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Fort Bend County Engineer
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Roesner Road Extension and Widening
from north of Gaston Road to the Fort Bend/Harris County Line, 2.38 miles
Roesner Road exists as a 4-lane thoroughfare for more than 2 miles south and west of Gaston Road to approximately 2000’ north of Gaston Road. The road does not exist over Willow Fork Buffalo Bayou, a geographic barrier to travel. North of Willow Fork, Roesner Road exists from Westheimer Parkway, north past Bay Hill Blvd to Katy Gap Road as a 2-lane road with open ditch drainage. Existing and ongoing development in the area and the gap (lack of a crossing) at Willow Fork cause traffic delays and safety issues that impacts parallel roads in the area.
Construct a 4-lane Roesner Road Extension from its current terminus north of Gaston Road, across Willow Fork Bayou to Westheimer Parkway. Widen existing Roesner Road from a 2-lane open ditch road to a 4-lane thoroughfare from Westheimer Parkway to Bay Hill Blvd, to the Fort Bend/Harris County Line.
The project will complete gaps in the existing Fort Bend roadway system, thereby improving mobility, improving safety, reducing delays and emissions while being responsive to continuing growth in the project area.
Less than $100 million
(Expand) Roadway Added Capacity/New Construction/Complete Streets
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Environmental Assessment (EA)
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the Roesner Road project is challenging to ID a type of project. the completion of a much needed link is similar to the active transportation link or to a grade separation in benefit and life span though there is not a way to keep the project as one while providing separate B/C estimates for the widening project and the extension project. we ask that you allow discussion of how to submit a single project with two methodologies for the two projects.
901 - 1000
0.11 - 0.20
View Uploaded File: Roesner Road Ext-Wide LOTTR-estimation.pdf
the inclusion of a barrier crossing and the inclusion of bike/ped facilities for the entire project should earn additional points. not available under a single category for two projects.
Fort Bend County Major Thoroughfare Plan
Houston-Galveston Area Council


LA Metro is hosting three open houses for Angelenos to learn more about the East San Fernando Valley Light Rail project, the first of which is this Thursday! At the open houses, Metro will provide a presentation and then hold an open house during the last 30 minutes.
As a reminder: the line’s first segment will run for 6.7 miles along Van Nuys Boulevard and include 11 stations. This segment is scheduled to open between 2028 and 2030. The second 2.5-mile segment, for which the design options are still under study, will be from Pacoima to the Sylmar/San Fernando Metrolink Station and include 3 stations.
Here are the details for the open houses:
– Open House 1: Thursday, February 9, 2023, from 6:00 – 7:30 PM at Mid Valley Family YMCA (6901 Lennox Ave. Van Nuys, CA 91405);
– Open House 2: Saturday, February 11, 2023, from 10:00 – 11:30 AM at Mid Valley Family YMCA (6901 Lennox Ave. Van Nuys, CA 91405); and
– Virtual Open House 3: Thursday, March 2, 2023, from 6:00 – 7:30 PM.
For more information, please visit: https://www.metro.net/projects/east-sfv/.


Portion of Caldwell Mill Road to be closed overnight Aug. 6
FROM STAFF REPORTS
NORTH SHELBY – A portion of Caldwell Mill Road will be closed overnight Aug. 6 until the morning of Aug. 7, the Shelby County Highway Department announced.
The section of Caldwell Mill Road between Heatherwood Drive and Altadena Woods Drive will be closed from 8 p.m. on Tuesday, Aug. 6, until 6 a.m. on Wednesday, Aug. 7, for water line repairs.
By ALEC ETHEREDGE | Sports Editor The grueling summer work will soon pay off under the lights on Friday nights... read more


DARLINGTON BOROUGH COUNCIL ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 (TEMPORARY FOOTWAY CLOSURE) 2021 CONISCLIFFE ROAD, DARLINGTONNotice ID: BRA2147028
DARLINGTON BOROUGH COUNCIL ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 (TEMPORARY FOOTWAY CLOSURE) 2021 CONISCLIFFE ROAD, DARLINGTON
Darlington Borough Council intend, not less than seven days from the date of this notice to make an Order under the provisions of Section 14(1) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act, 1984, as amended, the effect of which will be to close: CONISCLIFFE ROAD FOOTWAY, SOUTH SIDE From a point 70metres east of West Street junction eastwards for 23metres An alternative route will be provided on the north side of Coniscliffe Road
The Order is necessary to allow building works at Coniscliffe House.
The maximum duration of the temporary closure
under this Order is 18 months commencing from
1 st September 2021, it is anticipated that the
closure will be effective for 12 weeks.
Dated: 28th July 2021
Group Director of Services


Deteriorating road surface on School Lane, Canwick
Reported via mobile in the Road surface issue category anonymously at 22:25, Monday
Sent to Lincolnshire County Council less than a minute later. Council ref: 389942.
Developing large crack in road surface near the road edge on School Lane between ‘Stonegate’ and Canwick Hill.
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Wait for bridge gets longer
Pedestrians will have to wait for at least two more weeks for the opening of the foot-over-bridge (FOB) on the expressway between Kherki Daula and Rajiv Chowk, even though the deadline of the project ended on Monday.gurgaon Updated: Jun 27, 2012 02:38 IST
Pedestrians will have to wait for at least two more weeks for the opening of the foot-over-bridge (FOB) on the expressway between Kherki Daula and Rajiv Chowk, even though the deadline of the project ended on Monday.
“So far, the process of deck installation has been completed but shades on top and side grills and ramps are yet to be put in place,” said an official of the public works department (PWD).
“This work will be completed in a fortnight,” the official added.
But according to the locals, the work will be over by next month only. The commuters were hopeful that the FOB will be functional by June 25 as the deadline was set by the department itself a long time back.
“The PWD official had told us that it will be operational by the end of June. Pedestrians have been facing problems in crossing the busy expressway,” said Subhash Pradhan, a local resident who has to cross the expressway daily to reach his work place.
Meanwhile, the PWD officials have also asked the contractors to expedite the process and complete the work at the earliest.
“We are closely monitoring the work and hopefully in a fortnight, it would be ready for pedestrians,” said NK Tomar, executive engineer, PWD.
The work on the FOB had begun on December 17 last year.
The expressway cuts across the villages, factories and other commercial establishments engaging tens of thousands of local workers who either use bi-cycle or walk across the expressway to reach their work places.
Several accidents have taken place on the expressway due to lack of a proper crossing facility for the pedestrians.
First Published: Jun 27, 2012 02:37 IST


Busan Bus Terminal was created as ‘Busan Bus Terminal’ in September 2001 by integrating Dongbu Intercity Bus Terminal and Busan Express Bus Terminal, and is located at Nopo Station on Busan Metro Line 1.
If you enter the bus terminal from Nopo Station of Busan Metro, there is a ticket office on the right, and you can buy express bus tickets on the right and intercity bus tickets on the left. The ticket counter varies depending on the destination, so please check the destination first and buy a ticket.
And the bus stop is one floor below the ticket office. If you go down the stairs, you will see the express bus stop, and there is an intercity bus stop past the express bus stop.
There is a blue sign with a destination on the express bus stop, and a white sign on the intercity bus stop, so please check the destination on your ticket before boarding.
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|Address||2238 Jungang-daero, Geumjeong-gu, Busan
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Following a mutually beneficial relationship of more than three decades, the Ashland Family YMCA and Ashland Parks and Recreation Commission (APRC) will conclude their 31-year partnership at the YMCA Park. The 6.56-acre park property will be deeded back to the YMCA for a fee. Youth programs will continue at that location through the coordinated efforts of the Y.
The YMCA / APRC partnership began in 1986 when the YMCA land was deeded to APRC at no cost. In return, APRC built and maintained the park at no cost to the Y. For 31 years, Ashland Family YMCA implemented a successful youth soccer program along with many other programs and services benefiting thousands of Ashland youth and families. Eventually it became clear that the park was disproportionately reserved for YMCA’s use for their expanded programming, limiting “free play” time for others.
The value of the APRC / YMCA partnership over the years is immeasurable. It is clear that the collaboration provided Ashland citizens with a benefit neither organization could offer alone.
APRC will use funds from the upcoming land transfer to build a new facility in the immediate area. The new neighborhood park will include picnic areas, restrooms and other publicly available amenities.
APRC wishes all the best for Ashland Family YMCA and looks forward to constructing a new neighborhood public park in the same vicinity.
For more information on APRC visit AshlandParksandRec.org
or call 541.488.5340.


Truckee Donner PUD Pipeline Construction for Summer 2013
Truckee Donner PUD is contracting for water mainline replacements in the Tahoe Donner Area this summer (see map below). Work will begin in early May and will run through the summer construction period.
The work will begin on the Northwoods at Coyote Moon section as per the contract documents. The rest of the schedule will be discussed with the contractor at an upcoming pre-construction meeting once the contract documents are in place. The work will be sequential moving from one location to another so only one area will be impacted at a time.
The Truckee Donner PUD has undertaken this water mainline replacement project to address persistent leaks and an aging water system in Tahoe Donner. The Truckee Donner PUD has made significant investments in replacing Tahoe Donner’s water distribution system and fixing leaks over the last decade, resulting in substantial water savings. Although these projects can cause some short-term traffic disruptions and delays, the reduced water waste and associated energy savings due to reduced pumping costs are there for the long-term!
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Any questions regarding this project should be directed to the District’s Water System Engineer, Neil Kaufman, at 530-582-3950.


Posted on: February 5, 2020
Housing and Community Development works with many community partners on various social issues in the Athens-Clarke County area. We would like to start highlighting the work that these agencies do on a daily basis, in their own words. The initial agencies ...Read on...
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(La Porte, IN) - The City of La Porte has taken a step toward annexing land south of the municipal airport.
Just under 50 acres has been acquired by the airport for possible expansion. A petition was introduced at Tuesday night's La Porte City Council meeting to rezone it for airport use. Airport officials want to redirect the main runway, angling it from the northwest to the southeast. They say that direction is more advantageous for pilots, given prevailing headwinds. They also hope to extend the runway from 5,000 to 6,000 feet, making it more accessible to private jets.
Bill Nelson, the attorney representing the airport, explained why that could be a game-changer for La Porte and a big money-maker for the airport. “When you have a small runway, planes will pass you by, jets will pass you by,” he told the council. “And they will land at places like Valparaiso; they’ll go to Kalamazoo, and they’ll drive down, because they need to land their jets.” Nelson also pointed out that jet fuel sales really boost airport revenues.
However, Nelson stressed that any runway expansion will take a long time to work through government hoops. Annexation and rezoning is necessary to get the process started.
A public hearing on the annexation is scheduled for August 1. A final vote on the annexation will take place September 6.
Following Tuesday night’s vote, Mayor Tom Dermody also reminded City Council members that the airport situation reinforces recent precedence that annexation is necessary for any outlying areas to receive city utilities.


A bit like buses – you’re waiting for ages and then two come along at once. Two important documents were published in July:
DfT’s “Action for Roads – a Network for the 21 st Century”. https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/212590/action-for-roads.pdf
“The Vision and Direction for London’s Streets and Roads”...
Read More About Roads - new policy statements suggest a more joined-up future for roads »


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- Wayfinding Signage Project (CIP)
- MEASURE S Street Improvements - Potholing on Mar Vista for future street repairs that will start in a few months.
CalTrans may be performing other work locally. Look up CalTrans construction.
Shout out to the Parks Division staff who continue to keep Monterey beautiful. Designed and installed by Steve, here's new landscaping near the newly upgraded Waterfront Lot and Fisherman's Wharf.


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Brokered By: Huff Realty
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27+ Acres Excellent development opportunity!Great location & visibility on well-traveled rd in heart of Mason, just 2.3 mi from I-75.Utilities(water & electric)avail.Mixed use/Office or build to suit.Property east & west is surrounded by City of Mason,a commercial corridor.Currently zoned Resident Single Family but could be rezoned if different use proposed.


- Fitness Center – Looking to get fit? Check out our Fitness Center; now with a relaxing Hydro Massage!
The Illinois Tollway has temporarily closed a portion of Martin Park adjacent to the Central Tri-State (I-294) Tollway through 2023. There will be no disruption to the park walking path or the baseball field during construction.
- Osborne Park will be under construction from the summer of 2023 to the fall of 2024. Click here for Bid Information https://www.hhparkdistrict.org/doug-osborne-park/


Conditional Use Permits and Applications
Conditional Use permits are required for businesses that would like to be open after midnight, and uses such as bars, nightclubs and event venues. Applications for Conditional Use permits require review and recommendation by the City’s Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) prior to approval.
Technical Advisory Committee
The TAC includes representatives from the following City departments/divisions:
- Building Permit
- Business License
- City Attorney
- Economic Development
- Planning & Development
Permit Approval Process
Please complete the following two application forms:
The forms, accompanying documentation and fee may be submitted online or in person at the Planning & Development office on the 6th floor of City Hall before 2 p.m. Monday - Friday.
Once an application is submitted, public notice is mailed to surrounding property owners and the application is posted on this web page. The public comment period is 15 days.
The overall permit process takes approximately 4 - 5 weeks.
2020 SUBMITTED CONDITIONAL USE APPLICATIONS
2019 Submitted Conditional Use Applications
- Public Notice CU 19-758 application by VIP Pet Resorts Inc for kennel at 123 College St
- Public Notice CU 19-773 application by Pendleton Ventures LLC for parking lot at 315 Perry Av
- Public Notice CU 19-819 application by Sibling Group LLC for bar at 730 S Pleasantburg Dr 114
- Public Notice CU 19-692 application by Brumit Restaurant Group for a Drive Through Restaurant at 204 Rutherford St
- Public Notice CU 19-686 application by Double Stamp LLC for brewery at 819 Laurens Rd
- Public Notice CU 19-631 application by Sandra Powell for an event venue to be opened past midnight at 443 Congaree Rd
- Public Notice CU 19-638 application by Darren Vincent to etablish a restaurant and event venue at 1237 Pendleton St
- Public Notice CU 19-477 application by Charleston Sports Pub for a restaurant to be opened past midnight at 15 W Washington St
- Public Notice CU 19-20 application by Nautic Greenville LLC for a restaurant at 101 S Hudson St
- Public Notice CU 19-11 application by Shianna Whitner for a nightclub to be opened past midnight at 200 N Pleasantburg Dr D


Johnston County Board of Education members and JCPS Senior Staff toured the Thanksgiving Elementary site Tuesday, March 9 to see the construction progression.
The school is scheduled to open in the Fall of 2021. It will serve families in the Thanksgiving community once construction is complete.
The new construction should alleviate overcrowding at elementary schools in the north eastern portion of Johnston County. It will be the district’s 24th elementary school.
The school is one of the 2018 bond referendum projects. More information about all of the 2018 bond projects can be found on the district’s website.


The Explorer will resume hourly service all day beginning on Monday, August 15. Please see link below for more details.
Effect: Additional Service
Fall 2022 service changes will begin on Monday, 8/15. See link for details regarding route/schedule changes.
The following service changes for fall 2022 will begin on Monday, 8/15.Read more ...
The Explorer will resume hourly service all day beginning on Monday, August 15. Two buses will service the Explorer and each bus will alternate between the Gold and Blue loops in order to provide better connectivity. Riders who wish to remain on the same route will need to transfer at the NRV Mall stop (#1800).Read more ...
UPDATED 8/12: Service to Stanger Street will resume on Saturday 8/13; the detours listed below will end with the end of service on Friday 8/12.
Construction will close a portion of Stanger Street beginning Monday, 5/16. BT routes will detour away from this area during the duration of work. BT will plan to resume normal Service on Saturday, 8/13, unless construction is delayed.Read more ...


Postal: The mayor refuses to sell the Parc des Princes stadium, Paris may choose another stadium as its home
January 15 According to the “Daily Mail” report, the mayor of Zain and Paris refused to sell the stadium
After that, the Paris Saint-Germain club may leave the Parc des Princes.
Since its establishment in 1970, Paris Saint-Germain has set up its home stadium at the Parc des Princes.
Over the past few years, they have invested 75 million euros in stadium facilities.
However, the mayor of Paris has refused to sell the stadium to the club, leading to the potential departure of Paris Saint-Germain.
Paris Saint-Germain are said to be willing to pay £440m for a stadium upgrade, but the mayor has vetoed the proposal.
In an interview, the mayor said: “We have a clear positioning. The Parc des Princes is not for sale and will not be sold. This positioning will not be shaken. For Parisians, this is an outstanding building
A spokesperson for Paris Saint-Germain said in an interview: “The Mayor of Paris’ positioning of the Parc des Princes is surprising and disappointing, which may cause Paris Saint-Germain, our fans, and our community to leave.
The Parc des Princes. It is worth noting that taxpayers have paid tens of millions of euros to maintain the structure of the stadium, which is now 50 years old and the building needs to be refurbished.”
It is reported that the mayor of Paris will still choose to upgrade the stadium with the Paris Saint-Germain club, but if the club cannot own the stadium, they will not be willing to upgrade the stadium.
The club added: “It is regrettable that the mayor chose to close the dialogue to sell the stadium suddenly. We have talked for a long time. The club is sad to choose another venue as our home. This is not the result that the club and the fans want.”
In their most recent match, Paris Saint-Germain beat Angers 2-0 at the Parc des Princes.


2055 Huron Church Road, Windsor, Ontario, N9C 2L6
The clinic is located on the west side of Huron Church Road between the Holiday Inn at Malden Road to the north and Apple bee's Restaurant to the south.
The front entrance is on Huron Church Road and the rear entrance is on Ambassador Drive which turns between Industrial Drive and Malden Road.
The city bus route runs along Ambassador Drive. A bus stop is located on Ambassador Drive directly behind the clinic.


Los Angeles Department of Transportation
Comet Electric, Inc.
A unique artistic design was drawn by Fine Line Systems for LADOT. Construction started in early February with Comet Electric and their subcontractors; Sully-Miller Contracting (island construction), Thompson Landscape (glass dome construction and installation), Kato Landscape (trees, plants, and irrigation.). The project was completed in August and turned over to the Fashion District for maintenance.


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Project Name: E Hopkins St - Pedestrian and Bike Improvements
Current Update: 06/2021
Work Completed Last Month: Repave Charles Austin and repairing driveways between Riverside and Charles Austin. Installed conduit between traffic signal foundations and continued site grading.
Work Planned This Month: Install sod & seeding within project limits. Install traffic signals poles and install power to lights.
Construction Completion: See Dashboard For Details


Traffic Alert! Some Genesee County Road Work Begins Today
Be prepared for some delays today around Burton and Davison.Construction starts this morning on the Irish road bridge over I-69. One lane in each direction on I-69 will be closed in each direction for the duration of the construction. Work will conclude at 10pm nightly.
The project is expected to be over in August.


Motorists are welcoming the good news in south Medford: the six-week Interstate 5 rebuild project is on schedule to reopen all lanes before the end of April.
The project began in mid-March, closing one lane of I-5 in each direction so construction crews could dig up the original concrete used when I-5 was built in the 1960s.
“The road bed was either compacted soil or a thin layer of asphalt,” said ODOT Project Information Specialist Gary Leaming. “The concrete roadbed dispersed the weight well but traffic volumes and weights have changed significantly since I-5 was first built.”
Over time, the concrete cracked beneath the increasing traffic volumes and weights, allowing water to seep into the roadbed. The project rebuilds I-5 with two feet of new roadbed topped with nine inches of asphalt.
“We knew this would be a major inconvenience for everyone,” said ODOT Project Manager Joe Thomas. “Our goal is to get the work done as quickly as possible so we can reopen I-5 for summer, when traffic volumes are at their highest.”
The work zone provides adequate space so construction can run in two shifts, 22 hours per day. Construction work will continue through the summer but will not require lane closures.
Stan and Ann
Roughly 48,000 vehicles travel between the two Medford I-5 interchanges each day. About half of that traffic consists of local motorists who use I-5 to travel quickly from north and south Medford.
ODOT launched a multi-media information campaign asking Medford-area motorists to use local roads during the six-week project. The TV and radio advertisements featured Stan and Ann, a married couple who gets stuck in traffic.
More project information, including the TV and radio advertisements featuring Stan and Ann are available online at www.oregon.gov. The TV ads can also be found on www.youtube.com.


Arrecife Mayor, Yonathan de León, announced this week that Calle Manolo Millares will reopen to traffic this weekend after the completion of the resurfacing project.
Yonathan de León visited the works this Thursday to check on their progress. The project includes the installation of trees, new lighting, street furniture and wider pavements that are more accessible.
De León added that after the San Ginés festivities, the project to transform the Avenida Fred Olsen will go ahead (between the Lancelot Hotel and El Islote.
For regular updates, pictures and videos of Lanzarote be sure to like and follow our Facebook page “Gazette Life Lanzarote”.


Join Date: Jul 2002
Location: On the Peace Train
Re: Architecture and Urban Planning.
No worries mate
I really wanted to go there when I went to France last time. Didn't get to, will go next time. Looks amazing.
, you've got the Sydney Opera House.
And the Cube Houses, in honour of The Mandy from The Rotterdam:


By Bonnie Culverhouse
After two meetings, a new community task force is ready to present options on two possible safety ordinances in a workshop with the Minden City Council.
Safety Initiative Program (SIP), with community leaders from each of the council districts, has been studying two possible ordinances that will hopefully reduce crime.
They will meet at 10 a.m. Friday, Sept. 17 in the Minden Civic Center at city hall, along with council members.
“We are meeting there, so we can invite the community and be able to observe Covid guidelines,” Minden Mayor Terry
Gardner said. “Our hope is also to have representatives from the youth community. This affects them, too.”
One of the ordinances would be to make parents accountable for their children’s whereabouts, especially during the hours of the curfew – from 11 p.m. to 5 a.m. Sunday-Thursday and midnight to 5 a.m. Fridays and Saturdays.
The second ordinance focuses on hours and permits for gatherings in city-owned parks.
To report an issue or typo with this article – CLICK HERE


This consultation is now closed. If you have any queries please get in touch with Planning and Building Standards.
As part of the Planning Application 07/0745/FL, the extension of mineral workings at the former opencast coal site at Greenburn, it is necessary to stop up the internal roads leading from Wellhill Farm to Dalgig.
This Order is in retrospect. The restoration scheme for Greenburn has now been completed and as a result of the restoration works, these roads require to be formally stopped up by Order. All physical works on site are now complete.
Download a copy of the Order along with a plan of the roads (PDF 606Kb) that are required to be stopped up.
As per legislation, the Order will be formally advertised in the Cumnock Chronicle on 10 March 2021. A period of 30 days for objections to the Order will end on 14 April 2021.
How to comment
Objections should state the:
- name and address of the objector
- matters to which the objections relate and the grounds on which they are made
You can make an objection to the Order by emailing us: email@example.com
Objections to the Order will end on Wednesday 14 April 2021.


1. AMOUNT: $15,697,740
AWARDED TO: Stark Pavement Corp., Brookfield
PROJECT: Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT) May “23” Highway Letting 10, C Brookfield, Bluemound Rd, IH 94 to East County Line, USH 018: Excavation, Base, HMA Pavement, Asphaltic Surface, Curb and Gutter, Sidewalk, Storm Sewer, Pavement Marking, Signs, Traffic Signals.
2. AMOUNT: $5,195,705
AWARDED TO: Lunda Construction Co., Black River Falls
PROJECT: WisDOT May “23” Highway Letting 22, Black River Falls – Tomah, B-27-039 & 043 Eb/B-27-040 & 044 Wb, IH 094: Excavation, Base, Concrete Pavement, HMA Pavement, Curb and Gutter, Cable Barrier, Guardrail, Pavement Marking, Bridge Rehabilitation, Bridge Painting.
3. AMOUNT: $3,974,760
AWARDED TO: Payne & Dolan Inc., Waukesha
PROJECT: WisDOT May “23” Highway Letting 12, Caledonia – Oak Creek, Linwood Rd to E Oakwood Rd, STH 038: Sidewalk, Storm Sewer, Beam Guard, Signs, Pavement Marking, Traffic Signals, Retaining Wall, Structure Rehab.
4. AMOUNT: $3,860,563
AWARDED TO: Vinton Construction Co., Manitowoc
PROJECT: WisDOT May “23” Highway Letting 4, IH 94 East West Freeway, Moorland I/C, IH 094: Excavation, Base, HMA Pavement, Asphaltic Surface, Curb and Gutter, Sidewalk, Storm Sewer, Guardrail, Fencing, Signs, Pavement Marking, Street Lights, Traffic Signals, Bridge Rehabilitations.
5. AMOUNT: $2,297,366
AWARDED TO: Kopplin & Kinas Co. Inc., Green Lake
PROJECT: City of Wautoma, Waupaca Street Reconstruction.
6. AMOUNT: $2,224,276
AWARDED TO: Monarch Paving Co., Amery
PROJECT: WisDOT May “23” Highway Letting 25, Wabasha – Durand, Mn/Wi St Ln to 100′ S of STH 35 S, STH 025: Base, HMA Pavement, Asphaltic Surface, Sidewalk, Pavement Marking, Bridge Deck Overlays.
7. AMOUNT: $1,794,963
AWARDED TO: Earth Inc., Arpin
PROJECT: WisDOT May “23” Highway Letting 21, C Marshfield, S Lincoln Avenue, West 5th Street to Adler Road, LOC STR: Grading, Base, Concrete Pavement, Asphalt Pavement, Culvert Pipe, Storm Sewer, Curb and Gutter, Sidewalk, Signs, Pavement Markings, Water Main, Sanitary Sewer.
8. AMOUNT: $1,532,115
AWARDED TO: A.W. Oakes and Son Inc., Racine
PROJECT: City of Kenosha, TID #33 – Theater Terrace Improvements
9. AMOUNT: $1,448,585
AWARDED TO: MJ Construction Inc., Milwaukee
PROJECT: City of Milwaukee, Building Sanitary Sewer Lateral Replacement & Lead Service Line Replacement
10. AMOUNT: $1,016,248
AWARDED TO: Pieper Electric Inc., New Berlin
PROJECT: General Prime Contractor Bidders, Re-Bid – VoIP and Member Safety Upgrades, Wisconsin Veterans Home at Union Grove, Department of Veteran Affairs, Town of Dover


Jim Bowman: Who approved Tahoe City’s roundabouts, signage?
As a 43-year resident of Tahoe City, I would like to comment on our newly (partially) completed SR89/Fanny Bridge Community Revitalization Project.
How did we end up with such a bland finish on the two new roundabouts? TRPA has to review and approve any roadway plans considering all aspects of design and aesthetics. All the concrete work is cement gray without any aesthetic effort. Compare it to other nearby roundabouts that have coloring and impressions to give the look of alternative construction materials besides straight-from-the-mixer, foundation gray.
And then we get the crowning jewel; painted brown signs the size of billboards with the catchy phrase “Welcome to Tahoe City.” Who approved that brilliant, unique artwork? While roundabouts in Truckee and Incline went through months of community input to determine what signature artwork would adorn their roundabouts, we get someone’s cheap, easy fix X2.
Do these signs meet the TRPA size restrictions enforced on local businesses in the scenic corridor?


SOUTH Lakes MP Tim Farron has welcomed the news that safety work will be completed in the coming days on the Lilymere bends on the A684 between Kendal and Sedbergh.
Mr Farron said he had been 'campaigning for months' for resurfacing work to take place following a series of collisions.
Mr Farron said: “This is very welcome news and I’m sure local residents will be pleased to hear that work will be done to try and fix the road. I want to thank the (Cumbria County) council for agreeing to do it and I’d like to thank local councillors and residents for helping make this happen.”
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ALBANY, GA (WALB) - South Georgians will have a chance to learn about future road projects. This week, the Georgia Department of Transportation will host two open houses to showcase its plans.
GDOT is now ready to discuss its plans for its statewide transportation improvement program, which includes projects for the next four years.
The program focuses on federally-funded projects for non-urban communities in rural Georgia.
These projects can include new construction, improvements to the interstate, and maintenance to bridges. Additional projects involved pedestrians, bicycles, and public transit.
The public will get a peek at these projects at GDOT's open house. A copy of the plan and maps will be available and people are invited to look at them. GDOT representatives will also be there to take questions.
Nita Birmingham, GDOT's District 4 Communications Officer, said the open house is a wonderful opportunity for people to learn about upcoming projects as well as provide feedback.
"If you have questions about an intersection, what we're doing with the interstate, or anything in your area that you want to know about, this is an excellent opportunity for you to come by," Birmingham said.
The first open house will take place on Monday, August 28, from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. inside the Albany Mall.
The second open house will take place on Tuesday, August 29, from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. inside the Tifton Mall.
A proposed project draft can also be found here.


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Jerusalem is the largest city in Israel, space-wise, today covering a municipal area of 125 square kilometers. This compares to 52 sq. km. for municipal Tel Aviv-Jaffa and 69 sq. km. for Haifa – and some 39 sq. km. for Athens, 110 sq. km. for Washington, DC, and 790 sq. km. for New York.
In 1967, Jerusalem comprised 38 sq. km., growing to 108 sq. km. after the Six Day War, and it has been expanding since.


It looks like Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett has the votes for his desired downtown streetcar, but taxpayers outside the city’s limits will be stuck with nearly half of the bill for the proposed $124 million project’s first phase.
Milwaukee Alderman Bob Donovan on Tuesday conceded that streetcar proponents have the votes on the Milwaukee Common Council to approve the funding plan at the council’s meeting Wednesday. Donovan told Wisconsin Reporter he believes some council members who had been on the fence jumped off and joined Barrett’s bunch.
But streetcar opponents expect to drop a parliamentary procedure that could delay final action until the council’s Feb. 10 meeting.
That will give an opposition group, led by Donovan and Alderman Joe Davis, a chance to change minds. It also will provide the group more time to gather more signatures on a direct legislation petition requiring any Milwaukee rail plan in excess of $20 million to be subject to referendum.
Donovan estimated the campaign has collected 8,000 to 9,000 of the 31,000 signatures needed, but said he’s confident there are “tens of thousands more out there.”


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CITY OF SEWARD, ALASKA
RESOLUTION 2001-119

A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SEWARD,
ALASKA, ENDORSING PROJECTS FOR SUBMISSION TO THE STATE
FOR INCLUSION IN THE 2004-2006 STATEWIDE TRANSPORTATION
IMPROVEMENT PLAN

WHEREAS, the City has the opportunity to submit new or modified projects to the 2004-
2006 Statewide Transportation Improvement Plan (STIP); and

WHEREAS,the City has a number of projects which are in the "Needs List," or in the STIP
which contains those projects that scored high enough in past evaluations to make the actual state
plan; and

WHEREAS,the City has identified one new project, 4th Avenue Rehabilitation Project, for
the submission to the State for inclusion in the 2004-2006 STIP; and

WHEREAS,a number of years ago the City nominated the Lowell Point Road Reconstruc-
tion project to the STIP, however it has remained on the "Needs List"; and

WHEREAS, the Kenai Peninsula Borough may take the lead on the Lowell Point Road
project by submitting a new nomination to the State, and it is important that the City identify its
continued support for this project; and

WHEREAS, the Seward 20 I 0 Comprehensive Plan's states that Lowell Point Road is in need
of upgrading and recommends continuing to seek Borough and State of Alaska funding to enhance
the safety and usability of the road, and the City's 1999 Strategic Plan also specifically recommends
using the STIP to upgrade Lowell Point Road; and

WHEREAS, the Comprehensive Plan identifies that curbs, gutters and sidewalks are needed
throughout the community, and specifically recommends that sidewalks be upgraded and increased
to ease pedestrian traffic between the Downtown and Small Boat Harbor areas; and

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF SEWARD, ALASKA, that:

Section 1. The City Council endorses the Fourth Avenue Rehabilitation Project for inclusion
in the 2004-2006 Statewide Transportation Improvement Plan.

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Phan Thiết, Vietnam
A little while ago, we were in Phan Thiết, Vietnam! We organized the women’s world championships of carving and had this clip made during our time over there. The theme of the competition was stories and fairytales, but that wasn’t all we did! We also built and designed the entire park. So, over here we would love to show you some sketches of what that process exactly looks like.
We ended up with a large sand sculpture park surrounded by greenery with games for children and areas to relax and have a drink in the shade of a palm tree. Tales from all over the world compared.
As you can see a lot of architectural planning comes into play when designing such a park. First we like to sketch up a lot because it gives us more freedom to think. Then, once we get the actual plans and overview of the building site, we start dividing and moving our sketches into the possible grids.
Below you will find a picture of what a building site actually looks like once we’re ready with all the plans.


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THE APPLICANT REQUESTS A SPECIAL PERMIT TO ALLOW A PRE-EXISTING, NON-CONFORMING STRUCTURE (RESTAURANT), TO BE REPLACED BY A DUPLEX RESIDENTIAL STRUCTURE.
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The Transportation Planner, under the direct supervision of the Director of Transportation, is responsible for performing transportation-related professional and technical work independently and in teams. Such work may include preparing and developing plans and reports, managing committees, soliciting public input, creating maps, conducting field work, analyzing and interpreting transportation information, presenting information to stakeholders, and representing the Commission to local or state organizations. Maintains current knowledge on federal and state transportation legislation, technical transportation analysis methods, and software skills such as those related to Microsoft Office and Geographic Information Systems (GIS). See the website (https://rvarc.org/about-rvarc/jobsinternships/) for more information.


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|Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc (C) at the launching ceremony of the Cam Lo-La Son section, September 16, 2019. (Photo: VNA)
The 98-kilometer road, which connects the central provinces of Quang Tri and Thua Thien Hue, is expected to open to traffic by 2021, allowing speed of up to 80 kilometers per hour.
At the groundbreaking ceremony, Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc requested relevant agencies and contractors to stick to schedule, ensure work quality, and combat corruption in capital construction investment.
The section is one of the 11 components of the more than 2,100km North-South Expressway which is scheduled to be completed by 2025 with total investment of more than 5 billion USD.


Taylor Drive will be closed tonight and Wednesday night from 19th Street to south of the Hwy 2/2A turnoff.
The closure will be in effect from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. for girder erection on the new southbound Hwy 2 bridge.
Motorists wanting to head south on Taylor Drive will be re-routed to the Hwy 2 and 32nd Street interchange, then back to the Highway 2A turnoff.
Motorists wanting to travel north on Taylor Drive from Hwy 2A will be detoured to the Hwy 2 and McKenzie Road interchange, then back north on Hwy 2 to access Taylor Drive from 19th Street.
The work is weather dependent and may need to be rescheduled.
Detailed information and sketches of the detour routes are available online at Hwy2Gaetz.com.
For up-to-date information on construction and traffic delays, visit 511.alberta.ca or @511Alberta on Twitter.


Colonial Drive in the heart of Orlando will be closed Friday night into Saturday morning for several projects including construction work with Interstate 4 and a pedestrian bridge.
The closure from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m. will cover Colonial between Orange and Hughey avenues. Detour signs will be in place, said Florida Department of Transportation spokesman Steve Olson.
The $9.5 million pedestrian bridge is a project of the city of Orlando as part of expanding the Urban Trail and Gertrude’s Walk.
The pedestrian bridge’s steel structure was set in place in July, with a closure then of Colonial Drive.
Tonight’s work will involve the pouring of the bridge’s concrete decking.
The I-4 work will involve a bridge pier suspected to have structural flaws.
Olson said the I-4 contractor will conduct a performance test of the pier, which was discovered earlier this year to have cracks.
The transportation department closed Colonial Drive without warning in April for two days after the cracks were found.
Temporary reinforcement was added to the concrete structure, which holds up a newly built span of I-4 not yet in use.
Olson said for pier testing will involve loaded dump trucks crossing the span for as many as three hours. Gauges attached to the pier will measure flexing.
Other work to be done is the tightening of I-4 girder bolts and repaving of Colonial Drive east of I-4 near the Steelhouse apartments.
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Please support the Transition Zone on the east side of Kimbark. It abuts Lower Downtown, so it applies to properties adjacent to our RLE zone. (Technically speaking, the Transition Zone is the Residential Compatibility section of the new Land Development Code).
The city council meeting on July 24th to should be the first of two readings before it becomes ordinance.
The good news is that the draft going before city council will apparently reflect our request to restrict the Transition zone height to 35′ maximum for the entire lot adjacent to our residential homes!!!
This is a HUGE step in the right direction – and we wouldn’t be here without all of your help, calls, emails and meeting attendance! Your voice does matter!!!
But we do need to attend these next two meetings to make sure it is approved with this language in the ordinance. It’s not over until city council’s final approval – but we’re so close, and it’s looking like our concerns have been noted and will be included.
So please mark your calendars for July 24 and likely August 14. (We will let you know if these dates change). City council meetings are at the Civic Center at 350 Kimbark St.
You don’t have to speak unless you want to. Paula Fitzgerald will be speaking on the Historic Eastside’s behalf. and we’d love to see you there to stand up in support when the time comes.
Again thanks for helping out with this important issue!!
Any questions about this issue or this meeting?


Urgent / emergency Road Closure: – ttro874320SS - NH -Old London Road, South Cadbury
2nd August 2022
Urgent / emergency Road Closure: – ttro874320SS - NH - Old London Road, South Cadbury
Please be aware that we have received a notification of a TTRN (urgent / emergency) road closure at Old London Road, South Cadbury and Sutton Montis whichwill commence on 12th August 2022 and is expected to last until 13th August 2022.
The contractor National Highways has indicated that access for Emergency Services through the site is not permitted on this occasion.
For any further information about this closure please contact National Highways on 0300 123 5000, quoting reference: ttro874320SS.
A map showing the proposed affected closure area (in red) is shown below, and the proposed diversion route (in blue, please note this could be be subject to change on review).


Friday, September 16th is PARK(ing) Day, an annual, worldwide event that invites citizens everywhere to transform metered parking spots into temporary parks for the public good. Last year 850 PARKs were created in 183 cities!
Get your friends, family or colleagues together on Friday to turn a parking spot in Metro Vancouver into a lively community space. Create. Play. Communicate. On PARK(ing) Day we celebrate people spaces.
If you don’t have time to make your own PARK, then drop by the Vancouver Public Space Network’s street-side recreation room, which will be set-up between 9:00-5:00 on Friday at West 8th Avenue at Cambie Street. Get all the details on the VPSN’s PARK(ing) Day event page.
Have a very happy PARK(ing) Day and it’s never too early to start planning what you’ll create for next year now that the PARK(ing) Day organizers have produced a manual and other resources to help you reclaim your cities.
And finally, more inspiration from PARK(ing) Day 2010 thanks to Vancouver’s Behind Open Doors Arts Collective:


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Roselle Park Arts Committee
Roselle Park Municipal Complex
110 East Westfield Avenue, Roselle Park, New Jersey 07204
The Roselle Parks Arts Committee is established within Section 2-40 of the Borough Code. The Committee consists of seven (7) members appointed by the Mayor for terms of one (1) year expiring, annually, on December 31st. The purpose of the Roselle Park Arts Committee, as codified, shall be to encourage the arts in the Borough of Roselle Park. The Committee may make recommendations to the Mayor and Council about art plans and may suggest to the Mayor and Council methods to improve dissemination of information to residents to increase participation in art events in the Borough.
Kristy May Chatelain


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Proposals to brick up Station Road loos
3:29pm Friday 5th October 2012 in News
Town councillors are asking Bradford Council to “brick up” disused public toilets amid repeated calls to re-open them.
Ilkley Parish Council this week agreed to write to the local authority asking for the toilets at the front of the King’s Hall in Station Road to be walled up.
The facility has been closed for a number of years, and estimates have indicated it would cost tens of thousands of pounds to refurbish them.
There have previously been calls for them to be re-opened as there are no public toilets in nearby Ilkley Railway Station.
But Councillor Mike Ridgway made the proposal at the parish council’s meeting on Monday night, and it was unanimously agreed.
He said councillors could otherwise be debating the matter for years to come, amid health and safety issues and the large cost of renovation.


Photos in the “39th Annual Red Bluff River Park Car Show 2013” Album
Description: Photos are from the Contemporary Historical Vehicle Association's 2013 Car Show at Red Bluff River Park, in Red Bluff CA. This was CHVA Mt Shasta Region's 39th River Park Show. The show originally was conducted on the grass, under the trees next to the Sacramento River at Woodson Bridge Park. It was moved to the City of Red Bluff's River Park about 10 years ago, hence the 39th River Park name.


Wharf Parking Lot Gate
Due to continuous vandalism of the parking lot (Tyee Club of BC property), we felt that we had little choice but to “gate off” the parking lot at night. We will endeavor to keep it open during the day as often as possible so responsible citizens can continue to enjoy the view over the estuary. However, if the random dumping of garbage continues (instead of using the receptacles provided) along with the chewing up of the gravel by vehicles, it will be permanently locked. It’s a shame that everyone must suffer because of a few irresponsible individuals.


Israel stands at a momentous time in its history when an opportunity for peace with Arab nations is now possible. However, to seize the ring of reconciliation will require imagination and trust on the part of the nation’s leaders. Unfortunately, the Netanyahu government is more concerned with votes and politics than their nation’s security. His Cabinet agree with the prime minister that construction of hundreds of new houses in the West Bank would begin even as Israel promised the American government there would be a settlement housing freeze.
Netanyahu has made clear housing construction will continue in east Jerusalem. As one Israel government official commented: “the postponement in construction is a strategic delay. We won’t give up on building in Jerusalem and will still build hundreds of construction units.” These are not the words of peace. Continued housing construction in the west bank and east Jerusalem make it difficult for moderate Muslim leaders to win over their people. Israel will construct houses on illegally seized land and proclaim it is necessary to achieve peace. Of course, the houses will hinder peace.


Current Roadworks Kincora Road, Dublin 5
Location 1: Greenville Avenue (from Dufferin Avenue to Blackpitts), Dublin 8 from 08.00hrs on Wednesday 7th July 2021 to 18.00hrs on 9th July 2021.
Location 2: St. Augustine Street (from Thomas Street to Oliver Bond Street), Dublin 8 from 08.00hrs on Thursday 8th July 2021 to 18.00hrs on Friday 9th July 2021.
LocationKincora Road, Dublin 5
Time08.00hrs to 18.00hrs
DateFrom Wednesday 7th July 2021 to 9th July 2021
Traffic Management Plan
Signed traffic diversion routes will be put in place.
Pedestrian and local access will be maintained.


n Hold a second reading on an ordinance for a liquor license for the proposed Mama Dee’s Cajun restaurant;
n Hold a first reading on an ordinance to rezone property at 1714 North St., for Jefferson County Habitat for Humanity;
n Hold a first reading on an ordinance to cede private activity bonding authority; and
n Discuss a resolution requesting Illinois Department of Transportation approval for the closure of Illinois Route 15 from Marlow Road to the junction of Illinois Route 15 and Old Fairfield Road for the Salute to Freedom fireworks on July 4.
The council will meet at 7 p.m. on Monday at the Rolland W. Lewis Community Building at Veterans Park.


Local Implementation Plan
The Mayor of London published his Transport Strategy (MTS) in March 2018 and asked all London boroughs to produce Local Implementation Plans (LIPs) to show how they will support the strategy locally.
- view the Mayor of London’s Transport Strategy (MTS) (external website)
Our third LIP, which the Mayor of London approved in April 2019, sets out how we intend to implement the Mayor's Transport Strategy, as well as our other local transport-related priorities.
We prepared our LIP in line with LIP Guidance from Transport for London who assessed all LIPs on behalf of the Mayor of London.
We consulted widely on our LIP between November 2018 and January 2019. We received over 200 comments from over 30 organisations and individuals.
Read the consultation report which summarises the comments we receved and our responses.
Last updated: 29 November 2019


The hope is that the Linkconnex consortium of BAM Nuttall, Aecom and Mace will start construction before April 2024.
The A27 is the main road serving the south coast, between Pevensey in Sussex and Portsmouth, where it becomes the M27. However, as it passes through Arundel it operates well over capacity and causes disruption and severe congestion.
A Highways England spokesperson said: "Our proposals for the A27 Arundel bypass will bring benefits for drivers, local communities and the economy along the A27 corridor. Having an appointed contractor on board is a significant step in terms of progressing this much needed project and we are looking forward to working with BAM Nuttall, Aecom and Mace as part of Linkconnex collaborative partnership under our regional delivery partnership (RDP) framework.”
Following preliminary design, Highways England will lodge a request with the Planning Inspectorate for a development consent order.


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The yearly amendments include the revised Six-Year Transportation Improvement Program (6 year TIP), the Enumclaw School District revised Capital Facilities Plan 2020-2025 and amendments to the Comprehensive Plan Future Land Use Map and Zoning for a portion of the property located at 1065 Griffin Avenue (APN 2361500080). The Future Land Use Map will be amended from “Public/Institutional” to “Commercial” and the Zoning Map will be amended from “Public Zoning District” to “Central Business District 2.”
This public hearing will be held virtually via Microsoft Teams. If you wish to attend, please contact Maureen Burwell, City Clerk, at email@example.com or call at 360-615-5608 by 4:00 p.m. on November 9 for instructions on attendance.
November 9, 2020, 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM @ City Hall and via Microsoft Teams videoconferencing
Comments may be made at the Public Hearings via Microsoft Teams video-conferencing, or in writing to the City Clerk, Maureen Burwell, at 1339 Griffin Avenue, Enumclaw, WA 98022, or by email to the City Clerk firstname.lastname@example.org. For further information contact Stephanie McKenzie, Finance Director, at 360-615-5629, or email@example.com.
November 9, 2020, 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM @ City Hall and via Microsoft Teams videoconferencing.
November 9, 2020, 5:30 PM - 6:30 PM @ City Hall


Next up on our improvement schedule? Asphalt! We are so excited to get several areas around the property prettied up. The rain yesterday pushed us back, but the crew is out and about today to get it done. Look for some fresh new smooth areas around the drive in front of the East garages, the entrance by the West garages and some various parking spots around Marbee Drive.
We love that we are fortunate enough to be able to do several big improvement projects a year and I’m sure our residents appreciate it too!


Road Work to Start on Hutchins Drive
The work zone stretches for about one mile in Sergeant Township, south of the McKean County Landfill.
Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday crews will perform full-depth reclamation work, with the addition of a cement stabilization agent. Flaggers will be in the road to direct an alternating traffic pattern. Motorists need to remain alert for flaggers, sudden stops, and short travel delays. When work is complete, this section of the road will re-open to two-way traffic.
Once the road treatment cures, a three-inch asphalt overlay will be placed. That paving is scheduled for the week of Oct. 7, weather permitting. Completion of the overlay work is expected by Oct. 12.
All work is weather and schedule dependent. Allan A. Myers, a company of American Infrastructure, is the contractor for this $500,000 roadway improvement, which is being funded by Shell Exploration & Production Co, Seneca Resources and Casella Waste Management of Pennsylvania, Inc.


Platting can regularly appear to be a muddled and strange point, yet it is a totally critical need during the time spent in land improvement. A plat is an authority overview executed by structural designers. It characterizes the limits of a bundle of land, assigning any easements, ways of movement, and flood zones. Packages of rustic land can be lawfully recognized without a plat, however a significant highlight to consider is that, without a plat, a land improvement can’t be partitioned. Platting reviews can’t be completed by anybody. Since land improvement guidelines change from one region to another, work intimately with a neighborhood structural designing firm that knows about appropriate laws in regards to advancement.
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There are four artificial and five grass fields that are home to Intramural Sports, Sport Clubs, and open recreation!
Business Field will accommodate rugby, ultimate, frisbee, lacrosse, and soccer fields.
Location: Located by the Business school on Regent Drive. Campus Map >>
Farrand Field is the centerpiece of the CU campus. It features a performance stage and recreational open space.
Location: Campus Map >>
Kittredge features three lighted synthetic turf fields used for soccer, lacrosse, ultimate frisbee, flag football, rugby, and many other activities. It is available for use by Sport Clubs, Intramural Sports, and drop in use.
Location: Located in Kittredge loop. Campus Map >>
Williams Village Field
Williams Village Field will accommodate ultimate frisbee, lacrosse, and soccer.
Location: Located in the middle of Williams Village. Campus Map >>
Lower Rec Fields
The Lower Rec Fields feature one lighted synthetic turf field and two lighted natural grass fields used for soccer, lacrosse and ultimate frisbee.


Location: Rocky Lake Drive from Powder Mill Bridge to General Liquids Canada
Date/Time: Thursday, July 6 from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m.
Work details: This work includes asphalt repair, which supports the 2021-25 Regional Council Strategic Priorities Plan<www.halifax.ca/sites/default/files/documents/city-hall/budget-finances/2021%20StrategicPrioritesPlan_Final.pdf> to establish a safe and accessible integrated mobility network.
Traffic impact: Stop-and-go traffic will be in place while work is underway. Motorists should expect delays and are asked to take alternative routes whenever possible.


Town of Greenville, NH
New water and raw water pumps, VFD, and electrical
Underwood Engineers, Inc.
Improvements to the existing building were also implemented
Greenville Water Treatment Plant Upgrades - Greenville, NH
The Methuen Industrial Services Group was responsible for improvements at the Greenville, NH water treatment plant. The work consisted of the replacement of existing finished water and raw water pumps, and replacement of a VFD display. Improvements to the raw water pumping station were also part of the project including new roofing, insulation, a new door, heating, ventilation, and electrical work.


Brown County Road Department Opens Meadville Avenue
Brown County Highway Superintendent Kenny Turpin reported that Meadville Avenue opened Saturday, September 28th following flooding on September 10th and 11th that washed out two sets of culverts on Meadville Avenue.
Crews are pictured working to replace the three culverts and the agregate road surface that had been damaged during the flooding north of the Virgil Heyer place on Meadville Avenue. Except for the Sand Draw box culvert washout, Meadville Avenue is now open again.
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Council members in Westlake, La., in a 3-2 vote, upheld the city’s zoning board denial of a rezoning request for a property the owner hoped to use for an RV park, the Sulphur Daily News reported.
The property’s owner, Arnold Basco, expressed his displeasure over the decision that night.
“How can you say that you are against an RV park when it brings money into the city and the city is broke?” he asked the council.
Council member Skeeter Hayes pointed out that the zoning board, which heard objections from neighbors, unanimously voted against the move.
“If it had been a close vote, then maybe we should look at it again,” Hayes said. “Otherwise, why do we have the board?”
Councilman Kenny Brown, who was one of the two dissenting votes, stated his belief that people are under the mistaken view that the RV park would be a ‘man camp.’ He praised Basco for the work he had done to clean up the property.
For the full story, click here.


In September 21 1998, the Ministry of Road Transport & Highways (MORTH) and IRBPL (Ideal Road Builders Private Limited) (a Concessionaire), an SPV of IRB Infrastructure Developers Ltd., entered into a Concession Agreement to develop, operate and maintain the Thane Bhivandi Bypass Project. The concession period of the Project is 18 years and 6 months from the Appointed Date. The Concessionaire is allowed to collect the notified user fee from the road users during this period.
The Project Highway is a section of the NH 3.IRBPL was entrusted to expand a 24 km section between Thane and Bhivandi in Maharashtra from two lanes to four lanes. The Thane Bhivandi Bypass Project comprise the section from km 0.115 to km 23.509.
The Project Features
₹ 104 Crs
Four – Lane Carriageway
New Lane & Major Bridge on Kasheli Creek
NH 3, commonly referred to as the Agra–Bombay Highway or AB Road, is a major Indian National Highway that runs through the states of Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra in India.


7687 Oak Street, Vancouver Listing #: R2566735
Great Location! Great Investment! Great Opportunity! 5BR solid house with Metal Roof, Open Layout. House is currently tenanted with Month to Month Tenancy: $4000/month. Centrally located with quick access to Downtown Vancouver and Richmond. Directly across from Oak Park, very close to top BC Schools: St George’s Crofton, York House, and UBC. Huge opportunity for Investors/Developers: Pre-zoned Townhouse Development Site RM-8N Zoning in the prestigious Vancouver West Side. Current zoning allows you to build up to 3 storey townHomes with 1.2FSR. Current site area allows for 3 townhouse units. Buyer to verify with City of Vancouver for building options. Please no trespassing on property or disturbing tenants.
Taxes (2020): $5,928.07Amenities: In Suite Laundry
Listed By: Metro Edge Realty
Disclaimer: The data relating to real estate on this web site comes in part from the MLS Reciprocity program of the Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver or the Fraser Valley Real Estate Board. Real estate listings held by participating real estate firms are marked with the MLS Reciprocity logo and detailed information about the listing includes the name of the listing agent. This representation is based in whole or part on data generated by the Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver or the Fraser Valley Real Estate Board which assumes no responsibility for its accuracy. The materials contained on this page may not be reproduced without the express written consent of the Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver or the Fraser Valley Real Estate Board.


Update for April 19, 2017
Median Work Coming Up on McQueen at E. Elmwood Place
Construction crews will be mobilizing in the coming weeks to conduct work on the median near East Elmwood Place. The median is being modified to allow easier left-turn movements at Elmwood Place. The work is anticipated to take approximately 3 weeks.
Stay In Touch With Us!
Please reply to this email with any comments you have about this project! The City of Chandler is interested in your feedback! Please also feel free to call the project hotline at 602-750-7139 if you have any comments about the project.
Construction schedules are subject to change for a variety of reasons, including weather and material/equipment availability. The City of Chandler and its contractors recognize the inconvenience of construction and we thank you for your patience and support!
Work hours are Monday through Saturday 6:30 am – 3:00 pm (as daylight hours change, work hours will be adjusted).
One lane traffic in both directions, and access to neighborhoods and businesses will be maintained.
Please use care driving, bicycling, or walking near construction activities. Police officers are present during peak periods to monitor signals and manage traffic backups.


Toscana Valley is a community where you could have your own private villa(s). You may have vacation homes anywhere you choose, Toscana Valley will be one of the best of yours. No villa could be considering a great villa if it is not surrounded by a great surrounding. Toscana Valley is the estate that completed with security, services, facilities and amenities with an excellence environment.
The residential development is not limited to only Villas or detached houses, we also build low-rise condominium and some petite pool villas.
At toscana Valley, we really plan and develop the estates in to a tuscan township the way Italian villages and towns would be.


Dublin City Council are proposing to regulate the Smithfield Horse Fair and have drafted Smithfield Horse Fair Bye-Laws. These bye-laws are currently out for public consultation. DCC is seeking feedback from the general public to these proposed bye-laws and fees. Submissions should be made in writing before 5.00 p.m. on Thursday 29th November 2012. Please click here for more information. .


The Architectural Review Board (ARB) hears applications for exterior architectural changes to residential and commercial properties. The ARB meets the 2nd Thursday of the Month at 6:00pm in City Hall. Please check the online city calendar or check with the Building Department for holiday schedule changes at 559-4240.
Peter Bardwell - Chairperson
To provide comments or feedback to the Commission's members, click here.


Bollywood star Shahrukh Khan Kolkata Knight Riders have agreed with Major League Cricket (MLC) and the City of Irvine to build a world-class cricket venue on a 15-acre parcel at Great Park. The development would see a multi-million dollar investment and the internationally renowned architects HKS will design an iconic home for the sport in the Greater Los Angeles metropolitan area. The Knight Riders Group (KRG), is a founding investor in MLC and is working closely on various aspects related to the launch of the league.
The facility would host Major League Cricket and serve as a potential venue for major international events, including the LA28 Olympic Games.
"Our investment in MLC in America is based on our belief in the exciting future of cricket in the USA and is well-aligned to our strategy of establishing Knight Riders as a global brand in T20 cricket. Plans to build a world-class cricket stadium in the greater Los Angeles area are exciting for us and MLC. This will no doubt have a transformational impact on one of the world's most iconic metropolitan areas," SRK said in a statement.
The stadium plans include state-of-the-art training facilities, locker rooms, luxury suites, dedicated parking, concessions, field lighting, and an international-grade pitch to meet International Cricket Council (ICC) accreditation and allow the venue to host the highest level of international cricket competition.
USA Cricket is expected to bid for future men's and women's World Cup tournaments, with the 2024 Men's T20 World Cup already set to be co-hosted by the United States and the West Indies. The ICC is bidding for the inclusion of cricket in the 2028 Olympic Games to be held in Los Angeles – if successful, the stadium at Great Park is expected to be a centrepiece venue for the event in Southern California.


SPRING VALLEY – A cell tower that Spring Valley leases is peaking interest. In a city council meeting on Monday, talks of selling the tower located by the city’s water treatment plant continued, with the news of two other outfits interested in the property.
Vertical Bridge company made an offer of 202,000 to purchase tower, however Mayor Marini recommended holding off on a decision until getting bids from other hopefuls. The council is also considering hanging onto the property, due to its recent high demand. The city’s cell tower contract ends in 2021.


Portion of NW 1st Ave. to close for road work
Published: Tuesday, March 2, 2010 at 2:21 p.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, March 2, 2010 at 2:22 p.m.
OCALA - A portion of Northwest First Avenue, from County Road 200-A to Northwest 21st Street, will close for three days for reconstruction work on an intersection.
Work will begin 7 a.m. Monday and conclude at 6 p.m. Wednesday, according to a Marion County news release.
Access to local residents within the limits of the construction area will be maintained. Goodwin Brothers Construction Co. crews will place detour signs, barricades and signage.
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Eastside, Northside and Edison
Saturday, July 11, 2009
Eastside: Open Door Ministries 416 Phelps Avenue
Northside: Douglass Community Center 1000 W Paterson
Edison: Hispanic American Council 930 Lake St
What is a Porch Patrol?
Neighbors went door-to-door asking residents and business owners about their concerns and desires for their neighborhood.
The most common concerns and desires were brought to our Neighborhood Public Meeting with our proposed solutions.


Discussion in 'Buildings' started by UT Admin, Oct 9, 2015.
| Kennedy Crosstown Station
Surface Section & Kennedy Station Open House
April 5, 2017
Join us at our upcoming open house and learn about the surface section and Kennedy Station on the new Eglinton line, now under construction.
Join Metrolinx and its constructor, Crosslinx Transit Solutions (CTS), at an open house to find out:
what construction is happening in your neighbourhood
why it needs to happen
how it may impact you
who to contact if you have questions/concerns
when construction is happening
Wednesday, April 5, 2017
6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
St. Maria Goretti Catholic School
21 Kenmark Boulevard, Scarborough


Residential lot in Fort Lauderdale's South Middle River neighborhood with privacy fence. Front gate approximately 22 feet wide with additional 36" walk-in gate. Zoned RD-15 - Residential Single Family Duplex/Medium Density District. Great location approximately 3 miles to the beach, 1.4 miles to Downtown Fort Lauderdale, 1.6 miles to I-95, 5.8 miles to Fort Lauderdale International Airport. Also in close proximity to Aldi Market, Wawa, Home Depot, Holiday Park, Gas, Banking, and other local attractions. Perfect for investor/builder!
Listing Courtesy Of RE/MAX 5 Star Realty, Contact:


Chris Spear, President and CEO of American Trucking Associations, penned an op-ed at Real Clear Politics today.
Everyone has a traffic horror story that’s come with a high cost—a missed meeting, family dinner, or the Little League opening pitch. These are the moments and memories that are lost as we sit imprisoned in our vehicles. Today, the biggest obstacle that stands between us and the places we work, live and play is thousands of miles of crumbling roads, highways and bridges that are creating bottlenecks and gridlock.
The problem has reached a tipping point. Just last month, chunks of falling concrete struck cars traveling under bridges in California and Massachusetts. We are no longer facing a future highway maintenance crisis. We’re living it. In nearly 53 percent of the highway fatalities, the condition of the roadway contributed. Every day we fail to invest, we’re putting more lives at risk.
Read the whole thing here.


Residents of Villa Rica will soon have a new place for books and community events. The Mayor of Villa Rica along with the City Council and members from The West Georgia Regional Library System were on hand today to break ground on the new Villa Rica Library. The new facility will be at 869 Dallas Highway on the Tanner Medical Center campus. The new 16,370 sq/ft facility is being built using SPLOST dollars from Carroll County and in kind services from the Douglas County Board of Commissioners, state and regional library system grants, and in conjunction with The city of Villa Rica and The West Georgia Regional Library System. The new facility is expected to open in June of 2016.
The City of Villa Rica provided us links to the ceremony today, check them out here! We thank them kindly!


Emergency repair work on the A530 Middlewich Road in Nantwich is to be completed next week – to correct damage caused by a United Utilities’ water main failure.
Work has been taking place on a section between Alvaston Roundabout and Marshfield Bank Roundabout to address substantial structural damage to the road following the water burst on July 19.
Both edges of the road had collapsed by four metres, destroying a wall supporting a culvert, or tunnel, which allowed water to flow under the road. Underground cables for key services, such as electricity, were exposed and a significant amount of debris had to be removed, with resurfacing of the road also needed.
Cheshire East Council’s highways team anticipated the repairs would take six to eight weeks to complete. The road will reopen on September 1 – six weeks after the initial water burst and before schools return after the summer holidays.
The road will reopen following work to re-shape and reinforce embankments, strengthen the culvert under the road, install a new retaining wall and repairs to drainage pipework, street lighting and the road surface.
Cheshire East Council understands that the A530 Middlewich Road closure has had a significant impact on members of the public and we thank them for their patience while the essential repairs are completed.
Further information about the repairs on Middlewich Road can be found at: http://bit.ly/2vIuECv.


[Sixth Avenue Looking North from 16th Street.]
[East side 6th Avenue looking south from 22nd Street.]
Street Vendors, 1900. 20th St. at 6th Ave.
[Broadway--South West Corner of 22nd Street.]
Elevated Railroads, South from Elevated Station, 6th Avenue & 42nd Street.
[West side of 6th Avenue looking north from 22nd Street.]
[Sixth Avenue Looking South from Above 20th Street.]
Street Scenes, 1899, Herald Sq. 6th Ave. No. from 35th St.
Christmas, 6th Ave.
[Elevated view of 22nd Street between 5th and 6th Avenues.]
Street Scene, South from Elevated Station 6th Ave. & 42nd Street.
Building, 32nd St. B'way & 6th Ave. South side (Now Imperial Hotel).
Street Scene, South from 6th Ave. Elevated Station & 8th St.
Forty-second St. East from 6th Ave. [42nd Street, east of 6th Avenue.]
[Union Dime Savings Bank -- 32nd St., Broadway to 6th Avenue, Greeley Square.]
Theatrical, Costumers Simpson Crawford & Simpson, 6th [Ave] and 22nd St.


The City of Prospect Heights generally restricts noise between the hours of ten o'clock (10:00) P.M. and seven o'clock (7:00) A.M. within or adjacent to areas used for residential purposes. Noise violations must be reported while they are occurring so they can be verified by City Personnel. After the fact reports or claims of violations that cannot be verified by City personnel will not be able to be enforced. For more information on the City of Prospect Heights Noise Control regulations, please review the City’s Code or click on the following link: Chapter 5 – Noise Control
Noise violation complaints between 8:30am and 5:00pm, Monday through Friday should be directed to Code Enforcement at 847-398-6070 (ext. 128) for investigation.
Noise violation complaints after 5:00pm or on the weekends should be directed to the Prospect Heights Police Department at 847-398-5511 for investigation.


Candidate for Cardiff North
Demand Better for Cardiff North.
As MP for Cardiff North, Rhys will demand better for our communities and champion an open, liberal and prosperous Britain.
- Stop Brexit: Stop Brexit and build a prosperous, liberal Britain.
- Tackle the climate crisis: Tackle the climate crisis and invest in renewable energy, creating green jobs.
- Strengthen our communities: Strengthen our communities by fighting poverty, ensuring no communities feels left behind.
Rhys and the Liberal Democrats need your support to deliver their positive plan for change in Cardiff North and to Stop Brexit.
A Positive Plan for change in Cardiff North
By voting for Rhys you can back his positive plan for change in Cardiff North, dealing with the local issues that our community is facing.
- A proper transport plan: Campaign to tackle congestion and gridlock in our communities.
Back Rhys and Demand Better for Cardiff North.
Rhys and the Welsh Liberal Democrats need your support to deliver their positive plan for change, demanding better for Cardiff North and to Stop Brexit.


The City of Gillette currently has the following Citizen Advisory Board openings available:
Parks and Beautification Board
One (1) Partial Term - Expires 06/30/2017
Advises the Mayor and Council on all park development matters, reviews landscape plans associated with the development process, and promotes beautification of the City. This board meets the second and fourth Thursday of the month at 5:30 p.m. in the City West Breakroom. All members serve a three-year term. Limited to City Residents. Applications must be submitted to City Administration by Friday, October 9th at 4 p.m.
Boys and Girls Club Board
One (1) Full Term - Expires 10/30/2018
The Boys and Girls Club of Campbell County's mission is to enable all youth, especially those who need us the most, to reach their full potential as productive, caring and responsible citizens. The board meets the third Tuesday of the month at noon at the Boys and Girls of Campbell County. All members serve a three-year term. Applications must be submitted to City Administration by Monday, October 12th at 4 p.m.
***Applicants will be notified after the application deadline of their confirmed scheduled interview time.***
If you have any questions, please contact City Administration at (307) 686-5203
Applications can be downloaded here, City of Gillette Board Application [PDF] or picked up in the Administration Office at City Hall (201 E. 5th Street).
If you have any questions, please contact City Administration at (307) 686-5203.


Proposed Demolitions: City Council Agenda for Aug. 9, 2012By
The following demolitions will be considered by the City Council on June 28, 2012. If you have an opinion about the proposed demolitions or any other item on the agenda, click HERE to email City Councilmembers.
813-15 Tupelo (pictured) – private/owner application. Located in Holy Cross. (HDLC Appeal)
519 S Rocheblave - private owner/applicant. Located in Tulane-Gravier/Mid City neighborhood. (NCDC Appeal)
The complete City Council agenda is available HERE.
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Via Matteotti 64
Cinisello Balsamo (MI), 20092
Tel: +39 02 61298883
Fax (are faxes still in use?) 🤔: +39 02 66594306
We are located in the North Milan Business Park.
The real estate complex enjoys an excellent position from a logistic point of view: it lies in front of the A4 Turin / Trieste motorway on the border between the Municipalities of Milan and Cinisello Balsamo. The proximity of the major traffic intersections (exit of the ring road at about 700 meters) and the urban center of Milan, making the location particularly strategic. The Linate airport is about 15 km away while that of Malpensa is about 45 km. The extension of the M1 underground line, which will have its own station near the site, is also underway.


August 15, 2019
Town of Palm Beach Public Works Building, Conferen
951 Okeechobee Rd.,
West Palm Beach, FL 33401
Vendor Workshop - Upcoming Solicitation for Town Marina Project
Thursday, August 15, 2019
The Town of Palm Beach, Florida invites qualified and experienced firms in marine construction, dredging, building construction, bulkhead installation, as well as material suppliers to a Workshop. Attendance is strongly encouraged as this is a forum, which will outline scope of upcoming solicitation for Town Marina Project. The Town anticipates issuing a solicitation in very near future.
Town staff and Town Marina Consultant will present permit sketches and will take any questions.


Toll suspension extended on Garcon Point Bridge through Feb. 11
The extension allows the Garcon Point Bridge to continue serving as a temporary detour route while the Pensacola Bay Bridge is being repaired from damage sustained during Hurricane Sally.
Details on the detour routes, including graphics, FAQs, and regular updates can be found online at fdot.gov/PensacolaBay. Members of the public wishing to receive these updates can choose to subscribe by providing their email address on this website as well.
For additional real-time updates on the Pensacola Bay Bridge, follow FDOT District Three on social media:


SPRINGFIELD, Mo. – The Springfield Cardinals will hold a news conference Wednesday, February 1, to address the future of Hammons Field.
You can watch the press conference in its entirety in the video above.
During the press conference, Springfield Mayor Ken McClure announced the city of Springfield could become the new owner of Hammons Field if approved by City Council in February.
The council will also vote on a lease agreement to keep the team in town through 2038.


Scandicci 4 March 2022 – Work to restore the pavement in the station area resumes next week. To allow them to run, Line T1 of the tramway will undergo changes.
From 7 to 10 March starting at 9 pm and until the end of the service (midnight and a half), the stops of Line T1 Fortezza and Valfonda will not be served.
The transport will be guaranteed by the replacement buses.
Line T2 will travel regularly to the Unità terminus.


News Flash Home
The original item was published from 3/7/2019 5:42:29 PM to 3/20/2019 10:00:07 AM.
Posted on: March 7, 2019
[ARCHIVED] Notice of Highland City Council Public Hearing
The Highland City Council will hold a public hearing on March 19, 2019 at 7:00 pm, or as soon thereafter as possible, in the Highland City Council Chambers, 5400 West Civic Center Dr, Highland, UT
The City Council will receive public comments concerning the following:
• Temporary Use Permit for an Aqua Park
For more information or special accommodation to participate in the meeting, please contact the Highland City Recorder at (801) 772-4505 Monday through Thursday between the hours of 7:30 am and 6:00 pm.
THE PUBLIC IS INVITED TO PARTICIPATE IN ALL CITY COUNCIL MEETINGS.


A New YMCA in Halifax
Building for the future.
Develop a new YMCA facility in Halifax. In order to do this, we had to help the YMCA communicate the impact such a facility will have on the community. Before being brought into the situation, the Y made it clear we had to win over the municipal government and its councilors because they may not be backing the proposed development. The YMCA had to overcome political obstacle by connecting on a human level to the community and ultimately the political opponents to ensure the development was built.


Coming Monday night 3rd May is the hearing for the fate of the grassy openspace carparking area on Princess St linked to the Racecourse. Help by making a quick submission to oppose the change of use application by writing that we dont need those extra cars on race nights parking us out, nor another High Density development in its place. Details in the link below, you can also tune into the meeting via Zoom and speak if you request a link from Council, see below for more info.
“The application will be considered by the Canterbury Bankstown Local Planning Panel (CBLPP) on Monday 3 May 2021 commencing at 6.00 pm. Should you wish to address/speak at the Panel meeting regarding the application, we must receive your request in writing (including your name, address, contact telephone number/s, and the item on which you wish you to speak) by 12.00 midday on Monday 3 May 2021. Emails can be sent to firstname.lastname@example.org. Requests should be marked “Request to address the Canterbury Bankstown Local Planning Panel” or “Written request for the Canterbury Bankstown Local Planning Panel”. Should you require any further information, please contact Maryann Haylock, Local Planning Panel Administration Officer on 9707 5415 or Robyn Winn Coordinator Governance 9707 9021.”