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Elizabeth Road play park revamp to get underway in Seaton
Friday 15 February
Work is due to start on the much anticipated revamp of Elizabeth Road play park in Seaton during the week of the 25 February, and the improvements will be those designed and voted for by local residents.
Seaton Town Council and East Devon District Council have been working closely together and with local people to make £42,000 worth of eagerly anticipated improvements to the Elizabeth Road play area.
The councils wrote a design brief for the play area following visits to Seaton Primary School and Seaton Community Festival, as well as many other local organisations, to find out what type of activities children wanted to be able to do in the play area. They found that climbing, swinging and spinning were the most popular activities, and these findings were given to three play companies who sent back their suggested designs for people to vote on.
Nearly 600 children and adults took part in Seaton Town Council’s public consultations last year to choose a winning design from the three final selected designs. The winning design (option A) got 52% of all the 584 votes and will include an Olympic basket swing, climbing walls and frames, spinning swings, a rota roka, and many more exciting features.
The funding for the revamp has come from developers who have built new homes in Seaton (Section 106 funding). Since 2008 EDDC has had the ground-breaking approach of distributing Section 106 money for sport and play through a Participatory Budgeting process using extensive community involvement.
It is likely that the whole play area will need to be closed off whilst the works take place for safety reasons. However, the footpath around the edge of the play area would remain open, providing access from Elizabeth Road through to the football field.
The work is expected to be completed within a month (weather permitting).
Cllr Steph Jones, East Devon District Council's Member Champion for Seaton said:
“This will be a fantastic improvement on the current facility, and has been designed and chosen by the local children that are actually going to use it. A big thank you to all the people of Seaton that have been involved in designing and choosing the new equipment for the play area.
“This has been a great project that EDDC and Seaton Town Council have had the opportunity to work on together. Play is an essential part of every child’s life and this will mean the children of Seaton have a better place to play.”
Councillors Gaynor Sedgwick and Dawn Squire of the Youth and Rec Committee of Seaton Town Council commented:
“We are delighted that so many young people have voted choosing what they want for Seaton. When the children at Seaton Primary School were shown the winning design, the response was one of overwhelming enthusiasm. We look forward to working with young people on many future projects.”
For further press information please contact the Council’s Press Office on:
01395 517 559, email@example.com
East Devon District Council, Knowle, Sidmouth, Devon EX10 8HL
Page last updated on 15 February 2013


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News Release - Total freeway closure for Northbound main lanes US 75 at Melissa Rd, Throckmorton Road, Foster Crossing and FM 455.
Closure Dates/Duration – Friday, June 1st, from 9:00 PM until Saturday, June 2nd, at 6:00 AM
Detour Directions: Friday: All traffic will be required to exit NB US 75 at exit 46 and will be allowed to re-enter at on-ramp north of Mantua Rd.
Situation/ActivityTxDOT’s contractor Austin Bridge and Road will be working on tying in transition areas on north and south end of project limits for traffic switch.
What can the public do?Be attentive to signage & slow down through work zone. Local Traffic Seek Alternate Route


Cross Reference — Permitted and conditional uses are set out in appendix "A" which is at the end of this chapter.Attachment 1 - Appendix A Listing of Permitted and Conditional Uses
Article I General Provisions
Article II Definitions
Article III Designation of Districts and District Provisions
Article IV Zoning Districts — Use and Regulations
Section 405.180 "R-1A" (15,000), "R-1B" (23,000), "R-1C" (40,000) Single-Family Residential Districts.
Article V Supplementary District Regulations
Article VI Off-Street Parking and Loading — Development Standards
Article VII Development Standards
Article VIII Non-Conforming Uses
Article IX Site Plan Review
Article X Conditional Use Permits
Section 405.480 Specific Requirements For Individual Conditional Uses — Motor Vehicle Oriented Businesses.
Section 405.485 Specific Requirements For Individual Conditional Uses — Businesses With Special Characteristics.
Article XI Permits and Inspections
Article XII Board of Adjustment
Article XIII Amendments and Changes
Article XIV Administration, Enforcement and Fees
Section 405.610 Construction and Use Must Be As Approved in Any Approved Applications, Plans and Permits.


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Communities in Bloom provides residents in all our neighborhoods - Old Town, Queenston, St. Davids, Glendale, and Virgil - with an opportunity to showcase our many wonderful horticultural, environmental, and heritage preservation initiatives.
We need help from all our residents, business owners, community organizations, churches, schools, and other institution to tidy up their properties and be creatively appealing with their gardens and yards.
Please contact us if you would like to share your ideas or volunteer your time and expertise to help us compete in the CIB program.
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- Heritage Conservation - includes preservation of our natural heritage, as well as our cultural heritage (monuments, memorials, museums, events) and the integration of landscape and streetscapes with our built heritage
- Urban Forestry - includes policies, by-laws, and standards for tree management, tree placement, tree inventory, and commemorative trees, as well as pest management practices
- Landscape - includes how we create an environment to showcase our overall surroundings, looking at things such as the balance of plants, materials, and construction
- Floral Displays - includes all efforts to design, plan, execute, and maintain floral displays and takes into account originality, location, diversity, colour, and harmony


Change would allow food trucks to gather at designated sites
Art Walk itself will go on as usual, just without the food trucks.
We shall always be conscious of the rights of others.
Columbia's City Council is set to take up amending an ordinance governing temporary vendors or food trucks in the city limits.
Proposed changes would require truck gatherings in private parking lots to comply with several rules to ensure that they don't become a nuisance.
In a unanimous decision Tuesday night, Council voted to extend the Temporary Use Permit for the Heritage Museum Food Vending Event...
The food truck issue's already been through City Plan Commission and council, which has OK'd mobile eateries in the Arts District.
Good news for those of you who love food on wheels: the city council passed the ordinance that lifts restrictions on food trucks. I’m looking forward to mobile tacos in Memphis soon.


RGB and the State of Rhode Island have been working to get Phase II of the Rhode Island Fire Academy designed and ready for construction bids. As part the State of Rhode Island’s commitment to sustainability which is governed by the Rhode Island Green Buildings Act, the project will reference IgCC code. Steven Winter Associates out of Norwalk, Connecticut is on the team to take part in building commissioning.
RGB and Gilbane Construction Company teamed up for this design/build collaboration with RIDE. The new school facility is under construction. The team’s design is targeting net zero site energy use, which will be a first for Rhode Island schools. This distinction is to be achieved through energy efficient design and photovoltaics.


DURHAM — After months of delay, county commissioners announced Tuesday that they will vote on an ordinance to outlaw roadside panhandling outside the Durham city limits.
The vote has been delayed several times since April because the ordinance's main proponent, Commissioner Lewis Cheek, was on medical leave. Now back in action, Cheek is pushing the issue as one of safety and a matter of getting ill or substance-addicted solicitors public help. If the commissioners vote unanimously in favor of the ordinance Monday, it will pass. Otherwise, the ordinance will have to be approved twice to be enacted.


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LEG1-124. Temporary Road Closure - A4135 High Street, Cam, from Knapp Lane to the roundabout to the south where Knapp Lane meets Cam Pitch
Date of decision: Thursday, October 18, 2018
Service area: Legal Services
What decision was taken?
LEG1-124. Temporary Road Closure on Saturday 24th November 2018. Time of closure: 2pm to 5pm. Roads to be closed: A4135 High Street, Cam, from Knapp Lane to the roundabout to the south where Knapp Lane meets Cam Pitch. (Route for cars up Manor Avenue, heavy goods vehicles divert to Taits Hill.)
To facilitate the safe running of the event.
Alternative(s) considered (if any):
Not to make a revised Temporary Road Closure Order for this event.
Background papers (if any):
Road closure application and consultation papers.
Any other information (e.g. name of Councillor who has declared a conflict of interest in the matter):


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Allegany County Planning Board Meeting
January 22 @ 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
This is a tentative meeting, scheduled and to be held only if any referrals are received by the County Planning Board for review in the month of January. It will be held in its typical location of the Crossroads Center at 6087 State Route 19N in Belmont at 7 pm.


