “Moray Council (C12E Dallas to Branchill Road, Dallas (From junction with B9010 to Branchill Cottage) Temporary Road Closure) Order 2022.
The effect of this Order, which will come into operation from 15/08/2022 until 21/10/2022 will be to temporarily close the C12E Dallas to Branchill Road, Dallas
The temporary restriction has been imposed to allow The Moray Council to widen the carriageway and construct passing places.
A signed diversion route will be available via B9010 >> C12E >> Main Road, Dallas >> C12E.
Given under the seal of Moray Council on 19 July 2022
Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 (as amended)


K Ingleside Outbound Bus Bridge
Construction will take place on the K Ingleside Line in the outbound direction during the night of Saturday July 15. A bus bridge will serve outbound K Ingleside stops from 10 p.m. until end of service. Normal service will resume on Sunday morning.
Inbound to Embarcadero
There is no change to inbound service.
Outbound to Balboa Park Station
The Bus Bridge will serve outbound K Ingleside stops between West Portal Station and Balboa Park. Transfer to the K Shuttle at West Portal Station for stops on Junipero Serra and Ocean Avenue.


Matt Johnson for Select Board
Committed to Citizen Government
I'm running for Select Board because I believe that Concord’s rich history, natural beauty, dynamic local businesses and cultural vibrancy are no accident. They’ve been fostered through the committed efforts of our citizen government. We need strong leadership to continue to build on that legacy.
Concord faces challenges of affordability, environmental sustainability and resilience, traffic congestion, connectivity and the economic fragility of its village centers. I’m committed to tackling these issues. I’ll also seek ways to enhance the efficiency and transparency of our town government, working collaboratively with nearby towns, business leaders, local organizations and you, my neighbors.


Pueblo West Metropolitan District
63 E Spaulding Ave
Pueblo West, CO 81007
Pueblo West Metropolitan District Plans to Extend Pause on Accepting New Water Taps & Building Applications
[March 10, 2022 - Pueblo West, CO]-- The Pueblo West Metropolitan District Board will vote on Monday’s public Board of Directors meeting to decide whether to extend the pause for building applications for residential or commercial water taps until April 12, 2022. The Board has been gathering data that became available in the last ten days from RESPEC Engineering, FCS Financial consulting services, as well as our water attorney. The Board of Directors plan to take adequate time to review the report given from RESPEC consulting group with their recommendations prior to releasing a definitive number of water taps Pueblo West Metro will release in order to continue responsible growth. With the information we now have, the District feels confident that growth will continue responsibly.
The Pueblo West Metro Board initially voted to pause issuing new water taps in January 2022.
In order to be transparent, a public meeting will take place on March 28, 2022 at 5pm to have a presentation from FCS consulting group with their recommendations and review of the data presented. The following meeting on April 11, 2022 will be to take action on the recommendations given to the board on March 28.
“The Board feels it’s in the best interest of the Pueblo West community to review all of the data and details we just received prior to rolling out a responsible growth plan,” said Doug Proal, Board President. “We have been working diligently with our water attorney as well as Chaffee County to define our water portfolio to include the Hill Ranch water the Metro District owns.”
This additional water to be added to our portfolio was studied and evaluated and included in the report the Board of Directors will review on March 28, 2022.
The information and data provided from theses consulting groups, will be available for residents to review prior to the meeting at pueblowestmetro.com/waterstudy
“Again, I want to reiterate to our community that continued growth in Pueblo West will come at the expense of the builders and developers, not our current residents,” said Doug Proal, Board President. “The board is adamant that we don’t want to sustain growth by increasing water rates for current residents but will work with rate increases as we did years before keeping residents in mind.”
Monday's Pueblo West Metropolitan District Board Meeting will be held at a temporary location at SonRise Church, 421 E Spaulding Avenue to accomodate for sound and space at 5pm, March 14, 2022.


