Printed copies of the Draft Neighbourhood Development Plan for Shinfield Parish arrived in the office this week, and will be landing on doormats across the parish from Friday 12 June. An electronic version of the plan, plus all the appendices will be available on the website from 15 June. Consultation on the draft plan begins on Monday 15 June and runs until Friday 31st July. A public consultation event will be held at Shinfield Parish Hall on Friday 3 July from 2pm till 8pm. Further details of the event are included on a flyer in the plan packs. Share...Read More
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Images and text courtesy of the Virginian-Pilot:
67 years ago (October 29, 1947) 10,000 people crowded into the site labeled as the Midtown Shopping Center. Today, generally, we call the area Wards Corner – as many called it before the Midtown Shopping Center was constructed – and continued to call it after. Those on hand that evening witnessed the formal opening of the Shopping Center which was arranged by the developers, owners and operators of the 20-odd retail outlets there. The Principal speakers for the opening were Lt. Gov. L. Preston Collins, and the Norfolk City Manager C.A. Harrell. A second night of celebrations was scheduled for the 30th with an even larger crowd expected. Photos by Virginian-Pilot photographer Charles Borjes c/o The Sargeant Memorial Collection.


Suit to continue, despite Jeff side completion
Clarksville has finished work Wednesday on a portion of its road extension project , which sparked Jeffersonville to file a lawsuit to stop the work since it falls within its city's limits.
But Jeffersonville City Attorney Les Merkley said the city will still pursue legal action against Clarksville for illegally continuing the project, as the suit alleges.
"I think Clarksville needs to sit down and basically come up with a number to satisfy (local event venue) Kye's, or I don't know if the banquet facility will survive," Jeffersonville Mayor Mike Moore said Thursday.
Moore and venue owner Kye Hoehn have previously said the road extension project inconvenienced the business.
Clarksville Town Council President Paul Fetter said construction barricades have been moved off the future intersection of Court Avenue and Missouri Avenue. Construction is continuing on the Clarksville portion of the project and barricades have been moved back to that side, he said.
Merkley said Jeffersonville still plans to proceed, but that it's ultimately the mayor's decision. According to court documents, Merkley filed a motion for a hearing on the issue.
Merkley said he would be shocked if the city heard back about a hearing by the end of the week.


The Kenora Recreation Centre will be getting some critical upgrades over the next few years thanks to a large investment from the government of Ontario.
It was announced by Kenora-Rainy River MPP Greg Rickford at the Kenora Recreation Centre on February 9, 2022, that the Centre will receive over $3.6 million dollars from the provincial government, specifically from the ministry of infrastructure, to put towards critical upgrades.
In total, the Kenora Recreation Centre Rehabilitation Project is expected to cost just under $5 million with the remainder of the funds coming from the City of Kenora.
“The Kenora Recreation Centre is an essential part of our vibrant, healthy and active community,” said Mayor Dan Reynard.
He continued, “The planned improvements inside the facility along with the significant investment in the baseball diamonds and tennis courts will positively impact the lifespan of our recreation facility and amenities and enhance the quality of life we all enjoy.”
“We are grateful to have this provincial funding support and are excited to start these major upgrades,” he concluded.
Kenora-Rainy River MPP, Greg Rickford, was asked about his excitement for the new upgrades “Part of this is born from a philosophy I've had throughout the pandemic, when we come out of this cautiously, I want people to be able to have a new experience, a refreshed experience at least in our recreational assets.”
“Families in Kenora will benefit greatly from these exciting investments for our community,” said Rickford.
Stace Gander, Director of Community Services said this about the potential timeline of events, “We are looking at about a three-to-four-year timeframe to do all of this work – these are major projects.”
He continued to say that the majority of this year will probably be devoted to planning for the upgrades, that physical progress will most likely not start until the end of 2022 or the beginning of 2023.
The City will proceed with the following projects:
- Replacing the rink dry pad
- Replacing the roof on the pool and fitness centre portion of the building
- Improvements to the dressing rooms
- Improvements to the foyer
- Structural improvements to the water slide
- Replacing the changing room shower tiles
- Upgrades for the pool system
- Improvements to the tennis courts and baseball diamonds at the Kenora Recreation Centre site


TRAFFIC ALERT - REVISED: Bridge Deck Overlay Will Require the Weekend Closure of Augustine Cut-Off Bridge in Wilmington
Wilmington -- Due to inclement weather, the construction work scheduled for this weekend has been canceled. The work will occur next weekend.
WHEN: 8 p.m. on Friday, October 18 until 5 a.m. on Monday, October 21, pending weather
WHERE: Augustine Cut-Off Bridge over Brandywine River between West 18th Street and Lovering Avenue in Wilmington near U.S. Route 202
WHAT: DelDOT's contractor, Eastern Highway Specialists will be doing bridge deck overlay.
Detour eastbound: Take Lovering Avenue south, left onto Van Buren Street, left onto 18th Street, right onto Augustine Cut-off.
Detour westbound: From Augustine Cut-off, left onto 18th Street south, right onto Van Buren Street, right onto Lovering Avenue.
Variable message signs will notify motorists of the upcoming closure. Motorists should use alternate routes within this vicinity.


Where is The Jean Melrose Bevan Memorial Heritage Tree Walk?
The closest municipal address is the Library:
10 Anderson Lane
Niagara-on-the-Lake, ON L0S 1J0
The Walk runs parallel to Anderson Lane, off Regional Rd 55, opposite to the Fire Hall.
Comments or questions?
Any comments on or questions about The Jean Melrose Bevan Memorial Heritage Tree Walk can be directed to:
Or, drop us a note using the contact form to the right...
With thanks to the Town of Niagara-on-the-Lake, Parks and Recreation Department, for its ongoing support and maintenance.


Can you send me the road map from Nurmeberg Central Station to DB bus station
to Prauge. Thanks.
Dear Amin, thank you for contacting us. The buses depart from the ZOB bus
station in Nuremberg: https://czech-transport.com/index.php?….
The official flyer about the connection with maps of the stations: https://www.bahn.com/…n_042017.pdf.
Kind regards Pavla
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USA: MerMec is to supply a track geometry car to be used on San Francisco Bay Area’s BART metro network. The order is financed by the Federal Transit Administration, and MerMec says that this will be the first self-propelled inspection and measuring vehicle to meet Buy America requirements.
The custom-designed 1 676 mm gauge car is derived from MerMec’s Roger MM 600 model. It will be equipped with non-contact optoelectronics systems including an integrated track geometry, full rail profile and turnout geometry measuring system. All data will be analysed using MerMec’s TrackWare software.


Each week we publish lists of planning applications related to LS10 and LS11 published on on the Leeds City Council website.
The following applications were validated in the week beginning 10 September 2018:
Watermans Place 3 Wharf Approach Holbeck Leeds LS1 4GQ
5A Brewery Place Leeds LS10 1NE
11 Lockwood Way Beeston Leeds LS11 5TQ
11 West Grange Road Belle Isle Leeds LS10 3AP
29 Orion View Belle Isle Leeds LS10 3JF


Posted on Thursday, February 02, 2023 11:58 AM
The City of Pembroke is warning residents of a potential open water/thin ice area of the Ottawa River around the outlet at the Pollution Control Centre.
The ice surface in this location may be open in areas and may be thin and fragile due to the water current.
Please see a map of the location below:
Posted on Tuesday, January 31, 2023 12:00 AM
Tender No. Description
T-23-01 Granular Materials*
T-23-02 Asphalt Road Resurfacing – 2023**
Posted on Monday, January 23, 2023 12:18 PM
The City of Pembroke is inviting written proposals through this Request for Proposal from qualified firms to complete both an Infrastructure Needs Study and a 20-year Facility Plan for the City’s Water and Sanitary Systems.
Hard copy sealed proposals, clearly marked as to contents, will be received by Ms. Marsha Hawthorne, Purchasing Manager/Deputy Treasurer, City of Pembroke, Operations Department, 460 River Road, Pembroke, ON K8A 1A1 or an electronic PDF version emailed to email@example.com...
Posted on Wednesday, January 18, 2023 08:00 AM
The Council of the Corporation of the City of Pembroke intends to pass by-laws establishing the 2023 annual fees to be charged for Garbage Collection and Disposal and the Waste Management Facility, as well as 2023-2024 fees for the use of the Wastewater Sewage System and the Consumption of Water.
The 2023 budgets for Operating and local boards as well as Capital will also be adopted at a meeting to be held Tuesday, February 7, 2023 in the Council Chambers at Pembroke City Hall, 1 Pembroke St. E.,...
Posted on Wednesday, January 11, 2023 03:21 PM
City of Pembroke
Please be advised that a Council Meeting in Caucus has been scheduled for Thursday, January 12, 2023, at 4:00 p.m. The Council meeting in Caucus is being held for the purpose of educating or training the members.
Update: This meeting has been cancelled due to the weather.
City of Pembroke


A busy Buckinghamshire ring road will be closed overnight for two weeks while roadworks take place.
The closure will be in place between 8pm and 6am each evening.
The road is closed while surface patching works take place in the area.
No diversion route has been posted at this stage.
The roadworks listing for the area states the road will be shut between Bourton Road and Bourton Meadow School.
The closure is one of a number Buckinghamshire Council have planned over the coming week.
Other road closures in Buckinghamshire in the coming week:
Slough Road, Iver: Surfacing works using a road closure in operation Monday to Sunday between 7:30am and 5pm until Sunday, February 20.
Bottom Lane, Seer Green: Road closure in operation Monday to Friday between 7.30am and 5pm
Ellesborough Road, Wendover: Road closure in operation Monday to Thursday between 9:30am and 3:30pm
Middle Close, Amersham: Road closure in operation Monday to Friday between 8am and 5pm
Gorelands Lane, Chalfont St Giles – From Deadhearn Lane to Chesham Lane: Drainage improvement works using a road closure in operation Monday to Friday between 8am and 5pm until Wednesday, March 2
More traffic news from across Buckinghamshire every day
Do you want the latest traffic news from across Buckinghamshire as it comes in? Our traffic and travel Facebook group has the latest information for anyone on the road across the county every day.
You can join here for the latest updates on the M1, M40, A5, A404, A41 and other key routes across all of Bucks.
You can also sign up for our free daily email newsletter here - and we have a dedicated weekly one for Milton Keynes.