The City of Grants Pass Parks & Recreation department coordinates and schedules recreation opportunities for our public.
The Parks & Recreation department works with the public, leagues, community groups and schools to coordinate the schedules of our park shelters and athletic fields.
Take a tour of our wonderful park shelters and athletic fields. Give us a call to make your reservation!
To reserve a banner space at Riverside Park, contact City Administration at 541-450-6000.
The Street Banners on 6th and 7th streets are handled by the Oregon Department of Transportation. You can call for information at 541-774-6259.
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M-F 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan said on Friday that he is in favor of proposed legislation for future construction on the shores of İstanbul’s Bosphorus Strait.
Speaking during a City Planning Council meeting at the presidential palace in Ankara on Friday, Erdoğan said he is in favor of construction on the shores of the Bosphorus. “But all those ugly structures should be taken down and replaced,” he added.
“There are buildings with five, six and seven floors on the beautiful Bosphorus. This is happening because there has been no stance against it. There is now a need for a strict new Bosporus law related to this issue,” Erdoğan said.


Meeting today to focus on Fresh Meadow Road
WEST HAVEN State legislators will meet today with Fresh Meadow Road residents and business owners to discuss their concerns regarding the street and possible delays in a plan to widen the road from Route 1 to Industry Drive.
The meeting will take place at 1 p.m. in the parking lot next to the post office on Farwell Street.
Those attending will include Sens. Winthrop S. Smith Jr., R-Milford, and Toni Harp, D-New Haven, and Reps. Louis P. Esposito and Stephen D. Dargan, both D-West Haven.
"We decided to call this meeting because area residents and business owners believe that Fresh Meadow Road is a hazard," said Smith. "It is their understanding that plans to widen the road from Route 1 to Industry Drive have been put off until either 2007 or 2008.
"Im eager to have the (Department of Transportation) respond in a more timely fashion to the safety concerns people have about this stretch of Fresh Meadow Road," said Harp. "We began this process in good faith some time ago and now hope to use community input to accelerate the DOT scheduling."


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SO23 9RU: Environmental permit application advertisement
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View the application submitted by Ross Brawn for St Cross Mill at The Mill House, 5 Bridges Road, St Cross, Winchester, SO23 9RU.


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The Cambridge City Council's consultation on 20mph speed limits in North Cambridge closes today.
Here is the URL:
If you haven't already done this survey, please do so.
(I have said that I agree with all the proposals, and indeed that they don't go far enough.)


After Sudan Ruffa Bridge Project, Sudan Dueim Bridge Project also achieved Bridge Construction Excellence issued by National Highway Authority inon May 24th. This bridge passed the acceptance check on May 21st.
is located aboutsouth of, just on the. The Bridge islong andwide. Total cost is US$ 35,800,000. The project period is 30 months.
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HOUSING AUTHORITY MEETINGS
Regular meetings of the Madera City Council are held on the 2nd Wednesday of each month at 6:00 p.m. Closed Session, 6:30 p.m. Regular Session in the Council Chambers at City Hall, 205 West Fourth Street.
Agendas are in PDF format. To view documents download and install Adobe Acrobat Reader. Click here to download free.


⭕ Air pollution - traffic flow restricting - engine idling coach
Reported by Our Community at 16:24, Wednesday 26 February 2020
Sent to Westminster City Council 2 minutes later
⭕ Stop the idling ⭕ Regulate the traffic ⭕ Keep traffic moving WCC DontBeIdle
This report is now closed to updates. You can make a new report in the same location.


Overnight Subway Service Suspended in New York City
"The MTA will soon cease overnight subway service, an unprecedented disruption that will allow crews to disinfect trains more frequently to help slow the spread of coronavirus," reports Jake Offenhartz.
"In a joint press conference on Thursday, Governor Andrew Cuomo and Mayor Bill de Blasio said that subways will not run between the hours of 1 a.m. and 5 a.m. for the duration of the pandemic. The indefinite shutdown will begin the morning of May 6th."
The news comes as subway ridership has plummeted by 92 percent during the pandemic, and recent controversies have erupted over the MTA's handling of homeless people using the subway system for shelter during the pandemic. While announcing the service changes, Mayor de Blasio cited the homelessness issue as one challenge that would be easier to address by suspending overnight service.
To make up for the lost service, the "MTA will provide buses, for-hire vehicles and 'dollar vans' for essential workers traveling at night," according to Offenhartz.


Visitors to the Campus am Jungfernsee in Potsdam can now view the KSV-designed Loft Houses without the obstruction of construction scaffolding. The new architectural vernacular offers extraordinary dwellings on four floors with views of Jungfernsee lake.
Project: Jungfernsee Lofthouses
Status: Completed 2016-2018
Service: Project management,
Architectural, Interior and Landscape design phases 1-8


Have you been to Obalende lately? If yes, you must have seen the transformation going on there. The reconstruction work and beautification project being carried out by the state government is gradually drawing the attention of members of the public.
The smelly water from the underground drains, which was a permanent feature under the bridge, has evaporated – so to say. Gardens are surfacing, accompanied with concrete seats.
If there is anything provoking questions, it is women who still plait their clients’ hair under Obalende bridges.


Ir. Lim Lee Cheng holds a double degree in Bachelor of Engineering (Hons.) in Electrical Power and Bachelor of Engineering (Hons.) in Electrical and Electronic, both from University Tenaga Nasional. She has more than 15 years experience in engineering consultancy and project management.
She has been involved in design, tender, supervision, implementation, testing and commissioning of major infrastructure projects including Toll Collection System, Traffic Control and Surveillance System, Intelligent Transportation System, Street Lighting and Township Development including building M&E design such as housing and commercial projects.
She also has experience in Railway Requirement Management, Human Factors and Ergonomic Design Review and project management in KVMRT 1, KVMRT2 and LRT 3 projects.


Temporary Road Closure – Red Street, Southfleet – from 8 November 2018 for up to 2 days
The road will be closed outside 1 Dean and Chapter Cottages.
The alternative route is via New Barn Road, Warren Road and vice versa.
The closure is to enable the replacement of a manhole frame and cover to be carried out by Southern Water Services.
We have asked Arriva and Go coach what the plan is to divert the bus service and will update residents when we receive details.


Department of Highways, District 10
KY 89 in Estill County to be closed on Wednesday, June 17
JACKSON, KY – Personnel from the Kentucky Department of Highways, Estill County Maintenance, will remove a slide on KY 89 on Wednesday, June 17. The work will take place between mile markers 7 and 8, between South Irvine and Drip Rock. The project will begin around 8 a.m. and will continue all day until the work is completed. During this time, the road will be closed to all through traffic.
No marked detour will be posted, but motorists can use Murphy’s Ford Road and KY 594 (Red Lick Road) as an alternate route. Drivers should plan their trips accordingly.
In case of inclement weather, the closure will be postponed.


Wainscott Harbor Rd Sagaponack, NY 11962, USA - Sagaponack
The intersection of Wainscott Harbor Rd. & Montauk Hwy. floods out with every rainstorm. This creates a dangerous situation, causing vehicles turning onto Wainscott Harbor Rd. from Montauk Hwy. to cross the center of the road confronting vehicles southbound at the intersection. In winter the flooded roadway freezes, causing vehicles to skid through the intersection and onto Montauk Hwy. After many calls and visits to Sagaponack Village Hall, along with letters to Southampton town councilmen, and Hwy. Dept., nothing has been done to correct this situation.


Alliance Party representative and Assembly candidate Andrew Muir has met up with local campaigners keen to save Stonebridge in Conlig and again called for the Department for Infrastructure to halt plans to abandon Stonebridge, Conlig. The Alliance representative has stated that if the Department are unwilling to drop their Abandonment proposal a Public Inquiry must be held over the future of Stonebridge. The historic Belfast and County Down Railway Bridge that dates back to 1861.
For a number of months Mr Muir has been working with local residents to prevent the progression of a proposed Abandonment Order that has been made on The Green Road, Conlig by the Department for Infrastructure.
In February 2022, an online petition to the Minister for Infrastructure, calling on her to save Stonebridge from potential damage, received 546 signatures.
A number of formal objection letters were also lodged to the Department for Infrastructure against the proposed Abandonment Order. These objection letters will now be reviewed to decide if the Abandonment proposal should be progressed to the next stage and whether or not there is a need for a public inquiry. Mr Muir has called on the Department to call a Public Inquiry if they decide to proceed with their Abandonment Order.
Local resident and campaigner Louis O’Keeffe commented, ‘This bridge is part of our heritage and is a powerful link to the history of the area therefore it is essential to protect this landmark from the risk of demolition. We have seen a great response to our online petition and a number of formal objection letters have also been lodged with the Department for Infrastructure. It is vital that the Department engages with local residents to find another solution to the future of Stonebridge.'
‘From my research it appears that there are extremely limited mechanisms in place to protect Stonebridge if the proposed Abandonment Order goes ahead. The Council’s Local Development Plan is seemingly our only hope if the Abandonment Order is made, however this is many years away from completion,’ said Mr Muir.
‘I am still waiting on a response from the Minister for Communities who has responsibility for our Built and Industrial Heritage but investigations to date have revealed the bridge cannot be listed or any other similar protection afforded. We cannot be expected to take our chances with an Abandonment Order.
‘I urge the Department to abandon this proposed Abandonment Order and engage with Council over what protections can be granted via the Local Development Plan before this is ever re-considered. Failing that a Public Inquiry must be held to ensure full and proper examination of the issues ensuring local voices are heard. This is an important piece of our local rail heritage and action taken by local residents has demonstrated the desire to keep Stonebridge standing.’