The Governor of the State of Osun, Mr. Gboyega Oyetola has directed the State Ministry of Works and Transport to ensure they synergized with the Federal Ministry of Works & Housing to fix the bad portions of Idominasi junction and Oke Ayepe – National Open University of Nigeria along the Osogbo – Ilesa road within the next few weeks .
In the quest to comply to the executive order, the Speaker of the State House of Assembly, Rt. Hon. Timothy Owoeye who had earlier in the week raised concerns over the same road, the supervisor for works and transport, Engr. Remi Omowaiye and the honourable member representing Ilesa West state constituency, Hon. Wale Adedoyin with officials of federal ministry of works and housing inspected the road.
Addressing commuters who had thronged the 375meters Idominasi dilapidated portion on sighting the inspection team, the speaker assured the citizens that in no distant time, the contractor handling the road will return back to site, and solicited for little patience and understanding from the citizens. “We want the best for our citizens in all spheres of life, good health, good road, that’s why we are here on Sunday for this visit”, Owoeye told the people.
Also speaking, Engr. Omowaiye sympathized with users of the road, including himself. In his words, “I pass through this place everyday, we shall through the robust support and partnership we have started enjoying with the Federal Ministry of Works & Housing rehabilitate the bad portions on the Osogbo Ilesa road this month of October “, he said.
Omowaiye also used the avenue to reassure residents of Osun that the Oyetola led APC administration will not abandoned the Osogbo Iwo road rehabilitation, the weather condition with the heavy torrents of heavy rainfall have badly slow down the pace of work, which makes it absolutely impossible to carry out some mandatory engineering practice as required, we are also agitated by the deplorable condition of the road and we can only make a commitment to do a lasting job which will be durable and of quality standards. “Our people should please bear with us, we shall make alternative road passable while we fix this road”, Omowaiye concluded.


Construction at Vaibhav-Palghar Greens project started in April 2014 and has been going at a smooth pace. Vaibhav-Palghar Greens has 8 G+4 blocks – Ax1, Ax2, Ax3, Ax4, Ax5, Ax6, C1 and D1.
Construction of each block can be divided broadly in four stages: Excavation, Sub-structure (grade slab), Super-structure (ground floor to terrace), and Finishing (water proofing, tiles, kitchen works, lifts, etc.). Excavation is completed for Ax2 block and C1 blocks.
Vaibhav Palghar Roads
The main arterial road till Vaibhav Palghar Greens is complete and is open for vehicular traffic movements. Internal road work started in April 2014 and is on-going at a smooth pace.
- Internal road work – Road laying work is in progress till C1 Block.
- Main Road – Road is completed till entrance of Vaibhav Palghar Greens project.
Vaibhav Palghar Buildings
Here are the individual Block wise updates:
- Ax1 Block (Excavation) – Excavation completed, foundation work will start shortly.
- Ax2 Block (Excavation) – Excavation completed, foundation work is in progress.
- C1 Block (Excavation) – Excavation completed, foundation work is in progress.
Vaibhav Palghar Model Apartments
Fully furnished model apartments are ready and we encourage you to come and visit it and interact with us on-site.


Opponents at this idea described it as “catastrophic” for the environment, local community and hundreds of families. The government’s recommendation will be studied further and Parliament will vote in about a year. Even if approved, it will take years before construction begins. London Mayor Sadiq Khan was not content with this decision. He argued that Heathrow Airport actually already exposes the city to more aircraft noise than Paris, Frankfurt, Amsterdam, Munich and Madrid combined. London and southeastern England need more airport capacity to meet the growing demands of business travelers and tourists, aviation officials said. “A new runway at Heathrow is really fantastic news, especially as the country has waited nearly 50 years for this decision,” said Paul Drechsler, the president of the Confederation of British Industry.


Friday, June 19, 2015 (Halifax, NS) – The Halifax Regional Municipality is advising residents that beginning on Monday, June 22 and continuing until Wednesday, June 24, asphalt patching will take place on Main Avenue from Titus Street to the Bedford Highway.
Crews will be on site between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. Motorists can expect lane drops as well as stop-and-go traffic.
Drivers should expect delays in the area and are asked to use alternative routes whenever possible. The municipality apologizes in advance for any inconvenience this road work may cause.


The 352 Lawrence West night bus route will be extended, starting July 29. It will no longer turn around on South Station Street; instead, it will continue to Royal York Ave, then will loop around on Dixon. The TTC has extended the route on a trial basis to serve the Humber Heights community.
The 52 Lawrence West bus, which runs through the day, already goes past Royal York. No changes will be made to that route.


Public Hearings & Meetings
Questions about public hearings and meetings during the COVID-19 Public Health Emergency? Below are several items to help.
Executive Order 20-26 issued on Friday, May 1, continued virtual meetings until June 4 or unless extended by the Governor by a future order.
Greenwood – Board of Zoning Appeals Website Notice
Greenwood – Amended Board of Zoning Agenda
Greenwood – Notice of Public Hearing for Property Owners
Jeffersonville – Public Hearing Zoom Recording
Marion County – Notice of Virtual Hearing
Tweet from Matt Pleasant, Current Planning Administrator, Indianapolis Department of Metropolitan Development
Hey everyone. I just have to give a HUGE shout out to my team in Current Planning and @IndyDMD right now. We have held 5 meetings over the last 2 wks with full public hearing capability. Written, verbal, and visual testimony ALL WHILE STAYING HOME.
THIS IS CRAZY.
— Matt Pleasant (@MattPleasant) May 14, 2020