The address of Sacred Heart Catholic Church is:
Sacred Heart Catholic Church,
17 Lime Tree Avenue,
There is a car park for about 40 vehicles, including spaces for the disabled. There is also on-street car parking available in Alwyn Road and Lime Tree Avenue. Please park carefully and do not obscure sight-lines for people entering and leaving the church car park.


MINT Property is pleased to present you a building plot for sale in Dębica at ul. Cmentarna.
The area of the plot is 13 ares, a shape similar to a rectangle. Access via a paved dirt road. All media are located very close to the plot.
The plot is located in a perfect location, close to the full service and commercial infrastructure - Galeria Raj, Biedronka store, clinic, school and kindergarten.
Issued building conditions for a single-family house.
Price: PLN 130,000
The offer's supervisor: Justyna Wąsik


National Highways have informed us that they will be holding some Lower Thames Crossing community pop-up events in September/October 2022.
In their email to us NH say, the pop-up events will give people another chance to meet their team, talk to them about their plans – including proposals on new walker, cyclist, and horse rider routes. They also say that people can learn more about how they are designing the Lower Thames Crossing to be the greenest road ever built!!
Gillingham Pop-up event
Tues 27th September 2022 – 10am to 6.30pm (Indoor event) GILLINGHAM
Hempstead Valley Shopping Centre, Hempstead Valley Drive (opposite M&S), Gillingham, ME7 3PD
NB. This is a National Highways event
National Highways website info on LTC pop-up events – click here


Secure your site at Stage 1 and join BP Australia as a strategic first mover within Muchea Industrial Park. With road train access to your lot, you can operate large scale industrial, logistics and transport facilities with direct connection to Perth metro and Northern WA.
- Lots from 10,000sqm to 30ha
- Zoned ‘General Industry’ with 24/7 operations
- Direct road train access, with provision for future triple (53m) truck network
- Serviced Lots: power/water (gas on application)


By Meladi Brewer
GREENVILLE — The commissioners met Thursday to discuss sealed bids for the resurfacing and pavement markings for various county and township roads. Commissioners Matt Aultman, Marshall Combs, and Larry Holmes were present.
Jim Surber, county engineer, was present as bids were opened and read during the regular session meeting. In a matter of resurfacing, the engineer’s estimate was $2,093,867.50.
“This is going to be for 20.18 miles on six different county roads ranging from 0.97 miles to 6.13 miles in length,” Surber said.
This work will include 17,266 gallons of liquid asphalt tack coat, 19,822 tons of asphalt (hot mix), and 4,442 tons of aggregate (gravel) berm to be placed along the edges after resurfacing.
“Last year’s costs were $92,591 per mile, and this year’s estimate is $103,760 per mile. I hope I’ve over estimated,” Surber said.
The commissioners received one bid for the resurfacing from Walls Bros. Asphalt Co., Inc. Total for the bid regarding the county roads was $2,132,558.80.
“We were excepting bids for nine different townships on 10 different roads totaling 9.564 miles, and my estimate for that was $931,576.75,” Surber said.
The township total for the project equaled $988,364.80. The commissioners accepted the bids for review. Additionally, bids were accepted for the application of painted center lines and edge lines on county and township roads.
The work on county roads includes 33.03 miles of center line and no-passing zones, required an estimated 5,500 gallons of yellow paint and 44,000 pounds of reflective beads. There was one bid received from AreoMark Company LLC. The engineer’s estimate was $454,915.
The engineer estimated $540 per mile for center line and no-passing application, and $483 per lane mile for edge line application. The costs in 2022 were $444 per mile for center lines and $400 per lane mile for edge lines.
AreaMark’s estimate totaled $409,554.06, and Surber responded by stating “that’s good news.” The bids were accepted by the board of commissioners for review.
Combs graciously accepted his appointment to replace former commissioner Mike Stegall as the Commissioner’s representative for Main Street Greenville Board.
“I graciously accept, and I am looking forward to it,” Combs said.
The Darke County Board of Commissioners meets every Tuesday and Thursday at 1:30 p.m. at their office located at 520 S. Broadway Street in Greenville. To contact the office, call 937-547-7370.
To contact Daily Advocate Reporter Meladi Brewer, email [email protected].


Temporary 40mph speed limit and prohibition of overtakingNotice ID: ES1049397
Temporary 40mph speed limit and prohibition of overtaking
A4 Belfast Road, Enniskillen
Notice is hereby given in compliance with paragraphs 1 and 2 of Schedule 3 to the Road Traffic Regulation (Northern Ireland) Order 1997 that the Department for Infrastructure, in exercise of the powers conferred on it by Article 7(1) and (3) of the said RoadTraffic Regulation (Northern Ireland) Order 1997, proposes to introduce a temporary 40 miles per hour speed limit on A4 Belfast Road, Enniskillen, with no overtaking (both directions) from a point 130 metres north west of its junction with U6513 Lough Yoan Road, Enniskillen to a point approx. 800 metres south east of its junction with U9559 Old Enniskillen Road, Tamlaght for a period of 16 weeks from Monday 4 March 2019 being satisfied that traffic should be restricted because road works are being undertaken along route A4 Belfast Road, Enniskillen associated with the "Dolan's Ring'' carriageway widening and right turning lane project.
Traffic signs warning that the use of the above road is subject to the above mentioned speed limit restriction with no overtaking indicating the nature and full extent of the restriction will be erected on site in due course.
A map showing details of the prohibition is on display in the following office: Dfl Roads, Castle Barracks, Enniskillen, BT74 7HN.


The Meridian Chamber Economic Development Committee meets monthly to explore the economic benefits of proposed developments and projects in the region. The committee works to ensure that Meridian is a community that is business-friendly, competitive and vibrant. Meridian’s healthy business climate, growing population, and pro-business city government make Meridian a great place for business!
This committee meets the second Thursday of each month at various locations.
12:00 pm to 1:00 pm.
For more information contact Sean Evans email@example.com


The Department of Commerce will be using drones for whale research between May 8th and June 4th. Attached is a letter with diagrams for more details. US Dept of Commerce: notice unmanned aircraft 05 03 17
The Port will be undertaking the replacement of PAPI’s, REIL’s and runway lights at the airport during August. This upgrade will require closure of the runway. When the dates are actually determined, they will be posted here on the website.
The Master Plan Up Date is still in progress. There will be a meeting later this year for the public to make comments on the plan.
The engineering to upgrade runway lights to LED’s, remove some of the connector signage and make other upgrades to the lighting is in progress.
The Port received a grant from the county to build a picnic shelter and install camping areas for pilots and their passengers to use. This project should be completed this spring.
The trees are being cleared on the north end and that should make every one happy. This is looking south from Channel Road.


Veterans Memorial Park
This .8 acre park is a tribute to all veterans and is located on Veteran’s Memorial Parkway, near the intersection of Washington Ave and Hwy 10. The park features a memorial monument, amphitheater, benches and a pathway made from pavers that may be purchased in honor of a veteran. To purchase or learn more about the pavers, contact Chairman Don Schattschneider, Becker County Veterans Memorial Committee at (218) 847-5255.
Photo courtesy of DL-Online


BREAKING: East Providence City Council Votes Against Eminent Domain
In a special meeting on Thursday night, the East Providence City Council voted to move forward with developing Metacomet Golf Club.
The council voted against eminent domain and for development.
“Tonight’s vote against eminent domain was a whack in the face to all of us who trusted our elected officials to look out for our best interests. Only Councilwoman Sousa stood with us and acknowledged the harm to our community that will come from developing Metacomet. Thank you, Councilwoman. Tomorrow, KMG picks itself off the floor, dusts itself off and starts in again to get the best possible outcome for our neighbors who will be most impacted and for our entire community,” wrote Keep Metacomet Green Administrator Candy Seel
It is unclear which plan from Marshall will be approved.
Their latest plan included keeping nine holes of the golf course.
Story is developing..


