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Bus Route 21 Disruption
Reason for disruption: PlannedWork
MILDMAY PARK: From 08:00 Monday 04 July to 18:00 Wednesday 06 July, buses towards Moorgate are on diversion via Newington Green Road due to frame and cover works. Buses will not serve the stops Mildmay Grove and Balls Pond Road.
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Old Bridge in Mostar, Bosnia
Stari Most (English: Old Bridge) is a 16th century Ottoman bridge in the city of Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina that crosses the river Neretva and connects two parts of the city. The Old Bridge stood for 427 years, until it was destroyed on November 9, 1993 during the Croat-Bosniak War. Subsequently, a project was set in motion to reconstruct it, and the rebuilt bridge opened on July 23, 2004.
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Seattle’s Fremont Bridge undergoes maintenance
Oct 21, 2022, 4:10 PM | Updated: Oct 22, 2022, 8:33 am
The Fremont Bridge was closed between 11:59 p.m. Friday through 6:00 a.m. Saturday due to bridge deck maintenance. This video from the Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) captured the noise the bridge was making.
SDOT raised the bridge so crews could weld and repair the deck.
“Crew members will be lifted as high as 100 feet above the water to complete the welding work,” SDOT’s Press Secretary Ethan Bergerson said.
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Over time, the fasteners, which hold the metal bridge deck in place, have worn down and loosened, causing the metal grating to shift when a vehicle drives over it, according to Bergerson.
“It is important to repair and maintain the bridge deck in order to prevent the metal grates from moving around and damaging other bridge components,” he said.
Another shutdown will happen next weekend to continue the rest of the work.


The amount of work needed to make the city park look crisp and well-maintained makes it impossible to craft a quick fix, according to Mayor Jeff Palmore.
“Too much has been left undone for too long,” Palmore said. “I’m not going to put a Band-Aid on it.”
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Province of Barcelona
The Government of the Province of Barcelona (Diputació de Barcelona) governs an area comprising 311 municipalities with a population of 5.5 million inhabitants. Its mission is to ensure the proper provision of high-quality municipal services that are equally accessible to all. The governing body is made up of 51 indirectly elected mayors and councillors representing all 311 municipalities of the province.
Through its Directorate of International Relations, the Government of the Province of Barcelona actively promotes the participation of the municipalities and the Province at the international level. It provides support to cities and towns in the province of Barcelona in the fields of European cooperation, development cooperation and internationalisation.
08036 - Barcelona, Spain
Nuria Parlon Gil
Substitute : Antoni Montseny
Mayoress of Santa Coloma de Gramenet, Deputy councillor to the presidency and delegate of International Relations, 2030 Agenda, urban agendas & public policies innovation at Diputació de Barcelona - Barcelona Provincial Council
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Bosun manufactures uniquely styled modern commercial paving with remarkable textures at the upper end of the scale. Our pavers are available in various sizes and suited for different commercial and residential applications. The aesthetics and thickness height of Bosun pavers will determine their ideal applications.
Apart from being installed at thousands of homes, Bosun’s paving, kerbs and retaining wall blocks can be seen at various landmarks and important commercial and industrial developments throughout South Africa.You don’t have to search far to find Bosun installations. Visit our Idea Centre to view residential, commercial and signature sites.
For the best advice and a tailored solution, contact Bosun’s Specifiers.


Futurebuild is an event which bri
Futurebuild is an event which brings together the greatest innovators and innovations. This session will focus on the innovation programmes that are focused on the built environment which will be vital to deliver technology we need to decarbonise by 2050, including an update on the Green Home Finance Accelerator. The session will finish with the opportunity for you to share your views on where future innovation funding should be focused.
Chair: Tim Cook, Co-Head of the Built Innovation team, Department for Energy Security and Net Zero
Kishan Kansara, Department for Energy Security and Net Zero


Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanathhas directed the Noida and Greater Noida authorities to address homebuyers’ issues as soon as possible. The authorities were also directed to monitor under-construction housing projects.
The direction came after a delegation of homebuyers from the region met the Chief Minister in Lucknow on April 27.Noida MLA Pankaj Singh was also present at the meeting.
According to reports in the media, the CM also asked the authorities to take strong steps against builders who harass homebuyers.
The CM’s order follows complaints of no action against builders who flout laws and harass investors and buyers. Till now, the authority examined a housing project only once it was completed. As a result complaints of deviations and unauthorised construction went unheard.


Greenfield Tower is Greenfield’s first high-rise office building in Mandaluyong that seeks to cater to the growing demand from BPO locators in Metro Manila.It also fulfills the complete masterplan promise of Greenfield District as a holistic urban community with residential, commercial and office buildings. All of these developments are situated in a unique environment where wide open spaces co-exist with state-of-the-art fiber-optic internet connectivity.
Greenfield embarked on the development of Greenfield Tower given a number of unique advantages that it offers to BPO clients and locators.
Greenfield Tower is located in a 12.8-hectare master-planned community, Greenfield District in Mandaluyong City. It is in close proximity to major retail establishments, hospitals, schools, lifestyle centers and residential condomiuniums in EDSA and Shaw Boulevard.
Distance to Key Areas
Nearby Commercial Areas:
The Hub (0 km – 0 mins)
The Portal (0 km – 0 mins)
Pavilion (0 km – 0 mins)
Shangri-La Plaza (55 m – 2 mins)
SM Megamall (350 m – 10 mins)
The Podium (720 m – 15 mins)
Lourdes School of Mandaluyong (270 m – 5 mins)
University of Asia and the Pacific (600 m – 10 mins)
St. Paul College Pasig (1.3 km – 15 mins)
St. Pedro Poveda College (1.25 km – 15 mins)
La Salle Greenhills (1.85 km – 20 mins)
Xavier School (3km – 25 mins)
VRP Medical Center (250 m – 5 mins)
The Medical City (2 km – 20 mins)
St. Luke’s Medical Center BGC (2.5 km – 25 mins)
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Please join us on Wednesday, MARCH 6th at 2 pm for our committee meeting to make plans for a successful 2024 Parade of Homes. RSVP if you plan on attending.
PARKING NOTICE: Please do not park in the United Way lot to the right of the building as they will be enforcing towing. The HBAGK parking lot is located to left of the building behind the brick sign.
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Wednesday Mar 6, 2024
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Oct. 6 - Friday Oct. 10 – (NEW) I-670 east and
the ramps from I-670 east to I-71 north and south will be reduced to one lane
at Cleveland Ave – 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. for final inspection work.
Oct. 6 thru Wednesday, Oct. 8 – (NEW) Jack Gibbs
Blvd will be Closed – 8 p.m. to 5 a.m. for final inspection work.
Up-to-date traffic and construction
information, 24-hours a day, along with information about I-70/I-71 Corridor
can be found at www.odot71670.org.
Find us on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/ODOT71670


Experience the captivating allure of downtown Detroit, MI from a unique vantage point with this mesmerizing aerial photograph. Taken on an enchanting overcast evening, the image showcases the city's skyline adorned with an ethereal ambiance.
From above, the bustling heart of Detroit unfolds like a tapestry of architectural marvels and vibrant city life. Despite the muted tones of the overcast sky, the city's energy shines through, illuminating the scene with a distinct charm. The towering skyscrapers stand tall, casting long shadows against the backdrop of the urban landscape.
As the camera hovers above the city, the viewer is drawn into a symphony of lights and shadows. The intricate web of roads and streets weaves its way through the city grid, guiding the movement of vehicles and people alike. The city's iconic landmarks, such as the Renaissance Center and the Guardian Building, stand as proud sentinels, representing the rich history and resilience of Detroit.
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Katy City Council postpones appointment of local health authority, cuts projects
From top-left: Council Member Janet Corte, Council Member Durran Dowdle, Council Member Jennifer Stockdick, Mayor Bill Hastings, Council Member Frank O. Carroll, City Administrator Byron Hebert, City Secretary Becky McGrew, Pastor Roy Meadows of Westland Baptist Church and Mayor Pro Tem Chris Harris meet via Zoom. (Screenshot of Zoom meeting held April 13)
Mayor Pro Tem Chris Harris pulled the agenda item on behalf of the administration at its April 13 regular meeting, which was held on Zoom. There was no discussion.
"City Council pulled the item at the city administrator's request," Harris said. "It is city staff's prerogative to continue partnering with Harris County or bring back finalized details for a local designate."
He added Katy residents have the emergency services they expect. In the meantime, the city has a designated health authority under Harris County: Dr. Umair Shah.
"The city, county, state and federal authorities have done exceptional work answering concerns [as well as] preparing and providing local emergency services," he said. "This is more of an administrative function with regard to planning and funding."
Having its own local health authority would make it easier for the city of Katy to place any first responders who may contract COVID-19 in Katy hotels instead of approved Houston hotels, further from friends and family who want to take care of their loved ones.
In addition, council rejected bids for parking lot improvements at the Katy Police Department and for the library sewer construction as well as for sewer construction and rehabilitation projects.
"We want to try to keep as much money as we can right now in our general fund to see where that sales tax number is going to go," City Administrator Byron Hebert said in response to a question from Council Member Janet Corte. "Right now, we are asking that you guys just postpone on this. Reject them now, and when we come out of this, we'll put these projects back up."
City Secretary Becky McGrew said the bids the city received for the sewer projects exceeded the budget for such renovations.
"We are going to reduce the number of projects," McGrew said. "Instead of doing four projects [as] we had originally listed, we are going to go to two projects to get it under the budget amount of $200,000."
The projects to continue will be on South Woods Lane and Alabama Street.


This open house was active from Oct. 7 - Nov. 8, 2019. Information on this website may no longer be current. Email us for more information.
This open house will be available for comments Oct. 7-Nov. 8.
The project team will review comments and respond to questions. A summary of comments and responses will be posted on the Cornelius Pass and Germantown roads intersections project webpage, along with schedule updates.
Construction is expected to occur February through May 2020.
The roads will remain open during construction. Traffic impacts will be posted at www.wc-roads.com.