2019 Meeting Schedule
Board of Missaukee County
Meetings will be held at 1:00 p.m. on the second Wednesday of each month unless posted otherwise.
Meetings will be held at the Road Commission
1199 N. Morey Rd, Lake City, MI
Meeting dates are as follows:
CHANGED TO MARCH 20
This notice is posted in compliance with Public Act 267 of 1976, as amended, the Open Meeting Act, MCL 41.k72A, and the American with Disabilities Act.
BRINING & CONSTRUCTION
Brining in the county will begin on June 3 in the following order: Holland, Clam Union, Riverside, Richland, Lake, Reeder, Aetna, Butterfield, Enterprise, West Branch, Forest, Caldwell, Bloomfield, Pioneer and Norwich. It normally takes 2-3 weeks to brine the entire county. The Jennings Road safety project is scheduled to begin on June 10 and last for approximately 3 weeks. Jennings Road will be closed from Dickerson Road to LaChance Road. The detour route will be Dickerson Road south to M-55, west to LaChance Road, north to Rosted Road.
The Missaukee County Road Commission was established in 1928. The Missaukee County Road Commission has a three-member Board of Road Commissioners who are elected by the voters. The Missaukee County Board of Commissioners decides whether road commissioners are appointed or elected. Road Commissioners serve six-year terms. The terms are staggered so that all Commissioners are not up for re-election at the same time.
The county road system consists of both primary and local roads. Primary roads are generally paved roads that function as either minor or major collectors. The local road system consists of all other roads that are under the jurisdiction of the Missaukee County Road Commission. Currently we have 222 miles of Primary Roads and 634 Miles of Local Roads (including seasonal roads). In addition, the Missaukee County Road Commission maintains 132 Lane miles of State Trunkline under contract with the Michigan Department of Transportation.


April 2, 2019, 7:30 PM @ City Hall, Council Chambers, 2nd Floor
April 10, 2019, All Day @ City Hall, Conference room 3
April 10, 2019, All Day @ City Hall, Council Chambers, 2nd floor
April 11, 2019, 6:30 PM - 9:00 PM @ Oconomowoc Community Center
The City of Oconomowoc will host a Public Information Meeting on April 11th 2019 @ 6:30pm at the Oconomowoc Community Center to discuss the update of the City's Comprehensive Plan for 2050. This plan deals with land use, housing, transportation and more .... the City is looking for your feedback on growth. Come hear the consultants presentation and provide feedback.
April 16, 2019, 7:30 PM @ City Hall, Council Chambers, 2nd Floor
April 19, 2019, 7:00 AM
April 27, 2019, 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM @ Oconomowoc Memorial Hospital, Cancer Center
Safely dispose of all unwanted, unneeded or expired medications. Participants may dispose of solid, non-liquid medication(s) by removing the medication from it's container and disposing of it directly into a disposal box or into a clear sealable plastic bag. Blister packages are acceptable without the medications being removed. Liquids, creams and sprays must be in their original packaging.
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MCOSD Board Meeting Archives
This is the place to find The Marin County Open Space District (MCOSD) Board of Directors meeting minutes, agendas and meeting videos. We also identify links to important sites that provide video archives of other public meetings, project updates, and general information for the public. Please note that some public meetings hosted by Marin County Parks Department (i.e. Community Service Area meetings) are not video recorded. For agenda information, visit agendas/minutes.
Live video webcast of Board of Supervisors meetings.
Board of Supervisors meeting archive.
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TOWN OF KINNICKINNIC: 12/12/18 Plan Commission Meeting
Town of Kinnickinnic
Plan Commission Meeting
December 12, 2018 - 7:00pm
A Regular Meeting of the Plan Commission of the Town of Kinnickinnic will be held Wednesday, December 12, 2018 at 7:00 p.m. at the Town Hall, 1271 County Road J, River Falls.
I. CALL TO ORDER


MONTGOMERY, AL (WSFA) - Sports fans have something to get excited about in Montgomery.
Today, the mayor's sports commissioner announced that the Capital City will host championship football, baseball and softball games for The National Private School Athletic Association.
While it's a big deal for the area, the mayor says Montgomery is working on building a facility that will keep sporting events like these coming.
Cramton Bowl has seen it's share of action. City leaders wonder just how much more the stadium can take. Built in the early 1920's, Cramton Bowl is showing it's age. It is limiting the city to what events can be brought to town.
"It needs some uplifting if you will...not from a standpoint of the field..the field is fine...but the concessions, the seating and particularly the press box are," stated Montgomery Mayor Todd Strange.
Change is coming however. Along with updates to Cramton Bowl, the mayor wants to build a multi purpose indoor sports facility in order to attract indoor sporting events that would otherwise pass Montgomery by.
"Let's take the volleyball tournament we had a few months ago. We had about 70 teams here and it worked well in The Renaissance, but the problem is next year. They want to double that size and The Renaissance is not available and we don't have the exhibit space to put those teams...so we must have our own facility," added Mayor Strange.
These upgrades could cost the city 12 to14 million dollars. It's an investment that the mayor says will show others, no matter what the event, that the Capital City is ready to play ball.
The mayor also added that building a multi purpose facility would take about 15 months.