A number residents in the area have been affected recently with flooding issues. Hart District Council have produced a flood survey for all those affected to fill in and submit online. It can be found by looking at the Hart DC website under Environment/ Weather advice/Flooding or follow the link Flooding survey.
- Casual Vacancy for Parish Councillor – Gally Hill Ward September 8, 2020
- Notice of road closure – Fleet Road September 8, 2020
- Notice of highway works on Redfields Lane: September 3, 2020
- Problems with Flooding Recently? September 3, 2020
- Police Dispersal order in place in Church Crookham for this coming weekend August 28, 2020


The 88-room Hotel Indigo St. Louis has opened its doors. Chattanooga, Tennessee-based ViaNova Development developed the hotel, which began in 2016. The hotel is managed by Chesapeake Hospitality.
The hotel’s Art Deco design is complemented by the city’s history, with nods to the Federal Reserve, which first opened in the area in 1914. Additionally, the design pays homage to Gateway Arch architect Eero Saarinen and elephants. That nod to elephants is because one was led across the Eads Bridge in 1874 to prove the structure was safe.
The hotel includes 2,084 sq. ft. of meeting space. The Switchlist restaurant is named after the historical site on which the hotel was built. The rooftop Penthouse Bar is inspired by Eero Saarinen.
Photo: Courtesy of Hotel Indigo St. Louis


CM inaugurates work for laying pipeline in Narela
NEW DELHI: Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Sunday inaugurated work for laying the water pipeline in Narela resettlement colonies in north west Delhi.
The project will bring 12 resettlement colonies, located in Narela Assembly Constituency, under the piped water supply network.
"The project will benefit 1,20,000 residents of the area. DJB (Delhi Jal Board) is working hard to connect the maximum possible number of colonies to the piped water supply network," said an official of the Board.
He added that the Board, with its limited available raw water resources, has brought about tremendous improvement in its water management, resulting in the improvement of the water supply in many colonies and villages through DJB's water distribution network.
"Water in these resettlement colonies of Narela Assembly Constituency will be provided from Holambi Kalan underground reservoir/ Palla area Ranney well and Tubewell.
"Once completed, the project will benefit around 1,20,000 residents of these colonies. The total cost of the work is estimated at Rs 828 lakhs," the official further said.
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PORTLAND — Drivers should expect delays on Warren Avenue on Tuesday, June 12.
Sewer and water line work will force crews to limit traffic near BJ’s Warehouse to one lane with alternating flows from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m, city officials said.
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DULUTH, MN – The Lake Superior Zoo is pushing for big changes.
Not the ones that were already in place, but new changes that would open up seven new exhibits to the public.
“We are on the upswing here, and to be able to get these seven new exhibits in 2019 would just be a home run for us all around,” Haley Hedstrom, Lake Superior Zoo Director of Marketing and Membership, said.
In 2016, the Duluth City Council approved a plan that would eliminate parts of the zoo.
“There was a plan back in 2016 the council approved, which brought the zoo footprint to the east side of Kingsbury Creek, and so all of those exhibits that were on the west side of Kingsbury Creek were to be eliminated,” Duluth City Council President Noah Hobbs said.
They are now being called to approve the plan that would add to it.
“There will likely be a public listening session in some capacity that the public can attend to voice their opinions, thoughts, and concerns on this project,” Hobbs said.
Though nothing is set in stone yet, the zoo is prepared to start construction as early as this winter.
“We have the $1.9 million from the bonding bill that we got from the state,” Hedstrom said. “We also have the match from the city of Duluth from the St. Louis River Corridor funds, and we have some privately raised funds from the zoo through our zoo campaign, so we do have about $4 million in funds — public and private — ready to go.”
And in working with the Duluth City Council, the zoo is hopeful to find a resolution that works for all.


3 ft wall either side of steps going down pavement, all slabs are loose and liable to fall down
Reported in the General Highways Enquiry category anonymously at 10:50, Thu 8 February 2018
Sent to Bristol City Council 7 hours, 50 minutes later
The wall has been deteriorating over the years and wall and slabs are now completely loose and liable to fall
Posted by Bristol City Council at 18:40, Thu 8 February 2018
Customer follow up.
Posted by Bristol City Council at 09:20, Tue 13 February 2018
Posted by Bristol City Council at 13:29, Fri 16 March 2018
Posted by Bristol City Council at 15:21, Tue 20 March 2018
Your enquiry has been investigated and deemed that no action is required at present.
State changed to: Fixed
Posted by Bristol City Council at 14:24, Thu 7 June 2018
This report is now closed to updates. You can make a new report in the same location.


Garbage & Recycling Information
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Project name: State of Michigan Office Building
Location: Traverse City, MI
Green Infrastructure Type: Rain Garden
Date of Completion: Fall 2017
Inhabitect involvement: We were the successful bidders on this project and were awarded the contract late-Summer 2018. Once contracted we worked closely with The Watershed Center as well as the design team from AECOM during construction. This project is another example of Inhabitect’s attention to detail.


Rather than planning for a recreational cannabis sales tax in case cannabis sales are allowed in the city, an Ottawa man thinks the city should ban it altogether. Ottawa Plan Commission member Todd Volker spoke out against it to the City Council Tuesday night. He says kids will try it and it will wreck their lives.
Mayor Dan Aussem says the City Council and Plan Commission will have a workshop meeting together on Thursday, November 7 at 6pm at City Hall.
It’ll take until December for the Plan Commission to get a recommendation to the City Council. As a Commission member, Volker will be able to argue for limiting cannabis sales to certain zoning classes or for requiring a potentially harder-to-obtain special use permit. In the meantime, he plans to gather signatures on a petition against allowing recreational cannabis sales at all in the city.
Ottawa already has a medical marijuana business. The state appears likely to allow it to have a recreational sales business too.
Federal law actually still prohibits cannabis for recreational and medical purposes. But the federal government has had a policy of looking the other way in states where legislators have sought to make it legal.


It is great to see the development of the mill race on the South End of the City with the vision of bringing back the Aqueduct. The City of Rochester has put out a call to artists to create site specific work to be included in this space. Fantastic!
More information can be found at this link: http://www.cityofrochester.gov/article.aspx?id=8589954994
If you are interested in learning more about it or participating, please attend the Informational Meeting coming up on Thursday November 15, 2012 at 5 p.m., in the Great Room, on the second floor of the Erie Harbor Clubhouse, 275 Mt. Hope Avenue, Rochester, New York.
Thanks to Rachel for the original post on THE ROCHESTERIAN


Dated: 23rd December 2019
Portsmouth City Council (Wellington Street) (Temporary Prohibition of Driving, Loading and Waiting) (No.06) Order 2020
Notice is hereby given that Portsmouth City Council intends to make the above Order under Section 14(1)(a) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, as amended by the Road Traffic (Temporary Restrictions) Act 1991.
The Order comes into operation from 6th January 2020 and the effect will be as follows:-
A) TEMPORARY PROHIBITION OF DRIVING, LOADING AND WAITING
WELLINGTON STREET – Outside Nos 30 – 34 (at the read of Illustrious House).
B) REASON FOR THE ORDER
To facilitate gas works.
C) DURATION OF THE ORDER
From 6th January 2020 for 8 days or completion of the works, whichever is sooner.
No vehicle diversion. Dead end road.
Pedestrian access will be maintained.
Pam Turton, Assistant Director of Transport, Portsmouth City Council, Civic Offices, Portsmouth PO1 2NE


The City of Billings Parks and Recreation Department would like to invite the public to attend the Ponderosa Park Playground Ribbon Cutting Ceremony on Friday, July 24 at 12:00pm. The celebration will be held at Ponderosa Park (N. Carlton Ave). I have attached a map for the location of the event.
The Playground at Ponderosa Park was replaced using Park District 1 funds and contains state of the art playground elements that are both fun and inclusive! Please join us as we dedicate the playground to the community and open the playground for kids to enjoy!
In accordance with guidelines set by local health officials, we will encourage those in attendance to practice social distancing and mask wearing at the event.


To help residents who want more information on the happenings on January 19th in Council regarding Glenway we have navigated through the Town of Newmarket website and if you click on the link – http://newmarket.siretechnologies.com/sirepub/mtgviewer.aspx?meetid=326&doctype=AGENDA
Listen to Marianneville’s review of site plan along with Council’s comments and motions.
I think it is important to notes several comments that as a resident you may wish to review including:
- Comments made by Marianneville about Block 159 (74 Townhouses) and the lands directly west of Eagle (40 homes) being part of the initial phase of housing: fast forward to 24:00
- Regional Councillor Taylor’s remarks on clarifying phasing to the overall context – more transpiracy to the remainder of development: fast forward to 40:08
- Councillor Kerwin’s remarks on “the sooner we move forward…” “…we had the opportunity to purchase the land and didn’t…” and “the Town has spent over $1M to date: fast forward to 54:47.
- Councillor Bisanz’s remarks to share with residents a Public Information Centre: fast forward to 59:54
- Councillor Kerwin’s remarks “this has been very costly to this municipality – almost $1M…”: fast forward to 1:06:41
In the end the motion to proceed to a Public Information centre (PIC) by Councillor Bisanz was approved which will be February 24th in Council Chambers.
It should be very informative session and we hope you bring your questions. The GPA may be posing questions as well as it relates to the community interface as previously discussed with the Town.


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The Supreme Administrative Court (SAC) rejected the cassation complaint of bicycle operators against the judgment of the Municipal Court in Prague. The decision cannot be appealed.
The pedal-powered vehicles resemble small trailers more than bicycles and are configured to work as bars on wheels. Passengers sit around a table on stools fitted with pedals and trundle around the city while they are served beer and other drinks.
Beer bikes have long angered Prague residents, who complain they block roads and cycling paths and encourage drunk and rowdy tourists.
“Beer bikes are degrading for the city and especially for the people who live here. Every business in a public space must operate under clearly defined conditions and with the consent of local and city districts. There is an important lesson to be learned after this decision: perseverance pays off and gives additional strength to the fight for the quality of life of the locals. Prague is supposed to be the home of Praguers, not alco-tourism,” said the mayor’s deputy Adam Scheinherr (Praha sobě).
The difficulty to regulate beer bikes stemmed from the fact that they don’t fall, as non-motorized vehicles of their own kind, under a specific category of the law.
It took a long time to get the beer bikes out of the city center. First, their operation was limited in Letenské sady in 2018, and in August of the following year, they were to be banned throughout the center.
However, an objection was filed by the company that supplied beer to beer bikes, which pushed the regulation back to March 1st, 2020.
This would not be the first time Prague, which has been facing a significant tourism boom over the last decade, takes action against such phenomenon.
In 2016, a Segway ban was introduced in the historical center, with other districts soon following suit.
The ban nonetheless came at a heavy cost, with authorities forced to put up hundreds of new prohibition signs in Prague streets.