500 trees? Where are they going to put 500 trees in that park. It isn't all that big. Something is wrong with that number.
500 hundred trees? That park is not all that big. Where are they putting 500 trees?That number has to be wrong.
Phone numbers:Courier 215-949-4000
Burlington 609-871-8000Intelligencer 215-345-3000
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21.00 Lac to 70.00 Lac
₹ 1750 Per Sq. Ft Onwards
Shiva Lotus City Phase IV is a value for money Project developed by one of the Bangalore well known Developers Shiva Developers. It is spread across 22 acre. The Project is conveniently located in Thavarekere Magadi Road, West Bangalore and well connected by major road(s) like Magadi Road. The Project has 188 Units. The Status of the Project is Advanced Stage.


In their April 2016 Service Performance Report, Sound Transit noted that total boardings on Link light rail had risen in the past year from 923,815 in April 2015 to 1,657,616 in April 2016 thanks in large part to the opening of the UW and Capitol Hill stations.
With the release of the May 2016 performance numbers, that ridership has only continued to grow.
Link ridership increased by 805K or 82.9%, compared to last year, and average weekday, Saturday, and Sunday boardings were up 82.4%, 80.2%, and 73.4%, respectively. Ridership gains were a result of the opening of the University Link extension in Q1 2016 and the implementation of 6-minute peak frequencies in Q4 2015.
As Seattle Transit Blog notes, Link now has 12 percent more monthly boardings (1.8m) than all of the ST Express routes combined (1.6m).
Overall, Sound Transit ridership is up 909K from May 2015, a 31.3 percent growth due in part to an extra weekday. Every aspect of their service has seen upticks except for Tacoma Link (down 5.3 percent). Sound Transit set new records for system-wide monthly ridership and system-wide average daily boardings for the second-consecutive month.
Just imagine the kind of numbers they could put up if and when the ST3 plan is completed.
- May 2016 Service Performance Report [ST]
- Sound Transit May Ridership: Link Up 82%, Sounder Up 17% [STB]
- Sound Transit Link light rail boardings are up 79 percent [CS]
- Sound Transit's $54 billion ST3 plan approved, heads to November ballot [CS]


Ordinances in the Town of Washington Grove
01 ARTICLE I—Public Nuisances, Morals and Conduct
02 ARTICLE II—Public Health
03 ARTICLE III—Traffic, Vehicles and Transportation
04 ARTICLE IV—Building Regulations
05 ARTICLE V—Planning
06 ARTICLE VI—Fire Regulations
07 ARTICLE VII—Zoning
08 ARTICLE VIII—Office of Mayor and Secretary
09 ARTICLE IX—Penalty-Severability
10 ARTICLE X—Registration and Voting
11 ARTICLE XI—Commercial Regulations
12 ARTICLE XII—Subdivision Regulations
13 ARTICLE XIII—Application of County Legislation
14 ARTICLE XIV—Forest Conservation
15 ARTICLE XV—Historic Preservation Commission
16 ARTICLE XVI—Schedule of Fees
17 ARTICLE XVII—Sale of Town Land
18 ARTICLE XVIII—Small Wireless Telecommunications Facilities
The Mayor and Town Council will hold an electronic public hearing on Monday, May 17, 2021 at 7:30 pm by Zoom to hear public comment on the following ordinance: Ordinance 2021-05;. Adopting the Town Budget for the Fiscal Year July 1, 2021, Through June 30, 2022, and...
The Mayor and Town Council will hold an electronic public hearing on Monday, May 17, 2021 at 7:30 pm by Zoom to hear testimony on the following ordinance: Ordinance 2021-07; Setting Fees and Expiration of Archeological Permits and Retitling of Article I. To access and...
Ordinance 2020-01 pdf incorporates a new Montgomery County law banning the use of certain registered pesticides on lawns by commercial companies and individuals on private property as also applying in Washington Grove. Copies of the ordinance are available at the Town...
The Washington Grove Town Council will hold a VIRTUAL public hearing on July 13, 2020, at 7:00 p.m. to hear public testimony on proposed Ordinance 2020-01; Amending Article XIII “Application of County Legislation: to include Chapter 33B “Pesticides”...
The Planning Commission has revised PW&P permit instructions to reflect updates to the Code of Ordinances enacted by the Town Council. The PW&P permit is required for any excavating or other work in public ways or on town property. This now includes new or altered...


You are hereby notified that the Town of Harrisville Zoning Board Adjustment will hold a regularly scheduled public meeting on Wednesday, April 18, 2018 at 7:00 pm at the Town Office located at 705 Chesham Road.
- Jason and Stephanie Raynor – 3 Main Street Map-61 Lot-4 – Application for Special Exception as provided in Article V Sections 2.2 and 3.2. Proposal to modify, relocate and rehabilitate current structure, removing majority of non-conforming portion and creating an addition away from the non-conforming aspect to connect the main house with the barn. Property is located in Historic and Lakeside Districts.
- Kenneth Dyer – 24 Breck Lane Map-21 Lot-28-1 – Application for Special Exception from Article V Sections 3.2 and 4.2 to allow an existing building to be replaced with a new building with detached garage to be more conforming. Property is located in Lakeside District.
- New Business
- Approval of minutes
The Board will take up any other business that may legally come before it.
Hal Grant, Chairman


Temporary Road Closure – Newhouse Lane, Sheldwich – 21st March 2022 (Swale District)
It will be necessary to close part of Newhouse Lane, Sheldwich from 21st March 2022, between the hours of 08:00 and 18:00, with estimated completion by 22nd March 2022.
Newhouse Lane, Sheldwich will be closed 165 metres west of Newhouse Farm Cottages, to the extent indicated by signs and barriers on site.
The alternative route is Winding Hill, Hogbens Hill, Selling Street, The Street, Selling Road, Brenley Lane, Canterbury Road, Ashford Road, Newhouse Lane and vice versa.
The closure is required for the safety of the public and workforce while maintenance works to be carried out on apparatus are undertaken by Openreach.
A copy of the Public Notice is attached for reference.
For the most up to date information on these works please visit: https://one.network/?tm=127775046
For information regarding this closure please contact Openreach, who will able to assist with the scope of these works.
The Kent County Council Highways Helpline phone number is: 03000 418181


Construction updates and maintenance
Orange County Water District (OCWD) manages the large groundwater basin that provides reliable, high quality groundwater to 19 municipal and special water districts that serve more than 2.5 million customers in north and central Orange County. It is committed to constantly improving Orange County’s groundwater quality and reliability in an environmentally friendly way. Fulfilling this mission requires that OCWD regularly undertake infrastructure, improvement and maintenance projects.
The purpose of this page is to provide information about current OCWD projects, explain their need and benefits and inform the community about potential impacts during construction. Although OCWD understands that construction creates an inconvenience, it is committed to keeping the community informed of current projects, while working to minimize construction impacts as much as possible.
For any questions or concerns about these projects, please call the OCWD construction hotline at (714) 378-8244.
Thank you for your patience during construction while OCWD works to protect and manage the region’s groundwater supply.
GWRS Final Expansion
Fountain Valley and Huntington Beach
Midge Flies Along the Santa Ana River
North Basin Remedial Investigation and Feasibility Study
Anaheim and Fullerton
South Basin Remedial Investigation and Feasibility Study
Irvine, Santa Ana and Tustin
Bond Basin Storm Drain Repair
PFAS Treatment Facilities Construction
- Mabury Park Project Fact Sheet
- Resident Notification March 2022
- Resident Notification May 2022
- Resident Notification June 2022
Orange – East Orange County Water District
Golden State Water Company


Developer: Oxley Serangoon Pte Ltd
Tenure: 99 Years Leasehold from 18 May 2018
Site Area: 27,583.90 sqm
Total Units: 1,052
Expected TOP: 31 Dec 2024
Expected CSC: 31 Dec 2027
Affinity at Serangoon
Copyright © Affinity at Serangoon | Oxley Serangoon Pte Ltd | +65 6100 8717 | Singapore | No part of this website may be reproduced, distributed, or transmitted in any form without the prior written permission by Oxley Serangoon Pte Ltd. All project info and plans are subjected to change by the building authorities without prior notice.


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San José, CA 95113-1905
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2019 California Building Codes Go into Effect January 1, 2020
The California Building Standards Commission updates the State building codes (California Code of Regulations, CCR, Title 24) every three years. The 2019 codes were published on July 1, 2019 and become applicable to all building permit applications made on or after January 1, 2020.
The updated codes adopted by the City of San José are:
- 2019 California Building Code - CCR Title 24 Part 2
- 2019 California Residential Code - CCR Title 24 Part 2.5
- 2019 California Electrical Code - CCR Title 24 Part 3
- 2019 California Mechanical Code - CCR Title 24 Part 4
- 2019 California Plumbing Code - CCR Title 24 Part 5
- 2019 California Historical Building Code - CCR Title 24 Part 8
- 2019 California Existing Building Code - CCR Title 24 Part 10
The reach codes for the following codes are available on the 2019 Reach Code Initiative web page.
- 2019 California Building Energy Efficiency Standards
- 2019 California Green Building Standards Code
The 2016 and 2019 building codes can be viewed at the Building Standards Commission web page.
Changes to the San José Municipal Code can be viewed in the amended ordinance to adopt the 2019 California Codes.
Workshop FULL: Significant Changes in the 2019 California Codes - February 28
Workshop has reached capacity. Please email email@example.com to be on the waitlist.
City staff will highlight the significant changes to the Building, Electrical, Plumbing, Mechanical, Residential, and Fire codes, as well as Reach Code CALGreen and Building Energy Efficiency Standards. You are welcome to attend any of the topical sessions. See event details.


Experimental Investigation On Increasing The Strength Of Pervious Concrete By Varying The Mix Ingredients
Pervious concrete or No fineness concrete is a conventional concrete that is used in foreign countries for
draining of storm water and increasing the ground water level. This project is mainly based on the investigation and
increasing the strength characteristics of Pervious concrete. The mix design is designed considering only cement and coarse
aggregate since the concrete is a “NO FINENESS CONCRETE”. The mix ratio is considered as 1:6 and the water cement
ratio is taken from 0.4-0.45. The admixtures are added in % of cement for Nano silica & % of concrete for polypropylene.
The final outcome to be received is increase in the strength of pervious concrete by improving their characteristics and make
them utilized for Road pavements.
Keywords— Pervious Concrete, No Fineness concrete, Water drain, Ground water improvement.