We are pleased to have secured planning permission for a single storey front and rear extension in Loxwood, West Sussex.
The approved scheme will allow our client to extend an open plan space across the full width of the rear aspect. The new space will allow the kitchen, dining, and seating areas to be combined to improve the internal flow, use of natural light, and relationship with the garden. The design responds to entertaining and childcare requirements as well as increasing wellbeing for daily life.
As part of the application process, we were assisted by Daniel Ahern Ecology. Work is due to start on site later this year


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Tue, Jun 25, 2019 | Updated 09.36PM IST
LAST UPDATED : May 28, 2019, 06:16 AM IST
Haryana cabinet minister Anil Vij on Tuesday laid the foundation stone of Machhonda drain and Machhonda link drain projects worth Rs 17 crore at Machhonda village under his Ambala Cantonment legislative constituency.
The HMWS&SB has prepared a sewerage master plan (SMP) to put an end to overflowing sewer lines and to ensure free flow in stormwater drains.
Need More Surveyors To Continue With Officials


Temporary Road Closure – Horselees Road, Boughton Under Blean – 6th June 2022 (Swale District)
It will be necessary to close part of Horselees Road, Boughton Under Blean from 6th June 2022, with estimated completion by 7th June 2022.
Horselees Road, Boughton Under Blean will be closed between the junctions with Canterbury Road and Highview Close, to the extent indicated by signs and barriers on site.
The alternative route is Horselees Road, Colonels Lane, The Street and vice versa.
The closure is required for the safety of the public and workforce while ducting works 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=128790273
For information regarding this closure please contact Openreach on 0800 023 2023, who will able to assist with the scope of these works.
The Kent County Council Highways Helpline phone number is: 03000 418181


As both a Capitola resident and village business owner I am a strong supporter of the “Yes on L” campaign. The Capitola trestle should be restored as a vital link for pedestrians, cyclists and the disabled. It should not include passenger or freight train service. In a county of fewer than 275,000 residents, a train estimated to cost hundreds of millions is simply not viable. And study after study has shown that a train will not meaningfully reduce traffic congestion in the county. In the Vision Capitola community forums, local residents clearly expressed that they do not want a train, but they desire a scenic trail-only solution instead for our corridor and historic trestle. Measure L is a big step in that direction. Capitola’s City Council and the RTC should follow the lead of residents and get on board with the “Yes On L” initiative.
— Michael Lavigne, Capitola
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The Florida Department of Transportation reports that there are nighttime lane closures on I-95 at Butler Boulevard through Friday, June 3 from 8:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. to set overhead beam and for area maintenance.
Also, there is a nighttime southbound off-ramp closure at I-95 and Butler Boulevard Sunday through Friday, June 3 from 8:00 p.m. to 5:30 a.m. for road construction. Your detour is Philips Highway, Baymeadows Drive, Baymeadows Road to I-95.
Additionally, there are nighttime northbound lane closures on I-95 from south of Old St. Augustine Road to St. John’s County Rest Area Tuesday through Sunday, June 5 from 7:00 p.m. to 5:30 a.m. for paving.
For more I-95 information, visit www.i95exitguide.com, the Internet’s largest and most complete website devoted to America’s Interstate Main Street. Detailed exit service listings… discount lodging, camping, food, gas and more for every exit from Maine to Florida!


Tree clearing project begins this week along Hwy 169 west of Ely
DULUTH, Minn. — Motorists traveling on Highway 169 between Six Mile Lake Road and Bradach Road west of Ely, may encounter construction flaggers beginning this week as a tree clearing project begins. The work will take place weekdays through April 2016.
Disruption to traffic is expected to be minimal as the work will take place off of the highway, however there will be occasions when equipment parked along the highway may require a lane closure and flagging operations.
The tree clearing is in preparation for the Hwy 1/169 Eagles Nest Lake Area Project that is expected to begin in fall 2016.
The completed project will provide motorists with improved sight lines, improved passing opportunities, safer pull-off areas and improved drainage.
Anyone interested in learning more about the project my sign up for monthly updates which will begin in late summer or early fall. Updates to subscribers will be sent once per month and at any time there is an update that needs to be communicated. To sign up, go to the project website at the link below, on the lower right side of the page click on “Sign up for project email updates.”
For more information, visit the project website at: http://www.dot.state.mn.us/d1/projects/Hwy169eagles/
To learn more about funding Minnesota’s transportation system, visit Get Connected at www.dot.state.mn.us/getconnected


March councillors win fight for reduced speed limit
Councillors appear to have won their fight to lower a speed limit close to a March school.
March Town Council have fought to have the speed limit on Wimblington Road cut from 40mph to 30mph to help Neale Wade Academy youngsters.
Cambridgeshire County Council has now published a public notice of its intention to impose a new 30mph speed limit on the road.
The busy stretch of road has seen numerous casualties over the years including Dominic Iliffe, 24, and James Kiely, 27, who were killed when they were hit by a van while walking along the road in December 2011.
Residents in the area have been calling to have the speed limit reduced.
Mayor Kit Owen feels this is a good move for the town.
He said: “Wimblington Road is one of the main entrances to the town and it is appropriate to have a decent speed limit.
“It is going to be safer. The number of vehicles which come into the town is tremendous these days.
“We felt that the speed limit in that close proximity to school was not necessarily that safe.”
The police had previously contacted the council to state the move was “unnecessary”.
A new speed limit has also been imposed on Wisbech Road in March.
The county put out a public notice two weeks ago warning that the previous 40mph speed limit would drop to 30mph.


Construction on the Jalandhar-Hoshiarpur-Chintpurni Road is scheduled to begin on April 1, according to Punjab Revenue Minister Bram Shanker Jimpa. The state CM Bhagwant Mann has allocated ₹13.74 crore for the project, and the state government has already floated tenders for the same.
Once the project is completed, it will benefit the people of the Doaba area, including Hoshiarpur, who have been unhappy with the poor condition of the road. The minister noted that many lives have been lost due to accidents on the road, which is used by commuters traveling to pilgrimage places like Mata Jawala ji, Mata Chamunda Devi ji, Mata Chintapurni ji, and other temples in neighboring Himachal Pradesh. Additionally, tourists from across the country and abroad also pass through Hoshiarpur enroute to popular destinations like Dharamsala and McLeod Ganj in Himachal Pradesh.
The Jalandhar-Hoshiarpur-Chintpurni Road stretches for 39 km, with 14 km falling in Jalandhar and the remaining 25 km in Hoshiarpur district of Punjab.


Highways Carriageway Jointing Works 19 September to Friday 30 September 2022
Published: 05 September 2022
Upcoming carriageway jointing work on Common Lane/North End, Ditchling from Dumbrells Court junction to Folders Lane junction.
Work will start on Monday 19 September and continue until Friday 30 September.
This section of Common Lane/North End will be closed between 7pm and 6am each night.
Traffic will be diverted via Lewes Road, Ditchling Road, Cooksbridge Road, Resting Oak Hill, South Road, Mill Lane, Honeypot Lane, South Road, Green Road, Ditchling Road and vice versa.
Further information on these works can be found via the below link to our website: https://www.eastsussexhighways.com/highway-schemes/common-lane-ditchling-jointing


Glasgow is now consulting on phase 2 of its Low Emission Zone, plus we have news on parking restrictions, a wee step forward on cycling permeability, and cycle lanes being built. Read on for much, much more. Contents Section 1: Current Consultations **NEW** GoBike, Glasgow Eco Trust and On Bikes, Walking & Cycling in Glasgow: … Continue reading Consultation Digest Issue 55, 03 March 2020: GoBike asks for your views – and your money – plus much, much more.
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KINGWOOD, W.Va. — The West Virginia Division of Highways (WVDOH) has announced that they will be closing Irish Ridge Road for planned road work.
The road will be closed from the junction at Company House Road to the junction at Pell Hollow. The closure will begin at 7 a.m. on Aug. 17 and will continue till 6 p.m. on Aug. 20. There will daytime operations only.
The WVDOH said local traffic will be accommodated.