Illinois 115 between Piper City and Roberts is scheduled to be closed starting Monday, July 22. The section of road in Ford County will have a box culvert replaced along the two-lane highway, according to the Illinois Department of Transportation.
Illinois 115 will be closed from U.S. 24 to Illinois 54. The box culvert being repaired is about 5.5 miles south of U.S. 24.
Traffic will be rerouted. Drivers are urged to use caution and should be prepared for some delays while traveling on the detour route.


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Public participation has been appreciated and encouraged. The time and location for next week's public hearing is as follows:
Monday, March 12, 5:30-7:30pm, Brighton, Veronica B. Smith Senior Center, 20 Chestnut Hill Avenue
For information about fare and service proposals, please visit MBTA.com/join the discussion.
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The MBTA’s public outreach process continues with the acceptance of public comment through March 12, 2012 electronically at mbta.com, by email at firstname.lastname@example.org, via mail to MBTA, Ten Park Plaza, Boston, Ma 02116, Attention: Fare Proposal Committee, and by phone at 617-222-3200/ TTY (617) 222-5146.
A final fare and service recommendation will be made to the MBTA’s Board of Directors and changes will be implemented on July 1, 2012.
Green Line Extension Station Design Meetings Set posted on Apr 27
MassDOT and the MBTA are hosting two public meetings this spring to provide an update on the design of four stations as part of the Green Line Extension project. The meetings and stations in discussion are as follows: Thursday, May 14, 6:00 – 8:00 PM: …Continue Reading Green Line Extension Station Design Meetings Set
MBTA Green Line First Countdown Signs Live in Newton posted on Apr 25
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Massachusetts Walk and Bike to School Day: May 6th posted on Apr 23
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Pacific Harbour Marina
Pacific Harbour Marina is a peaceful enclave without an industrial precinct like so many other marinas. That said, it still offers a wide variety of services and facilities.
- 82 berths: mono and multi hull sizes up to 18m
- Integrated residential, commercial and retail precincts
- Boat maintenance, repair and refuelling facilities
- Management by Star Marinas (QM subsidiary)


The Hertfordshire (Temporary Closing and Temporary Waiting Restrictions in Various Roads in Brookmans Park, Hatfield and Welwyn) Order 2019
NOTICE is given that the Hertfordshire County Council intends to make an Order under Section 14(1) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, to prohibit all traffic from using the following lengths of roads (“the Roads”), except for access and to prohibit all vehicles from waiting at any time on both sides of these lengths of Roads whilst works are in progress:-
Length of Broomfield Road, Welwyn from its northernmost junction with London Road north eastwards, south eastwards, south westwards and north westwards to its southernmost junction with London Road, a distance of approximately 425 metres. An alternative route will be via London Road.
The Order is needed because works are proposed to be executed on or near the Roads. If the Order is made, it shall come into force on 22 July 2019 for a period of up to 18 months. However, the restrictions specified shall only take effect at the times indicated by signs on or near the Roads.
A copy of the proposed Order may be inspected free of charge at County Hall, Hertford between the hours of 9.00am and 5.00pm (excluding weekends, bank and public holidays).
If you have any queries about the proposed Order please contact Jordan Gadd tel. 0300 123 4047 at Hertfordshire County Council.


Join the Evergreen Economic District board for an information and input session on the possibility of creating a Local Improvement District for the greater Evergreen area. We’re calling it the Evergreen LID, or ELID for short!
When: Tuesday, June 6th, 2017
5:30 – 7pm
Where: Evergreen Lake House
RSVPs are not required, however it would be super helpful if you did!


CRANFORD – North Avenue West (Route 28) will be closed between Walnut Avenue and Lincoln Avenue West in Cranford beginning at about 9:30 a.m. today while state Department of Transportation workers remove a large tree.
A detour will be established utilizing South Avenue West and the closure is expected to last for about six hours.
The Cranford Police Department advises motorists to plan an alternate route if necessary.
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Alleged public bridleway between Flambards Way (OS GR: 497373 144043) and Woolsack Way (OS GR: 497545 144016) at Godalming Wharf, Godalming.
Reference number and contact details
- Telephone: 0300 200 1003
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Date of application
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Applicants name and address
Godalming Town Council, Municipal Buildings, Bridge Street, Godalming Surrey, GU7 1HT.
Consultations and research stage
Files available to download
CP583 Application form and Plan (PDF)
The application form and plan made to register a public footpath at Godalming Whart


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Council Elects Gary Winterton as new Chair and Kay Van Buren as Vice-Chair, Sterling Beck as RDA Chair and Gary Garrett as RDA Vice-Chair
The Provo City Council has selected new leadership for the 2013 calendar year. First-term and former Vice-Chair Council Member Gary Winterton will replace Laura Cabanilla as Council Chair, and fellow first-term Council Member Kay Van Buren will serve as Vice-Chair.
In regards to his new leadership post, Chairman Winterton said; “I am honored to have the Council’s support. I am hoping to work closely with my colleagues and the Mayor to advance Provo’s future and to continue the momentum and positive energy already occurring in the City.” Vice-Chair Van Buren stated: “I look forward to working closely with Council Member Winterton and coordinate Council priorities with the Council Staff.
The City Council also acts in the capacity of the City’s Redevelopment Agency Board. Council Member Sterling Beck and Gary Garrett were selected as Chair and Vice-Chair, respectively.


Request for Quotation – 2022 – 2024 Bridge Inspection Management and Consulting Services
Sealed Tenders will be received by the undersigned up to 12:00 p.m. local time, Tuesday, June 28, 2022, for the following work:
Provide qualified bridge inspection services, based upon the developed BIM program, for the years of 2022, 2023 and 2024 for the following structures:
- 94 transportation bridge structures
- 109 bridge culverts
The RFQ package may be obtained at Athabasca County Administration office, 3602-48 Avenue, Athabasca, AB, or by visiting the link below.
Athabasca County reserves the right to accept or reject any Quotations received. The lowest or any Quotation may not necessarily be accepted.
All Quotations must be submitted in a sealed envelope addressed as follows:
BRIDGE INSPECTION MANAGEMENT AND CONSULTING SERVICES (2022-2024) PROPOSAL
3602 – 48 Avenue
Athabasca, AB T9S 1M8
Attention: Mr. Robert Dauphinee
Director of Infrastructure Services
If further information is required to complete the tender, please contact Mr. Robert Dauphinee, Director of Infrastructure Services, (780) 675-2273.


A meeting is to be held in Chance Community Centre on Thursday, June 15, at 5.30pm.
This meeting will include councillors and representatives from the Bus Company and Nexus.
The meeting concerns the No. 33 docks bus service.
We were informed of this by Councillor Peter Wood, who has been a great help to us.
This is a result of our petition for this service to come up High Street to John Street.
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“It’s become a real issue,” he said, adding that the city has been receiving about one complaint per month.
“We’re getting complaints in areas of town that historically we’ve never had complaints,” Reinhart said.
The presence of roosters in town in the chief complaint, he said, despite the fact that roosters are not allowed to be kept inside city limits.
Reinhart said he believes part of the problem is that many residents are not taking the time to obtain the permit required for raising backyard chickens. During the process of applying for a permit, would-be chicken owners also are given detailed information about the city’s regulations.
“Often the rooster complaints point toward them not having a permit,” Moab City Manager Donna Metzler said.
The permit that allows residents to keep backyard chickens is free of charge, and the process is quick and easy, Reinhart said. After filling out an application, which can be found online or at the Moab city website, www.moabcity.state.ut.us, a member of Moab city staff will conduct a brief onsite inspection to ensure that all the code requirements are met.
“It takes about eight minutes,” Reinhart said. “Everyone is in and out.”
Moab code allows residents to keep up to 12 hens, as long as the eggs are meant for personal use. Roosters are not allowed, and the permit-holder must comply with the necessary requirements for a chicken coop in addition to a hen yard.
“Just come down and get a permit,” Reinhart said. “It’s free.”


Municipality of Corciano (PG)
Structural “in situ” survey, coordination of “in situ” surveys and structural modeling
The Municipality is a complex building with different heights and split-levels. The building consists of three floors with variable interstorey height. The load-bearing structure is realized with historic masonry. The Municipal Library was built during the XVI century, in the oldest part of the aggregate building; it is an old farmhouse with a load-bearing structure made predominantly of stone. The Municipal gymnasium, located in Ellera, is realized with a steel load-bearing structure with HEA300 beams and open croos-section trusses.
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Are you looking to develop, redevelop, and/or open up a business in Bourbon County? If so, it’s important to be aware of the County’s zoning districts and where they apply. Zoning maps show where districts are located, while the ordinances provide information about what can be done in each district.
Having trouble finding information? Contact our Office at 859-987-2150.


The Villages at Brunswick Forest
July 26, 2016Brunswick Forest
The Villages at Brunswick Forest is a 160-acre town center made up of more than 500,000 square feet of retail and professional establishments. The Villages at Brunswick Forest places convenient Leland shopping right at residents’ front doors. Brunswick Forest residents can even access The Villages via a network of paths and trails, without ever leaving the neighborhood.
For more information about The Villages please call, 888.371.2434


BLOSSOM — Blossom City Council is expected to cancel a May 1 general election after certifying a list of unopposed candidates when the council meets at 5:30 p.m. Thursday at City Hall, 1240 W. Center St.
Councilman Jeff Stover is unopposed for mayor, and Charlotte Burge, who currently holds the mayor’s title, is unopposed for a council seat. Newcomer Elizabth May is unopposed for a second council position. Incumbents Roger Dougherty Jr and Debra Burge did not seek re-election, according to City Secretary Stacy Prestridge.
Councilors also are expected to pass ordinances relating to both a trash serve rate schedule and water and sewer tap fees in addition to giving approval to a letter of support for Northeast Texas Trail efforts.
Tim Michael and Michelle Chipman are on the agenda about a proposal to build eight single-family homes in the southwest quadrant of the city.


Motorists on the ever-busy Lagos-Badagry expressway are complaining about perennial traffic gridlock on the road as reconstruction and expansion work appears to have slowed down.
Our reporter, who visited the site reports that various construction activities such as excavations and construction of drainage had stopped midway.
NAN reports that activities of work on the project site has reduced considerably, leading to traffic gridlock as many excavated parts of the road have been abandoned.
This has increased hardship faced by motorists and commuters on the road.
Our reporter however, observed that the first and second sections of the road, spanning from Orille to Festac Third Gate at Alakija, have been completed and opened for use.
Yusuf Sani, a road user, complained about the loss of man hour on the road.
“I have been on this spot for more than two hours and losing so much valuable time because of the work here.
“It would be more effective if the construction company can device means to effectively control the traffic while they continue their work,” he said.
Dele Abbas, another road user, also complained about the gridlock.
“Expanding this road is a good idea but the suffering is becoming unbearable, even when we leave home early we still experience the go slow.
“The construction company and the Lagos State Government should take urgent steps to stop this suffering,” he said.
Mrs Taiwo Alabi, advised the contractor to increase the pace of the work to ensure that the project ends and delivered on schedule.
“My advice is that the contractors should take full advantage of the absence of heavy rains to make considerable progress on this road so that this gridlock will abate,” she said.
An official of China Civil Engineering and Construction Company (CCECC), the project contractors, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said the work on the road had slowed down due to shortage of funds.
“The work is no longer progressing because the Lagos State Government has refused to make payments for quite sometime now.
“It is even surprising because money is not supposed to pose any problem for this work. A loan was secured and should be readily available, but I do not understand what the state government is doing.
“Our presence on the road now is just for some skeletal jobs because we cannot just pull out completely, but more than 80 per cent of the workforce has been disengaged due to the situation.
“This will most likely extend the job beyond the 2019 completion date,” he said.
However, Mr Ade Akinsanya, the Lagos State Commissioner for Works and Infrastructure, said that the project was on course.
He said that the plan was to open up the completed portions of the road for use by motorists before moving to continue work on the outstanding portions.
“We observed that parts of the completed portion of that road was being mishandled by some residents who have started turning them into markets and some other uses
” We want to open those portions up for the use of motorists to protect them from such encroachments before moving to other outstanding portions of the road, and that would happen very soon,” he said.
Akinsanya said that the issue of indebtedness to CCECC did not arise because the process of valuation, which preceds payment, was on going.


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Drivers warned of delays due to temporary traffic lights in A5183 Radlett Road and Colney Street
Drivers are being warned of delays in St Albans due to road works that begin today.
Two way traffic lights will be in place on the A5183 Radlett Road and Colney Street and digging will take place outside Winsco House.
The works are expected to take place until Tuesday, March 11.
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Weed spraying along curb lines throughout the Borough will be done Thursday, June 2 and Friday, June 3.
The Borough's Fall Leaf Collection Program will be ending for the season on Thursday, December 16th.
Mr. Rehab will be working completing liner work in the borough. Residents should be prepared for traffic interruptions or delays on the following dates at the following locations: December 6 on S. Carlisle Street; December 7 on N. Allison Street; and, December 8 and S. Jefferson Street. Anyone with questions can contact the borough office at 717-597-7143.
N. Carlisle Street will be resurfaced on Thursday, November 18, and Friday, November 19. No street parking or traffic will be continued during this time. If you have any questions, please contact the borough at 717-597-7143.
The GAFCWA meeting scheduled for December 20th has been cancelled and will be rescheduled for a later date. Information will be posted to this website when it becomes available.


PHOENIX (KSAZ) - Arizona Department of Transportation would like to remind drivers about closures over the weekend of June 23 through 26.
- Westbound I-10 closed at 59th Avenue from 10 p.m. Friday to 5 a.m. Monday: This is for bridge construction at Loop 202 South Mountain Freeway Interchange. Westbound I-10 on-ramps at 43rd Avenue and 51st Avenues also closed.
- Southbound I-17 closed between Dunlap Avenue and Bethany Home Road from 10 p.m. Friday to 5 a.m. Monday: This is for permanent lane striping on new pavement and bridge fence installation.
- Southbound I-17 on-ramp at Peoria Avenue also closed. Northbound I-17 HOV lane closed between Glendale and Northern Avenues. Northern Avenue narrowed to one lane in both directions at I-17 for fence installation.
- I-17 temporarily closed at times overnight near Anthem Way from 12:30 a..m. to 6 a.m. Sunday (June 25) for APS power line work.
- Southbound L-303 ramp to westbound I-10 closed from 10 p.m. Friday to 7 a.m. Saturday (June 24) for overhead sign-structure work.
- I-17 traffic signals for Deer Valley road on- and off-ramps will be turned off from 5 a.m. to 1 p.m. (June 25) for APS power pole repair.
- Northbound I-17 right lane closed between Bell Road and Union Hills Drive from 9p.m. Friday to 9 a.m. Saturday (June 24) for barrier wall repair. Northbound I-17 off-ramp at Yorkshire Drive closed.
For more information on these closures and detour routes, please visit www.azdot.gov.


Exciting news….. we have taken possession of the land this month and have now begun the master planning for the school. Watch this space for more information coming soon!
Following is an article published in the Selwyn Times about our new school. It is all getting very exciting!!!!
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Bainbridge Island is divided into three wards: north, central, and south. View the Ward Map (PDF) illustrating the ward boundaries. Each ward is required to be in proportion to the population and to be as nearly equal in population as possible in accordance with RCW 29.70.100(4). In August 2002, the City Council held a public hearing to discuss revisions of the current ward system. The public hearing revealed the public's support of a three-ward system, and the council determined a redistricting plan to meet this criteria.
The Council system consists of two representatives from each ward and an "at-large" Council member representing the Island as a whole. Council members are elected in staggered years to increase the likelihood of contested elections.
Each ward is represented on the City Council by two Council members, and one Council member is elected to represent the city at large. City Council positions are divided up as such:
- Positions four and five are assigned to the central ward
- Position numbers two and seven are assigned to the north ward
- Positions numbers three and six are assigned to the south ward
- Position number one shall be elected from the city at-large
For further information, the redistricting plan is explained in Ordinance 2002-25 (PDF).
North Ward (BIMC Chapter 2.06.020)
The north ward shall consist of voting precincts 321, 328, 330, 332, 335, 340 and 345 which generally is that territory within the city limits lying north of Koura Road and east of Miller Road, south along Miller Road to and along the south edge of precinct 321, then north along Sportsman Club Road to State Route 305, and then east along the south boundary of precinct 328 (which follows Murden Beach Drive due east until it meets the Puget Sound).
South Ward (BIMC Chapter 2.06.030)
The south ward shall consist of voting precincts 310, 312, 314, 317, 320, 325 and 333 except that portion of precinct 333 lying north of Wyatt Way and east of Finch Road, which generally is that territory within the city limits lying south of Koura Road and west of Miller Road.
South along Miller Road and Fletcher Bay Road to and along High School Road, then south along Finch Road to Wyatt Way and along Wyatt Way to the western terminus of Wyatt Way, and lying west of a line extending from the western terminus of Wyatt Way to the centerline of Eagle Harbor.
Central Ward (BIMC Chapter 2.06.040)
The central ward shall consist of voting precincts 301, 302, 303, 304, 305, those portions of 314 lying east of Finch Road and south of Wyatt Way but north of Eagle Harbor, 314 and 322, which generally is that territory within the city limits lying between the North Ward and the South Ward.


BOISE — Mayor David Bieter said in his State of the City address Wednesday that he wants the public to decide which improvements they want to see and are willing to pay for.
That could mean any combination of investment in fire facilities, parks, libraries and Foothills open space. He said he doesn't want the total price tag on the improvements to exceed $50 million, which he predicted would cost the average homeowner about $20 a year.
One of the first steps is to form some kind of committee to initiate a public input process that would include public meetings, open houses and other outreach efforts, Bieter said. The committee would be made up of neighborhood leaders, businesspeople and other stakeholders.
Once the public decides on which improvements they want, the city would hold a bond election that would require two-thirds of votes for passage.
Bieter gave no specific timeline during which the election process would take place. He said he wants to begin identifying key people for the committee in the next couple of weeks.


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A business entity which constructs commercial, industrial, institutional, residential or other buildings, including their ancillary buildings, none of which exceed three storeys or 25,000 square feet.
A business entity which constructs, repairs, renovates, extends or improves any building comprising up to four dwelling units, not exceeding three storeys in height, and their ancillary buildings.
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Apply for Builder’s Board Licence
To apply for a Builder’s Board Licence, please complete the form below, so we can send you a registration form to complete. Click here to access the hard copy of the form if you wish to submit your application through the Department of Planning’s front desk.


Jerusalem’s Town Planning Authority decided today to build an airport for Jerusalem after many years of debate on the proposal. The airport will be for internal flights and small aircraft only. It will be located in a residential area between Beit Hakerem and Ein Nif.
The Archive of the Jewish Telegraphic Agency includes articles published from 1923 to 2008. Archive stories reflect the journalistic standards and practices of the time they were published.


The City of West Bend has scheduled a public involvement meeting to discuss the reconstruction of 18th Avenue from Vogt Drive to Decorah Road.
The meeting will be held Wednesday, July 27, 2016 in the Council Chambers at City Hall. The meeting begins at 5 p.m. and will conclude at 7 p.m.
The purpose of the meeting is to provide information on the proposed improvements to 18th Avenue. The meeting will follow an open house format. No formal presentations will be given but public comment will be accepted.
Proposed improvements include reconstruction of 18th Avenue from Vogt Drive to Decorah Road, including new pavement, curb and gutter, sidewalk, storm sewer and improved sight distance.
The meeting facility is wheelchair accessible. Hearing impaired persons needing assistance may call the Wisconsin Telecommunication Relay System (dial 711). To allow time for arranging assistance, please call no later than three working days prior to the meeting.
We look forward to your participation in this important meeting. If you have any questions at this time, or if you cannot attend the meeting but would like to find out more about the proposed improvements, please contact Amanda Zacharias from Alfred Benesch & Company at (414) 308-1320 or [email protected]


There could soon be a new city in the Wiregrass.
Bellwood Community residents are looking at the possibility of incorporating. Several dozen people discussed the pros and cons of becoming a city.
Meeting organizers believe Bellwood would get more paved streets and better governmental services by becoming a city.
Many residents voiced concern that it would take a great deal of money to incorporate and with just two businesses, there's not enough revenue to create a new town in Geneva County.
Supporters of “Bellwood Incorporated” plan to circulate a petition to get the issue on the ballot in a special election.
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ODOT Community Charging Rebates Info Session
Join us for the Oregon Department of Transportation's Community Charging Rebates information session hosted by Forth!
Level 2 electric vehicle charging rebates are available to public and private entities for the purchase, installation, and maintenance of charging infrastructure. Learn how to access funding!
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Blog | Burlington Waterfront Rehab
Burlington Waterfront Rehab
June 14, 2017
This complete rehab on the waterfront in Burlington includes the removal of approximately 2,300 square feet of asphalt court and old overgrown Japanese garden and cedar hedges. We are installing a bocce court, native plantings from Gardener’s Supply Company, a natural cleft bluestone patio with stone from Cleary Stone Company, a fire pit, and landscape lighting from The Lighting House!


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Henbart LLC is looking at building a 45-unit, five-story apartment complex on a prime site at Denny Way and Broadway, across the street from Sound Transit's future Capitol Hill light rail station.
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JC-73 will be closed to traffic north of Flying J Park on Tuesday, November 2 and Wednesday, November 3 between 7:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m. as crews replace a culvert.
Traffic will be detoured to N. Turkey Creek Road and US-285. Signaled single-lane traffic through the site will resume at 6:00 a.m. on both days.
See Detour Map.
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This project will provide routine maintenance to several bridge structures in Hillsborough County. The bridges include US 41 over Delaney Creek, US 41 over Archie Creek, US 41 over Fred's Creek, SR 60 over Rocky Point Creek and US 301 over Archie Creek.
The improvements are being designed. Construction activities are anticipated to begin in 2021.
- There are no lane closures at this time.


Board of Zoning Adjustment Schedules and Agendas
The Board of Zoning Adjustment (BZA) holds its Public Meetings and Hearings primarily on Wednesdays. Occasionally the BZA will schedule Public Meetings or Hearings on alternative days. All Public Meetings and Hearings are held in the Jerrily R. Kress Memorial Hearing Room, Room 220 South at One Judiciary Square, 441 4th Street, NW, Washington, DC 20001.
Note: Please use the calendar at the top to navigate through the dates, you can also use the dropdown list above to change the view.


(1709 Evergreen Ave)
This property consists of four platted City lots (three TCAD parcels) and is addressed as 1709 Evergreen Ave, 1803 Evergreen Ave, and 1204 W Mary St.
Zoning Change Application (Case 2020-123476 ZC; Reference File Name C14-2020-0097)
The Applicant proposes to rezone 1.322 acres from from CS, SF-3, and MF-3-H to CS-MU and CS-MU-H.
Nothing Scheduled Yet
City Case Information
- City of Austin Build+Connect (AB+C) Webpage (link)
- Application not yet available


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We have been notified that Punch Pubs have not renewed the lease for The Chelsfield Pub, and the pub will be closing for "refurbishment" on 21st July 2021. We are obviously very concerned that this may not be good news for The Chelsfield and its many community regulars, and have contacted Punch for...
We are very pleased to announce that The Chelsfield Pub has been awarded Asset of Community Value (ACV). This last five years and can be renewed if the pub is still a community pub which of course we hope it witll be. For full information on the ACV Please see this page.
This provides some prote...
The News Shopper have just published a fantastic article, detailing recent updates to the campaign. Read the full article here
Punch’s managing director, Andy Spencer, said the company recognises the strength of local feeling.
He said: “Following the result of the planning applicatio...
Site visit made on 20 May 2019
by Katie McDonald MSc MRTPI
an Inspector appointed by the Secretary of State
Decision date: 24th June 2019
1. The application for an award of costs is refused.
You can read the full document here... APPEAL_DECISION_-_COSTS-2346033.pdf
The news we have all been waiting for... The Planning Inspectorate Appeal Decision.
We welcome the Planning Inspectorate decision to decline Punch Partnerships (PML) Ltd's appeal.
We thank our supporters, councillors, local MP, CAMRA and most importantly our community.
We call on...
Now after all the hard work by everybody completing their submissions to the Planning Inspectorate we wait for their decision. The appellant, Punch Taverns, have a couple of weeks until the 23rd of May 2019 to make final comments as does the LPA (Local Planning Authority - in this case the London B...
Jo Johnson writes to the Planning Inspectorate objecting to the demolition on behalf of the Save The Chelsfield campaign
Save The Chelsfield held an open forum public meeting at 7pm on 25 April 2019 at The Chelsfield - our community pub; the meeting was hosted by Bryan, supported by the STC committee together with our three local councillors, Angela, Mike, Samaris and Norman from CAMRA.
There were well over one hund...
An open public meeting to discuss next steps and answer questions from the local community has just been announced. Hosted at our cherished local community pub - The Chelsfield, you'll be able to have your questions answered whilst being amongst like-minded friends within the community.


CUTTACK: The thousand-year-old city has many unsafe structures, which can crumble at any point of time, but the Cuttack Municipal Corporation (CMC) is yet to wake up to the threat. On Sunday, four persons were killed when an old building collapsed in Puri.
Being a historic city, there are many old structures and government colonies here which have become structurally weak and need immediate demolition. In 2010, over 60 people had died in a building collapse in Delhi and at that time the CMC had announced to initiate survey work of decrepit structures in the city. But even after three years, the civic body is yet to collect any data.
"According to guidelines of Municipal Corporation Act, it is the duty of the CMC to mark unfit structures and immediately order their demolition as they pose threat to public life," said advocate Pradip Patnaik.
According to an estimate, there are over 500 perilous structures in the city and the denizens have expressed concern over them.
"There are more than 10 unsafe structures in my area, which can collapse at any moment. If any mishap occurs then the administration will face a lot of difficulty in carrying out rescue operations due to narrow lanes," said Gadadhar Das, who resides in Jaunliapatti area.
However, the CMC claimed that they have identified a few dilapidated structures but could not initiate action due to legal tangles.
"Majority of unsafe structures are disputed and mired in litigations. So we were not able to raze them. However, we are going to start fresh survey of unsafe buildings in the city and will take action against them," said mayor Saumendra Ghose.


- Posted 21 February 2018
The snow removal schedule for THURSDAY, FEB. 22 is as follows:
- 46 Avenue from 46 Street to 44 Street
- 44 Street from 46 Avenue to 48 Avenue
- 53 Avenue from 42 Street to 37 Street
- 55 Avenue Crescent from 42 Street to 60 Avenue
- 56 Avenue Close
Please note that dates and locations are subject to change. Pedestrians and vehicles are asked to use caution and maintain a safe distance around snow removal equipment.
Stay up to date with the town snow removal schedule and view the priority routes map at www.innisfail.ca/snowremoval.
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MRC Asks for Sandown to Be Rezoned
The Melbourne Racing Club (MRC) has announced it will ask for its freehold land at Caulfield and Sandown racehorses to be rezoned from Special use to Comprehensive Development zones, reports dandenong.starcommunity.com.au. The MRC stated that Caulfield includes a $300m vision for a world-class racing experience. MRC racing and membership executive director Jake Norton said, "All current activities at Sandown, including use of the car racing track, remain as is. If the MRC wish to make any changes to usage at Sandown, it would require consultation with the State Government, Racing Victoria and ultimately support from the MRC membership. I wouldn't want to guess what the future use of the land will be." The Sandown Grandstand was heritage listed in April 2019, according to Victoria's Heritage Council. Last year, Star News reported the MRC had presented concept plans and technical information for the "future opportunity" to the council. At the time, MRC member and former Greater Dandenong mayor Peter Brown said the concept included a mix of high-rise apartments, town houses, homes, a medical centre and shops.


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The NSW Government is upgrading the roads around the Northern Beaches Hospital. The upgrades will provide customers with a better travel experience, increased capacity on the road network and improved access through the area. Ferrovial York Joint Venture (FYJV) has been engaged by Roads and Maritime to carry out the project.
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CITY OF LAKEVILLE
PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING MINUTES
 September 5, 2019

Chair Kaluza called the meeting to order at 6:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers at City
Hall. The pledge of allegiance to the flag was given.

Members Present: Chair Pat Kaluza, Karl Drotning, Jeff Witte, Brooks Lillehei, Jason
Swenson, Jenna Majorowicz, Ex-officio Mike Lamm

Members Absent: Vice Chair Scott Einck

Others Present: Daryl Morey, Planning Director; Penny Brevig, Recording Secretary

3. Approval of the Meeting Minutes

The August 15, 2019 Planning Commission meeting minutes were approved as
presented.

4. Announcements

 Mr. Morey stated that an e-mail from a resident who is in favor of keeping the storm
shelter requirement in the Zoning Ordinance was distributed at tonight’s meeting.

Mr. Morey reminded the Planning Commission of their work session immediately
following tonight’s regular meeting.

5. City of Lakeville

Chair Kaluza opened the public hearing to consider amendments to Title 11 (Zoning)
of the Lakeville City Code concerning storm shelters.

Planning Director Daryl Morey presented the planning report. Mr. Morey stated that
the Planning Commission, at their July 18, 2019 meeting, unanimously recommended
approval of amendments to the Zoning and Subdivision Ordinances as Phase 1 of
their annual review and update. The Zoning and Subdivision Ordinance amendments
were approved at the August 5, 2019 City Council meeting with the exception of the
recommended changes to Section 11-17-27 (storm shelters) of the Zoning Ordinance.
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At their July 18 meeting, the Planning Commission recommended revised wording
to Section 11-17-27 to provide more flexibility for homebuilders to meet the storm
shelter requirement for slab on grade dwellings.

Mr. Morey indicated that the City Council directed staff to draft an amendment to the
Zoning Ordinance that eliminates the storm shelter requirement entirely. As such, a
new public hearing notice and a recommendation from the Planning Commission is
necessary.

Mr. Morey stated that the redlined ordinance included in the packet material for
tonight’s meeting reflects the direction of the City Council.

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Resurfacing of Churchgate Street roundabout - UPDATE
Due to unforeseen material supply issues and the inclement weather conditions on Tuesday 14 September, the resurfacing works to Churchgate Street roundabout have overrun.
Unfortunately, utility works by UK Power Network, separate to the project will affect the planned diversion route and now requires a more complex 4-way temporary traffic lights and our resurfacing works to be completed in 3 phases.
Phase 1 - North Side (Old Oak Way) - The team are now on site and works are progressing well and will continue until 6am on Wednesday 22 September.
Phase 2 - Gilden Way towards Sheering - The southeast quadrant will be carried out between 6am on Wednesday 22 September and 7pm on Friday 24 September.
Phase 3 - Gilden Way towards Harlow Town Centre - The southwest quadrant will be carried out between 6am on Monday 27 September and 7pm on Wednesday 29 September.
All dates are subject to weather conditions and the latest Government Covid-19. Thank you for your patience and apologies for any inconvenience caused by these works.


Recently Completed: Route 15/17/29 Warrenton Interchange, Fauquier County
Construction Completed One Month Ahead of Schedule
(Click on the image above for a larger view of the interchange. If photo is used, please credit VDOT/SCC-L.Gutierrez).
As of Oct. 26, all ramps are open to traffic and the shared use path from Travelers Way to the Alwington Farm property is open for bicyclists and pedestrians. The new park and ride lot on Lord Fairfax Drive with 20 parking spaces is also available to commuters.
Under a $19.6 million contract, design-build contractor Shirley Contracting Company, LLC of Lorton, with design services from Dewberry of Fairfax, has worked since February 2018 to design and construct a grade-separated interchange to replace the signalized intersection of Route 15/17/29, Business Route 15/17/29 and Route 880 (Lord Fairfax Drive).
Initial construction activities began in early March 2019. On June 23, 2020, the new interchange partially opened to traffic and the traffic signal was removed.
Roundabout Driving Tips
Drivers can follow these tips for navigating the roundabouts:
- Follow signs and pavement markings for your safety.
- Slow down when approaching the roundabout and yield to traffic already in the roundabout.
- As you enter the roundabout, keep right and drive in the counter-clockwise direction.
- Do not turn left when entering a roundabout.
- Use a turn signal and exit the roundabout with caution.
To learn more about roundabouts, visit VDOT's Innovative Intersections and Interchanges webpage.
The purpose of this project is to replace the existing at-grade intersection of Route 15/17/29, Route 15/17/29 Business and Route 880 (Lord Fairfax Road) with a grade-separated interchange to improve safety and capacity. Traffic conditions at this location include a high volume of northbound left turns into the town of Warrenton, a large (12 percent) volume of truck traffic, and local traffic associated with Lord Fairfax Community College, the Fauquier County landfill and homes nearby.
Public hearing: May 9, 2017
Public comment period ends: May 19, 2017
Design-build contract award: Feb. 22, 2018
Complete Design / Permitting: March 2018 - Winter 2018
Pre-Construction Citizen Information Meeting: November 13, 2018
Construction start: March 4, 2019
Right of Way Acquisition: Winter 2018 - Summer 2019
Utility Relocations: Spring 2019 - Winter 2019
Interchange Partially Opens: June 23, 2020
Meetze Road Detour: June 23, 2020- August 25, 2020
Full Interchange Open: Oct. 26, 2020
Park and Ride / Construction completion: Oct. 26, 2020
Other relevant links:
Preliminary Noise Study (5.5 MB)
Final Noise Study (13 MB)
"Pardon Our Dust" Citizen Information Meeting November, 13, 2018
- Brochure (401 KB)
- Final Design Display (63 MB)
- Combined Proposed/Final Design Display (1 MB)
- Construction Display (1 MB)
- Temporary Detour To Meetze Road (Summer 2020) (171 KB)
- Meeting Presentation (23 MB)
Phase: Recently Completed


Cancelled - Russell City Reparative Justice Project - Steering Committee Public Meeting: Sept. 27, 2023Cancelled Add to Calendar
We regret to inform you that the Public Meeting of the Russell City Reparative Justice Project, initially slated for September 27, 2023, on Zoom, has been canceled.
The Steering Committee has received over 350 responses to our survey. We would like to engage in a dedicated working session to plan our next steps based on this tremendous response.
We would like to express our sincere gratitude for your participation in our recent survey efforts for former residents and descendants of Russell City. The feedback we've collected is extensive and profound. It requires careful analysis to help us form clear and impactful recommendations for the city of Hayward.
Please accept our apologies for this change in scheduling. We will soon provide updates on subsequent meetings and opportunities for community engagement. Should you have any questions or need additional information regarding the Russell City Reparative Justice Project, please contact us at email@example.com.
Thank you for your understanding and support for the Russell City Reparative Justice Project.


TAYLOR COUNTY, W.Va. – A road in Taylor County will be closed starting Tuesday.
The West Virginia Division of Highways advises motorists of a road closure on County Route 52, Glade Run Road, at milepost 3.21.
The road closure will be Tuesday, September 7, 2021, through Friday, September 10, 2021, from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. each day. The reason for this road closure is for slip repair.
Emergency vehicles, school buses and mail carriers will be allowed through the closure.


Editor | November 7, 2019 @ 03:02 PM
The Bidhannagar Municipal Corporation has resumed its Rs 75-crore project to repair broken roads in Salt Lake. The civic body had started repairing roads in all the 41 wards before the Puja but work remained suspended during the festive season.
The civic body has started work on the stretch in front of Tank Number 10 near Karunamoyee that leads towards Matri Sadan hospital. The civic authorities have started peeling off the existing damaged road surface. After grouting, bitumen will be laid on it.
Many of the stretches in Salt Lake are still in bad condition, with motorists, specially bikers, facing inconvenience while plying. Motorists have been complaining about the potholes for a long time.
Civic officials said road repair work could not be taken up early this year due to the delayed rains that continued till the last week of September.
Source: The Times of India, Kolkata


City officials will take down basketball hoops at 80 courts where persistent pick-up games have flouted social distancing rules amid the coronavirus pandemic, the mayor said.
“There will not be any basketball games because there will not be any basketball hoops,” de Blasio said during a City Hall briefing Wednesday evening.
Cops and Parks Department workers identified the hoops among the 1,700 courts in the Parks Department system. “Repeated attempts” to stop pick-up games there failed, according to de Blasio.
But mayor said he would close more courts if necessary to curb the high-contact sport.
“If we have to end up closing down basketball courts across the board, we’ll do that,” he said.
De Blasio is still sitting on a decision on whether to close Parks playgrounds and reiterated that would be determined by Saturday.
“Parks will remain open but with a lot of enforcement under any scenario,” he said.
The mayor is also still figuring out which pair of streets to close in each borough in his attempt to give pedestrians more space to walk about.
“We are finalizing with NYPD and other city agencies and the [City] Council,” de Blasio said. “As we said, it will be up to two sites per borough.”


Monday 31st July 2017 | 1:30pm - 6:30pm
The Wheatsheaf Hall, Wheatsheaf Lane, Vauxhall, SW8 2UP
To download a copy of our invitation newsletter click here.
We look forward to seeing you at our next round of public exhibitions.
The team is committed to consultation with both local communities and Londoners generally given the potential wide-ranging benefits of the bridge.
Public exhibitions to give an update on the current work and introduce the design team took place in Westminster on Friday 30th June and Saturday 1st July and in Wandsworth on Friday 7th and Saturday 8th July. Thank you to everyone who attended our exhibition. You can view a copy of the public exhibition boards and complete our online survey at this website. All of the feedback will be taken into consideration and help inform the design process.
We will continue to keep local residents up to date and will be holding further public consultation events as the proposals progress.
To complete our online survey please click here
To download and view the exhibition boards please click here
To download a copy of the invitation newsletter click here
Wandsworth Council and the Nine Elms Vauxhall Partnership
For more information on the Nine Elms Pimlico Bridge contact the team at:
08081 645 340


Media Alert: Premier Zille to Speak at District Six Housing Handover
26 August 2013
On Saturday 24 August, Premier Helen Zille will attend and speak at a handover of housing units to 51 beneficiary claimants, as part of Phase 2 of the intergovernmental District Six restitution process.
Premier Zille will join Minister of Rural Development and Land Reform Gugile Nkwinti and Cape Town Executive Mayor Patricia de Lille to celebrate this important milestone in implementing redress.
Date: 24 August 2013
Venue: Pontac Street, District Six


We're excited to announce City Hall is now open at it's new location at 10 E. Locust Street.
Utility Billing, City Clerk, City Administration, Building/Engineering, Community Development, Municipal Court as well as Council Chambers and Mayor's office are located at the new city hall.
Parks and Recreation will remain at the City Hall Auditorium, 500 E. Locust Street.
The payment dropbox has also been moved to 10 E. Locust and is located on the west side of the building.
Thank you for your patience during the move.
If you have any questions, contact us.
City Hall, 636-583-3600
Parks & Recreation, 636-583-8471


Please be advised that the Zoning Board of Appeals (ZBA) meeting scheduled for Monday, April 22nd at 7:30PM has been cancelled due to no submissions. It was to be held at the Village Hall, 133 Clinton Street; Montgomery, New York 12459. This notice is sent to you pursuant to Section 95 of Public Officers Law. Such meeting is open to the public.
The Zoning Board of Appeals meet every fourth Monday each month at Village Hall at 7:30 PM
If a meeting falls on a Holiday, please call the Village Clerk for the updated date.


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Missouri Certified Sites
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Availability of utilities
Land use conformance
Potential site development costs
Certified Sites reduce your risk and expedite construction by providing upfront and consistent information for use in site selection.
Check out the 30 Certified Sites throughout Missouri by following this link to informational videos.


1 Calle la Fuente
Most errands can be accomplished on foot.
1 Calle la Fuente has a Walk Score of 84 out of 100. This location is Very Walkable so most errands can be accomplished on foot.
The closest park is Parque De La Pradera, Benavente.
Explore how far you can travel by car, bus, bike and foot from 1 Calle la Fuente.


Hyde Park Corner's counterpart at the northern end of Park Lane. Named for the arch made from Carrara marble, standing in the middle of the junction. The arch was built by [John Nash]? originally to go with Buckingham Palace, but was moved to become an entrance to the park when the palace was extended in 1851.
Cutting across the gyratory is Tyburn Way, a reference to the infamous Tyburn Gallows which are thought to have stood very near here from 1571 to 1759.
Marble Arch and its associated gyratory system and tube station stands at the meeting point of Park Lane, Oxford Street, Bayswater Road and Edgware Road, on the edge of the congestion charge zone. Pedestrians negotiate the gyratory by means of a system of subways, which include connections to a rather dingy public toilet and the tube station. There is also an (expensive) underground car park here.
This page has some detailed history behind the Arch and its creator.
There is an ice rink here during the winter.


Located on a High Visability Signalized Corner in New Windsor, NY RT 94 and Union Ave. Opportunity to operate a Service Station & Convenience Store and collect rent from one house and 9 Manufactured homes, and/or to expand station. 3 other adjoining parcels included, ( 4 parcels Total) Station plus adjoining Parcel # 2- 202 Rt 94, a Vacant house can be razed to expand station to 220 ft frontage. Parcel # 3- 96 Union Ave., adjoins station has 3 Manufactured Homes, and Parcel #4- a house and 5 Manufactured Homes. Must sell all, or will lease Station only.


This coming Hanukkah and pre-Christmas weekend it’s déjà vu all over again, as we have a three-peat of the R/N train diversion. From 11:45 p.m. Friday, December 19 to 5:00 a.m. Monday, December 22 there will be no service in either direction on the R and (late night) N line at Court Street or Jay Street/Metro Tech. R and N trains will be routed over the Q line between DeKalb Avenue in Brooklyn and Canal Street in Manhattan.
The following week, there will be no service on the 4/5 line at Borough Hall in either direction each night between the hours of 11:45 pm. and 5:00 a.m. Monday, December 22 to Wednesday, December 24. During these times, 3 train service will be extended to New Lots Avenue.


Baton Rouge Lakes Master Plan RFP
Date: 4/25/2014 - 5/23/2014
The Baton Rouge Area Foundation (BRAF) invites landscape architect-led consultant teams to prepare a summary of qualifications, detailed work plan and budget in response to this RFP. The selected consultant team will assist BRAF in the creation of a master plan for the Baton Rouge Lakes and surrounding open space located adjacent to Louisiana State University and City-Brooks Community Park.
BRAF invites written proposals for consulting services to complete the suggested work plan described in Section 4 of the RFP, which is attached and can be downloaded at http://tinyurl.com/knylx3u. Submittals are due Friday, May 23.
Respondents and their agents are strictly prohibited from seeking information from or lobbying members or representatives from BRAF and its Board, CPEX and its Board, STA staff, GEC staff, LSU, BREC, Mayor’s Office, Metro Council, DPW, LaDOTD, LDWF, NFWF, CPRA, USACE, TULIPA and neighborhood association members. Failure to comply with this clause shall be grounds for rejections of their RFP as non-responsive.
Questions regarding this RFP should be addressed during the pre-proposal conference call or submitted via email to Camille Manning-Broome at firstname.lastname@example.org.


Floating island Rotterdam – Aqua-Flora® Floatland
- Published on Tuesday 16 October 2018
Last week, we placed an Aqua-Flora® Floatland, a floating island, measuring no less than 100m2! The island was placed in the Prins Alexander pond.
What a beautiful commission given by the Municipality of Rotterdam.
We heard the municipality got a lot of positive feedback from the locals, which is fantastic!
In addition to the floating island, we also placed an anti-waterbird construction which ensures that young vegetation will not immediately be eaten, trampled on or pulled out by the resident waterbirds.
The municipality came up with the design themselves, and we were more than happy to work on this project. A perfect way to show everyone the highly versatile and dynamic nature of our products!
We can’t wait to see the photos in the spring!


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Attention Pace passengers in Carpentersville!
Due to construction, L W Besinger Drive between Maple Avenue and Lake Marian Road will close Monday, July 6, 2015, through October, 2015. During this closure, Routes 543 and 803 will operate on the following detours:
Route 543 Northbound
Take northbound L W Besinger Drive to westbound Maple Avenue to northbound Oak Ridge Road to eastbound Lake Marian Road to resume regular route.
Route 803 Northbound
Take northbound L W Besinger Drive to westbound Maple Avenue to northbound Oak Ridge Road to westbound Lake Marian Road to resume regular route.
Please note that there will be no bus service on northbound L W Besinger Drive between Maple Avenue and Lake Marian Road.
Southbound service on Routes 543 and 803 will remain on a normal routing.
Customers should expect delays and plan their trip accordingly.
Visit PaceBus.com for real-time bus arrivals using Pace’s Bus Tracker.
For More Information
- Call Pace Customer Services at (847) 364-PACE or the
- RTA Travel Information Center at 836-7000 (from any local area code)
|Route Name:||Route 543 Dundee-Carpentersville|
|Notice Type:||Construction Detour|
|Description:||Route 543 Dundee – Carpentersville and Route 803 Carpentersville Local Detour Notice Effective Monday, July 6, 2015|
SOURCE: Pace press release


From Monday 29th October to Friday 9th November, Dimple Road in Matlock will be closed for resurfacing works.
During this time, the 14 service will divert as follows:
Cotmanhay Road - Turn at Church Street roundabout - Cotmanhay Road
The service will resume the normal route once the road re-opens.
We apologise for any disruption caused.


Proposed widening on MT 200 north of Rogers Pass
Last updated 1/10/2023 at 12:05pm
Lincoln, MT - The Montana Department of Transportation would like to announce and invite the public to comment on a proposal to widen one mile of Montana Highway 200, north of Rogers Pass. The project begins approximately 24 miles north of Lincoln at mile marker 95.8 and extends north for one mile ending at mile marker 96.8.
Proposed work includes widening the shoulders of the roadway along the...


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Notice is hereby given that the Bath and North East Somerset Council in pursuance of the provisions of section 14 of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 intends to make an order the effect of which will be to close temporarily to vehicles that length of Thomas Street, Bath, extending from its junction with Pera Road to its junction with London Road.
This order is required because works are being or are proposed to be executed on or near the road consequent upon a gas mains replacement and will be operative from the 19th February 2018 for a maximum period of three weeks. However, the restrictions may not be effected for the whole of the period but it is anticipated that the road will be restricted as and when traffic signs are in position and only for so long as is necessary to execute the works which it is anticipated will be for 13 DAYS.
ALTERNATIVE ROUTE – London Road - Margaret’s Hill – Pera Road and vice versa.
Applicant details: Steve Wiltshire – Wales and West Utilities
Telephone details: 0800 111 999
Dated: 1st February 2018
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Unless there's a somewhat dramatic change in direction, it appears as though Las Vegas' latest bid to snag a Major League Soccer expansion franchise is effectively dead. Although the preliminary vote on stadium funding was tabled until October, the votes that would make it a reality don't appear to be there.
The latest development came on Wednesday when the seven-person city council was scheduled to vote on the framework of the plan that would supply about $115 million in public funding. With three votes for and three firmly against, the Councilwoman Lois Tarkanian was the swing vote. Her public comments suggested she was leaning against approval of the plan, but she agreed to gather more information and push the vote back a few more weeks.
But even if Tarkanian can be convinced to support the plan, there would still need to be a fifth city councilperson to join in order for the funding to go through. Nevada state law requires a super majority for the council to issue the bonds. That vote would be scheduled for December.
There have been no indications from the developers that they'd be willing to move forward without public financing and without a stadium, MLS surely isn't interested in going to Las Vegas, especially with cities like Sacramento, San Antonio and Minneapolis all pushing forward with their own expansion plans.