This page lists the meetings for Cabinet Member for Transport, Infrastructure and Growth Decisions.
Please note that meetings of this Committee will now be
conducted in person at Woodhatch Place.
All meeting papers and decision sheets
will be published on the council’s website. These meetings
will not be webcast live.


IBEJU LEKKI: THE GOLDMINE OF REAL ESTATE IN NIGERIA 2020.
The value of properties in Ibeju Lekki axis of Lagos state Nigeria will rapidly increase after the novel Covid-19 pandemic. It is estimated to yield more than 50% in 12 months because of the many amazing ongoing developments.
Neighborhood: La Campagne Tropicana Resort, Dangote Refinery, Multi-Billion Naira International Airport, Deep Sea Port, Pan-Atlantic University (the controlling institution of Lagos Business School), The 4th Mainland Bridge, Eleko Beach, Lagos smart city, Lekki Free Trade Zone, Lakowe Golf Course, and many other industries and housing estates.
Amenities: Tarred Road, Portable water supply, Electrification, Drainage system, street lights, Perimeter fencing.


Hearne Hardwoods is excited to share that we are putting up a new retail building. The excavation process is in full swing and we expect the project to be completed spring 2024. We have a few photos to share and look forward to sharing the progress with you. The building will be going up in the front of the property. This will be our main retail building with a new entrance and parking lot. This is a very exciting and busy time for us. Stay tuned for more information and updates!


Situated on the Jubilee Playing Fields, the tennis court came about from an open spaces survey undertaken by Charnwood Borough Council with regard to some planning monies set aside for community use. It was decided by the Borough Council that a tennis court was needed by the Parish. Building commenced in June 2015 and the tennis court was officially opened in October 2015.
Please apply to be a member of the Tennis Court from the Parish Office.
£5 for residents
£8 for non-residents
Once you are a paid member, you are given a set of the rules and the instructions that will enable you to book a session on the tennis court.
To book the tennis court please click the link below:
Please note: no more than two consecutive hours should be booked at any one time.


Eastern Blvd – Lot 21
This is a must-see lot with flexibility and frontage on Eastern Boulevard. Ideal location for a bank, retail, restaurant or professional office. Ensure your business will thrive in domestic and international markets by residing in this sophisticated setting. With direct access to Eastern Boulevard, Jefferson Boulevard (Route 64), Professional Court and Cameo Drive this location is ideal.
The Eastern Boulevard corridor has many existing commercial properties and is Hagerstown’ s most prominent growth area with 25,000 average daily traffic. Future growth includes the proposed connection of Professional Court to Robinwood Drive. This connection will place Light Business Park within 1 mile of the Meritus Medical Center and Robinwood Professional Center. Near to: CVS, Walgreens, Wells Fargo, Sheetz and many anchor stores and national chains. Easily reached from I-70 (3 miles) and I-81 (5 miles), Hagerstown Regional Airport and downtown Hagerstown.


The TTC will close the Yonge line between Bloor and Eglinton on Saturday for emergency track work in an area where problems are increasingly affecting subway service.
The 60-year-old track bed near the Davisville station needs replacing, but the TTC hasn’t decided how to do that without an extended closure. So between closing on Friday night and noon Saturday, crews will tamp down the stones that support the tracks, and check the switches and signals that have been at the root of recent subway delays.
The subway line will open at 6 a.m. Saturday as usual and operate between Finch and Eglinton stations and between Bloor and Downsview. There will be 35 shuttle buses to ferry riders between Bloor and Eglinton until the line reopens at noon.
The TTC has had a “slow order” on that section of track for the past couple of years. The track bed should have been replaced 20 years ago, but budget constraints have delayed the work.


Wastewater Collection maintains 84 miles of sanitary sewers and 30 miles of storm sewers. This includes 850 manholes and 1700 catch basins. Staff carries out routine maintenance work and responds to emergency situations. This work is critical to reducing inflow/infiltration into the system. Staff at Marsh Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant maintain and operate all aspects of the plant.


Indonesian President Joko Widodo. Opening of high-speed trains or bullet trains Jakarta-Bandung Line officially today which is the first high-speed train in Southeast Asia
President Widodo Said at the opening ceremony of the train service at the central station in Jakarta that The high-speed rail line is an efficient, friendly and integrated mass transit system. It symbolizes Indonesia's modernization in public transportation that is seamlessly connected to other transportation systems. President Widodo said the high-speed train, which can carry 600 passengers, is the first high-speed train in the region. The name of the train, WHOOSH, is an abbreviation of the Indonesian motto Waktu Hemat, Operasi Optimal, Sistem. Handal) means saving time, operating optimally, the system is reliable.
The train cuts the travel time between Jakarta and Bandung, a distance of 140 kilometers, to just 45 minutes from the previous three hours, as it travels at a maximum speed of 350 kilometers per hour. It is part of China's Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), built by PT KCIC, a joint venture between four Indonesian state enterprises and China Railway Company. China International was originally set to be completed by 2019, but was delayed several times due to construction problems and the COVID-19 outbreak.
Source: Thai News Agency


Zoning Hearing Board
The Zoning Hearing Board hears and renders decisions regarding specific types of land use actions in the Borough. Members serve three-year terms and must be a resident of Langhorne Manor Borough.
- Gregory Hertenberger, Chair (2022)
- Robert Rickerl (2023)
- Kevin Oessenich (2024)
- William Cowan, Esq., Solicitor


Construction Update :: Parking Lot E Closed Tuesday, July 1
On Tuesday, July 1, Parking Lot E will be closed from 7 am to 5 pm. Nature Court road will be opened to the drop off area by the Children’s Center playground. The reason for the closure is a crane and other equipment will be taking up most of the parking lot to remove and replace one roof top unit on the Academic Building. This will be the final crane lift for roof top units scheduled for this summer.
If you have any questions, please call the Facilities Call Center at Ext. 1888, or call Kevin Roberts at Ext. 6838.


Mr Sharon announced his building plans a day after the Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, said he supported the expansion of settlements in the West Bank and Gaza Strip.
The Palestinians, who want to establish a state in the West Bank and Gaza, say expanding settlements violates the Israel-Palestine Liberation Organisation accords and could bring the peace process to a halt.
Freih Abu Medein, the Palestinian Justice Minister, predicted violence would follow if Mr Sharon was given a free hand on settlements.
Mr Sharon said the roads would ease traffic congestion and would be used by both Israelis and Palestinians. His plan calls for one road from the West Bank into northern Jerusalem and a second linking central Israel with Jewish settlements inside the West Bank.


- Location Storyboard
6436 Hollywood Blvd
The 90-year-old historic Attie Building on the corner of Hollywood Blvd and Wilcox has become available for filming. The building has been modified several times over the many decades and is set to be revitalized in a future development. Located at 6436 Hollywood Blvd, the Attie Building was built in 1931 and is home to the famous mural “You Are the Star” on its west side, providing an art deco exterior and period look. The attached sister buildings on Wilcox Avenue are perfect for staging or storefront locations. The parking behind the building offers ample basecamp and cast & crew parking.
Please Contact Us for More Information or to Schedule a Scout


Peterborough roads to be closed for roadworks
Peterborough City Council has announced a number of roads which are due to be closed for roadworks and surface works.
The following works will take place during an eight week period beginning on Sunday (June 17):
. Northminster and New Road - for two Sundays
. Newcombe Way, Orton Southgate, as lies between Bakewell Road and Southgate Way - two weekend days
. Paxton Road, Orton Southgate - night working for one night
. Chadburn, Paston - 9.30am to 3.30pm for two days
. Gladstone Street as lies between Link Road and Hankey Street - 9.30am to 3.30pm for 10 days.
The council said the exact closure dates will be confirmed on site.


Community improvement team you can bank on
A team from an Aberdeen bank have dramatically improved a community allotment by adding footpaths, marking out allotment spaces, removing vegetation, trimming hedges, and making the area more attractive.
The volunteers came from a broad mix of colleagues from Bank Of Scotland Commercial and Private Banking teams based in Albyn Place, Aberdeen, carried out the heavy work at Cummings Park.
The project was organised Aberdeen City Council Community Engagement Officer ACC Services.
Aberdeen City Council Communities, Housing and Infrastructure convener Councillor Neil Cooney said: “It was a huge amount of work carried out by the team and just shows what a bit of effort and pulling-together can achieve.
“We welcome efforts by groups to make a difference in their local area as it’s the people who live and work there who benefit from the this work.
“I’’m sure the Bank of Scotland’s colleagues’ efforts will be hugely appreciated by the community both now and in years to come.”
Alan Flint, Bank of Scotland Relationship Director, said: “All the team thoroughly enjoyed the experience.
“Working together for the good of the community gave everyone a real sense of pride and we were delighted to be able to help in a practical way and support such a worthwhile project. “
The work carried out by the team included:
- Railway sleepers installed to create two paths which are, accessible to all, and each path used up 14 railway sleepers which had to be dug in, levelled, straightened and packed in, in extremely tough ground;
- Woodchip wheel barrowed from pile at entrance onto the first path. The left over pile totalled about 1 tonne. Moving it onto the first path not only finished the path off but it tidied up the entrance and made it more welcoming;
- Six allotment spaces marked out with timber sections and 42 sections of timber in total were used with each allotment space divided into two, which created a total of 12 allotments ready to be used;
- Heavy vegetation removed from the perimeter of the allotment area and this was transferred to a holding area to create mini beast habitat piles in the ‘wild area’;
- The hedge was trimmed back to make the area more inviting and the perimeter of the allotment space useable for groups. Litter was removed as well;
- Timber poles were cut to make pegs for the allotment perimeter.
The work was carried out by the volunteers over a period of three one-day sessions.