PRIME CORNER SITE FOR REDEVELOPMENT OR OWNER ...
47-49, Atkinson Avenue, Otahuhu, Auckland City
- Proposed Usage
- Floor Area
- 423.00 m²
- Property ID
PRIME CORNER SITE FOR REDEVELOPMENT OR OWNER OCCUPIER
The property is occupied by the bake-house with a lease expires in June 2018.
It presents a great opportunity for redevelopment as zoned Business Mixed Use under the Auckland Unitary Plan. Alternatively, this is great chance to secure the property for your own use.
The property was built in 1990's and is on a high visibility corner site with good access to the motorway. It has a small retail outlet and suitable office space to support the manufacturing operation.
It has walking distance to Mt Richmond School, educational operators (Childcare) should explore the opportunity.
• Freehold 1,032m² fee simple title with 423m² floor area (more or less)
• Currently trading as 'Classic Bakes' net rent $70,000 pa
• Zoned Mixed Use under the new Unitary Plan - option for further redevelopment
Call the listing agents for more information.


Corkagh Park, Clondalkin hosts a new urban outdoor market called the Urban Picnic starting this Saturday the 4th of September from 11am. The market will take place each Saturday in Corkagh Park from 11am to 5pm, and promises to have something for everyone to enjoy. Urban Picnic at Corkagh Park will have street food, crafts, and artisan produce with family entertainment planned as the weeks progress. These type of outdoor markets help promote the local community while enhancing the attraction of parks and tourism in the County.
Welcoming this new development, Mayor of South Dublin County Council, Cllr Peter Kavanagh said “This is great news for Corkagh Park, for Clondalkin, and is something the community has wanted for many years. I want to pay tribute to the councillors past and present who pushed for this market, and to the council officials who made it happen. The outdoor market promises to have hot food, coffee, sweets and treats, ice cream, artisan produce, crafts and more, as well as showcasing some up-and-coming food producers supported by the Local Enterprise Office South Dublin. The Council is trialing this new outdoor market in Clondalkin during September and October and I’d call on the local community to come out and support this worthwhile initiative. I know that I’ll be along at 11am on Saturday.”
Urban Picnic outdoor market in Corkagh Park, Clondalkin, Dublin 22 is being run on a trial basis between September and October, 2021. The market will operate in the designated area in the vicinity of the St. John’s Road area of the park on each Saturday commencing 4th September, 2021 and ending in October 2021. The outdoor market in Corkagh Park will promote local enterprise and develop a sense of community around the market by utilising where possible local producers, crafts people, and start-ups. This will include Local Enterprise Office South Dublin (LEO) start-up clients.
“LEO South Dublin is delighted with the opportunity to collaborate on this wonderful initiative by South Dublin County Council and the County Promotion Unit. Urban Picnic Market is a fantastic opportunity for our exciting new local food producers to showcase their new foods and who will furthermore benefit from the feedback from their local consumers attending the market. The LEO is a proud supporter of the growing number of highly innovative and diverse local food businesses in South Dublin and initiatives like Urban Picnic is a really exciting event for Clondalkin and wider local community”, said Tom Rooney, Head of Enterprise at Local Enterprise Office South Dublin. Urban Picnic will be located near the playground in Corkagh park, visible from the car park at St. John’s Entrance. There will be directional posters in place.


Please be advised that we are currently experiencing some technical difficulties with DA Tracking.
If the information you require is not available please contact Council’s Planning Department on (02) 6333 6111 or Email Council. Thank you for your patience.
Advertised Development Applications are available to view here.
Welcome to Bathurst Regional Council's online DA tracking system
The system allows easy online access to Development Applications, Construction Certificates, Complying Development Certificates and Section 82 D Reviews.
The online system applies to applications lodged after 1 July 2015.
More information on the application may be available by phoning Council's Environmental, Planning & Building Services Department on (02) 6333 6240.
To view previous development applications received prior to 1 July 2015 use the links below:-


Installation of a water main will cause delays in Mount Laurel, according to the township.
MOUNT LAUREL — Drivers on Centerton Road should expect to be rerouted and experience delays through early next month.
Roadwork — specifically installation of a new water main — is expected to impact evening traffic for the next two weeks.
Work will take place from 8 p.m. to 5 a.m., during which time Centerton Road will be closed from Chick-fil-A to Marne Highway, according to the township.
Drivers are encouraged to seek alternate routes, the township said in an advisory Tuesday.