Be A Part Of The Plan!
The Berrien County Trails Master Plan process provided a great opportunity for residents and stakeholders to share their thoughts on the use and development of trails in Berrien County. We know that the success of this planning effort depends on engaging the community.
We are happy to report that we had almost 2,000 responses to the on-line survey and 100% participation from each Berrien County municipality on the municipal survey. THANK YOU!!!
Community Open Houses
Thank you to all who joined us at one of the four open houses to participate in the master planning process. At these open houses, the public was asked to assist with development of trail project priorities and additional recommendations.
Tuesday, August 2, 2022, 6:00pm -8:00pm - Niles - Buchanan YMCA, 905 North Front St, Niles, MI 49120
Wednesday, August 3, 2022, 5:00pm – 6:45pm - Coloma Public Library, 151 W Center St, Coloma, MI 49038
Tuesday, August 9, 2022, 6:00pm -8:00pm - New Buffalo Senior High School, Commons Area, 1112 E Clay St, New Buffalo, MI 49117
Wednesday, August 10, 2022, 6:00pm -8:00pm - Southwest Michigan Planning Commission, 376 W. Main Street, Benton Harbor, MI 49022
Friends of Berrien County Trails
If you want to get involved/stay informed of general trail efforts in Berrien County, please consider filling out the contact form on this website for the Friends of Berrien County Trails. You can always make a donation to support the Friends of Berrien County Trails important work to advance trails in Berrien County.


Some Suburbs Are Actually Trying to Solve the Housing Shortage
New York suburbs have long lagged their peers in building new housing. A few towns are eyeing a different approach.
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Jambatan Sultan Abdul Halim Mu´adzam Shah, Pulau Pinang
The Sultan Abdul Halim Muadzam Shah Bridge or Penang Second Bridge is a dual carriageway toll bridge in Penang, Malaysia. It connects Bandar Cassia (Batu Kawan) in Seberang Perai on mainland Peninsular Malaysia with Batu Maung on Penang Island.
It is the second bridge to link the island to the mainland after the first Penang Bridge. The total length of the bridge is 24 km (15 mi) with length over water at 16.9 km (10.5 mi), making it the longest bridge in Malaysia and the longest in Southeast Asia.
RM1.20 / RM1.20
Sheets: RM1.20 x 15, RM1.20 x 15 (different design)


City of Wheeling Water Interruption Notice – Fulton
Wednesday, June 05, 2019
The City of Wheeling has announced an interruption of the water service for the FULTON area of Wheeling on Monday, June 10, 2019 beginning at 7pm to be shut off all evening and night until Tuesday, June 11, 2019 at 7am.
The interruption of the water service is due to the installation of a new valve.
After service is restored, there will be a 48-hour boil water order in effect.
The following addresses will be affected by probable loss of water or loss of water pressure:
- 617 Fulton Street
- 2-16 Ridge Street
- 582, 586, 590, 604, 606, 620, 654, 680, and 461-595 (odd side) National Road
- Custer Ave
- 5 and 40-66 Merwin Street
- 2 Fawn Street
- Berson Ave
- Joan Street
- Wagner Street
- 619-659 Glenhite Ave


FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
(Washington, DC) - The District Department of Transportation (DDOT) is preparing to fully commence its Red Top Meter Program on May 8.
The Red Top Meter Program is a parking program for the exclusive use of persons with disabilities with qualified placards or license plates. Red Top Meters are parking meters with distinctive red tops that are reserved in the Central Business District (CBD).
There are about 350 Red Top metered on-street parking spaces in the CBD. Red Top Meter users must pay for the reserved spaces, but the meters allow additional time to park (up to 4 hours). Enforcement of violations at Red Top Meters will begin Monday, May 8, 2017.
Before the Program enforcement takes effect, DDOT will conduct a Public Information Session, open to all interested.
When: April 20, 2017 (7:30 pm)
Where: Old Council Chambers (First Floor, 441 4th Street NW)
Public engagement will continue even after the full program commences May 8.
Meter users can either pay with coin or credit card at the meter, or with Parkmobile, the District’s pay-by-phone service. Outside the CBD (areas south of Massachusetts Avenue, east of 23rd Street NW, west of 2nd Street NE and north of D Street SW), metered parking for persons with disabilities with placard and license plate holders requires no payment.
The program's goal is to help increase the availability and accessibility of on-street metered parking in the District for persons with disabilities. To learn more, visit http://www.parkdc.com/.
The mission of the District Department of Transportation (DDOT) is to enhance the quality of life for District residents and visitors by ensuring that people, goods, and information move efficiently and safely with minimal adverse impact on residents and the environment.
Follow us on Twitter for transportation-related updates and more; like us on Facebook and visit the website at www.ddot.dc.gov. Visit goDCgo.com for more information on transportation options in the District.


The implementation of the Belarusian Aeroexpress project will begin this year. A new railway line will be built. It will connect the Minsk Railway Station and the National Airport. In the future, a comfortable train will run on a regular basis. The passengers will be able to reach the airport in half an hour. Now the Ministry of Transport is working on all the necessary documents, as well as negotiating with banks on raising funds. According to preliminary estimates, about $ 150 million of investments are needed.


13 Hull Road, Marysville
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This 1041sqm allotment has two street frontages, Kings Road and Hull Road. Both with oustanding views. Build your home with your front entrance from either road or add a B&B (subject to council approval) with seperate entry. All this within a very short walk to the town centre or Steveansons Falls.


After an initial free consultation we will enter into a PPA contract with you. A deposit of $3700 is paid & we will arrange a meeting with our building designer who will work with you on a conceptual design for the build, taking into account local council planning requirements, your design brief and site conditions on your land .
We will continue to process the design to suit your budget and Aesthetic goal.
Once the concept has been signed off on by you, our designer will prepare a 3D walkthrough.
Based on this design we will provide you with an itemised construction budget.
From here we will enter into a 2nd PPA and a 2% deposit is paid based on the construction estimate total. We will submit plans to council for Development Approval (DA). DA can take up to 3 months so during this time we can finalise all product selections e.g. kitchen fittings and fixtures.
Upon receipt of council DA approved plans Camorino will organise construction issue drawings, engineering as well as all other statutory requirements all the way through to the building permit.
At this point we can process the home indemnity insurance docs and enter into a building contract. All prior payments for the PPA docs will be credited to the building contract.
At receipt of the building permit from council we will begin to schedule in the construction works and site orders and then begin construction on your new Camorino ICF home.


Hyderabad: Telangana Municipal Administration and Urban Development (MA&UD) minister KT Rama Rao laid the foundation stone for ORR Phase-II Drinking water supply works, Road widening works, and beautification works of Chennapuram Lake in Jawahar Nagar.
Labour Minister Ch Malla Reddy, TRS MLC K Naveen Kumar, Jawahar Nagar Municipal Corporation Mayor M Kavya, and others were present at the event.
Speaking on the occasion, KTR said that 50000 Nalla connections will soon be given to residents of the Medchal district at the cost of only Rs. 1 per connection. “The cost of the whole project is at Rs 110 crores,” the minister added.
“Individual allocations at Rs. 15 crores for Veg/Non-Veg markets, 41 crores for Road development, Rs 2 crores for a Fecal sludge treatment plant in Boduppal, Beautification of lakes at Rs. 7.29 crores, Rs. 5 crores for crematorium development, Rs. 3 crores for dump yards and others have been made,” KTR informed.
“For Jawahar Nagar, Boduppal and Peerzadiguda works worth a total of Rs 308 crores are being started on the same day,” he said.
“Our government under the Hon’ble Chief Minister KCR has a great focus on urban development,” KTR said and then listed a long list of welfare schemes run by the TRS government.
Speaking on the Union Budget 2022-23, KTR said that the centre has acted like a ‘stepmother’ to the state of Telangana by making no allocations. “But just because they haven’t given anything, doesn’t mean work here will stop,” he remarked.