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In the 15 years that I’ve been a Richland resident, I’ve seen it go from a quiet community rich in history to a run-down town with little pride.
Why are so many businesses in central Richland allowed to have broken or burnt-out signs? Not just for a month or two, but in some cases, years! So many buildings are left half-painted or partially remodeled, left to be blown away in the next windstorm!
As a taxpayer and homeowner, it worries me that the worn state of Richland will lower the value of my home. It’s sad to see such a proud town have a dusty face.
So, I'd like to challenge both the Richland City Council and the central business owners to make our town great again in 2016! Clean up Richland, and make it shine the way it used to.
Angela Morrow, Richland


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PRIME DEVELOPMENT SITE: Incredible location and topography. Site is perfect for multi-family market-rate housing with commercial on corner and possibly along 90th ST. Water and gas presently being run along Braun RD and Sewer is being installed along south property line. Town will encourage aggressive qualified developer with vision. This offering has local, regional, national and international appeal...so don't wait!
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Those owning or occupying property in the city of Weyauwega must remove snow and ice from their sidewalks within 24 hours after snowfall.
If ice forms and cannot be removed, a material should be sprinkled on the sidewalk that will reduce the risk of pedestrians slipping or falling.
Snow that is not removed in a timely manner and ice not timely removed or sprinkled will be deemed a public nuisance.
If someone fails to remove snow or ice in compliance with the city’s policy, city employees will remove the snow and ice and charge the cost as a special tax against the property.
Plowing or depositing snow onto public streets or alleys is also prohibited and subject to a penalty.


After the Shindewadi mishap in which a woman and her daughter were swept away by rainwater gushing down the hills in Katraj area,the district administration has planned several steps to restrict encroachments along roads and on hill tops.
The officials have been directed to stop illegal constructions on hill tops and slopes and issue notices to offenders.
The administration has been asked to coordinate with the police to expedite inquiries in cases related to fake land dealings and frauds.
A detailed survey will be carried out and notices will be issued. Citizens have also been asked to register complaints with the police, said an official.
While officials maintain that illegal constructions have been removed and debris cleared,a fresh list of illegal structures has been updated and notices issued to owners.
Earlier,200 illegal structures and encroachments had been removed along Pune-Satara highway in Khed Shivapur and Shindewadi area.
The National Highway Authority of India had been asked to immediately start work to widen the road to six lanes. Meanwhile,the report of the Pune Divisional Commissionerate on Shindewadi mishap is awaited.


Delhi Police issued a traffic advisory on Tuesday as the Sarita Vihar flyover remained closed for 50 days due to repair work.
The flyover is part of the Mathura Road that connects southeast Delhi to Faridabad in Haryana. According to the advisory, the PWD will start the repair work of the flyover from June 7.
“The repair of each carriageway of the flyover will take around 25 days and the flyover will be closed for traffic while the other carriageways will remain open for traffic. In the first and second phase, the portion of the flyover from Ashram to Badarpur will be repaired. And the portion of the flyover from Badarpur to Ashram will be repaired in the third and fourth phases.”
The traffic police informed the commuters about the closure of the flyover through Twitter . Police tweeted, “Due to repair work by PWD at Sarita Vihar Flyover on Mathura Road from 07.06.2023, the carriageway will remain closed for a period of 50 days. Please follow the advice to avoid any inconvenience. #DPTrafficAdvisory.”
Advised to choose an alternate route
The advisory states that there may be traffic overload on the road. Due to this, the general public may have to face trouble. Passengers headed towards railway stations, airports, hospitals etc. have been advised to plan their departure well in advance and take alternate routes to avoid delay.
Movement of heavy and commercial vehicles may be restricted on Mathura Road towards Sarita Vihar flyover, to allow normal flow of traffic on that section. The advisory states that commuters coming from Ashram on Mathura Road and going towards Badarpur and Faridabad are advised to follow Road No. 13A from Slip Road of Sarita Vihar Flyover and then Road No. 13A to U- Take a turn and reach Mathura Road.
Similarly, commuters coming from Ashram towards Noida on Mathura Road are advised to take Ashram Chowk via DND flyway to reach their destination.
Those coming towards Ashram from Faridabad and Badarpur on Mathura Road are advised to take left turn towards Okhia Estate Marg, Crowne Plaza from Slip Road of Sarita Vihar Flyover. The advisory states that commuters coming towards Ashram from Faridabad and Badarpur on Mathura Road are advised to use Mehrauli-Badarpur road via Badarpur border.


A programme of "microsurfacing" work to preserve the condition of Hull’s roads and reduce the number of potholes will begin in April.
Hull City Council will be carrying out microsurfacing to 30 sections of predominantly residential road across the city from Monday, April 11, weather permitting. Microsurfacing is a specialist thin surface treatment applied to roads that are starting to deteriorate, providing a cost-effective, environmentally friendly way of extending the life of the road by sealing out water and creating a new top layer.
Around 48,000m2 of highway will be resurfaced, which will require some road closures. Where this is the case, advance warning signs will be in place and residents in the affected areas will also be informed via letter drops.
Andy Bell, head of highways infrastructure at Hull City Council, said: “Microsurfacing keeps our unclassified roads in good condition, helps prevent potholes and avoids the need for more significant and expensive reconstruction work further down the line. We ask residents to make arrangements to park elsewhere during the dates shown on the signs. If cars are left parked on the road, this will prevent the work going ahead.
“Other issues, such as weather and material supplies, can also cause delays to the programme. We thank motorists and residents in advance for their patience.”
Work will take place between 7am and 5pm unless stated otherwise, and each road should only take a day or two, but may take longer. Pedestrian access will be maintained at all times, but residents may be asked to wait a short time before driving or walking on the road.
Representatives will be on site at all times during the works to assist residents with any issues. The work will be carried out in the following ward areas, by Colas Group, and may include road closures, diversions and stop and go controls, depending on location. Dates are subject to change.
April 11 – Boothferry
Mead Walk, Hastings Grove
April 11 to 12 – Boothferry
April 12 to 14 – Boothferry
April 14 to 19 – Newington & Gipsyville
April 19 - Newington & Gipsyville
April 19 to 20 - Newington & Gipsyville
April 20 to 21 - St Andrews & Docklands
April 21 - Newington & Gipsyville
Anlaby Road, West Park
April 21 to 23 – Avenues
April 23 – Central
April 23 to 24 – Drypool
April 24 – Derringham
Hotham Road South
April 24 – Orchard Park
April 25 – Beverley & Newland
April 25 to 28 – Sutton
April 28 to 29 – Longhill & Bilton
May 3 – Longhill & Bilton
May 3 – Southcoates
May 3 to 5 – Southcoates
May 5 – Southcoates
Faraday Street, Watt Street
May 5 to 6 – Drypool
May 6 – Drypool
May 6 to 7 – Central
May 7 – Central
May 7 to 8 – Beverley & Newland
May 8 – Southcoates
May 9 to 10 – Beverley & Newland
De Grey Street
May 10 to 11 – Beverley & Newland


On March 21, 2007, Sprawl-Busters reported that frustrated residents in Littleton, Colorado had decided to challenge a 4-3 vote in January of 2007 by their City Council to rezone land for a 187,000 s.f. Wal-Mart Supercenter on 23.5 acres. A group called Littleton Against Wal-Mart needed about 3,000 signatures to force the city council decision to a public vote. The grass roots group pounded the pavement to gather nearly 6,500 signatures. The city clerk stopped counting after she certified there were more than the required number of certified signatures. This week, roughly six months after the City Council vote, the voters of Littleton have overturned their elected officials and tossed out Wal-Mart. The vote on June 19th wasn’t even close, with opponents of the Wal-Mart rezoning gathering 60.6% of the vote, 7,878, to Wal-Mart supporters’ votes of 5,128. Wal-Mart outspent the citizens by 3 to 1, but the retailer still lost the vote. Campaign reports show Wal-Mart spent $91,025, or nearly $18 per vote. Wal-Mart opponents raised $33,219, or $4.21 per vote. So the everyday low-price votes were not at Wal-Mart. “We have said from the beginning that the most important thing has been to give voters a chance to decide whether a big-box retailer should be allowed to build on property adjacent to South Platte Park,” Debbie Brinkman, chairwoman of the opposition group formed for the ballot question, “Littleton Pride, You Decide,” told the Denver Post. “Voters were given that chance and they said yes to preserve our park and our community.” In typical fashion, rather than acknowledge defeat, a Wal-Mart spokesman told the Post, “We’re going to reassess and hopefully come up with a project that works for us and all of Littleton.” What the retailer learned from the vote was that many residents wanted a Wal-Mart in Littleton. This initiative repeals the Littleton City Council’s vote and makes the current zoning now inappropriate. “The voters have spoken,” said a city spokeswoman, “and we respect their decision.”
The City Council vote originally was determined by only one vote. That vote cost the town $35,000 to hold the election. Opponents warned that a store of this size would bring unacceptable noise, light and loiterers from the 24-hour business. They also charged that the development would have a harmful impact on South Platte Park, a recreational and wildlife refuge west of the site. Wal-Mart tried to shape its argument around money, claiming that the superstore would generate more than $1.5 million in tax revenue for the city. Those inflated figures do not take into account the lost jobs and cost of providing the store with police and fire protection. In the end, money did not carry the day, as Wal-Mart’s expensive votes were few and far between. Littleton, Colorado, Albuquerque, New Mexico, and Gresham, Oregon all defeated Wal-Mart this week.


City News & Announcements
Portage Lake Lift Bridge 10 minute nighttime traffic closures
Multiple test lifts are scheduled between 10 p.m. tonight Monday, March 7, and 5:30 a.m. Tuesday, March 8, and again from 10 p.m. Tuesday, March 8, and 5:30 a.m. Wednesday, March 9, to allow crews to test the Portage Lake Lift Bridge’s recently installed new motors. These closures are planned to last for approximately 10 minutes each. Between closures, traffic will be allowed to clear. Depending on the weather this schedule could change.


INVITATION TO BID:
The City of Carterville will be accepting sealed bids for RESIDENTIAL CURBSIDE TRASH SERVICE within the corporate limits of Carterville. Separate bids will also be accepted for CURBSIDE RECYCLING. Further details can be obtained by contacting City Hall at 985-2252, or emailing Khollister@visitcarterville.com. Sealed bids must be received by 4pm on June 3, 2019. The City reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
Khristina D. Hollister, City Clerk


Boeing Field runway reopens after repairs
Boeing Field's main runway reopened Monday night after work crews spent about three weeks adding asphalt and making repairs on the $27 million project, a King County spokeswoman said.
Repairs to the field -- formally known as the King County International Airport -- were needed because of normal use, but also because of cracks and depressions from the 2001 Nisqually Quake.
The work is expected to extend the life of the 10,000-foot runway for 25 more years, said Rochelle Ogershok, an airport spokeswoman. Crews improved runway drains and installed a new lighting system among other fixes.