DOWNTOWN FLOWER BASKETS INSTALLED JUST IN TIME TO LIVEN UP PARADES AND PRIDE FESTIVAL
Downtown Winnipeg – This past weekend, Pride festival-goers and downtown dwellers were delighted to see 102 beautifully arranged flower baskets installed along Portage Avenue, one of Winnipeg’s most iconic thoroughfares.
The Downtown BIZ recognizes the importance of creating unique spaces in our downtown that engages office workers, students and tourists; and image and cleanliness remains a top priority in doing so. The flower baskets aim to enhance the streetscape and breathe new life and interest in our city centre, providing a warm welcome for those visiting our downtown.
“The Portage Avenue hanging flower baskets were designed this year to complement the changing flavour and spirit of our downtown,” said Stefano Grande, Downtown BIZ Executive Director. “These flower baskets help make our downtown a vibrant and exciting place to be, and works in tandem with events like Pride Festival in creating a dynamic and inviting urban core we’re proud of. We want people to feel welcome here at the heart of our city!”
Downtown BIZ thanks Shelmerdine Garden Centre for these unique flower baskets, which showcase a colourful array of plants, from yellow, to purple to silver to lime green.
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Friday, June 24, 2016
ROCKVILLE -- The Carver Educational Services Center and a County site at 1000 Westmore Avenue will not be used for relocating school buses from the Shady Grove Bus Depot.
Montgomery County Executive Ike Leggett announced Thursday that public opposition to those sites being used to house more than 100 buses each influenced his decision to take Carver and Westmore off the table.
"Well, it's obvious we have a lot of contention about the sites and we need more time to get something before the public that is more acceptable," said Leggett...
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Chelsea are weighing their options regarding the redevelopment of Stamford Bridge.
The Blues’ 40,341-seat stadium is the smallest of the Premier League’s Big Six, while it is currently the ninth largest in the entire division.
The club has long sought to address this problem. Under the direction of Roman Abramovich, they considered redeveloping Battersea Power Station into a football stadium, while plans were also underway to demolish Stamford Bridge and build a modern 60,000-capacity arena on the same site.
While those plans never came to fruition under the Russian rule, current co-owners Todd Bohle and Clearlake are keen to overcome several hurdles in order to somehow present a new stadium.
Stamford Bridge is located in a narrow space in a built-up area in west London, close to the rail and metro links as well as the cemetery.
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According to the daily MailAnd Chelsea We hope to redevelop Stamford Bridge by 2030 at a cost that could exceed £2 billion – a steep price Boehly and Clearlake are prepared to pay.
They added that Boehly had informally discussed a temporary move down the road to Craven Cottage with Fulham owner Shahid Khan, and work on Stamford Bridge was expected to continue for at least four years.
It is suggested that while most of Chelsea’s games away from their spiritual home would be played at Craven Cottage, they could host larger matches at Wembley or Twickenham – the club has approached the RFU over the prospect of playing in the latter.
Fulham They themselves are at an advantage when it comes to playing at a rival’s home while the stadium is being redeveloped – they’ve spent two years at QPR’s Loftus Road while Craven Cottage has been refurbished to meet the Premier League standings.
Spurs also spent 18 months at Wembley while their new stadium was built on the site of the old White Hart Lane ground.


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AUBURN, Ind. (WFFT) - People will have a chance to weigh in on a proposed roundabout in DeKalb County next month.
Housing developers want the roundabout to go with a new subdivision at County Road 427 and County Road 11A just south of Auburn.
The meeting is Monday, February 4 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the DeKalb County Courthouse.
The meeting is informational only and no decision will be made.


Opened in time for the 1997 season, Joseph P. Riley, Jr. Park remains one of the premier atmospheres in Minor League Baseball. Named after the city’s longest-serving mayor, “The Joe” is the home of the RiverDogs and The Citadel baseball team.
The facility is named after the long-time former mayor of Charleston, Joseph P. Riley, Jr. Mayor Riley, an avid baseball fan. He is one of the city’s great promoters of the game of baseball, and despite his objections, city council voted unanimously to name the facility in his honor.
The facility is unique in several ways. Its uniqueness stems from the relationships fostered by the City of Charleston, the state of South Carolina (The Citadel) and a private enterprise (RiverDogs).
Riley Park was designed by Populous of Kansas City, MO., known primarily for their work at Oriole Park at Camden Yards (Baltimore), Jacobs Field (Cleveland) and Coors Field (Denver), among many others.
With the addition of the Riley Park Club–now known as the Segra Club– in 2017, the ballpark got its first major addition since the stadium was built.