The Yorkshire Marathon is set to take place in York this weekend.
On Sunday, October 17, thousands of runners and spectators are expected to attend.
The event will kick off with the wheelchair race at 9.25am, followed by the Yorkshire Marathon at 9.30am and the Yorkshire 10 mile at 10.15am.
A number of roads will be closed throughout the city and a number of traffic regulation orders will be suspended.
Affected roads and areas on route are detailed below along with approximate closure timings on Sunday, October 17.
- Access out of Stockton Lane to be maintained until 09:15 – only available via Heworth Green roundabout > Malton Road / Heworth Road Access out of The Village / Sandy Lane to be maintained until 09:15 – only available via Barr Lane / Common Lane > A64
University Road will be closed from 10am on Saturday, October 16 to 9pm on Sunday, October 17
Access to Buttercrambe, Sand Hutton or A64 available from 2pm via Stamford Bridge (A166) > Buttercrambe Road > Buttercrambe Moor
Any roads either crossing or having a junction with the listed roads will also be closed at that point. All times are approximate and subject to change.
Access for emergency vehicles will be maintained throughout the event.
Parking suspensions in place from 4pm October 16 to 6pm October 17:
Bus diversions during Yorkshire Marathon
Services not shown in the list below will operate on their normal routes, however please allow extra travel time due to the large number of people expected to attend this event.
Service 4 – York to Acomb: The 08:00 departure from Clifford St will not operate on Sun 17th.
Service 6 – Clifton Moor to University of York:
- On Sun 17th before 09:00, buses to/from Clifton Moor will terminate at Station Road (CD). Buses to/from the University will terminate at Hungate. Rougier St & Stonebow Interchange will not be served.
- Between 09:00 and 11:30 on Sun 17th, buses to/from Clifton Moor will terminate at Station Road (CD). Buses will run between Hungate and Alcuin Ave. No service between Tang Hall Lane and Heslington East in either direction.
- Between 11:30 and 17:30 on Sun 17th, buses will follow normal route between Clifton Moor, city centre and Fourth Ave, then turn via Tang Hall Lane and Alcuin Ave, returning to city centre via normal route.
- To travel between the city centre and University, use service 66.
Service 7 – Designer Outlet Park & Ride : buses will operate every 15 minutes.
Service 8 – Grimston Bar Park & Ride: All day on Sun 17th, buses will divert via Field Lane, Heslington Lane and Fulford Road, stopping at Clifford Street (TB) every 15 mins. Buses will not serve Hull Road, Foss Islands Morrison’s, Piccadilly or Lawrence Street.
Service 9 - Monks Cross Park & Ride: From start of service until 12:30 on Sun 17th, buses will divert via Haxby Road, stopping at Theatre Royal (EE/EB) and Station Road (CE). Buses will not serve Malton Road, Stonebow Interchange or Rougier Street. First journeys from Station Rd will operate at 09:00, 09:20 and 09:50.
Service 10 - Stamford Bridge to Poppleton: On Sun 17th until 18:00, this route will be split.
- The 06:54 and 07:56 departure from the city centre to Stamford Bridge will operate from Clifford Street (TG) and will not serve Piccadilly or Walmgate.
- From start of service, buses from Poppleton will divert via Clifford Street, Fulford Road, Heslington Lane, Field Lane, Hull Road Dunnington York Road, Dunnington York Street, Common Road, Hull Road, Kexby, High Catton to Stamford Bridge. Piccadilly Interchange will not be served.
- The 07:30 departure from Stamford Bridge will run normal route to Walmgate but will then divert via Barbican Road to Clifford Street. Trips after this time will divert via High Catton Lane and Kexby, Hull Road, Common Road, Dunnington York Street, Dunnington York Road, Hull Road, Field Lane, Heslington Lane, Fulford Road, Clifford Street.
- A revised timetable will be in operation on the Sunday, with extra time between City and Stamford Bridge to compensate for the long diversionary route.
- Normal service will resume with from the 18:40 from Poppleton, and the 18:40 from Stamford Bridge.
Services 45/46/X46/X47 – York to Pocklington/Hull/Bridlington:
- On Sat 16th, services 45/46 will run via Lawrence St/Hull Rd, not serving University Rd or Field Lane.
- On Sun 17th, services X46/X47 will divert via Fulford Road, Broadway, Heslington Lane, Field Lane, A1079. Buses will stop at Clifford Street and use normal stops at Rougier Street/Station Interchange. Stonebow, Layerthorpe & Hull Rd will not be served.
Service 66 – City centre to University of York:
- From 10:00 on Sat 16th until 21:00 on Sun 17th, buses will divert via Fulford Rd, Broadway and Heslington Lane. Buses will stop at Clifford Street TD/TG and use normal stops at Rougier Street/Station Interchange and Merchantgate.
- Merchantgate will not be served between 08:00 and 11:45 on Sun 20th- please use Clifford St TG.
- Heslington Rd will not be served.
Service 67 – City centre to University of York:
- From 10:00 on Sat 16th, buses will divert via Fulford Rd, Broadway and Heslington Lane.
- This route will not operate on Sun 17th.
Service 198 – York Station to University of York: A frequent shuttle service will run on Sun 17th for marathon runners and spectators. Buses will depart from Rail Station RJ, running non-stop to the University.
Services 42/415 - Selby to York: Departures from Selby between 09:10 and 10:40 will terminate at Clifford Street (TD). Departures from York between 10:00 and 11:30 will start at Clifford Street (TG). These buses will not serve Piccadilly.
Services 840/843 (Coastliner) – Leeds to East Coast:
• The first departure of the day towards Leeds will follow the normal line of route.
• All buses after this will divert via Wigginton Rd.
• Buses to Malton will be diverted all morning.
• Buses will not serve Rougier Street, Stonebow, Heworth or Stockton-on-the-Forest.
Buses will revert to their normal route after 13:30.
CitySightseeing and Golden Tours: Tour buses will not start running until roads reopen at approximately 12:30.
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Thursday, August 22, 2013
State DOT Needs A New Culture
Residents Furious Over Continued Danger On Ocean Parkway In Brooklyn « CBS New York Like many states DOT, NYSDOT has got a major cultural problem when it comes to livable streets. Street safety for pedestrians seems to be almost an afterthought.
We need a change. Kudos to our own Brad Lander for keeping the pressure on NYSDOT to do the right thing. Lives are at stake.


Machakos Governor Alfred Mutua unveiled the Athi River solar street lighting program.
Dr Mutua revealed that his government had installed a total of 787 high mass lighting in shopping centers across the county as well as 751 street lights in various urban centers.
“My desire is for the people of Machakos is to operate a 24-hour economy. For factories to expand and people to get jobs, we cannot rely on day economy alone,” he said.
Dr Mutua further said his government through the ministry of Trade and Industrialization had put in place an attractive business environment for investors to set up factories within Machakos.
“We will encourage such factories to work day and night in order to double the employment opportunities for the youth,” said Mutua.


Great potential for this parcel with development and future development nearby. Awesome location minutes from RTP, Brier Creek, and RDU.
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Road Construction To Be Done In A Week
Ponca City Now - November 5, 2013 10:17 am
Construction on Prospect will be done just in time for holiday shopping.
The cracks are gone, now they will re-apply some paint and fix a water valve.
Mike Lane, traffic engineer said this project should be done by the end of the week.
"The guys are coming in to do the striping this week," Lane said."That kind of will be a bother for a while, while they are there, but after that things should be back to normal."
The construction on Fairview is underway, as well.
They have done some curb repairs and will begin some driveway repairs next.
Then they will mill and overlay the street.
This project is expected to be finished in a week, too.
Keep in mind finish dates are tentative because of weather.
Both projects should be done long before the final deadline of Thanksgiving.


Seattle I-90 Neighborhoods East Link Extension Open House
Sound Transit has reached an important milestone! Plans for the Judkins Park Station are in the final design phase. This open house is your opportunity to review current designs, meet the East Link project team and learn about upcoming construction.
Tuesday, Oct. 25, 2016 5-7 p.m. (presentation begins at 5:30 p.m.)
Northwest African American Museum
2300 S Massachusetts St.
Seattle, WA 98144


That isn’t the case with some people in Vancouver. It isn’t so much that they object to the Poodle statue as to the price which was paid for by the taxpayers. And there is even more funding yet to come for public art.
The seven-foot tall porcelain Poodle statue sits on top of a 25-foot thick black pole, part of a project that cost just under $100,000 paid for by funds from the city, federal government and transit system.
The sculpture, officially called "Untitled (Poodle)," was created by Gisele Amantee.
It is located on Main Street, part of a series of works which includes a bus wrapped in the image of a knit cozy of a pink Poodle.
According to the artist,
...the statue is expressive of the general surroundings of the street. The poodle is not associated with a particular culture, and can therefore be enjoyed by a wide range of people along the street and in the surrounding neighbourhoods. Source
Power to the Poodles


SEPTA is continuing its Southwest Connection Improvement Program to improve and upgrade critical mainline Regional Rail infrastructure between 30th Street Station and just past Penn Medicine Station. Work will be performed on weekends in July and August, beginning on Saturday and Sunday, July 9 – 10, 2022, along with a full week of work from Monday, August 15 – Friday, August 19, 2022.
To allow SEPTA crews to work safely during these periods, service on the Airport, Media/Elwyn and Wilmington/Newark Regional Rail Lines will be adjusted and travel times will be extended. Complete service and project information, including special Regional Rail timetables, is available here.
Work is scheduled for the following dates:
Saturday and Sunday: July 9 - 10, July 16 - 17, July 23 - 24, August 6 - 7, August 13 - 14, August 20
Monday – Friday: Monday, August 15 - Friday, August 19
Service Highlights During Construction Periods:
Penn Medicine Station – No Train Service to Penn Medicine Station
Media/Elwyn customers can access Penn Medicine Station via the shuttle bus
The Airport Line will not stop at Penn Medicine Station
All customers traveling to Penn Medicine Station (including Fox Chase, Warminster, and Wilmington Line riders) will exit at 30th Street and connect with the Circulator Bus or LUCY
Media/Elwyn Line – Service will shuttle bus between 49th Street and 30th Street. Train service will operate between Elwyn and 49th Street Stations following a special construction timetable.
Airport Line – Hourly train service will operate between the Airport, Eastwick and Amtrak Main terminal. All trains will arrive/depart 30th Street from Amtrak Main terminal Lower-Level platform.
Wilmington/Newark Line – Service will operate between Newark and 30th Street. Train service will operate between Newark and 30th Street Stations following a special construction timetable. Service will operate to/from Lower Level at Amtrak 30th Street Station.
About the Project:
The Southwest Connection Improvement Program helps with SEPTA’s overall efforts to improve Regional Rail service for customers and preserve it for future generations. Since 2018, the project has been broken up into phases during the summer months in an effort to minimize the disruption to passengers. For more details on the Southwest Connection Improvement Program, please visit https://www.septa.org/southwestconnection/


I would like to make it clear from the outset that I am acting as an individual and as a member of this community.
I have tossed my Horncastle Town Council hat out of the window for these next few weeks and become just plain Bill Aron – so that I and others can combat the incorrect information being spread about by just one or two people in town. These are my personal views – ones that I do hope you will all share.
I feel so strongly that the time, the effort and detail put into the Horncastle Neighbourhood Development Plan by the Steering Group has just been absolutely phenomenal and we should all support this plan with a resounding ‘Yes’ vote.
The article, published by the town council, in last week’s Horncastle News, really does what it says and sets out clearly how the plan evolved and what it will mean for Horncastle, to have a Neighbourhood Plan in place after April 14.
Horncastle is the first town, it is leading the way, in the whole of East Lindsey to have reached this stage – helped along by professionals and specialists.
It has been scrutinised by an independent examiner and then endorsed by him – complimenting the Steering Group on their production of the Horncastle Neighbourhood Development Plan.
Now, with the referendum, just weeks away, it is for the people of Horncastle to make the final decision on Thursday, April 14. Please vote ‘Yes’ – your vote is very important.
The plan has identified lots of areas where it can shape the future of our town including the infrastructure, the design and open space for our well-being.
William (Bill) Aron


NHAI Launched Highway Nest (Mini) At Toll Plazas
NHAI has launched a very ambitious project of Highway Nest (Mini) for the convenience of esteemed highway users for their safe and comfortable journey by facilitating them with drinking water, tea/coffee, packaged food and eatables on upside and downside of the National Highways at all the toll plazas under operation by NHAI.
Highway Nest (Mini) is under construction/execution at all the 372 toll plazas on upside and downside of National Highways approximately at a distance of 200-250 m from the toll plaza, where toilets for ladies/gents and physically challenged persons are available on a paved platform of 10x20 m approximately along with a kiosk containing prepackaged eatables such as chips/biscuits etc. Apart from this, water ATM, tea and coffee vending machines will also be available.
Chairman NHAI is personally monitoring this project and while discussing the various issues with Regional Officers and Project Directors of NHAI during Video Conferencing on 18.01.2018, has directed all field officers to ensure that this facility of Highway Nest (Mini) be operational and made accessible to the highway users at 100 toll plazas by 31st Jan. 2018 and balance toll plazas should be covered by end of March, 2018.
Further, the Chairman, NHAI has expressed pleasure on the inauguration of first Highway Nest (Mini) at Narayanpura toll plaza on NH-76, Udaipur-Chittorgarh-Kota under Regional Office, Jaipur and Hyderabad-Vijaywada section of NH-65, Korlapahad toll plazas at km 118.250 (TP-2) under RO Hyderabad.


18.11 acres of residential land located just off of Main Street in Rutland Massachusetts. Residential lot on Inwood Road that is suited well for an estate development with frontage along Main Street. Public water and public sewer accessible. Easy access to Route 56 and Route 122A. About 1 mile away from the Naquag Elementary School, Central Tree Middle School and the Rutland Public Library.
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No February Meeting
The Emmitsburg Board of Commissioners canceled its monthly meeting because of bad weather. The next meeting will be held on March 1 at 7:30 p.m. You can watch the meeting on Channel 99 or participate via Zoom with a link on the town’s website.
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Pre-register to get your COVID-19 vaccination. Once you register, you will be contacted when you are eligible for an appointment. Fill out the form at: frederickcountymd.com/covidvaccine.
Frederick Road Bridge Repairs Approved
The Frederick Road Bridge needs work on the concrete substructure to repair cracks, stabilize the piers and gabions, and repair the sidewalks. Three contractors bid on making the needed repairs. The Thurmont Mayor and Commissioners approved the low bid of $87,300 from Marine Technologies of Baltimore. The repairs will extend the life of the bridge by 10 to 20 years.
MS4 Engineering Bid Approved
The Thurmont Mayor and Commissioners approved a bid of $34,500 from ARRO Consulting for engineering and consulting services needed to remain in compliance with Maryland’s mandated MS4 program. Half of the funds will come from the FY2021 budget and the other half will come from the FY2022 town budget.
Water Main Engineering Work Approved
The Thurmont Mayor and Commissioners approved a bid from ARRO Consulting for $8,550 for the nonfunctioning North Church Street pumping station engineering and design services. There is a non-functioning waterline under Church Street. The town wants to remove the waterline and replace it with a six-inch water main. The project was approved last year. The design work starts the project. The motion carried 4-0.


Irish Water, working with Leitrim County Council, is replacing about 130 metres of old water mains in Drumshanbo.
The pipes, on the Hilly Road in the town, were prone to frequent bursts and leakage and caused water supply disruptions for customers in the area.
The old cast iron water mains are being replaced with new plastic pipes.
Declan Cawley, of Irish Water, said the works will minimise disruptions in supply by reducing leakage and unplanned outages when bursts occur on the existing main.
The works are due to be completed by the end of July.
Farrans Construction Ltd is contracted to carry out the work on behalf of Irish Water.


After months of campaigning with local rail groups and residents across the town, Amber Rudd MP has announced today that the Rail Minister, Stephen Hammond MP, has today confirmed that the 0639 service from Ore to Cannon Street will be saved.
This is fantastic news for our local area and Amber has expressed her delight that the Minister has listened to the pleas of so many commuters from Hastings who use the 06:39 to get to the heart of the City of London. The Cannon Street Service is extremely popular and I made this very clear to the Rail Minister when I met with him a few weeks ago to hand over the 0639 petition.
It is a victory for hundreds of commuters across the town who signed the petition promoted by Amber Rudd, other local MP’s and local rail group ESRA.
This Hastings Express service will not only ensure a quicker and much more reliable journey between Hastings and London, but it will also have a fundamental effect on the economic growth of the local area.
Amber Rudd has said that the hard work has paid off and are now firmly on the journey to vastly improved rail travel to and from Hastings. I would like to thank everyone who has helped me with these two campaigns, particularly SHRIMP (www.1066shrimprail.org.uk/) , SouthEastern trains and Hastings Borough Council.


The City of Mitchell Street Department will be removing snow from the following parking lots beginning tonight at 11:00 p.m.
6th & Rowley (behind the Chamber of Commerce)
5th & Rowley (across from the Post Office)
2nd & Rowley (behind Harves)
1st & Lawler (behind Big Dummy’s)
2nd & Lawler (Beside First National Bank)
2nd & Main (north of Charlie’s Shoe Repair)
5th & Main
No parking will be allowed until all snow has been removed from these lots.
All vehicles must be removed by 11:00 p.m.


HISTORY – CELEBRATING 80 YEARS
80 Years Success: Manitoba Home Builders’ Association
In 1937, six visionaries started a legacy. Frank Lount, Henry Borger, Walter Senicki, Henry Pehrson, Frank Mager and A. W. Hagg gathered around the table and formally created what is now known as the Manitoba Home Builders Association . Over the years, we have changed our name, changed our logo, changed our
location and changed our membership but the mission and purpose remain the same.
This year marks the 80th anniversary of the Manitoba Home Builders Association. 80 years! That makes us the oldest provincial home builders association in Canada. We were even established before the Canadian Home Builders Association.
The MHBA always has been and always will be the voice of the residential construction industry in Manitoba. It will always provide a forum for ongoing education for its members. It will always endeavour to create an environment in which our members can operate their businesses successfully. We will always promote
affordability and choice in housing for all Manitobans.
Celebrating 80 Years With Our Long Standing Developer Members…
Qualico Communities has been shaping the way neighbourhoods in and around Winnipeg grow for almost half a century. Building on decades of knowledge in community development, we pride ourselves on exploring new ways of doing things and are keen to work with our partners to build vibrant, sustainable communities where people don’t just live, but where they thrive.
Qualico Communities has created many notable Winnipeg neighbourhoods. Beginning in the 1970s with All Seasons Estates in East Kildonan, Forrest Park in Charleswood, Waverley Heights in south Winnipeg, and River Park South in St. Vital.
Our current projects range from bare land condominium and urban infill projects to single family and complete communities with multi-family, mixed-use commercial and single family homes. We are actively developing neighbourhoods in and around the city with communities including Sage Creek and RidgeWood West in Winnipeg, Pritchard Farm Southlands Village in East St. Paul, Oak Bluff West in the RM of Macdonald, and Taylor Farm in Headingley.
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Ladco Company Limited traces its roots back to 1919, founded by John Henry Borger. Today it is a diversified corporation with interests in land development, commercial and residential real estate, property management, heavy construction and building products (Borland Construction Inc), and hospitality. Ladco is privately owned, conservatively financed, professionally managed, community-minded and employs over 600 Manitobans.
Since the 1950’s Ladco has been a pioneer in the land development business having developed a number of master planned communities, including Windsor Park (the first master-planned community in Winnipeg;) Southdale (the first community in Winnipeg to feature man-made lakes); Royalwood (the introduction of the wetlands concept and preservation of more than 100 acres of boreal forest along the Seine River), Richmond West, along with South Pointe and Prairie Pointe, Ladco’s latest communities in southwest Winnipeg.
Since 1950, Genstar has fine-tuned the art of designing master planned communities. We believe a successful community is measured by fairness, integrity, professionalism and achievement in building financial value. Accordingly, our team reflects these values every step of the way. We take pride in cultivating communities that bring families, friends and individuals together to form meaningful relationships and enrich their lives and the surrounding area.
Backed by more than 65 years of talent, experience and enduring value, our best years are still to come.


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At Tacira, we work in accordance with international standards to enable the foundation of Smart City projects and services.We provide an end-to-end approach to deliver an environment that enables innovation and process optimisation. Tacira connects silos to enable effective services, data analysis, insight and transparency, helping to ensure that your Smart City project is integrated, efficient and delivering stakeholder value.
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O-BAHN commuters have called for larger buses in peak times to reduce waiting lines up to 50m long at interchanges.
The Leader Messenger visited Modbury Interchange this week after passengers complained of late buses and longer than usual queues for morning services.
Mia Doyle, who catches a bus to the city at 8am daily, said larger, articulated buses were needed to deal with demand.
"There is only single buses on at peak times and they're always running late," Ms Doyle said.
"By the time the buses get here, they are already full."
Louise Kuzma echoed her concerns.
"There has been a push for people to use public transport, but there's no facilities to support it," Ms Kuzma said.
A Transport Department spokeswoman said 70 buses serviced the interchange between 7-9am each weekday, including a mix of single and articulated buses.
"Operators allocate appropriately sized vehicles based on reported patronage numbers," the spokeswoman said.
"Patronage is monitored regularly and any necessary changes to this allocation are made where it is possible and appropriate."
Transfield Services took over O-Bahn services from Torrens Transit in 2011.
For more news on the north-east, pick up a copy of the Leader Messenger, read our digital edition online, or become a fan of our Facebook page.
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Sealed bids will be received until 10:00 a.m. on Monday, January 7, 2012 in the Town of Indian Trail Engineering Department at 130 Blythe Drive, for Chestnut Parkway Improvements, 520-2012-001. The bids will be opened and publicly read aloud at 10:30 a.m. in the Civic Building at 100 Navajo Trail, Indian Trail, NC 28079.
This project includes the construction of approximately 2,000 ft. of asphalt roadway, concrete curb and gutter, concrete sidewalk, grading for building pad and parking lot, storm drainage, and wet pond at 304 Matthews Indian Trail Road.
A Mandatory Pre-Bid Meeting will be held at 10:00 a.m. on Tuesday, December 18, 2012 in the Civic Building at 100 Navajo Trail, Indian Trail, NC 28079. Attendance at this meeting is required in order to bid on this project. The meeting will begin promptly at 10:00 a.m. Late attendees will not be admitted and will not be allowed to bid on the project.
Contract Documents will be available on Tuesday, December 18, 2012 at a charge of $35.00 (non-refundable) and can be obtained at the Town of Indian Trail, Engineering Department. A current e-mail address must be provided at the time of contract purchase.
The Town of Indian Trail reserves the right to reject any and all proposals.
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(TheConservativeTimes.org) – The White House gave its blessing on May 5 to a New York City plan to increase the price commuters pay to drive into Manhattan to decrease congestion.
New York City Mayor Eric Adams and New York Governor Kathy Hochul back the pricing plan, and a division of the federal Department of Transportation gave it the go-ahead last week. But not all Democrats are happy with the scheme. New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy, along with other Democrats and some Republicans, are objecting.
Murphy called the plan “unfair and ill-advised” in a written statement. He said the White House’s approval is happening without a comprehensive environmental impact study. He also objected that the plan conflicted with the Biden Administration’s other goals, such as the Justice40 initiative.
Justice40 is a policy program the White House has committed to that requires 40 percent of certain federal environmental money to be sent to what it calls “disadvantaged” and “overburdened” communities. Many observers see this as a veiled reference to majority-black and minority cities and regions.
Murphy is also fighting his own state’s corner, arguing that increased tolls will affect New Jersey commuters more than others. Several other lawmakers agree. A bipartisan group sent a letter to Gov. Hochul in the first week of May arguing that the pricing move would be an “unfair hit to New Jersey families” that will double the amount of tolls paid by 400,000 Garden State commuters.
Murphy said he is considering legal action against the plan.
Other Democrats are unhappy with the congestion pricing plan, but not because it will cost citizens money. Democratic U.S. Rep. Ritchie Torres from New York said he likes the congestion pricing concept but that the Administration’s version would increase diesel pollution in the Bronx by diverting traffic through that borough.
Pricing for the proposal will be steep. Commuters to downtown Manhattan will pay a whopping $23 to enter during peak hours.
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114th & Vicksburg This property sits between Slide Road and Quaker Avenue on the north side of 114th Street. Conveniently located in the heart of growing southwest Lubbock. This Prime location offered through the Epic Business Park development will be Lubbock’s newest and most luxurious business park. Pad sites are adequate with both and ready to build. Lots are not in the floodplain. Pad Sites range from 21, 020 Sq. Ft to 41, 380 Sq. Ft.


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Moscow is a city that combines the past and the present; where old buildings live together with high-tech business quarters. Moscow is home to more than 500 museums, 3 UNESCO World Heritage sites, and a number of world architectural records. Moscow's rich architecture can also be seen underground: the central metro stations—real "palaces of the people" with mosaics, paintings, stucco, and dazzling illumination. Moscow is a metropolis that has everything: the best restaurants, fashionable nightclubs, skyscrapers, dizzying views, and even peaceful old courtyards where time has stood still for more than a century.More about the region


The Department of Community Revitalization was created in 2004 to coordinate the County’s revitalization programs and services intended to promote healthy, vibrant and attractive residential, commercial and industrial communities.
- 2018-19 Consolidated Annual Performance and Evaluation Report (CAPER)
- Henrico County 2019-20 Annual Consolidated Community Development Action Plan
- 2017-18 Consolidated Annual Performance and Evaluation Report (CAPER)
- Enterprise Zone Annual Report, 2017
- Henrico County 2018-19 Annual Consolidated Community Development Action Plan
The Department of Community Revitalization has hired a consultant to evaluate whether a portion of Sandston can qualify for listing in the National Register of Historic Places.
Visit our new interactive website to find information about the recently approved Highland Springs National Register Historic District and look up information about historic resources in the district.
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File a complaint regarding zoning and environmental code violations such as tall grass, trash and debris, and inoperable motor vehicles.
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PUBLIC HEARING REGARDING UNMET TRANSIT NEEDS: Tuesday, March 7, 2023 at 6PM
Give your input regarding any Unment Transit Needs for the Fiscal Year 2023-2024. All persons interested are invited to attend the hearing in-person or Via Zoom by signing up with the City Clerk by 5PM on Monday, before the City Council Meeting. You may reach the City Clerk at (661) 746-5012 or by email at firstname.lastname@example.org


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Silverwood Lake, CA – SR-138 will be closed on Thursday, June 8th, at 6:00 a.m. until Friday, June 9th, at 4:00 p.m., between Interstate 15 and Summit Valley Road. The closure is necessary to complete pavement realignment work. Signed detours will be in place.
Caltrans continues work on the SR-138 realignment project. The project will remove several curves and steep grades, reducing the three-mile stretch by one mile. The project also includes constructing outside shoulders, three bridges and three wildlife crossings. SR-138 will remain a two-lane road with one lane in each direction.
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Habitat for Humanity breaks ground on biggest project ever in Wisconsin
SUN PRAIRIE, Wis. — Habitat for Humanity’s biggest project ever in Wisconsin is underway after a groundbreaking ceremony in Sun Prairie.
When it’s done, the 62-acre community at Westridge Drive in Sun Prairie will feature 118 single-family homes. Habitat will build about 48 of those houses.
“We can’t wait to add Habitat partner families and Habitat volunteers to this space and see it transform into a vibrant neighborhood with safe, decent affordable housing,” Paul Sukenik of Habitat for Humanity of Dane County said.
Habitat has built 48 homes in Sun Prairie since 2000.
This latest project will include four phases and will take several years to complete.
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Ho Chi Minh - Hanoi bus route is approximately 2009 km in length. On average, there are about 1 bus schedules on this route and bus travel time may take from 13h00 to 13h00 by 12 bus companies : Hien Phuoc Bus, A Ba Bus, Thu Khuyen Bus, Phuong Hoang Bus, Ngoc Le Bus, HTX xe khach Trung Nam Bus, Thu Trang Bus, Tin Nghia Bus, Anh Tuyen (Hanoi) Bus, Vinh Yen Bus, Tuan Duyen Bus, Van Thong Bus; Duration is about 40 hours..


UPDATE: North Kona Water Restrictions Continue Until June 1
Water restrictions continue for residents in the North Kona area following Monday’s failure of the QLT well. The Department of Water Supply issued an update late Tuesday, which asked residents in the area to continue cutting back on water usage by 25% until the tank can be completely repaired and water levels are normal for prime usage.
Areas that are affected by the QLT Well’s failure include:
– Ka’iminani Drive, Hinalani Street, and upper Palani Road, including all side streets and subdivisions
– Mamalahoa Highway from Keopu Heights to Kona Ocean View / Pu’ukala, including all side streets and subdivisions
– Queen Ka’ahumanu Highway from north of Kealakehe Parkway to Keahole Airport, including NELHA, Keahole Ag Park, and surrounding industrial areas, side streets, and subdivisions
According to a Friday update from the department, backup levels continue to stay online, and water levels have begun to stabilize. Residents are still asked to abide by the 25 percent water restriction until June 1, when they believe that a spare pump will be installed and fully operational.
Water spigots have been set up off of fire hydrants for emergency usage only. These spigots are for North Kona residents and are set up in the following areas:
– Mauka of the West Hawaii Civic Center
– The intersection of Keanalehu Street and Puohulihuli Street, located above Kealakehe High School.


Festac Town is a huge Housing estate , one of the oldest estates in Lagos State Nigeria.
Festac Town is sub-divided into 7 Avenues which are
- 1st Avenue
- 2nd Avenue
- 3rd Avenue
- 4th Avenue
- 5th Avenue
- 6th Avenue
- 7th Avenue
- Festac Extension.
Apart from these Subdivisions, The Local Government has also divided Festac into 3 communities. So find out your community here.
Community 1 – From 1st Avenue To 3rd Avenue & 24 Road to 7th Avenue
Community 2 – From 3rd Avenue To 5th Avenue
Community 3 – From 5th Avenue To 24 Road


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CLEAN UP WEEK WILL BE MAY 10th THRU MAY 14th.
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The title of this post conjures a hot summer’s day along the highway, stuck in bumper-to-bumper traffic, slooowly advancing through a construction site where hot asphalt is being laid in a stinky, tarry, gravelly layer, then rolled flat and smooth with an enormous steel drum ballasted with water, pressing the roadway into submission. Paving. We’ve all witnessed it.
We’re not paving the driveway at Rosslyn. Nor is steaming asphalt a part of anything else that we’re doing at Rosslyn. But we are paving the sunken terrace of the icehouse’s new courtyard. To be more precise, we are laying hundreds upon hundreds of tumbled stone pavers, creating what will become a seamless carpet of stone.
In the weeks ahead, I will share updates as this project moves forward, but for now I will simply introduce this labor-intensive undertaking and the team making it happe


Lunch & Learn: Growth in our Community
We are pleased to have ODOT and the City of West Linn share about their involvement and plans with the widening of I-205 and Historic Willamette's Streetscape project. Join us, ask questions and learn a little bit more about the specifics of each project.
DATE: Thursday, August 1st, 2019
TIME: 11:30 AM – 1:00 PM, Presentation starts at 12:00
Location: Community Room @ West Linn Public Library
Cost: $10 includes Lunch
Specifics: Open to all Chamber Members and Open to the Public


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February 3, 2016 (La Mesa) – La Mesa residents can now keep up to five dogs per home. On Tuesday, the Council voted 4-1 to increase the number from two, the current maximum.
The ordinance change was proposed by Councilwoman Kristine Alessio, who hopes to encourage La Mesa residents to adopt more dogs from local shelters and animal rescue groups.
The new law makes La Mesa more dog-friendly than El Cajon, which allows three dogs (with a permit), or Lemon Grove and Santee, which each allow four dogs. The city of San Diego, however, and some other jurisdictions locally allow up to six dogs per household.
The council opted to go beyond the recommendation of the city’s planning commission, which recommended raising the limit to three dogs.
The measure was opposed by Councilwoman Ruth Sterling, who believed lot sizes should be considered and that three should be the maximum number of dogs owned.
Others raised concern over barking dogs annoying neighbors, but La Mesa’s Police Chief Walt Vasquez and City Attorney Glenn Sabine indicated there are channels to handle noise complaints, including mediation.


Conshohocken Borough Council will consider the adoption of the below ordinance at its meeting on May 19, 2021 at 7:00 PM. The meeting will occur remotely using the GoToMeeting platform. Instructions for public participation in the meeting will be posted on the Borough’s website under the News & Announcements. A full copy of the ordinance under consideration can be found at the link below. It may also be obtained by calling the Borough’s offices at 610-828-1092 or by e-mailing firstname.lastname@example.org. Copies of the ordinance will be provided free of charge.
In accordance with the requirements of the Borough Code, the following is a summary of the proposed ordinance:
AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOROUGH OF CONSHOHOCKEN, MONTGOMERY COUNTY, COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA, AMENDING CHAPTER 15 VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC OF THE CODE OF THE BOROUGH OF CONSHOHOCKEN TO ESTABLISH ADDITIONAL PARKING, SNOW AND ICE EMERGENCY, AND STOP INTERSECTION REGULATIONS IN CERTAIN AREAS OF THE BOROUGH; REPEALING PRIOR INCONSISTENT ORDINANCES AND PARTS OF ORDINANCES; PROVIDING FOR A SAVINGS CLAUSE; AND CONTAINING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
The ordinance amends the Borough’s Vehicle and Traffic Regulations by adding an additional stop intersection on East Elm Street at Jones Street, by adding certain no parking areas on East 8th Avenue and West 5th Avenue, by creating a patient-only parking zone during certain hours in an area of East 11th Avenue, and by creating new snow emergency routes on portions of East First Avenue and West First Avenue. The ordinance contains a savings clause, repeals prior inconsistent ordinances or parts of ordinances, and contains an effective date.