Home construction slumps in December
New home construction slumped last month, falling 4.3% from November to December, the government said Wednesday.
The month-over-month decline was worse than expected by economists, and construction starts fell 8.2% compared with December 2009 to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 529,000 units, the Commerce Department reported.
A 9% drop in single-family home construction drove the decline from November to December.
“Last month didn’t look so hot, but the future looks a lot better,” said Michael D. Larson, a housing and interest-rate analyst with Weiss Research.
The number of building permits issued in December, another gauge of home-builder sentiment, increased 16.7% over November but was down 6.8% from December 2009. Permits were issued at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 635,000.
-- Alejandro Lazo


We’ve selected our fellows and government partners for the 2013 Fellowship Program. The applicants for each were incredible and whittling it down to these 10 governments and 29 fellows was a feet. (And we encourage all fellows and government applicants who we were unable to accept into the program this year to consider applying for a slot in the 2014 program.)
We decided to try something new this year: counties. Although we’ve worked with cities that we’re also counties in the past (City and County of Honolulu, City and County of Philadelphia) this is the first time we’ll work exclusively with a county. We’re excited about the impact we can have at the county level.
Next year brings us another first. We’ll be working with two cities on a single project. Kansas City, Kan. and Kansas City, Mo. teamed up and submitted a collective application. We’ll be working with these cities on a single project next year. We’re proud to not only work with these two cities, but that these municipal leaders are pushing forward the idea that governments can and should collaborate — and that the common challenges these cities face, can be resolved by a common solution.
So, without further ado, here they are.
2013 GOVERNMENT PARTNERS: 8 Cities / 2 Counties / 9 projects
2013 FELLOWS: 29 Individuals / 11 Months
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Improvements on S5 express way, line Gniezno – Poznań, road junction “Kleszczewo”
Scope of work: delivery and erection works of the viaducts WN- 24; WN- 01A with the paintings and metallization.
Realisation time: start December 2009,
finish September 2011.
Modernisation of a flyover in the course of Wojska Polskiego Street on Jana Pawła II Avenue in Bydgoszcz
Contract value: 22 mln PLN gross
Contract value: 10,55 mln PLN gross
Completion date: 40 months


Photographer: D. Ehrlich.
Publisher: Samuel R. Ganczaruk.
Date: November 18th, 1988.
City: Santa Clara (United States).
Railcar 124, on museum line History Park.
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Links about trams in Santa Clara
Museum: History Park
Company: Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority light rail (VTA)
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Last updated: August 7th, 2019.


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The Kalona City Council held its regular meeting on Monday. On the Agenda was a discussion of a Golf Cart ordinance. According to Karen Christner, City Clerk of Kalona, a lot of people want to use golf carts in the city. Right now they cannot use them. They passed out some information at the meeting, and plan to have an ordinance ready fro the next meeting. They also discussed FEMA Mapping at this meeting. We will bring you more information on the new Golf Cart ordinance when the Council decides on it at their next meeting.
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The State Road 79 southbound inside lane will be closed between Douglas Ferry and Clayton roads from 7 a.m. Thursday, Feb. 11 to 5 p.m. Monday, Feb. 15 as crews perform roadway improvements. Officers will patrol the area and message boards will direct motorists through the work zone.
All planned construction activities are weather dependent and may be delayed or rescheduled in the event of inclement weather. Motorists are reminded to pay attention to the posted speed limit of 45 mph when traveling through the construction area and watch for construction equipment entering and exiting the roadway. Speeding fines are doubled when workers are present.


In Kurgan, next to the obstetric building of regional hospital No. 2, a public garden will be landscaped, in which a topiary will be installed. Seven million rubles have been allocated for these purposes. The relevant information is published on the government procurement website.
“Improvement of the square of the obstetric building of the Kurgan Regional Hospital No. 2 on Sovetskaya Street, 161. The initial (maximum) contract price is 7 million 262 thousand rubles,” is stated in the technical documentation of the tender.
The technical documentation states that the price of the “Mother with Children” topiary starts from 508 thousand rubles. Topiary figures are sold at this price in Bryansk and the Moscow region. During the improvement of the square, it is planned to install lighting, plant landscaping and lay asphalt with curbs on the paths. The work is financed from the regional budget.


What is a barricade used for?
The barricade warning light has a reflective lens, and when light shines on the lens, it reflects the light back at a certain angle, similar to a reflective tape. This allows drivers or pedestrians to see it, similar to the principle of car taillights, thereby increasing safety and reducing accidents. At the same time, the light bulb of the road barricade light utilizes the principle of light emission from Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs), emitting yellow and red light to alert drivers or pedestrians. With these two features combined, barricade lights are widely used in construction sites, traffic barrier facilities, airports, seaports, and any other places that require safety warnings.


Reported in the Street cleaning category anonymously at 12:46, Thursday 13 June 2019
Sent to Broadland District Council 4 minutes later
The roads and pavements are a disgrace. You have renewed Shakespeare, but Victoria road pavements and nearby roads potholed and full of weeds. When it rains the drains cannot cope and it is nearly impossible to cross the road. Not good enough when other places which are newer estates and looked after.
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Hayes and Harlington railway station
is a railway station in Hayes
in the London Borough of Hillingdon
It is on Isambard Kingdom Brunel
's former Great Western Main Line running out of London Paddington
to the Thames Valley, Bristol, South Wales and the West Country. The line was opened on 4 June 1838, initially running to a temporary to allow completion of the famous brick arch bridge
over the River Thames
just west of the station. The station at Hayes opened in 1868.
From 1 March 1883, the station (then named Hayes
) was served by District Railway
services running between and Windsor
. The service was discontinued as uneconomic after 30 September 1885.
Although a busy station there are no automatic ticket barriers, but manual ticket checks take place on a daily basis.
Hayes is the location of the junction for the recently completed Heathrow Airport branch. For this reason, the lines through the station are electrified with 25kV a.c. overhead power
, although they only continue along the Airport branch — the main line to is not yet electrified.
The junction itself consists of two ground level high-speed turnouts from the main lines, the 'down' (away from London) line curving away to the left towards the Airport and the 'up' (towards London) line passing over a major concrete flyover construction to clear the up and down main lines before... Read More


Grantham Road car park in Sleaford will be partially closed next week, from Monday February 3, to allow essential maintenance work to be carried out.
According to North Kesteven District Council, work will take place between Monday and Friday and will be completed in two sections leaving one section open at a time for continued use.
Alternative car parking is available in the town.
A council spokesman said: “We apologise for any inconvenience caused during this time.”
For more information on car parks in the town visit www.n-kesteven.gov.uk/carparks


November 30, 2023
Hybrid Meeting: In-person at the Harvey Wheeler Community Center, 1276 Main Street, Auditorium, or online via Zoom
Harvey Wheeler Community Center
1276 Main Street
Concord, MA 01742
Zoning Board of Appeals - Public Hearing
Thursday, November 30, 2023
Please see the agenda for a Zoom link and for more information. Parking and entry is in the back of the building off of Church Street.


CLINTON - An Elizabethtown Gas authorized contractor will be installing natural gas mains on or about Wednesday, April 21, for about a week, around Harrison Street, Fairview Avenue, and Georges Place.
Skoda Contracting will excavate a narrow trench in and along the road, after which the main and individual services will be installed.
Work in this community may include traffic impacts, limited street parking, loud noise and the presence of heavy equipment.
Any questions or concerns regarding the construction aspect of this project should be directed to the project hotline at (866) 767-5558 or email email@example.com, or contact the Town of Clinton Administrator Rich Phelan at (908) 735-8616 or email firstname.lastname@example.org.
For more information, visit elizabethtowngas.com/switch or call (844) 886-8488.


Due to roadworks taking place until Friday 26th April 2019, service 310 will be diverted, with buses unable to serve Winifred Lane, Bold Lane, Smithy Lane or Springfield Road. The service will operate via Northway (A59) instead.
Residents, many elderly, rely on this service for connectivity and are now worried by the extra distance they will now have to walk, including crossing the busy 60mph Northway.
West Lancashire MP Rosie Cooper has been inundated with correspondence from constituents expressing their concerns, and contacted both Arriva and Lancashire County Council.
MP Rosie said:
“I have received correspondence from Arriva claiming that having relooked at the routing, they have not been able to find an alternative Ormskirk bound route other than the one that is currently in operation. They have however arranged for a temporary bus stop at Springfield Lane in Aughton on the Liverpool bound route.
“Lancashire County Council have thankfully made further efforts by temporarily amending the tendered local Ormskirk Town Bus Service 5 to additionally serve Aughton village centre.
“Whilst this does not operate as frequently as the 310 and doesn’t provide a direct link to Liverpool, this will enable more local residents who rely on public transport to access local amenities.
“Unfortunately, there will still be some who will not be directly catered for during the roadworks.”


New Memorial School Ground-Opening Ceremony
Thursday, August 29 @ 9:00 am - 10:00 am
We are pleased to host a ground-breaking opportunity for the new school at the Memorial Stoney Creak location.
HWDSB received $12,039,902 from the Ministry of Education to build a new elementary school to replace the existing Memorial Stoney Creek School. The new JK – 8 Elementary school will accommodate 495 students and be built on the existing Memorial SC site (Royce and Kilbourn Streets).
This new school will accommodate students from Memorial and a portion of Mountain View School.
211 Memorial Avenue
Directions (HWDSB is not responsible for directions provided by Google Maps)
Phone #: 9055275092 ext: 2941


The Council is renewing its play areas at Meadowdale and Westlea Bedlington. The tender process to choose a preferred supplier and play area design is now at the shortlisted stage. Two suppliers have been selected and the Council would like you to let us know which of the 2 designs you prefer.
You can view the final designs (and vote for your preferred choice) on
Monday 3rd October 2016, Wednesday 5th October 2016, Friday 7th October 2016
10am until 6pm
And Saturday 8th October 2016 – 10am until 4pm
At Bedlington Community Centre Front Street West Bedlington NE22 5TT
Come along and see the shortlisted designs, have your say by voting for your preferred option.
Contact:? Steven Young, Town Clerk West Bedlington Town Council, Tel 01325 457070
Friday, September 23, 2016


From Redhill train to London Bridge Underground Station then Tube to Canary Wharf Underground Station. 45 min £13. From Redhill Bus Station line 405 bus to Croydon, Fairfield Halls then line 197 bus to Peckham Bus Station. 1 h 45 min £6. From Redhill taxi to Canary Wharf. 47 min £102. From Redhill drive to Canary Wharf. 47 min £4.


Address:100 North Third Street, St. Charles, MissouriExecutive Office Building, Council Chambers
Details:There is a zoning hearing on December 20 in St. Charles. The Katy Land Trust and Magnificent Missouri will be represented at this meeting, but it is important that others in the community express their opposition by attending the meeting and voicing their concerns. Please let me know if you can attend.For more info, visit: http://katylandtrust.org/proposed-development-katy-trail-missouri-river/
**If you can't attend, you can still voice your opinion:Provide public comments favoring or opposing this application. Please submit written comments through the St. Charles County Planning & Zoning Division, 201 N. Second Street, Room 420, St. Charles, MO 63301, or firstname.lastname@example.org by Wednesday, December 20, 2017.


178 Baboosic Lake Road. Bishop Field is located in front of Merrimack Middle School on the corner of Baboosic Lake Road and Madeline Bennett Drive The Field contains a soccer and lacrosse field.
10 Atherton Road (behind the Dept of Public Works Garage).
220 Daniel Webster Highway. Located across from Budweiser.
15 Lyons Road. This site has five soccer fields, one youth baseball field, two softball fields, and one lacrosse field. there are a total of 7 fields consisting of Soccer, Little League Baseball, Softball and lacrosse Fields.
50 Amherst Road. It features 2 Soccer Fields and a Softball Field.


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The original item was published from 12/8/2015 3:38:00 PM to 12/16/2015 6:05:01 PM.
Posted on: December 8, 2015
[ARCHIVED] Notice of Possible Quorum Historic Preservation Presentation
A quorum of the City of Common Council or any committee thereof may attend the Historic Preservation Presentation at the Portage County Public Library, 1001 Main St., Pinery Room, Stevens Point, WI 54481, on Wednesday, December 16, 2015 at 6:00 p.m.


One event on May 9, 2019 at 10:00 am
One event on May 10, 2019 at 10:00 am
Bristol Parks and Recreation has partnered with the Farmington River Watershed Association and the North Central Conservation District in order to provide a rain garden at Page Park Ski Lodge. Join us May 8th -10th to help plant this garden as a community!
Funded by a grant, this project will provide the Ski Lodge with much needed gutters, sloping, and irrigation. Native plants, including grasses, shrubs, and perennials will be planted to absorb rain water, helping to prevent polluted run-off.
It is our hope that our Rain Garden can serve as a community project, bringing together all members of the community to help plant and subsequently inspire others to create rain gardens at their own homes.


Prior Lake, MN - Commercial Property
Problem: steep grade and heavy water run-off from newly installed parking ramp and surrounding slopes.
Solution: control run-off and beautify holding pond.
Minnesota Green created a water fall by re-cycling the run-off and holding pond water, for visual interest and to keep the pond water clear. Minnesota Green planted boulders and installed plants on the steep slope, using mulch for aesthetics and function.2 6 1


15th August 2011 by Chris TownsendSurrey Highways are about to re-surface both Grange Road and Ottways Lane over the coming weeks. Preliminary works will take place on 17th – 22nd August under two way traffic control with the resurfacing works commencing on the 23th August for a duration of five days under a road closure. The resurfacing work will involve day time road closures and diversion between 09.00 – 16.30.Access for residents will be maintained, when safe to do so but long delays are possible.This is work that has been promised for many years and it is at last to be done.
15th August 2011 by Chris Townsend
Following a meeting last week with Local Traders’ representatives, Ashtead Residents Association and your County Councillor Chris Townsend; David Curl, SCC Parking Manager, said that he was very likely to recommend that NO Parking Meters be introduced in Ashtead’s shopping areas. He had been appraised of the many concerns by those present as to the disastrous impact Parking Meters would have on the relevant shopping areas and although we had offered to do some survey work to confirm our fears as to the financial viability of their introduction, he was convinced we had a clear case and said that he thought surveys would not be necessary.
We must await his report for September’s Local Committee, which is the start of the whole process, but the current omens look very promising that the Meters will NOT be introduced.


Monday 26 September 2022
REPORT FOR THE WEST END WARD - WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY 26 SEPTEMBER 2022
Miller’s Wynd – closed until 26 December 2022 at its junction with Hawkhill for major construction works.
City Road (Tullideph Place to Logie Street) – closed for up to 3 weeks for Scottish Water emergency works.
Polepark Road – closed from its junction with Lochee Road to its junction with Milnbank Road (in a southerly direction only) for footway resurfacing works commencing Tuesday 20 September for 2 weeks.
Blackness Road (at Jedburgh Road) – temporary traffic lights for one week for Scottish Water work.
Hillside Road (junction with Hillside Place) – closed from Monday 26 September or Tuesday 27 September for 3 days for carriageway resurfacing works. (We are seeking clarification on the start date).
Lower Pleasance – road closure from Friday 14 October for 5 days for CityFibre work.
Blackness Road (at junction with Balgay Road) - closed from Wednesday 19 October for 3 days to facilitate carriageway resurfacing works.


The agency confirmed that the government plans to upgrade its status to a construction company stated that it would rehabilitate about 103 roads and 10 bridges across the country by the end of this year.
According to , Engr. Peter Odeh, FERMA Managing Director confirmed the reports and added that the government will focus more on economic viable roads across the nation based on their economic value to their locality.
The minister of Power, Works and Housing, Babatunde Raji fashola stated that FERMA needs to upgrade in other to construct and maintain roads.
Most recently, Fashola cited that the and the Road, Lagos in 24 months.


Latest: Valero Crude By Rail FINAL Environmental Impact Report likely to be released early January
During staff comments at the conclusion of the December 10, 2015 meeting of the Benicia Planning Commission, Principal Planner Amy Million offered an update on the Valero Crude By Rail proposal.
Currently, the City’s consultants are preparing the Final Draft of the Environmental Impact Report (FEIR), including responses to public comments.
Ms. Million reported that staff had hoped the FEIR would be completed by end of this year, but that it looks like it will be another week or two into January before it is released.
According to Million, “No date has been set for the FEIR/Use Permit,” but she confirms that there will NOT be public hearings on the project at the Commission’s January 14 meeting.
That said, the law allows a MINIMUM of only 10 days between release of the document and a public hearing and decision. Million is on record saying the City will provide “more than that.”
At any rate, I am guessing that we should be ready for hearings in early February, March at the latest if there are no unexpected delays.
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Fort Bend County MUD 140
Here we will describe all the work we did at FBC MUD 140.
Fill in existing Detention Pond and install underground storm sewer
Moved 89k cubic yds of dirt to fill in pond and install 72” RCP storm sewer, and 84” storm sewer”
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The NTA is fully committed to working with all interested parties in the development of the Core Bus Corridors Project. We want to keep everyone on the proposed bus corridors fully in the picture at all times. As such we're establishing a Community Forum for each corridor, beginning with Clongriffin, Swords, Lucan and Blanchardstown.
The aim is to create two way communication with local communities allowing information and feedback to be relayed clearly, quickly and accurately.
Membership of each forum will comprise of a single representative from resident and community associations, disability and special interest groups and business organisations on the corridors, along with local public representatives. As places are limited, only one representative per group can be accepted.
The terms of reference for the community forum's can be viewed by clicking here.
If you would like to nominate a representative please let us know by sending an email to us at firstname.lastname@example.org and put community forum in the subject box.
The dates of the forums for the first four corridors are:
- Clongriffin Community Forum in Hilton Hotel on 11th December from 6.30pm-8.00pm.
- Blanchardstown Community Forum in the Crowne Plaza Hotel on 12th December from 6.30pm-8.00pm.
- Swords Community Forum in the Carnegie Court Hotel, Swords on 8th January 2019 from 6.30pm-8.00pm.
- Lucan Community Forum in The West County Hotel, Chapelizod on 9th January 2019 from 6.30pm-8.00pm.
Community Forums for the other 12 core bus corridors will be established on a phased basis in the coming months, in line with our programme of public consultation.
Public consultation information events
A series of public consultation information events will be held in venues along the 16 corridors, information on the first four corridors is below:
- Clongriffin to City Centre Corridor, The Hilton Hotel, Clongriffin - Thursday, 10th January 2019, 3pm-8pm
- Swords to City Centre Corridor, The Carnegie Court Hotel, Swords - Friday 11th January 2019, 3pm-8pm
- Blanchardstown to City Centre Corridor, The Crowne Plaza Hotel, Blanchardstown - Thursday, 15th January 2019, 3pm-8pm
- Lucan to City Centre Corridor, The West County Hotel, Chapelizod - Wednesday, 16th January 2019,3pm-8pm
- All Phase 1 Corridors, The Gresham Hotel, Upper O’Connell Street - Thursday, 17th January 2019, 2pm-8pm


Zoning Board of Appeals
What We Do
The Board of Zoning Appeals (BZA) is a quasi judicial board in township government. Its authority is outlined in the Ohio Revised Code 519.13 which provides for the 5 member Board to hear and decide appeals and to authorize variances from the Zoning Resolution through fact-based evidence. The Board of Zoning Appeals (BZA) may also grant conditional use permits.
How To Serve
BZA members are appointed to a 5 year term with a new seat opening every year. Both alternate seats are re-appointed yearly. If you would like to serve on the Board of Zoning Appeals, letters of interest are accepted during the month of October. Interviews generally take place in November and the appointments are made at the first meeting of the Board of Trustees in January.
Board of Appeals
The Board of Zoning Appeals hears cases on the 2nd Tuesday of every month at 7:00pm at the Auburn Administration building, 11010 Washington Street.


We’ve got a new case study to share with you, this time from a mixed-use promenade along Lincoln Road in Miami, FL. This installation had some unique features, including the use of the Silva Cell below water gardens for bald cypresses and mangroves. Raymond Jungles and James Urban did the design, GT McDonald did the installation. This project received an Award of Excellence in the commercial category from the Florida ASLA.
Read the full case study and see more pictures here! (Scroll to the bottom of the “Featured Projects” section to find this case study, titled “Mixed-Used Promenade”).


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St.James' Park is one of the many green spaces in Southampton managed by Southampton City Council. It is located in Shirley, Southampton, bordering Winchester Road (the A35) and not far from Southampton General Hospital and Southampton Common.
Originally known as Shirley Recreation Ground (or "Shirley Rec") and spread over 2.3 hectares, the Park was bought by Southampton Town Council (as it then was) in 1907, and was first opened to the public in 1911. It has a rich history including military and social use, and is now well used and valued by local people.
Working closely with Southampton City Council, in October 2009 Friends of St.James' Park (FoSJP) was awarded a Heritage Lottery Fund grant which between July 2010 and July 2011 transformed the Park, providing a new café and community room, new entrances, botanical and scenic walks, new landscaping, and new play facilities for children and adults, to bring the Park into the 21st century.
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Hampton Roads Water Quality Agency Nonpoint Source Program (p. 293)
Problems and Progress in Urban Soil Erosion and Sedimentation Control: A Bicounty Perspective (p. 295)
US Enivironmental Protection Agency, "Urban Issues: Construction Nonpoint Source Pollution" (1985). Government Documents. 61.


The following letter was sent to the residents of the Curnock Estate. The letter is about the Site Location of Heating Works. To view the original document click here.
Mechanical & Electrical Delivery Group
Housing & Adult Social Care
London Borough of Camden
33/35 Jamestown Road
London NW1 7DB
Tel: 020 7974 2628
Date: 14 April 2010
Re: Site location for heating works
I am writing to give you notice that the Apollo site accommodation for the heating works will be located near to 1-18 Billingley and 1-34 Goldthorpe. I have enclosed a copy of the site plan for your information.
The accommodation will be single storey and will not block your window line. The site accommodation will be secured at all times and will be enclosed by heras fencing.
Whilst it is not normal practice for residents to be consulted with regards to site location the Council always want to work with the TRA and residents on capital works. The Council has a duty of care on health and safety grounds to ensure that contractor staff working on behalf of the council can work in as safe a manner as possible. The Council has no other alternative but to use housing land for site areas to facilitate works.
I understand you may have concerns about parking and inconvenience of the capital works but assure you I will do all I can to minimise inconvenience to residents.
The leaseholder consultation for these works has now closed and the works are due to commence on site in May 2010 for 7 months.
I will write to you again informing you of the Meet the Contractor drop in sessions prior to the works commencing.


We have a responsibility to ensure our drinking water supply, infrastructure and water taonga are managed in a way that supports the environmental, social, cultural and economic wellbeing of current and future generations.
We’re investing in upgrading the city’s drinking water supply network, including upgrading well heads, drilling new and deeper wells, upgrading reservoirs, replacing older pipes, and installing new ‘smart’ monitoring systems and flow meters.
Safe drinking water, without residual chlorine, is a major priority for the Council, and for the people of Christchurch. We’ve resolved that, long term, we want to retain the city's untreated water supply system and will seek an exemption from the Government proposal in the Water Services Bill to require residual chlorine treatment.
Much of our water supply pipe network was built during previous building booms. It is ageing and around 14 per cent of pipes are in very poor condition and are expected to fail in the next one to two years. A concerted effort is therefore needed to replace large parts our water supply pipe network to stop it deteriorating further.
In the next 30 years we need to keep protecting our drinking water supply by upgrading and renewing infrastructure and extending the network to supply water to new developments. We propose spending $836 million over the next 10 years, including:


SEATTLE (AP) — Just one more day before tolling starts on the state Highway 520 floating bridge across Lake Washington.
The tolling kicks in at 5 a.m. Thursday. It’s part of a plan to ease congestion and pay for a replacement bridge.
Rates are based on the time of day and range from $1.10 late at night to $3.50 at peak times, in each direction. Those rates are for drivers who have a state-issued Good to Go sticker that works like a debit card.
Those without the sticker will be billed by mail for the toll — plus a $1.50 surcharge.


Messingham Garden Allotment Rents are currently £20.00 per full 1/8th acre plot plus expenses per year.
Half and quarter allotments are rented pro-rata
Please note that allotments are only available to Messingham residents
If you are interested in an allotment please download the Application Form by clicking the link below and return it to the Clerk who will advise of availability.
Clerk to the Parish Council
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Estate lots are available in Garden Hills Cemetery in approved designated area. Maps indicating these approved areas are available in the cemetery office. Eight burial spaces constitute a full lot. Estate lots are available only in groups of four (4) or eight (8) burial spaces. Estate lots offer the ability for memorialization that would normally exceed the regulations of other traditional burial lots. These lots are set aside from others and are bordered by hedges. Walls and fences are not allowed. Substantial upright family monuments, benches, sidewalks, statues, mausoleums and private columbaria are permitted. Features such as prominent utilitarian and artistic items that enhance the beauty and aesthetics of the cemetery are allowed subject to the approval of the cemetery superintendent. The cost of the structure or feature will be the responsibility of the person arranging for the structure or feature.
All estate structures and features must meet the following guidelines:
The dimensions of the structure or feature may not exceed ten (10) feet in overall height (including façade) from the ground level. Only one mausoleum will be permitted on each estate lot. The mausoleum shall not exceed 80% of the combined burial spaces within the estate lot. No structure shall exceed two hundred twenty-five (225) square feet. Cemetery structures include, but are not limited to monuments, markers, headstones, statues, benches, vases, mausolea, columbaria and buildings.
The structure must be of first glass granite, marble or equally high durable stone. Doors, windows and other accessories shall be of similar high-quality materials such as bronze or bullet-resistance glass.
All plans, specifications and location shall be subject to the cemetery superintendent’s approval. The style of each structure or feature shall be in keeping with the aesthetics of the cemetery (classical) structures as opposed to “modern”.
A structure shall have a concrete steel reinforced trench poured foundation. The actual width, depth, PSI, strength and reinforcing requirements of each structure shall be subject to the City building codes for like structures and are subject to the approval of the cemetery superintendent or his designee.
General Requirements and Restrictions
1. No enclosure of any kind, such as a fence, coping, hedge or ditch shall be permitted around any burial space. Hedges are permitted around the perimeter of the Estate lot.
2. Setters, urns, boxes, shells, toys and similar articles shall not be permitted to be placed or maintained on any burial space within the estate lot.
3. Grave slab ledgers are not permitted.
4. No mausoleum or columbarium shall be used for any other purpose than for the interment of the human dead.
5. No monument, headstone, mausoleum, marker or similar structure that is offensive or detracts from the appearance or dignity of the cemetery, shall be erected, placed or maintained in or upon the estate lot. If any marker, effigy, structure, improvement or other object, whatsoever, or any inscription be placed in or upon any estate lot which may be determined by the City of Opelika to be offensive or injurious to the appearance of the surrounding lots or grounds, the Cemetery Superintendent shall have the right to enter upon such Estate lot and to remove such offensive items or objects.
Any person desiring to have a structure or feature installed in the estate lot shall first apply for permission to the cemetery superintendent or his designee. The application shall be accompanied by a color photograph or current rendering of the proposed structure or feature, the text or style of any inscription, the name of the manufacturer or artist and the desired location. The cemetery superintendent must approve all shrubs, hedges and plantings before they are set in place. No plantings shall encroach on neighboring lots. Plantings may be removed by the cemetery superintendent if they become unsightly or overgrown by weeds.


I am pleased to announce that this week MassDOT will perform its first “Bridge Move”.
During the past several weeks, a bridge superstructure has taken shape right next to the intersection of Route 2 and Route 2A in Phillipston. Last night, crews demolished the old bridge that carried Route 2 over Route 2A. You can see some great photos of the demolition on our Flickr page.
A superstructure is the part of a bridge that spans the roadway, river, or railroad track that the bridge crosses. Later this week, MassDOT will be moving this bridge’s new superstructure into place using remote-controlled, self-propelled trailers called Goldhofer trailers. Two of these trailers will lift the bridge superstructure from its temporary supports and carry it into its final location—the location of the superstructure we just demolished.
Now that the old superstructure is demolished, travelers on Route 2A and Route 2 must be detoured around the immediate bridge location. We expect the detour period to last approximately eight-and-a-half days, an extremely short period of impact for a bridge project. By building the replacement superstructure away from Route 2, we have limited the Route 2 impact to just the eight-and-a-half day period. Traffic on Route 2A has had some short-term lane closures for movement of equipment and personnel. Conventional construction methods would have required long periods of lane closures for Route 2, resulting in long periods of congestion.
We anticipate that we will move the replacement superstructure later this week. We will more information about when and how to view the Commonwealth’s first Bridge Move. Please visit the project website at www.mass.gov/massdot/heavyliftphillipston to learn more, see detour maps, and watch a video.
Governor Patrick: Recommendation to Build MBTA Subway Cars in Massachusetts posted on Oct 21
Governor Deval Patrick today announced that the MBTA will present to the MassDOT Board of Directors the recommended company to manufacture and deliver 284 new subway cars for the Red and Orange Lines, replacing decades-old vehicles. Joined by MassDOT Secretary & CEO Richard A. Davey …Continue Reading Governor Patrick: Recommendation to Build MBTA Subway Cars in Massachusetts
Students Restore Historic Massachusetts Public Works Truck posted on Oct 21
A 1947 Ford dump truck with the proud historic logo “Massachusetts Department of Public Works” is now being restored by students at Bristol/Plymouth Regional Technical School in Taunton. MassDOT Secretary of Transportation Richard Davey visited the school to check on the students’ work and the …Continue Reading Students Restore Historic Massachusetts Public Works Truck
Celtics Forward Jared Sullinger Says: Sign Up for a Celtics Plate! posted on Oct 20
The Registry of Motor Vehicles’ new Boston Haymarket Center received a special visitor today: Boston Celtics forward Jared Sullinger. “Sully” joined Registrar Celia Blue to greet visitors, meet the staff, and encourage customers to sign up for the Boston Celtics Specialty License Plate. The Celtics …Continue Reading Celtics Forward Jared Sullinger Says: Sign Up for a Celtics Plate!


Portion of Route 250 to close for seven days
U.S. Route 250 (Cadiz-Harrisville Road) will be closed to traffic on Sept. 15 for seven days as part of ongoing work to repair a landslide and reconstruct a section of the road about 3 miles east of Cadiz in Harrison County, according to the Ohio Department of Transportation.
Beginning at the intersection of state Route 9 and U.S. 250 in Cadiz, traffic will be detoured south on Route 9 to state Route 519 east back to Route 250, and reverse.
Construction began in May to realign about one-half mile of Route 250 from Township Road 93 (Dickerson Church Road) eastward to eliminate eroded embankment and prevent future rock slides. It is also removing a dangerous “S” curve.
Two-way traffic has been maintained in an 11-foot lane with flaggers and temporary traffic signals.
ODOT’s contractor for this $1.6 million project is Trucco Construction Co. Inc., from Delaware, Ohio, and the completion date is early October.


Mt. Vernon mayor gives annual State of the City address
The mayor of Mt. Vernon delivered his annual State of the City address last night before a packed room in City Hall.
Mayor Clinton Young said that improvements in the city start with economic development, and used the speech to announce the pairing of Mt. Vernon Hospital with Sound Shore Medical Center. The venture, he said, will pump an estimated $100 million into the local economy, and create plenty of new jobs.
"Investment is at an all-time high," Young said. "We've never taken full and complete advantage of our proximity to New York City. Now people know Mt. Vernon is really on the map."
Residents say they are pleased with the city's progress, saying Young was elected on the premise that he would clean up the city's image.
The mayor reinforced that despite progress, he still wants to better tackle the issue of crime.


Mary River Bridge Update
Mary River Bridge Update!
As you may have heard we are receiving a much-needed upgrade to the Mary river bridge (if you haven’t heard please find the original blog here)
The council is now ready to commence the concrete piling stage for the foundation, the pilings are 14 - 17m in length and as you can imagine will cause some delays with the transportation and installation.
Transportation of the concrete piles and equipment will take place on the 10th and 14th of August which may cause some traffic delays. The Noosa shire council has also notified residents that there will be some noise and vibration disturbance’s during the installation stage,
This stage should last for 2 week (weather permitting) from 7am -5pm.
For all information and Alternative routes please refer to our previous blog post here


The Town is interested receiving your input on short-term rentals in Los Altos Hills.
Please take the survey on the issue at this link https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/YRCPGGY. The survey will close at noon on July 20, 2016.
The issue of short term rentals will be discussed at the City Council meeting on July 20, 2016 at 6:00 p.m. The location is Town Hall, 26379 Fremont Road, Los Altos Hills.
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Project Update: Due to recent rainfall, the project was postponed to Wednesday, October 6.
Project: Street Striping
Location: Phase 2, Sun City Blvd. & Avenida Sombra Intersection
Date & Time: Tuesday, October 6, from 7:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
On Wednesday, October 6, the contractor will be re-striping the street lines and legends at the intersection of Sun City Blvd. and Avenida Sombra.
- Please follow all detour signs and maintenance crew instructions.
- Please be aware that there will be some detouring and crews working in the roadways.
We apologize in advance for any inconvenience this may cause you and thank you for your cooperation.
For more information, please contact the Facilities Maintenance Department at 760-345-4349 ext. 2401.


Williamsburg Bridge (New York, N.Y.)Bridges
New York; NY; USA. Ref. info. from, ENCYC. OF NEW YORK CITY, Jackson, 1995. Steel suspension bridge spanning the East River on Delancey Street in Williamsburg built in 1903 to relieve the overburdened Brooklyn Bridge. Took 7 yrs. of construction. At the time was the longest and heaviest suspension bridge in the world and 1st made of steel.


Stroud District Council transferred ownership of the field and play area to Cainscross Town Council in 2019. The field is used by Cashes Green football club and there is a small play area for younger children. There is also a MUGA at the field.
Cainscross Town Council The Pavilion in the Park Victory Park Cainscross Stroud Gloucestershire GL5 4JE
Office Hours: Monday to Thursday 9.30am until 1.00pm


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East Leeds Orbital Route (ELOR) – Skeltons Lane Drainage works
From the 23rd of September 0700 hrs until the 25th September 1800 hrs we will be closing Skeltons Lane from Thorner Lane to Coal Road
This is for us to carry out drainage works as part of the ELOR scheme
Diversions will be in place, please see the diversion map below
Access to residents will be maintained during the closures
We will be carrying out these works using the latest government guidelines for construction site, protecting residents and our workforce
We apologise in advance for any inconvenience these works may cause and appreciate your continued patience. If you require any further details, please contact us via firstname.lastname@example.org
If you would like to be kept informed of up to date information regarding the project, please visit our website at www.elor.uk and sign up for email updates and monthly newsletter.
The ELOR Project Team.


Town of Hugo Committee Meetings
There will be a Public Safety Committee meeting on September 25, 2018 at 6:00 PM.
There will be a meeting on October 3, 2018 at 7:00 PM to discuss the Town’s strategic plan.
Board meetings are scheduled for the second Monday of each month at 7:00 PM.
January 8th; February 12th; March 12th; April 9th; May 14th; June 11th; July 9th; August 13th;
September 10th; October 8th; November 12th; and December 10th.


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Box Elder County, Utah land parcels, 2011
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February 22, 2021
Virtual- Township Council Executive Drive Work Shop
Monday, February 22, 2021
Pursuant to N.J.S.A. 10:4-8(d), the West Orange Township Council has scheduled a workshop via Zoom on Monday, February 22, 2021 at 5:00 p.m. to discuss the Redevelopment at Executive Drive/Rooney Circle.


To ask the Secretary of State for Transport, what assessment he has made of the maximum time required for the completion of repair work to ensure (a) water and (b) other utilities are maintained during the covid-19 outbreak.
20 May 2020
We expect utility companies to carry out their works in an effective manner and ensure that activity is carried out on site whenever possible. Under the Traffic Management Act 2004, each local highway authority has a "Network Management Duty" to manage its roads effectively to keep traffic moving. The authority is required to coordinate works taking place on their roads, and utility companies have a duty to co-operate with the authority. Most local authorities in England now operate street works permit schemes and will discuss the time needed to complete works with the works promoter on a case by case basis, depending on the type of work and its location, before the permit is issued.
The Department has made no assessment of the time taken by any utility company to complete maintenance work undertaken during Covid-19.


High Efficiency & Low Costs
Roxia Floating Aerator efficiently transfers and disperses oxygen into the wastewater. The floating design allows fast and easy installation without costly construction. The aerator’s features bring together high efficiency, low initial investment, and low energy consumption.
Wastewater aeration does not need a complex infrastructure. Roxia Floating Aerator is an effective and cost-efficient solution.


AN important step in the case for re-opening Reston station was made on Tuesday when Transport Minister Stuart Stevenson visited the region.
The lack of accessible rail links in eastern Berwickshire has been a bone of contention for many years now and pressure group RAGES (Rail Action Group, Eastern Scotland) have long been campaigning for the re-opening of what they feel would be a valuable facility both in terms of transport and the local economy.
Mr Stevenson made an official site visit to Reston early on Tuesday afternoon alongside Conservative MSP for Roxburgh and Berwickshire, John Lamont, members of RAGES and representatives from Scottish Borders Council.
Speaking after the visit, his first to Berwickshire, Mr Stevenson said that he could see definite potential in Reston station and recognised why local residents are so keen to see it up and running again.
"It was very useful for me to be able to go and see the proposed site that I'd heard so much about previously," said the Transport Minister.
"It's clear that new housing developments in the area could benefit significantly from having added public transport and its vital that such developments make a contribution to the public transport infrastructure. Reston Station is in the centre of a catchment area of towns and villages that would all welcome the positives of having an extra rail link.
"The economic case for the re-opening of Reston station requires further work but I will be watching with interest and I hope the government agency Transport Scotland will work together with RAGES and the local council to help things progress.
"From people I've spoken to today and things I've heard previously it's clear that the public are very enthusiastic about getting a railway station in Berwickshire. It was so important that I came down to Reston, not just to see the site but also to meet everyone involved in the campaign.
"It is important the economics stack up and the Borders is generally an area that is underperforming economically. Improving the transport infrastructure would be one way of increasing opportunities for people in the region as a whole. But it's also vital that the eastern Borders and Berwickshire shouldn't be forgotten about as they have their own distinct needs."
Local MSP John Lamont acknowledged that the case for Reston station has been strengthened following the Scottish Government's announcement earlier this year that they plan to progress with the development of a Borders railway and said that the responses to his own survey on the matter showed a great deal of support for RAGES campaign.
"There has been much talk about possible stations at Galashiels and Tweedbank to form part of the new Borders railway but people in Berwickshire want to be able to access this new transport link and it's crucial that there voices are heard too.
"I was completely overwhelmed with the response I had to my survey. Typically you'd expect a four to six per cent return rate, the most I'd ever had to one of my previous surveys was 15. But for this particular one there was a return rate of 55 per cent- that's over 26,000 responses.
"The one thing that's come out loud and clear is that people want to see some strong transport and more accessible transport links in eastern Berwickshire. I feel that the ministerial visit on Tuesday was a great success and came just at the right time.
The man at the helm of the campaign to re-open Reston Station is RAGES chairman Tom Thorburn and he said after years of frustration for the group it was fantastic that a Transport Minister finally came to Berwickshire to look at the site.
"I'm delighted that Stuart could join us today and he seemed to show a lot of enthusiasm for our project. We've met with four different Transport Ministers at Holyrood in relation to the issue but he is the first one to actually come down.
"RAGES know all too well that sadly things move slowly but Stuart seemed very receptive to our plans and what we had to say so you could say I'm now at the 'excited' stage. As far as we're concerned the re-opening of Reston station would be a terrific move and I think a lot of people would agree with us on that."