Scituate Water Treatment Plant Project
The Town of Scituate is working hard to improve the drinking water quality for all residents. Multiple drinking water projects are being pursued including the design and construction of a new drinking water treatment plant. As the Town of Scituate works to ensure safe, clean water, we realize the importance of keeping the community informed about the status of the project and ensuring they understand the decisions that are being made.
The Town will be using this webpage to distribute information about the water treatment plant project. We will be updating this webpage periodically so please check back regularly for new information. If you would like to be notified periodically for major updates, please sign up to our email list by going to the following link:
The Town and its consultants will be conducting additional surveying and field investigation on the Stearns Meadow property from late March through May 2023 as part of the design development for the new water treatment plant. This work may include the use of excavators and drill rigs. No work will be performed within 50 feet of any adjacent property line and all work will be within the hours of 7am and 5pm.
If you have any questions, please contact us at firstname.lastname@example.org.
And while we are putting new information out here, we haven’t stopped listening to you. The input of Town residents is critically important to our process and we appreciate the community input received thus far. If you have any comments, questions, or concerns please contact Sean Anderson, Water Superintendent. We look forward to working with the community on this project as we move forward.
Phone Number: 781-545-8735


Portland, Oregon -A long list of Portland Parks supporters show up to speak against proposed budget cuts. KXL’s Mike Turner talks to a Park and Rec employee.
Portlanders gathered to rally against potential cuts to Portland Parks and Rec. They spoke to city leaders last night at the Irco Building on Northeast Glisan. The Mayor and City Commissioners are dealing with a $6.3 Million dollar budget gap. Emotions were running high as a crowd of hundreds were sounding off at a community budget forum, attended by city commissioners and Mayor Ted Wheeler. An overwhelming majority oppose the suggested cuts to Parks and Rec. Those on hand were heartbroken over the possible closures of the Columbia Pool and the Sellwood Community Center. The proposed cuts are not a done deal yet. The Mayor will not propose his final budget until early next month. The City Council is expected to adopt it June.
KXL’s Mike Turner and Dave King contributed to this report. Photo courtesy of KXL’s Mike Turner.


Found in 12 Collections and/or Records:
This collection consists of 74 projects, the majority of which were created by firms in which Cole was a partner. Projects consist of architectural drawings, photographs, and other reference materials related to office buildings, churches, schools, and a variety of public structures and green spaces. Included is a collection of negatives and slides of Cole’s time at Ball State University’s College of Architecture and Planning, as well as Cole’s 1986 senior thesis.
The collection contains 370 sets of architectural plans for schools, churches, banks, funeral homes, commercial buildings, animal hospitals, theaters, recreation facilities, and fraternal lodges in northeast Indiana, by Martindale and Dahlgren and its subsequent firms, from 1950-1993.


Streetworks and permitting
Anyone other than a Statutory Undertaker wishing to carry out street works must be in possession of a street works licence. For more information on how to apply, cost, and what documentation is required click on the button below.
The Street Works Team, acting as an authority on behalf of Luton Council has introduced a permit scheme which started on the 5th November 2012.
As part of the Network Operations team’s commitment to manage the Network, anyone carrying out works in the highway which need to reduce lanes/widths of the road, “excavations” or placing materials onto and into the Highway will legally need to apply to the Network Operations Team for permission, in advance of their works.
Licences for scaffolding, hoarding, cherry pickers, building materials and skips on the public highway along with Section 50 licences are issued by the Networks Operations Team.
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Residents of a Dales village are up in arms after council planning officers threatened the end of their National Lottery service.
Footfall at Mayfield Stores in Holloway had increased significantly since owners Jonathan and Sharon Bagon installed a satellite dish to link up the lottery machine back in August.
However, when Amber Valley Borough Council received a complaint about the satellite, planners paid the shop a visit and ordered the owners to apply for planning permission at a cost of £170.
The officer explained thatthe application would probably be rejected but said it might succeed if the shop owners were willing to reposition the satellite further along the building.
Mr Bagon said: “We knew that we had to respect the conservation area and that’s why we positioned the satellite at the side of the building, hidden from public gaze and facing on to an unadopted private road.
“We don’t want to pay money for a planning application if we’re not going to succeed though.
“And if the council grants permission on the grounds that we move the satellite further along the building, the work and money required to do that would simply make it an unfeasible option for us.”
Mr Bagon added that access to the side of the building is very difficult and would require machinery – such as a cherry picker – to undertake the work.
This would be more expense for the shopkeepers who are already struggling to cope in a gloomy economic climate.
Jonathan said: “We feel that putting these constraints on a village amenity struggling to survive is grossly unfair.”
The pair have 28 days to act on the warning from Amber Valley Borough Council and are currently seeking support from councillors.
Amber Valley Borough had not responded to requests for a comment as the Derbyshire Times went to press.


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The Board of Adjustment (BOA) provides flexibility to the city zoning ordinance while maintaining the intent of the regulations. The BOA is required by state law and acts in a quasi-judicial role, much like a judge in a court, to evaluate and interpret questions which come about concerning the zoning ordinance. The BOA provides several roles in the overall zoning process including: appeals of any administrative officer; providing decisions concerning the zoning ordinance or map when a disagreement over an interpretation occurs between an administrative officer and a member of the public, granting special use permits; requiring that certain land uses meet conditions beyond general zoning requirements on a given parcel, and granting variances; to grant relief when hardship results from the strict application of the ordinance’s terms to a particular piece of property.
Members of the City of Morganton Board of Adjustment are appointed by the City Council and serve 3-year terms.
Term Expires - Member
6/3/2021 - Vacant
6/3/2021 - George Bailey (alternate)
6/3/2022 - Dale Brittain
6/3/2022 - Bryant Lindsey
6/3/2022 - Thomas L. Eure
6/3/2020 - Susan Shelor
6/3/2019 - vacancy
6/3/2019 - vacancy (Alternate)
The Board of Adjustment generally meets at 5:15 p.m. on the second Monday of the month in the City Council Chambers of City Hall when the Board has business to address. The Board does not meet if the Board does not have any items or applications to review. BOA meetings are open to the public and televised live on CoMPAS Cable Ch. 2. The meetings are also posted on the City's YouTube Channel .
- Board of Adjustment Meeting, Feb. 2, 2017
- Board of Adjustment Meeting, Jan. 10, 2017
- Board of Adjustment Meeting, Nov. 14, 2016
- Board of Adjustment Meeting, Oct. 10, 2016
- Board of Adjustment Meeting - Sept. 15, 2015
- Board of Adjustment Meeting - July 13, 2015
- Board of Adjustment Meeting - March 9, 2015
- Board of Adjustment Meeting - June 10, 2013
- Board of Adjustment Meeting - April 8, 2013
- Board of Adjustment Meeting - Jan. 14, 2013


SUNSET BEACH, NC (WWAY) — During an emergency meeting on Monday, Sunset Beach Town Council voted to unanimously declare a state of emergency and enacted several restrictions.
All island public parking lots and spaces, and all right-of-way parking will be closed until further notice. However, public gatherings in the park and on the beach are restricted to 10 people with a minimum of 6-feet apart.
Public restrooms are to be removed from the gazebo and the Park restroom is closed until further notice;
Effective immediately, all Municipal facilities will be closed to the public until further notice. All public interaction with staff will be via phone, email or text.
No new short-term rentals are allowed until April 22. If properties currently have short-term renters, they must leave no later than 5:00 pm on Thursday.


International Conference on Eclectic Architecture and Urban Planning
Location: San Francisco, United States Date: September 27-28, 2022 Final Submission: August 26, 2022 Notification: December 30, 2020 Organization: World Academy of Science, Engineering and Technology Eclectic architectureEclecticism in architectureSustainable architectural applicationsEclectic architecture buildingsNeo-eclecticism and its featuresEclectic architecture in building envelope
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Dubai-based architecture firm ZNera Space has proposed a new type of contemporary symbol for the ci...
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Awesome lot in a fast and up coming custom home neighborhood. This community is has a very quick commute time to I-10 abundance of shopping and schools. Community is private, gated and has large estate sized lots. Community has a 3500 sqft home size restriction.
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Fordham University’s new Law School and Residence Hall, designed by Pei Cobb Freed & Partners, with Henry N. Cobb and Yvonne Szeto as collaborating design partners, will be dedicated at a ceremony on Fordham’s Robert Moses Plaza on September 18. Former New York City mayor Michael R. Bloomberg will deliver the keynote address, and Hon. Sonia Sotomayor, Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States, will cut the ribbon. The competition-winning design is the centerpiece of the first phase of Fordham’s 15-year master plan for its Lincoln Center campus. The project consists of a 22-story building, clad in a curtain wall of architectural precast panels, metal, and glass, shaped with a series of undulating arcs to make an engaging gesture toward Lincoln Center while providing a distinctive identity for the Law School. The latter is housed in the lower nine stories, with a residential tower for 430 undergraduates rising above.
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For the third quarter of 2021, the number of constructions based on approved building permits in Cotabato Province was 425. This represents a 43.09 percent yearly increase over the total number of constructions in the same quarter of 2020, and a 25.7 percent increase over the AGR of 17.39 percent
Residential structures accounted for 58% (58.12%) or 247 of the total constructions during the quarter. It climbed by 63.58 percent from total residential constructions in the same quarter of 2020, outpacing the yearly growth rate of 20.80 percent. The majority of the total residential structures (74.68 percent) were single-type houses
Non-residential constructions came in second, accounting for 29.88 percent of all constructions during the quarter. It increased by 36.56 percent when compared to the same period the prior year. Commercial buildings accounted for 58.27 percent of all non-residential structures.


Community Consultation is your opportunity to provide input on a range of Council projects and activites and to be involved in Council's decision making processes.
Council has drafted its Long Term Financial Plan 2018 - 2027 to express, in financial terms, the activities that the Council proposes to undertake to achieve its stated objectives as outlined in its Strategic Management Plan.
Council welcomes feedback and comments in relation to this plan and members of the public are invited to make written submissions to Council in relation the draft Long Term Financial Plan 2018 - 2027.
Written submissions marked “LONG TERM FINANCIAL PLAN 2018 - 2027” must be addressed to the Chief Executive Officer, Wattle Range Council, PO Box 27, MILLICENT, SA, 5280, or forwarded by email to email@example.com and must be received by no later than 5pm on Friday, 6 October 2017.
Hard copies of Council’s Draft Long Term Financial Plan 2018 - 2027 are available from each of Council’s Offices and the Millicent Library, during normal office hours, or can be downloaded below:
The Nangwarry community have started brainstorming ideas for a 10 year master plan for the pool. We welcome your suggestions by email to firstname.lastname@example.org.
Due to their nature, some types of development proposals require public notification. This allows people likely to be affected by the development the opportunity to comment.
Any application(s) currently on public notification are available to view here and anyone wishing to make representation to Council should do so in writing by the closing dates shown on the notice.
The Penola Town Square is an ongoing project being progressed by Wattle Range Council and members of the Penola community.
A community based consultation group has been formed to further develop a vision for the square considering the needs and desires of the future users of the space.


URBACT City Festival – what came out of it
On this page you can find the presentations, videos and photos that were produced between the 6 and 8 of May in Riga. The page will continue to be updated during the next weeks, so keep posted.
The URBACT City Festival held in Riga, May 6-8, was able to bring together various individuals working in urban planning issues, city officials, consultants, NGO officials, researchers, university professors, all concerning sustainable urban development.
The sessions of Masterclasses, Workshops, Walkshops, Meet the Cities, URBACT Café and many others were able to transmit some of the lessons learned by URBACT along with the possibility to exchange and build on new and better ideas.
To continue the exchange and the flowing of ideas you will be able to find below the presentations, the videos and the pictures that were from each of the sessions held at that Festival.
DEEP-DIVE WORKSHOPS PRESENTATIONS AND VIDEOS
Job Generation for a Jobless Generation
New urban economies
Sustainable regeneration in urban areas
Social innovation in cities
- The Compact City - Adolf Sotoca, 6 May 2015
- The Sharing City - Emma Clarence, 6 May 2015
- The Empowering City - Germana di Falco, 8 May 2015
- The Investing City - Des Gardner, Mark Duncan, 8 May 2015
- Innovative City Branding: Beyond a Marketing Approach - Miguel Rivas, Live Riga
- Urban Change with a Creative Spint - Video
- ESIMeC Cooking Class: Cooking up Resilient City Economies
- CoCreating Careers
- Building Bridges to PREVENT Early School Leaving - Parents Declaration, Tallin Presentation
- My block is your Block? The Future of Large Housing Estates in Europe - presentation, summary
...AND THE PHOTOS
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Bridge cleaning begins Monday in Bay City
The Michigan Department of Transportation will conduct routine bridge cleaning next week on the M-25 Veterans Memorial and the M-84/M-13 Lafayette Avenue bascule bridges in Bay City.
Work is scheduled as follows:
M-25 Veterans Memorial Bridge: Work is scheduled from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Wednesday. Intermittent single-lane closures will be in effect. At least one lane will be maintained at all times.
M-84/M-13 Lafayette Avenue Bridge: Work will take place from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Thursday. One alternating lane will be maintained at all times under flag control.


SOLAR ROADWAYS: THE PROTOTYPE
Solar Roadways & YERT; Sagle, USA
2010, 4 min 38 sec
The Solar Roadways project is working to pave roads with solar panels that you can drive on. Co-founder Scott Brusaw has made some major steps forward since our first visit back in 2007. This update on the project includes the new Solar Roadways prototype.


Trolley Detours & Delays For Saturday, May 19
The Port Authority says trolley riders should expect significant detours and delays on Saturday because of maintenance work.
Blue line stops south of Washington Junction will be served by shuttle buses.
Red line service will be detoured in both directions and shuttle buses will be used.
For more all the details on the detours, visit the link below: