Monday, February 13, 2017
SR-61 Overnight Interection Closure- City of Alameda-Start Feb 13 at 9PM
State of California • Department of Transportation
Date: February 13, 2017
District: 4 - Oakland
Contact: Chiconda V Davis
Phone: (510) 286-1227
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Intersection Closure Roadway Repairs of State Route 61 in Alameda County
Alameda, County – Caltrans is closing the intersection of State Route 61 (SR-61), Encinal Avenue and Park Street in the City of Alameda, on February 13th at 9:00 PM and reopening on February 14th at 6:00 AM. The closure is necessary to allow crews to safely repave and repair damaged roadways due to heavy storm activities over the last few weeks.
The detour plan is as follows:
• North Bound SR-61 traffic: right on Regent Street; left on Central Avenue; left on Oak Street; then right on Encinal Avenue.
• South Bound Hwy 61 traffic: right on Oak Street; left on San Jose Avenue; left on Park Avenue E; then right on Encinal Avenue.
• West Bound Park Street traffic: right on Central Avenue; left on Oak Street; left on San Antonio Avenue; then right on Park Street.
• East Bound Park Street traffic: right on San Jose Avenue; left on Regent Street; eft on Central Avenue; then right on Park Street.
All work is to be completed weather permitting. Motorists should drive with caution through the work zone. Traffic fines are doubled in construction zones.
Get real-time traffic on Caltrans Quickmaps: http://quickmap.dot.ca.gov/ Or follow Caltrans on Twitter: http://twitter.com/CaltransD4. Caltrans appreciates your patience as we work to maintain California’s highways. Please #BeWorkZoneAlert.


Weather permitting, Council will be undertaking maintenance works on the water supply mains in Barabat Street, Giru.
These works will involve the loss of water supply in the following areas on Thursday 15th June 2017 between the hours of 9:00 am and 1:00 pm:
- Shirbourne Road
- Bahr Road
- Garrone Road
- Woodstock Giru Road
- Link Road
- Piralko Road
- Bruce Highway Giru
Interruption to the water supply will be kept to a minimum and Council apologizes for any inconvenience caused.
If you have any queries in relation to this matter, please contact Council’s Customer Service Centre on 4783 9800 Monday to Friday between the hours of 8.00a.m. and 5.00p.m.


Applications are being accepted for three positions on the Committee on Public Art due to expiring terms.
The purpose of this committee is to provide the Grants Pass City Council with information pertaining to public art; create opportunities for the placement of art in public locations; and to promote collaboration between City departments, artists, architects, developers and property owners.
There are no mandatory membership categories. Representatives will generally represent visual arts, performing arts and art education fields.
Applications are available at the City Administration Office, 101 N.W. A Street, or on the internet at www.grantspassoregon.gov/committee-application. Applications must be received no later than 5:00 p.m., Monday, January 7, 2019. Appointments will be made by the Council at the City Council meeting on Wednesday, January 16, 2019.


Thurston Landing is a 36-unit multifamily community serving low-income individuals and families in Saint Albans, West Virginia. The community features high-efficiency electric furnaces, central air, electric hot water tanks, in-home washer and dryer, dishwashers, and microwaves. Construction began in July, 2020 and completed in August, 2021.
Phase II coming soon!
Let's Get Started
To us, building community is more than just construction. We believe it includes a responsibility and a dedication to improving the communities where we work, live, and raise our families. Let us put a plan together to enhance and revitalize your project in a way that makes a lasting impact on the community.


When: Sundays, Dec 16 and Dec 30 from 9 AM - approximately 5 PM
Why: Vikings games
Route 19 buses to/from 7th St & 9th Ave:
Southbound buses will travel on 8th St to Park, continue on 8th St to between Park & Portland and layover.
Northbound buses will leave from 8th St between Park & Portland, travel on 8th St to Chicago, left on Chicago, left on 7th St and resume regular route.


Railroad Station at Fairfield Metro Center CT-DOT Proj. 301-060Add to Cart Add to Lightbox Download
Construction Progress Photography of the Railroad Station at Fairfield Metro Center. 27th Site Visit, Pre-Construction, of once per month periodic photography coverage of the entire project. Primary Contractor: The Middlesex Corporation, Littleton, MA. Owner: Connecticut Department of Transportation. Serving Metro-North Commuter Railroad.
- James R Anderson
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- 2144x1424 / 2.0MB
301-060 Amtrak Backhoe Chronological Chronology Commuter Construction Contract 0301-0060 CT-DOT DOT Facility Fairfield Ground Heavy Metro Center Metro-North Middlesex Inc. Northeast Corridor Passenger Progress Project Rail Railroad Railroad Station Regional Safety Station Train Transportation Trench Worker
- Contained in galleries
- Railroad Station Construction Progress at Fairfield Metro Center CT | All Submissions 2008-2011


|Description (include details on usage, files and paper references)||ISPRS Test Project on Urban Classification, 3D Building Reconstruction and Semantic Labeling. In this part of our working group site you will get further information about the benchmarks we are running
* Urban classification and 3D reconstruction (Vaihingen/Germany and Toronto/Canada)
* 2D Semantic Labeling (Vaihingen/Germany)
Further you can request the data for those benchmarks if you wish to participate.


- FIBERTEX AND SPECIFYING TECHNIQUES HOST CPD SEMINAR IN BOTSWANA
- BUILDING THE FUTURE: RESILIENT INFRASTRUCTURE TODAY FOR A SUSTAINABLE NIGER DELTA TOMORROW
- GHANA PRESIDENT VISIT CONSTRUCTION PROJECT AT ADENTAN MUNICIPALITY
- PROVISION OF BUYER SERVICES AT CHILEWA INVESTMENTS LIMITED
- COILED TUBING AND PUMPING FIELD SUPERVISION SERVICES AT CHILEWA INVESTMENTS LIMITED
Federal Executive Council approves USD 53 million for road projects in the FCT, Oyo and Kano States.
The Minister of Works and Housing, Mr. Babatunde Fashola, revealed to the State House correspondents that the road construction project for the three states has been approved.
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“The second memorandum we presented was


Ocean City bagged hundreds of newly metered parking spaces this week after residents petitioned to repeal the ordinance that called for paid spots.
"There became a big outcry by a lot of people," Mayor Rick Meehan said Sunday. "Nobody really likes parking meters."
The council voted this spring to add them to select spots in the coastal town as officials sought a way to avoid raising property taxes. Once fully installed, those meters were expected to collect about $120,000 a year, largely from tourists.
But after the city's Board of Elections certified on Tuesday that opponents collected more 1,200 residents' signatures to put the issue to a vote, the council voted 5-2 to overturn the ordinance instead, Meehan said.
A final vote on repeal is scheduled for Tuesday.
"If that many people are in opposition to this, whether it would win or not at referendum doesn't matter," Meehan said. "It would have probably cost us $20,000 to hold a special election."
For now, the new kiosks installed for parkers to pay for the spaces have either been covered up or disabled, he said.


ESI Senior Advisor and CDA Project Lead, Sidney Wong, will present at the 2017 American Community Survey (ACS) Data Users Conference happening May 11-12, 2017 in Alexandria, Virginia.
The session will focus on how the Community Data Analytics (CDA) project has been aiming to create a variety of methodological improvements using 2014 5-Year ACS-PUMS. This session will showcase CDA’s improved methods and findings and encourage attendees to comment on developing small area multipliers. The discussion will also focus on resident sample, redefined housing configurations, and the expanded list of multipliers.
Dr. Wong’s session, “Challenges in Using PUMS to Generate Small Area Demographic Multipliers to Assess Development Impacts,” will focus on how the Community Data Analytics (CDA) project aims to improve multiplier methodology, which has been outdated for almost two decades. The presentation will cover the implications of PUMS-based demographic multipliers in land use planning, local development decision-making, and their critical roles in various impact studies. The challenges of using PUMS for small areas will be explored and attendees will be encouraged to comment on developing small area multipliers. The discussion will also focus on resident sample, redefined housing configurations, and the expanded list of multipliers.
Demographic multipliers represent a special use of PUMS and CDA is trying to get to the PUMA level and potentially the sub-PUMA level and at a geographic coverage cutting across PUMA. The team analyzed the work of Dr. Robert Burchell and Dr. David Listokin and replicated and improved on their process by using the 2000 Census-PUMS.
May 11-12, 2017
U.S. Patent and Trademark Office
600 Dulany Street
For more information, click here.


Leuven welcomes a Bavarian delegation
Our Pilot City Leuven exchanged with a delegation from Bavaria on 31st January 2024, as part of a meeting hosted by the Hanns-Seidel-Foundation. Our Pilot team engaged in discussions with a delegation from Bavarian cities regarding smart cities. During the session, they introduced VARCITIES and its cocreation approach for the development of social, digital and nature-based solutions for health & well-being.
Collaboration between municipalities and public organisations from different member states underscores VARCITIES’ commitment to innovation and sustainability.


Mark your calendars. This Wednesday (May 3) there is an open house at Metro (room 370) from 4 to 7pm to review options for circulator transit service from dowtown to the east side. Options include Streetcar and a bus circulator (or doing nothing at all).
There will also be a public hearing on May 10th (5-7pm) at the Portland Building on the same topic, leading up to a recommendation on a locally preferred alternative.
Learn more at http://www.metro-region.org/article.cfm?articleid=13800.


Residents of Evbotubu, Erhunmwunse and environs in Benin City have appealed to Edo State Governor, Mr. Godwin Obaseki to extend the ongoing road rehabilitation to their areas.
The residents while commending the State Governor for the achievements recorded in other areas, said if their roads are rehabilitated it will improve the social economic life of the people.
Work is ongoing at TV road, Ehiekpen and other roads around the palace of the Oba of Benin as equipment were on ground with some of the roads near completion.
Some residents of the areas who are full of excitement about the development thanked the state governor, Mr Godwin Obaseki for rehabilitation of the roads.
While thanking the state governor for the other roads he has done, residents of Erhunmwunse, Nosayaba, Adolor Off Erhunmwunse and second cemetery, Eghosa by Erhunmwunse, Ebvotubu amongst others appealed to the state governor to come to their aid as they can no longer drive their cars to their homes owing to the deplorable state of the roads.
Some commercial drivers using the bad roads said they are faced with the challenges of repairs on their vehicles on daily basis.
Edo State Commissioner for Infrastructure, Engineer Amiolemen Osahon in a previous interview with Independent Television and Radio said the state government will be paying attention to more of the roads after the rains.
Reported by Aigboje Ikhuoria.


Tonight's Future-Focused Planning Community Meeting is Postponed
January 12, 2022
Unfortunately, due to attendees refusing to follow the District's Health and Safety Plan, the Future-Focused Planning meeting scheduled today, January 12, 2022, has been postponed until April 7, 2022. More information will be sent out prior to the meeting in April. We apologize for the inconvenience.


Mink… Fur shop inside the Koreatown Galleria mall on the corner of Western Avenue and Olympic Boulevard.
Clothing boutique for mature women. Located inside Koreatown Plaza. Company founded in 1997.
In 2010, the Los Angeles City Council formally declared Koreatown's borders as Western Avenue, Olympic Boulevard, Vermont Avenue, and 3rd Street, with a business corridor on Western from 3rd to Rosewood Avenue.


UK airport gains expansion approval, but it’s not Gatwick or Heathrow
27 / 07 / 2016
A London airport has finally been given government approval for expansion, but the airport in question is London City and not Gatwick or Heathrow that have been battling to expand.
The government today announced the go-ahead for a £344m expansion at London City Airport that includes a new terminal, new aircraft taxiway and parking spaces for aircraft.
The development will also allow the airport to handle larger aircraft.
“There will be new space for planes to taxi to and from the runway, so more planes can use it, and new stands for planes to allow bigger, more modern planes to use the airport,” the government said.
“This will mean more flights at peak times, with bigger, newer and, most importantly, quieter planes.”
The east London airport – located close to Canary Wharf areas of the city − mainly caters for shorthaul passenger flights but does handle some cargo. Last year, it handled 1,462 tonnes according to Airports Council International.
The expansion comes as Heathrow and Gatwick are both battling for government permission to build an extra runway –a debate that has been going on for many years.
Gatwick Airport chief executive Stewart Wingate welcomed London City news but he added that the investment would not solve the airport capacity shortage in the south east.
“Today’s quick decision demonstrates what can be done when an expansion scheme that is deliverable is chosen,” Wingate said.
“The south east however desperately needs even more airport capacity and only Gatwick can deliver it because our plans are simple, low risk and are better for the environment.
“Unlike Heathrow, Gatwick expansion would also be entirely privately financed and does not need a £5bn public subsidy to put the M25 into tunnels or pay for new rail links.”
Meanwhile, the British Aviation Group urged the government to finally make a decision on whether to allow expansion at Heathrow or Gatwick following the appointment of Theresa May as the country’s new prime minister.
British Aviation Group Chairman Chris Chalk said: “We look forward to the new administration making clear that Britain is open for business by pressing ahead with airport expansion without further delay.
“This investment, funded through the private sector, will bring high skilled employment throughout the UK and a major boost to the economy as well as much needed long term connectivity for the country.”


During Future Tech of Mobility several workshops will take place simultaneously covering three different areas:
- Innovative Mobility
- Smart City Logistics
- Alternative Fuels
Within each focus area 4 different workshops of 45 minutes will take place. Please look at the detailed agenda which workshops are hosted and indicate your attendance during the registration. Bear in mind that there is limited space for each of the workshops.


The Federal Government on Saturday announced the reopening of Third Mainland Bridge in Lagos after six months of rehabilitation.
The minister of works and housing, Babatunde Fashola, made this announcement via his Twitter handle on Saturday.
According to him, “Third mainland bridge rehab completed. Fully opens to traffic at 12noon today. Thank you all for your patience. Drive safely.”


Dear Prairie Fields, as many of you know, the existing detention basin on the southeast corner of our subdivision, along South 1st Street, is not functioning properly. Stormwater does not efficiently exit the basin, which leaves the ground saturated. This has been an ongoing issue for many years, which inhibits our ability to maintain the area and control volunteer growth. Recently, there have been some complaints from residents near the basin about vegetation on the periphery growing unchecked. These complaints prompted the board to enlist the expertise of an engineer to review deficiencies in the original basin design and to provide remediation solutions. The design drawings for repairs and a cost estimate are downloadable below. Since the deficiencies in the basin have been known for some time, the HOA has been budgeting for their eventual repair and none of this work would require a special assessment. We encourage interested residents to review and to provide comments to the board via email, firstname.lastname@example.org. We would like all comments by March 9th, 2022. The board will then discuss your comments with our engineer and continue to provide updates to the HOA as the project progresses. As a board, we feel this project is worthy of undertaking and represents the best long term interests of the neighborhood. After reviewing feedback from our residents, assuming the project moves forward, our next anticipated step is going out for public bid.
We value your feedback and look forward to your input.


Any time a private company is involved in anything they are involved because they will make big profits from it. This type of arrangement will end up costing taxpayers more as many (if not most) of the roads built will be toll roads. Instead of spending money on Trump's stupid Wall-take that $25 billion and apply it to imporving the infrastructure. If I remember correctly Trump promised that the fed. gov. would be investing in infrastructure improvement, now it seems that that promise was just one more lie.


On Saturday, March 2nd the City’s Planning Commission
is hosting a community visioning workshop
focused on the Frankford Transportation Center. The event will take place from 10:00a to 1:00p at Frankford Aria Health, 4900 Frankford Avenue, in the 2nd floor conference rooms / cafeteria.
We hope you will be able to join – and please help us spread the word for what will surely be a productive morning!


Build to Suit opportunity in West De Pere on Interstate 41 and Southbridge Road.
- *First I-41 Interchange of Green Bay Metro Area
Fully improved in TIF District with excellent visibility!
- Interstate 41 frontage
Parcel A is 15.37 acres / can be subdivided.
Parcel B is 3.93 useable of 6.867 acres.
Many potential uses including office, hotel, medical and retail opportunities…
*SOUTHBRIDGE CONNECTOR / INTERCHANGE to connect Southbridge Rd direct access from I-41. The road will begin at Packerland Drive in the Town of Lawrence, continue along a new road to a new Interstate 41 INTERCHANGE and follow Southbridge and Red Maple Roads to the Fox River. The connector will then cross the Fox River and follow Rockland Road and a new road to reach the intersection of CTY Highways X and GV in the Town of Ledgeview.
Construction begins in 2025.
- Mike Maedke
- (920) 360-7100
See attached Flyer
15.37 Acres & 6.867 Acres


DC Funk Parade
On Saturday, May 3, 2014, the DC Funk Parade will take place in the District of Columbia. In conjunction with this event, there will be several street closures that motorists should take into consideration:
The parade will assemble on Vermont Ave NW between Florida Ave NW & U Street NW at 5:00 pm.
The parade will start at Vermont Ave NW & V Street NW. The Parade will travel west on V Street NW and south on Ben Ali Way then disband in the alley prior to U Street NW.
Race for Hope 5K
The Metropolitan Police Department and the Department of Transportation would like to inform the public of street closures in conjunction with the Race for Hope 5K scheduled for Sunday, May 4, 2014.
The following streets around Freedom Plaza will close at 4:30 am for set up and will re-open at 1:00 pm:
• Pennsylvania Avenue, NW from 14th Street, NW to 12th Street, NW
• 13th Street, NW from Pennsylvania Avenue, NW to E Street, NW
The race will start at 9:00 am and all streets will re-open no later than 11:00 am:
• Southeast on Pennsylvania Avenue, NW from 12th Street, NW to 3rd Street, NW (Start)
• South on 3rd Street, NW to Independence Avenue, SW
• West on Independence Avenue, SW to 4th Street, SW
• South on 4th Street, SW to E Street, SW
• East on E Street, SW to 3rd Street, SW
• North on 3rd Street, SW to Maryland Avenue, NW
• Northeast on Maryland Avenue, NW to First Street, NW
• North on First Street, NW to Constitution Avenue, NW
• West on Constitution Avenue, NW to Pennsylvania Avenue, NW
• Northwest on Pennsylvania Avenue, NW to 12th Street, NW (Finish)


By Sophia Kishkovsky from The Art Newspaper
Dynamo Stadium, before demolition
Preservationists are voicing growing concerns about Moscow’s architectural heritage and the state’s role in ensuring it survives. The controversial destruction of monuments has contributed to recent anti-government protests in Russia, even though a number of preservationists believe that Moscow’s authorities are doing a better job of saving landmark buildings under Sergei Sobyanin, who was elected as the city’s mayor in 2010, than under his predecessor Yuri Luzhkov, who was notorious for allowing historical architecture to be demolished.
The disputed sites include two that are now controlled by the state-owned VTB Bank: Dinamo Stadium, which is being redeveloped as a potential venue for the 2018 FIFA World Cup in a project worth at least Rb20bn ($635m), and Detsky Mir, a children’s store in Lubyanka Square, next door to the former headquarters of the KGB.
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Planning Your Visit
Pyramid Atlantic is located in
the Gateway Arts District in
4318 Gallatin Street
Hyattsville, MD 20781
Monday: By appointment only
TRANSPORTATION AND PARKING:
Metro: The West Hyattsville stop on the Green Line is 1.5 miles away. Bus connection: Go to BUS BAY E to catch the F8 bus going in the direction of Cheverly Station. From there, it is about 10 minutes from the train station to the Baltimore Ave & Gallatin St stop.
Bus: The G8 Metro Bus services Farragut Square in DC to Avondale and passes the Rhode Island Ave metro station on the Red Line. Get off at the Baltimore Ave & Gallatin St stop.
Parking: Meters are available along Route 1, Gallatin Street, and in Franklin's parking lot. Click 'Where To Park' image to enlarge.
MARC Train: The Riverdale Station of the Camden line is 1 mile away and connects D.C. (Union Station) to Baltimore (Camden Station), passing through Laurel. Note that this line only runs on weekdays. Link to PDF schedule here.
Airports: Reagan National (DCA), Baltimore Washington International (BWI), or Dulles International (IAD)


The Dept. of Environmental Services say that traffic will be affected next week as construction crews rehabilitate wastewater pipes in and around the Honolulu area.
City crews and contractors will conduct sewer pipe work on the following dates and locations, with work occuring 8:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m.:
Wednesday: 1930 Kam IV Rd. / 2013 Aoao Pl. / 1855 Vancouver Pl. / 1867 Vancouver Dr.
Thursday: 2419-2414 Hihio Pl. / 1804 Kam IV Rd. / N. Vineyard Blvd. & Waipa Ln.
Friday, Sept. 5: 1615 Martin St. / 2111 Kahaha St. / 1855 Vancouver Pl. / 1867 Vancouver Dr. / N. Vineyard Blvd. & Waipa Lane Liliha St. & N. Vineyard Blvd.
Tuesday and Wednesday: 2417-2443 Naai St.
Tuesday through Friday, Sept. 5: Likelike Hwy. (near 1753 Akahi St.) / Alokele St. & Winant St. / Machado St. & Kalihi St. / 1576-1614 Kamohoalii St.


05:11PM, Monday 09 May 2022
More closures are planned on the M4 this weekend as works continue on the smart motorway project.
The motorway will be shut in both directions between Junction 5 (Langley) and Junction 6 (Slough/Windsor) from 8pm on Saturday, May 14 to 6am on Monday, May 16.
Overnight closures are also planned on Tuesday, May 10 between Junction 10 (Winnersh Interchange) and Junction 8/9 (Maidenhead).
The motorway will be shut in both directions between the two junctions from 8pm to 6am the following morning.
Burnham Park Academy and a scenic spot near Windsor and Eton Bridge are among the locations to feature in a new romantic drama on Netflix.


The possibility of adding a speed hump was brought up at our neighborhood’s annual meetings, discussed at HOA Board Meetings and two recent neighborhood meetings specifically called for the discussion of speed humps. At the most recent meeting, it was recorded that 31 homeowners voiced an opinion against the speed humps while only 5 voice an opinion for them.
At the following Board meeting, March 17, 2008 the Board voted unanimously (5-0) against having the speed hum installed, citing that it was obvious to them that an overwhelming majority of the neighborhood was against having a speed hump installed.
The Board has convened a task force to investigate alternatives to the speed hump as a speed deterrent. The community feels that speeding is an issue throughout the neighborhood, not just on Billingham Drive, and the Board of Directors has formed a committee to look at a comprehensive and broader approach for solutions to the speeding issue.


We appreciate the work of residents to clean up yard waste in the fall. Weather permitting, the City of Newton will continue curbside pickups of yard waste through December 18 this year.
Just a friendly reminder that leaves on sidewalks and streets near homes are the responsibility of the resident to clean up and dispose of.
Just like trash and recycling carts, yard waste must be at the curb no later than 7am on the day of your collection.
Meanwhile, please note that the City of Newton will once again be collecting holiday trees so they may be disposed of after holiday celebrations end. Tree pickups at curbside will be held during the weeks of January 4 and January 11.
Thank you for your cooperation.


What is the purpose of your wall?
- Are you retaining land on your property?
- Are you building a raised garden bed?
- Is the wall in a prominent area where people will see, making the finished look important?
Retaining walls can provide a practical solution to your soil erosion or sloped land issues. They can also be an excellent way to add value and functionality to your property. While the primary purpose of a retaining wall is to tackle the above challenges, it can be so much more. SS Scapes prides itself on constructing structural retaining walls within your budget including planter spaces and in-built seating.
SS Scapes specialise in timber, block and concrete sleeper walls. All are sturdy and durable enough to withstand Queensland conditions long term and each brings different design and budget options.


Big River First Nation Upcoming Events
New High School
Aodbt architecture + interior design and the school steering committee has begun design work on a new High School for the community. On February 1, 2018 the consultants held a Community Information Session to meet with school staff, Elders, and community members to present the findings of the School Feasibility Study, discuss 21st-Century Learning concepts, get information from the community, and answer questions about the design process.
The new school will be approximately 5,100 square metres in size, and include the latest in educational amenities.


Home Page: Notices
December 21, 2012 NOTICE RE: GARBAGE PICK UP!!
ADVANCED DISPOSAL HAS INFORMED THE TOWN THAT DUE TO THE SNOWSTORM THEY WILL BE PICKING UP GARBAGE IN THE TOWNSHIP ON SATURDAY, DEC. 22, 2012!
September 19, 2017 Special Town Board Meeting - Road Supervisor & Part Time Plow Driver's
July 3, 2017 Notice of Rezoning Granted - Zabel Family Trust Property
June 20, 2017 Notice of Public Hearing for Zabel Family Trust Rezoning & Special Town Board Meeting
June 12, 2017 2017 Road Bid Notice
June 12, 2017 Notice Public Hearing - Zoning Ordinance Amendments
June 7, 2017 Notice Town Board to Tour Roads & Meeting to Review Roads
April 18, 2017 ANNUAL TOWN MEETING
April 18, 2017 Open Book of the Assessment Roll
January 14, 2017 Town 2017 Caucus
November 28, 2016 Special Town Board Meeting - Access Control Ordinance & Right-of-Way Ordinance Review & Possible Adoption


Property Ref: EAS170143
Life Residential are pleased to present this 5th floor spacious 1259 Sq. Ft. three bedroom, two bathroom apartment set in East London's most spectacular residential, business and leisure developments. The property is situated on the bank of the river Thames just moments from Pontoon Dock DLR giving excellent access to Canary Wharf, The City and West End. With City Airport nearby and Crossrail (Custom House) estimated to open in 2018, plus a brand new Thames Clipper Pier in close proximity, the transport options from this development are truly magnificent. Covering 15 hectares, Royal Wharf will provide a vibrant mix of 3,385 new homes and various restaurants, cafe's, offices, shops and a new school.
Tower Hill, Canary Wharf, North Greenwich
Woolwich Arsenal, Poplar, Fenchurch Street
Situated in Zones 1-3
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N Loop Boulevard 1-4 Units Multi family site in excellent location with utilities available. City Street, City Water, City Sewer, Natural gas. Adjoining block wall. Professional Survey completed. Duplex Plans available for purchase from owner. Buyer to verify all property characteristics, utilities, zone, location, etc.


This fall, Thurston County Public Works will be installing shoulder rumble strips, weather permitting, along portions of Steamboat Island Road. "While we work to make your community safer," a recent announcement reads, "construction activity and minor delays will occur."
Postcards have been mailed to residents near where this work will take place.
If you have any questions, contact Brandon Hicks at (360) 867-2358 or click this link to visit the web site of Thurston County Public Works.
Click the images below, to see larger versions of them.


Division Ave. Construction Site
Jack Ropoleski - 2007
The building site at the SE corner of Division Ave, and Crescent St. looks west toward Ionia Ave. where the former Union Bank Building is at center left. Two large pieces of construction equipment are working on the site, and large segments of concrete piping are in the foreground.
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2023's Roadway Resurfacing Contract has been awarded to Earle Asphalt Company and work is scheduled to take place on or about June 5, 2023.
The following eight (8) roadways will be resurfaced.
Approximate Duration of Work*
Road Specific Details
19 ADA ramps; widening existing sidepath from 6’ to 8’ where space allows
Excludes all private cul-de-sacs; Breckridge Road, Clarke Court, Scribner Court, Vreeland Court, Beatty Court, Greenland Court, Leslie Court
John Street Alley
RT-27 to Hulfish
Adding a raised crosswalk at Hulfish end
Griggs Drive & Billie Ellis Lane
Excludes all private parking areas; William Livingston Court, Jonathan Dayton Court, David Brearly Court, William Patterson Court
Journeys End Lane
Adding two parrallel parking spaces and sidepath near Pettit Place
Stuart Road East
Replacing asphalt sidepath
Storm drainage improvements
* The duration of work is an estimated total number of non-consecutive ‘working’ days (Mon-Fri), conditional upon dry weather conditions. Working hours for all roadways will be between 7:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m.


Board Bill Number 87 | Session 2019-2020
Redevelopment Plan for 7202-7220 Arsenal
An ordinance approving a blighting study and Redevelopment Plan for the 7202-7220 Arsenal St. Redevelopment Area
- Introduced (385.96 KB PDF)
Ordinance: 71082 effective 03/03/2020
Committee: Neighborhood Development
Legislative activities for this board bill. Learn more about what these activities mean.
01/17/2020 Final Passage Vote Results
Ordinance Number: 71082
Effective Date: 03/03/2020
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Delight The Community With Sustainable And Bright Solar Street Lights.
Greenshine solar LED street lights provide an integrated system for outdoor street lighting. These high-output, independently-powered lights minimize safety risks when traveling at night or during low light conditions, promoting safer and more accessible community environments. We use stainless steel poles, and solar panels integrated with high lumen LEDs (Light Emitting Diodes) for our light fixtures which are brighter and more reliable than grid-tie systems.
Solar Street Light Technology
Greenshine provides solar lighting systems that deliver the best technology on the market while providing a wide range of customization options to fit your needs.
SOLAR STREET LIGHT BATTERIESOur solar street lights use deep-cycle gel acid batteries, the best available for constant charge and recharge. You have a wealth of options with battery placement–at the top of the pole for better electrical path, at the middle of the pole for high security, at the bottom of the pole for easy access and stability, or you can elect to have the batteries buried if desired. Does your area get limited sunlight during the day? Double up on the batteries for extended autonomy time.
PHOTOVOLTAIC SOLAR PANELSOur photovoltaic (PV) panels use Greenshine Smart Power Technology which gives the rechargeable battery up to 6 days of autonomy. Our high quality solar panels are composed of mono-crystalline silicon, which provides at least 5 percent performance over other technologies. Made of 99.9 percent pure silicon, they are specially-developed panels that absorb high levels of solar power.
GALVANIZED STEEL POLESOur solar street light steel poles are beefy, substantial poles that can withstand hurricane-force winds and destructive forces. They’re perfect for streets since they can resist strong impacts. Breakaway bases are also an option if there’s a concern about traffic collision.
SIMPLE INSTALLATIONEach lighting system is incredibly easy to install with heavy lifting equipment. Use a hoist, forklift, or crane to erect the light onto its pedestal. Every light has a step-by-step manual for solar light installation and comes with all the tools needed. If you have a question about a new project, contact one of our solar light experts.
Commercial solar led street Lighting SYstems
At Greenshine New Energy, we offer three state-of-the-art systems perfect for outdoor street lighting. In our Supera, Brighta, and Lumina series, you’ll find high-quality LED fixtures that couple with solar panels for maximum efficiency and savings. Made of hot-dipped, powder-coated, galvanized steel for the poles and Cree LEDs for the fixtures, these systems offer reliable lighting for a breadth of different spaces and can withstand a myriad of harsh weather conditions.
The Supera is a Solar LED street lighting system featuring a 60 or 80 watt cobra head style LED fixture with monocrystalline solar panels. The Supera pole is typically 26’ or 30’ in height. It can feature various fixtures which include the 260, 290D (Dark Sky Compliant), or NSB Pro. Color customization options are available with minimum order quantity.
Commercial solar LED street light fixtures
Our solar LED street light fixtures use CREE LEDs to provide a wide range of lighting intensity and distribution patterns to illuminate the broadest streets for extremely high, color-accurate visibility. We provide various fixture styles for your solar street lighting application – from cobra head, dome-shaped top, to decorative style fixtures.
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Rowlett PropertyMLS #:11641505
Great location! Frontage on Lakeview Parkway. High visibility and traffic counts! 5.397 Acres according to survey. Zoned C-2 General Commercial and Retail. Great location for Retail, Medical, Office, Church, etc.
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000 Union Road 155 Acs. on Union Rd. nice area for future residential land development. Outside city limits.


Clematis by Night
Every Thursday from 6 p.m. – 9 p.m. on the Waterfront. N. and S. Clematis St. between Narcissus Ave. and Flagler Dr. and Narcissus Ave. between Banyan Blvd. and Clematis St. will be closed from 6 p.m. – 9 p.m.
More details here.
West Palm Beach Antique & Flea Market
Every Saturday from 8:30 a.m. – 2 p.m. on Clematis Street between Olive Avenue and Dixie Highway
Bill Bone State CRIT Championship
Saturday, May 18, 2019 (From 6 a.m. – 8:30 p.m.) — Flagler Drive between Banyan Boulevard to Lakeview Avenue
Clematis Streetscape Phase II
Now through October 2019 — 200 Block of Clematis Street
Rosemary Avenue Construction
Now through June 2019 — Rosemary Avenue from Okeechobee Boulevard to Hibiscus Street
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Johnson City definitely needs to have a corridor study completed in order to ensure the best use for the General Mills property. If Evolve is threatening to pull out if this is not approved immediately, then let them pull out. This is far too important for the East Tennessee State University and downtown communities to rush into anything.
Aside from student housing, any rent-by-the-room living arrangement is known as a boarding house, not multi-family. We cannot let the city suffer by following a bad decision with another, solely to get this property off the Chamber’s hands. Another entity will come forward and make this a fantastic property for all people in Johnson City.


The Street, Bredhurst
UPDATE - Start date of work has now changed to 7th September
Kent County Council will be working to improve the road surface of The Street, Bredhurst between the junctions of Forge Lane and Medway border (Bredhurst village sign).
Works are programmed to start on the
10th August 2022
7th September 2022and should take 3 days to complete. These
activities will be undertaken during a working window between the hours of
07.00 – 19.00.
This type of work can be affected by bad weather, so if it is not possible for the work to be carried out at this time, KCC will arrange a new date and let you know via a letter drop to your home.
KCC will also put up signs along the road, before work starts, showing the date KCC plan to start work.
During these essential works it will be necessary to close the road completely so that KCC can carry out the works safely for both the workforce and road users. The diversion route will be via Maidstone Road, Wigmore Road, Sharsted Way, Hempstead Valley Drive, Chapel Lane, Hempstead Road, Lidsing Road, Dunn Street Road and vice versa.
Public Notice - The Street - 07-09-22.pdf


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The Transportation Services Department is charged with the following planning related responsibilities:
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In 1927 the bridge over the eastern end of Lake Pontchartrain from Chef Menteur to Slidell was nearing completion. So the push was on to sell land in Slidell.
Numerous newspaper ads appeared in the New Orleans Times Picayune commending the new city for its business potential, as well as its beauty and promise of tourism. Ninty-five years ago, this advertisement on June 30, 1927, talked about Main Street extension for business location properties:
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A zero-sum game between Northern Powerhouse Rail and Crossrail 2 isn’t one we need to play. Northern Powerhouse Rail will connect some of our great Northern cities. Crossrail 2 will stop our capital city from grinding to a halt. Both will drive growth and productivity, and benefit the whole of the UK economy.
Crossrail 2 is critical to the capital’s growth and something London, and London business, is willing to pay for.
Demand for public transport in our capital is expected to increase by 50pc in the next 30 years. A failure to meet this growing demand will have negative effects on the whole country’s economic growth.
If London’s growth can be increased from its long-run average, it would yield...
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Residents in Norbury have launched a fighting fund a possible challenge through the courts to a Brick by Brick housing scheme which, they maintain, will build on land over which there is a legally binding covenant which forbids development.
Other sites proposed in the loss-making council-owned house-builders drive to concrete over the borough have been quietly dropped after painstaking research by councillors have managed to unearth legal documents which the council’s planning team and Brick by Brick had previously overlooked.
But residents on Covington Way and Crescent Way fear that Brick by Brick are determined to bulldoze through their scheme on this site, regardless of any legal niceties.
At a council meeting earlier this month, Alison Butler, the two-house-owning Labour cabinet member for housing, dismissed concerns about the loss of a much-used community green space on Covington Way… because there is a park nearby.
Norwood Grove is, in fact, on the opposite side of a busy road – less accessible for small children, therefore – and is much used by dog walkers and tends not to drain well after rain. One local resident told Inside Croydon: “We use the green on Covington Way for community events, picnics, outdoor gatherings. The park does not provide the same kind of amenity for residents.”
“Even if they do scale it back, the fact remains that this will not be a community space any more,” resident Laura Cooper told the BBC-funded local democracy reporter. “We really don’t want it to go to court we just want them to accept the restricted covenant. We are losing hope and trust quickly.”
Another neighbour, Lisa Friel, said, “If we used the park we wouldn’t know each other. Because we’ve got this space we have got to know our neighbours. It creates a community.”
Brick by Brick’s plans call for a three-storey and four-storey building on the pocket of land, to provide six two-bedroom flats and three one-bed flats, as well as spaces for five cars. Using publicly-owned land and financed with public money, on a site sold by the council for less than its true market value, the properties could be worth more than £2million once finished and sold on the private market.
According to a Tory councillor, what is being planned is “a betrayal of trust”.
“They are flagrantly ignoring this legal agreement and will deprive local residents of a green space that is regularly used for community events,” Helen Pollard said. “As well breaking the legal agreement, this is a betrayal of trust.”
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Major step for new home of Hawke’s Bay athletics
Major first step for new home of Hawke’s Bay athletics
A major step in the development of Hastings’ new athletics facility will take place tomorrow at a ‘sod turning’ ceremony at Percival Road.
The turning of the sod and a blessing of the grounds is the first significant step in creating a new home for athletics in Hastings.
Mayor of Hastings District Lawrence Yule, who will attend Tuesday’s ceremony, said it was the first sign that something new and exciting was going to be built on the Percival Road site.
“The sod turning is a ceremony which signifies the beginning of the construction programme. It has great significance for the community, the athletics community in particular, as well as the Council, our consultants, and our partners in this project,” said Mr Yule.
The ceremony will be attended by kaumatua representing tangata whenua, neighbours, members of the athletics community, project consultants, Kelt Capital, and Hastings District Councillors, Mayor and Chief Executive.
Members of the media who wish to attend are welcome to do so and should contact Jessica Soutar Barron, Communications Officer.


Prime Buildable Lot Ready for Construction next to St. Tammany Junior High. Just one block from tennis courts and few blocks from Olde Towne Slidell. Zoned RD-2, multiple uses for this property. Drainage culverts and sidewalks already in place. Please see attached survey. Call Listing Agent with any questions. Sign on Property.
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Yard Waste Pick-up in Riverton begins Monday, March 18th
By the City of Riverton
(Riverton, Wyo) – Spring seems to have come early this year and a lot of you are getting a jump start on yard cleaning. With that in mind, the City of Riverton will begin having the yard waste facility open 7 days a week, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. beginning Saturday, March 16, 2013. We will begin collecting your yard waste containers Monday, March 18, 2013. If you have questions, please contact the Public Works office at 307-856-3687.


12129 Georgia Ave in Wheaton Out Res. (2), Silver Spring MD, 20902
On Site:61 Days
Lot Size:0.58 Acres
Lonestar Townhouse , Ideal Location, To Be Build 5 Luxury Townhouses Walking Distance to Glenmont Metro, Preliminary Plans and Storm Water Management Approved by WSSC and Montgomery County, Structural Plans, Bidding Plans, 7 Lots, Public Water and Public Sewer are Available, RT-15 (townhouse minimum tract area: 40,000 sq.ft.; 15 dwellings units/acre) Raw Land To Be Build Plans are Available, Thank you for requesting to view the plans, but we require a submission of proof of funds before we can release those documents., ARV (Value around 3.5 Million $), Plans and Permits Include (3) -24 Ft Wide and 40 Ft length with 3 Levels Townhouses with Double Garage and (2) -21 Ft Wide and 40 Ft length with 3 Levels Townhouse With Double Garage, Call LA With Any Questions
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To approve the 2023/24 Integrated Transport Block (ITB) capital programme for implementation.
Decision type: Key
Reason Key: Affects more than 1 ward;
Decision status: For Determination
Notice of proposed decision first published: 17/05/2022
Decision due: 15 Mar 2023 by Cabinet
Lead member: Cabinet Member for Regeneration and Highways
Lead director: Julie Rogers (Director of Public Realm)
Contact: Julie Rogers (Director of Public Realm).


The University of Oklahoma requested a cutting-edge retail hub to display the latest technologies within the historic Memorial Union. ONE University, where innovation meets tradition, is a dynamic space where the OU community can experience groundbreaking technology like never before. This one-of-a kind project was conceived as part store and part playground. With that in mind, The McKinney Partnership Architects designed a space that combines OU tradition on the storefront with a modern interior that inspires you to dream, design, and create.
The University of Oklahoma


Many thanks our volunteers who are dedicated to SFDC’s mission of revitalizing and redeveloping the Richmond Highway corridor. Local residents, business owners and community members help plan events, market the corridor, and give valuable input through serving on SFDC’s volunteer committees.
Committee 1: MCAPT (Marketing, Community Appearance, Planning, and Transportation)
Committee 2: Economic Development
For more information on how to get involved with SFDC, please feel free to contact us.


The villages of Broadview and Maywood were both selected to receive grant money from Cook County to fund critical infrastructure projects.
The grants were awarded through the 2018 Invest In Cook program, which identifies projects within the county that align with the county’s Long Range Transportation Plan.
The county granted Maywood $200,000 to help pay for roadway improvements along 19th Avenue, from Madison Street to St. Charles Road. The grant funds will pay for phase 1 engineering services, which include utility reviews, lighting analysis and an environmental survey. Click for rest of the story...
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Drivers Are Reminded to "Pull Aside, Stay Alive" This Monsoon Season
Where will you be when the dust settles?
ADOT Seeks Public Comments
New MVD Interactive Map
2016-2020 Tentative Airport Capital Improvement Program
Red Diesel Is Not Street Diesel
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Artist Workshop and Public Conversation
December 11, 2018 @ 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Please join LAND Studio and the RTA for a conversation about public art for the newly renovated RTA East 116th/Saint Luke’s Station. Refreshments will be served.
Event takes place on Tuesday, December 11th from 5-7 PM at Cleveland Public Library, Rice Branch (11535 Shaker Boulevard, Cleveland OH 44104).


$25 million revamp coming to MARTA Five Points Station
“Make this place sing and I know you are going to do it Atlanta style.”
ATLANTA, Ga. (CBS46) - MARTA’s Five Points Station is getting a $25 million transformation, thanks to a new federal grant.
Every MARTA rider CBS46 spoke to today told us the same four words, ‘It is about time!’
”The heart of the MARTA system in the heart of the city,” said Collie Greenwood, MARTA Interim General Manager and CEO.
”I am here to tell you, a promise made, promise kept. I brought you the receipt. You’ve got $25 million to make this place sing and I know you are going to do it Atlanta style,” said Mitch Landrieu, White House Infrastructure Coordinator.
Thanks to a federal grant, MARTA will have $25 million to transform the hub of their stations, Five Points, into a space built for the millions of people who travel through the area every year.
”We are making history here today. This is the first time in MARTA history we have brought together local funding and state funding to leverage extensive federal funding in support of a critical transit project,” said Greenwood.
MARTA released renderings today of what these renovations will look like. The plan is for construction to begin in 2024 and finish in 2028.
”People need to get from here to there, in a fast, safe way that actually helps save the planet,” said Landrieu.
“This is a bipartisan, transformational project that will make a real difference in people’s lives,” said Greenwood.
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https://www.waternewsnetwork.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/water-news-network.png 0 0 Ed Joyce https://www.waternewsnetwork.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/water-news-network.png Ed Joyce2021-04-20 09:18:372021-04-20 09:18:37With Help from American Rescue Plan, Thousand Oaks Plans $111 Million of Infrastructure Projects
With Help from American Rescue Plan, Thousand Oaks Plans $111 Million of Infrastructure Projects
Thousand Oaks plans to upgrade much of its aging infrastructure over the next two fiscal years, with help from President Joe Biden’s recently enacted American Rescue Plan.
“The city is nearing 60 years old and our infrastructure is aging,” Jaime Boscarino, Thousand Oaks’ finance director, said in presenting the proposed capital improvement budget for fiscal years 2022 and 2023 at Tuesday night’s City Council meeting. Thousand Oaks was incorporated in 1964.


From 11:00 until 18:00 today, Thursday 10 December, roads leading to Twickenham station and stadium are expected to be busy due to an event.
Until 06:00 on Wednesday 23 December, there are various full overnight closures in both directions on Victoria Embankment and Upper Thames Street, from Westminster Bridge to Southwark Bridge. This is due to Cycle Superhighway carriageway resurfacing works. For more information, please click here
Until 05:00 on Saturday 12 December, A406 Angel Road (North Circular Road) will be closed at the junction of Montagu Road due to maintenance work. There are no works today, Thursday 10 December.
Until 08:00 on Sunday 20 December, Southend Arterial Road has various lane and road closures in place, between Gallows Corner Flyover and Ardleigh Green Road, due to bridge replacement works. On the weekend of Saturday 12 December and Sunday 13 December, the A127 Southend Arterial Road will be closed both ways from 20:00 on the Saturday to 08:00 on the Sunday, to facilitate preparatory works ahead of the bridge replacement. Should this be delayed, works will take place on the weekend of Saturday 19 December and Sunday 20 December.
Until 19:00 on Wednesday 16 December, there are two-way temporary traffic signals in place at Creek Road, at the junction of Creekside. This is due to utility works.
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- Picnic shelter reservations are accepted starting in early February and continues throughout the summer. Shelter reservations are available to town residents only. ONLINE ONLY reservations!!!! Fees range from $25-$225.
- Shelters are located at Keysa, Westwood, and Walden Pond Parks and can accommodate 20-75 people.
- NO ELECTRICITY AT WESTWOOD PARK SHELTERS #5&7!
- Year-round reservations are also taken for the indoor building at Westwood Park which can accommodate approximately 150 people. The fee is $150 Monday - Friday and $225 Saturdays and Sundays
- PAVILION IS NOT AIR CONDITIONED
POLICY FOR PICNIC RESERVATIONS 2023
RESERVATIONS WILL BEGIN ONLINE ONLY MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 2023 at 8:00 AM.
Pavement Road between Erie Street & Westwood Road
This beautiful park has 175 acres and is a year-round recreational facility. The park offers a walking/bike path, and cross country skiing. It has an enclosed pavilion which accommodates 150 people as well as 8 shelters accommodating 20-50 people. There are baseball, t-ball, and softball diamonds, and a multi-purpose field. Playground equipment and lavatory facilities are also available.
Map of Westwood Park
Santa at Westwood Park
Westwood Park Memorial Garden
Within Westwood Park
Walden Pond Park
Walden Ave. near Ransom Rd.
Walden Pond is a 56 acre park which has 8 softball diamonds, 3 sand volleyball courts, as well as a multi-purpose field, soccer field and football field. Seven shelters which seat 20-50 people enhance this park. Playground equipment and lavatory facilities are also available.
Map of Walden Pond Park
Keysa Town Park
Brady Ave. & Vandenburg Ave.
Keysa Town Park is home to our large outdoor pool as well as a wading pool. There are basketball courts, inline hockey rink, baseball diamond, playground equipment and lavatory facilities. A large shelter accommodating 75 people is available for rental.
The telephone Number for Keysa Park poolhouse is (716) 288-7211
Meadow Lea Park
Broezel Ave. & Ronald Dr.
Meadow Lea Park is the Town of Lancaster’s best kept secret. It offers a splash pad, new basketball court, four square, softball diamond, playground equipment, and lavatory facilities.
The Heritage Trail is open year round for your outdoor activities with the exception of the trail being closed during fall hunting season for your safety.
The Heritage Trail is a scenic 4 mile long bike trail stretching from Walter Winter Drive to Town Line Road. The Heritage Trail is perfect for biking, walking and inline skating as well as cross country skiing during the winter months.
Parking and Trail Access
Trail-goers may access the Heritage Trail via Erie Street to Walter Winter Drive or by following Commerce Drive through the Village of Lancaster Industrial Park. The other entrance is off Town Line Road, between Walden Avenue and Westwood Road. Public parking lots are located at both entrances.


A building with a gross floor area of 31,000 m² on seven storeys was constructed for the German Agency for International Cooperation (GIZ). IGM developed a special construction based on the USC65 element facade. The MHZ sun protection was installed in special extruded profiles and the blinds were fully integrated in the all-element facade. The ventilation flap is likewise a special construction with a floating post profile. All-element curved and segmented areas were created.
Sheet metal cladding


|Tiretta Bazar Map|
|Tiretta Bazar, the Old China Town of Calcutta(Kolkata), is an amazing maze of lanes & by - lanes. The map shown above is just a rough sketch and although the roads are shown straight but in reality the meander through the most cosmopolitan parts of Calcutta (Kolkata).|
The map shows the approximate location of the six temples of Tiretta Bazar, Old Chiona Town of Calcutta (Kolkata) and also the site for Chinese Morning Breakfast which is served every day from 6 - 9 am.
Map not to scale.
The roads marked in the map are not actually straight.


On Saturday, May 16, the Alexandria City Council held their last public hearing on the Potomac Yard Metrorail Station project. After hearing from the public, City Council will consider the selection of an LPA for the Potomac Yard Metrorail Station at a special meeting to be held on Wednesday, May 20, at 7:00 PM in the Council Chambers, 301 King Street.
We’ll have a LIVE blog going at 6:30 PM on Wednesday. Make plans to join us!
For more information about this project, please contact Lee Farmer or visit the City’s Potomac Yard website. Formal comments can be submitted at any time throughout the EIS process to email@example.com.


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A. Access Required: Construction or placement of structures, walls, pavement, facilities, things, materials or debris, except authorized driveways, over the top of or near public water and sewer main lines or appurtenances thereto, such that the mains cannot be accessed for maintenance, repair or replacement, shall not be allowed.
B. Exceptions: The city may grant exceptions in cases where construction or placement makes it impractical to relocate mains or appurtenances thereto only if the owner indemnifies the city from any loss or damage that may directly or indirectly be occasioned by such construction or placement.
C. Relocation Of Mains: Relocation of mains or appurtenances thereto shall be at the sole cost of the owner and according to city specifications and standards. (Ord. 1997-11, 10-7-1997)


Another 60 volunteers, including quite a few babes in arms, planted 675 trees bringing our total trees planted for the Redlynch Master Plan to 3675 with two more plantings to go, June 30 & July 7.
Bring sun smart gear, covered shoes, gloves and water. All tools supplied… as well as morning tea at 9.30am. Directions from Cairns: On the Redlynch Connection Road turn left at the second set of lights opposite Coles at Redlynch Central shopping centre and follow the signs.
This Redlynch Master Plan project is supported by Cairns Regional Council and Woolworths Redlynch Central.
Photo credit: Simone Vinton


Dereham Town Council have 7 allotment sites:-
- Cemetery Road
- Cherry Lane 1
- Cherry Lane 2
Plots are available on a first come, first served basis with priority being given to residents of Dereham.
Most plots are priced between £10.00 and £40.00 per annum, depending on size.
To apply for an allotment please complete an application form and return it to Dereham Town Council.


Lafarge North America’s Lafarge SF and NewCem slag cements are playing a crucial role in constructing the new Tappan Zee Bridge (New NY Bridge) – the largest bridge construction project in New York history – as more than 300,000 cu. yd. of high-performance concrete will be used.
The 3.1-mile twin-span Hudson River crossing replaces the Tappan Zee Bridge built in 1955, and will be one of the widest cable-stayed structures of its kind in the world. The New NY Bridge will include eight traffic lanes, four breakdown lanes, a bicycle and pedestrian lane, and state-of-the-art traffic-monitoring systems, as well as bus rapid transit and commuter-rail trains.
The project required the crossing’s primary structural components to provide a 100-year service life before needing major maintenance. To meet these stringent requirements for the substructure, Lafarge collaborated with engineers from Tappan Zee Constructors, LLC, to conduct sophisticated life cycle analysis and testing of different high-slag content mix recipes with numerous aggregates and admixture combinations.
Primary considerations in selecting the optimum concrete mix formulation for the bridge towers, piles, columns, caps and piers were strength, long-term durability, low heat of hydration, and excellent ASR mitigation and sulfate resistance. To achieve these performance goals, the team decided on a high-performance concrete containing a 64/36 percent mix of NewCem slag cement and Portland Type I/II cement. Engineered for long-term durability, NewCem slag cement helps structures achieve greater strength potential, reduced permeability, and increased resistance to sulfate attack and alkali silica reaction. High replacement levels of slag cement in properly proportioned mixes also help control shrinkage, creep and thermal cracking in mass concrete structures.
The full bridge is supported by 86 piers, most of which bolster the long approaches (encompassing about 2 million sq. ft.) to the bridge’s main span. To meet the challenges of the approach spans over the river, their driving surface comprises nearly 6,000 precast deck segments of high-performance concrete containing Lafarge’s high-performance SF blended cement. This portland-silica fume cement blend produces concrete with a significantly higher compressive strength than normal concrete and is recommended for structures exposed to seawater, chloride ions, deicing salts and chemical attack, noted Lafarge. For the crossing’s main spans, approximately 1,000 precast concrete deck panels containing Lafarge Portland I/II cement will serve as the roadway.


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The Hills 281 is 21 apartments that will be build in Hilda street, Hatfield, Pretoria in Hillside opposite Springbok Park. This modern apartment will be in walking distance for the Gautrain station.


The Pleasant Experience in Friern Barnet, N10
Friern Barnet is located in North London, in the London Borough of Barnet. Its central area is formed by an intersection of its busiest streets: Colney Hatch Lane, Friern Barnet Road, and Woodhouse Road. It was once an ancient parish in Middlesex and was known as ‘Little Barnet’. It was mostly a rural area until the 19th century, but with the coming of the railways, and the creation of the Colney Hatch Lunatic Asylum, it began a development towards a suburban area – a process that was sped up even more when the electric trams were introduced in the 1900s.
Edwardian and Victorian styles of property mark many of the streets of Friern Barnet, and most of them are occupied by their owners, but recently there has been a progression of rented flats and bedsits. Among the many upgrades that were introduced to the town, the Lunatic Asylum also received a modern redevelopment.
Among the new properties given to the area was the creation of Friern Village, a place for modern housing, as well as Friern Village Park, both next to the Princess Park Manor. A lot of Friern Barnet is a leafy suburb with a lot of open spaces and private gardens. There is also Friery Park, the North Middlesex Golf Club, and the Coppetts Wood nature reserve.
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FROM LOCAL SOURCES
JASPER -- The Jasper Street Department will be closing 100 South, from Dispatch Rd to Kimball Blvd, beginning Tuesday, Sept. 29th.
The closure will begin around 8 a.m.
Crews will be doing shoulder work, removing a pipe & re-paving the area.
This project is expected to take 2 to 3 weeks, but, that depends on weather and other unforeseen events.
Residents in this area will have access to their homes, however, there will be no through traffic to this portion of 100 South. Again, that begins Tuesday morning.


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|Agness Bridge circa 1924|
Curry County Road Construction Projects
2019 CURRY COUNTY ROAD STRIPING PROJECT
The contracted County Road Striping Project is expected to begin Tuesday, August 6, 2019 and run two to three weeks barring weather delays. Work will begin in the north county area and progress south. This annual striping project includes painting the centerline and fog lines on various roads throughout Curry County. Motorists are advised to use caution when observing the striping equipment and to avoid crossing freshly painted lines. (Posted 7-30-2019)
2019 CENTRAL COUNTY PAVING PROJECT
A contracted paving project is scheduled to begin on various County roads in the Gold Beach area on Monday, July 15, 2019. The project consists of overlays on Nesika Road and Hillside Acres Road the week of July 15th, Wedderburn Loop the week of the 22nd, and Brooks Road and Thimbleberry Road the week of the 29th. Traffic control will consist of flaggers and a pilot car. Please proceed with caution when driving in the active work zone. All work is weather dependent and schedules may change. Please check the Notices and Updates page for a detailed schedule. If you have any questions, please call the Curry County Road Department at 541.247.7097 or email us here: email@example.com. (Posted 7-10-2019)
If you have any questions please contact the Road Department at 541-247-7097.
Please note that the online documents are for convenience copies only and not for bidding purposes. If you intend to bid the project, please contact the contracting officer at (541) 247-7097 and request a bound copy for submittal.
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Pine Bluff's mayor is hoping to improve public safety by requiring private clubs to close earlier.
A proposed ordinance would require all private clubs in the city to shut their doors at 1:00 a.m.
Mayor Debe Hollingsworth said having an earlier closing time would cut down on police calls to private clubs., according to the Arkansas News Bureau.
Pine Bluff businessman Lloyd Franklin said he opposes the move.
Franklin, who is also a member of the Jefferson County quorum court, said people will just take their partying to private residences.
The Pine Bluff city council is scheduled to give final consideration to the ordinance August 5.


Published on 19 December 2008 in London, Transport, bendy buses, buses, London, London buses, Mayor of London, Routemaster, Transport for London
I can still remember the reaction when I took my mother on a Routemaster bus for the first time. It was of surprise, slightly of bemusement and much of wonder. "This is like buses used to be when I was a child" was along the lines of what she said as we sat on the top deck in 2001.
Published on 28 November 2008 in London, Transport, Boris Johnson, cars, congestion charge, London, Mayor of London
I try to avoid anything too political on this blog. And sometimes fail. However the recent news that the West London Extension to the Congestion Charge will (subject to legal hurdles) end, is interesting.
Published on 2 August 2008 in Transport, Boris Johnson, British Transport Police, DLR, London Underground, Mayor of London, police
Every now and then you come across some statements that are quite interesting.
Published on 21 November 2005 in London, Transport, London, Mayor of London, newspapers, Oystercard, politics, railways, Silverlink Trains, trains
I love a good piece of unbiased, non-partisan, well researched reporting from my news sources. Which is why I tend to avoid This Is Local London.


Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina today opened 150 newly constructed bridges in 39 districts and 14 newly constructed overpasses of the Roads and Highways Department simultaneously.
She also unveiled the foundation stones of 1,100-metre Kewatkhali Bridge and 1,471-metre Rahmatpur Bridge over Brahmaputra river in Mymensingh, while opened newly constructed DTCA Bhaban for Dhaka Transport Coordination Authority, BRTA Automated Motor Vehicle Fitness Test Centre of Bangladesh Road Transport Authority, BRTC Bus Depot and Training Centre of Bangladesh Road Transport Corporation as well as conferred the financial assistance to the road accident victims.
The premier inaugurated these infrastructures through a virtual platform from a programme in Sarak Bhaban in the city’s Tejgaon area.
The audiences were also connected virtually from Mymensingh Circuit House Ground and BRTA Office in Mirpur.
She also unveiled a mural of Bangabandhu in Sarak Bhaban, the office of Roads and Highways Department.
In less than one year since the simultaneous inauguration of 100 bridges across the country, the prime minister opened 150 more bridges -- 40 bridges in Mymensingh Division, 32 in Dhaka Division, 27 in Chattogram, 22 in Rajshahi, 12 in Khulna, eight each in Barishal and Rangpur and one in Sylhet division.
Total length of the 150 bridges is 9.45km and the total length of 14 overpasses — eight in Rajshahi Division and six in Rangpur Division — is 689 meters.
The 1100-metre Kewatkhali bridge, which is set to be the largest steel-arch bridge in the country, will be constructed at a cost of Tk 3263.63 crore, while the 1471-metre Rahmatpur bridge will be constructed at a cost of Tk 358 crore by June 2025.
On 7 November 2022, PM Hasina opened the 100 bridges in 25 districts. The total length of the bridges was 5.5km.
Among the 150 bridges constructed with a total cost of Tk 3,287 crore, the notable ones include Garakola and Nayarhat bridges in Gopalganj, Chapair bridge in Gazipur, Titas bridge in Brahmanbaria, Muhuri bridge in Feni, Matamuhuri bridge in Cox’s Bazar, Machrong bridge in Barishal, Tulalampur bridge in Narail, Simakhali bridge in Magura, Arialkhar bridge in Bogura, Bahagili bridge in Nilphamari, Chatak-Surma bridge in Sylhet.
Eight of the new overpasses were constructed on Elenga-Hatikamrul-Rangpur Highway.
The premier opened the distribution of financial assistance among the road accident victims and family members. A total of 162 victims or family members-42 persons from Dhaka Division, 39 from Chattogram, 26 from Rajshahi, 18 from Rangpur, 11 from Khulna, 10 each from Mymensingh and Sylhet and six from Barishal division—received the financial assistance in the function.
Tk 5 lakh was given for a death victim's family, while Tk 3 lakh was provided to a seriously injured person and Tk 1 lakh to an injured person.
The distribution of the financial assistance among the road crash victims will continue.
Road Transport and Bridges Minister Obaidul Quader, Chairperson of Parliamentary Standing Committee on the Ministry of Road Transport and Bridges Rowshan Ara Mannan and Secretary of Road Transport and Highways Division ABM Amin Ullah Nuri spoke at the event.
Chief Engineer of Roads and Highways Department Syed Moinul Hasan delivered the welcome speech.
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Historic building in the center of La Orotava Escultor Estevez, La Orotava
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This historic Canarian building of 1000m2 with multiple spaces in perfect condition is located in the historic center of the municipality of La Orotava.
It is divided into 2 buildings of 2 floors each. A large courtyard is situated in the middle of both connecting them. Its stay is divided into several rooms that can be destined for multiple uses to your liking.
It has typical elements of traditional Canarian architecture, such as balconies, roofs and wooden floors, all in perfect condition and preserving the original appearance.
Its glass ceilings and large windows make this building a cozy and bright place.
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- Area: 1000 m2
- Sale price per m2: 635.00 €
- Floors: 2
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Mumbai: After taking control of Eastern Express and Western Express highways (EEH, WEH), the BMC will now desilt the drains and culverts on these key arterial roads. The civic body invited a tender on Thursday for the work that will be carried out throughout the year.
The BMC undertakes desilting of major and minor nullahs in the city, while the culverts below WEH and EEH were earlier cleaned by the Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA). Two months ago, BMC commissioner Iqbal Singh Chahal urged the Bombay High Court to make the BMC the sole planning authority for these two arterial roads.
Accordingly, the MMRDA handed over the control to the civic body on Nov 29. Now the BMC has to maintain a 25.23km WEH stretch starting from Mahim to Dahisar Check Naka and 18.75km EEH stretch between Sion and Mulund Check Naka.
The MMRDA and BMC have a history of locking horns over cleaning of drains, culverts to prevent waterlogging during monsoon. The BMC had questioned the MMRDA about cleaning of 31 culverts under EEH and 16 under WEH last monsoon. A civic official said that BMC’s control will facilitate desilting on time.
The civic body had also invited early tender to carry out desilting of minor drains and nullahs of the island city and eastern suburbs ahead of monsoon next year. The estimated cost of the work is around Rs46 crore. The estimated cost for desilting of WEH and EEH is around Rs15 crore and the work will be carried out till March 31, 2024.
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The NZ Transport Agency is advising motorists it will be carrying out maintenance work on State Highway 1 on the Brynderwyn Hills this Sunday evening.
The work which is dependent on fine weather is scheduled to start at 7pm at the top of the hill.
A stop/go will be in place to keep traffic moving, however the Transport Agency says people should allow extra time for their journeys.
The road will be fully operational again in time for peak morning traffic.
We apologise for any inconvenience while we carry out this important work to clear drain and prevent slips.


New play provision for Colts Close recreation ground
As a result of new homes built on Sunloch Close, Burbage Parish Council is to receive developer contributions (S106 funding) specifically to pay for new play and outdoor space provision on Colts Close recreation ground.
The Council is expecting to receive approximately £28,000 to be used for equipped children's play space, plus around £12,000 for formal open space provision (which could include sports pitches, fixed courts or multi-functional sports spaces) and another £3,000 for informal play space (which could include paths, picnic tables, bins and planted areas).
Surveys carried out recently among pupils in Years 7, 8 and 9 at Hastings High School suggested that a skate park, a BMX track and a zip wire would be popular attractions.
Other suggestions being considered are an outdoor gym and marked cycle/scooter paths
All of the new provision would be put on land owned by the Parish Council and not on the sports field owned by Burbage Lands Charity.
The money can only be used for the purposes outlined and cannot be use on another site or for other kinds of provision on Colts Close. Due to the limited funds, it will also not be possible to provide everything that has been suggested but the Parish Council will work with play providers to make the best use of the money available.
We would like to hear from as many people as possible who live near to and regularly use the space with suggestions and preferences for the site.
This feedback will help professional play providers to draw up a selection of potential schemes, which we will invite residents to consider as soon as they are available.
If you would like to get in touch, please email email@example.com or call 01455 637533 (Monday to Friday 9am until midday and then answerphone) or pop in to the parish office in Millennium Hall, Britannia Road, Monday to Friday between 9am and midday, before the end of August 2019.
Posted: Mon, 08 Jul 2019 15:29 by Parish Council


The intersection of 10th Street and Avenue G in Killeen will be closed from 6 a.m. to 9 a.m. today and from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Traffic will be detoured to Eighth Street during these times, the city said in a statement. Motorists should exercise caution while in the area and plan alternate routes if possible.
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North Gazette News/Delhi
The results for the DDA Housing Scheme 2014 have been declared by the authority here on Tuesday.
The housing scheme has offered over 25,000 flats across various categories. The price range is between Rs 7 lakh to Rs 1.2 crore. It is worth mentioning that ‘DDA Housing Scheme 2014’ was launched on September 01.
Click here to view results of Live draws of DDA: www.ddadrawlive.in.


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Crews to Suspend construction on Route 1A for Holiday weekend
The Route 1A highway reconstruction and widening project in Ellsworth will stop from noon on Thursday, July 1 until 6:00 a.m. on Tuesday, July 6, 2010 to accommodate holiday traffic headed to and from the DownEast and Acadia regions. There is a possibility of some paving work on Thursday night until 6 a.m. Friday morning.
Work is progressing as planned on the highway project that will result in wider travel lanes, paved shoulders and a smoother road surface along Route 1A.
Motorists should continue to drive with caution through this work zone since work may be occurring on Thursday night and construction equipment will be next to the roadway.
MaineDOT urges drivers to plan ahead and choose the route that best fits their travel or business plans. Project updates and travel alerts are available on the MaineDOT website, mainedot.gov where anyone can sign up for email alerts.
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Blog Entries - Mar. 2016
Warren County (Monday, March 14, 2016) – Bridge work requires the following lane and short-term full closures on Interstate 71 at the Socialville-Fosters Road bridge and I-71 at the Jeremiah Morrow bridge this week and next week.
Project Information for Lane Closure on Socialville-Fosters Road between Innovation Way and Columbia Road
Lebanon, Ohio – Deerfield Township / City of Mason - On Friday, March 11, 2016, Socialville-Fosters Road between Innovation Way and Columbia Road will be reduced to one lane between 9:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. Long delays can be expected. The detour posted for the full closure beginning Monday, March 14th may be used.
Daytime Road Closure on Western Row Road between Columbia Road and Socialville-Fosters Road, Tuesday March 8th; Wednesda
On Tuesday, March 8 and Wednesday, March 9, 2016, Western Row Road between Columbia Road and Socialville-Fosters will be closed between 9:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m., weather permitting...
DTFR to conduct live burn, emergency training the entire month of March at properties on Socialville-Foster Road, near Duke Boulevard.


- (2022): Stress Ribbon Footbridge over the Bystrzyckie Lake in Zagórze Śląskie – Design and Construction. Presented at: Footbridge 2022: Creating Experience, Madrid, Spain, 07-09 September 2022.
- (2012): Cable-stayed Bridge over the Odra River in Wroclaw, Poland. Presented at: 18th IABSE Congress: Innovative Infrastructures – Towards Human Urbanism, Seoul, Korea, 19-21 September 2012.
- Revitalization of Footbridges as Components of Cultural Landscape. Presented at: 4th International Conference Footbridge 2011, Wroclaw, Poland, 6-8 July 2011. (2011):
- (2007): Bridges along highway ring road of Wroclaw. Presented at: IABSE Symposium: Improving Infrastructure Worldwide, Weimar, Germany, 19-21 September 2007.


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While the City of Colorado Springs is scrambling to keep FREX, the Front Range Express bus line, running between Colorado Springs and Denver, another group is looking ahead to a day when FREX won't be around.
FREX is scheduled to shut down on February 12, but Colorado Springs may be able to keep it going for awhile by selling surplus buses. At least two out of state transit agencies are interested in purchasing buses from FREX.
Tonight a group will meet to discuss a vanpool for people who live in Colorado Springs and work in Denver. That meeting is at Old Chicago at Woodmen and I-25 at 7:30 p.m. The City of Colorado Springs does help coordinate vanpools for citizens. Information is available at the city website.


Two High-Tech Underpasses & a Flyover Opening Soon in Clifton – Bahria Town Karachi
Bahria Town Donating Rs 1.89 Billion for Development of 2 Underpasses and 1 Flyover in Karachi.
Two high-tech underpasses and a flyover will be opened soon for public in Clifton area which was constructed with the financial support of Bahria Town with an estimated cost of Rs 1.89 Billion. Bahria Town has become the first private organization to invest in infrastructural development of Pakistan.
An immense gift from a private association was never happened in the historical backdrop of Pakistan and these undertakings would demonstrate helpful for individuals in Karachi as well as turn into the symbol of this city. The underpasses have most recent electronic framework including the direct observing system and different things which we just get the chance to see in enormous cities like Dubai.
Flyover was constructed in front of Park Tower Clifton and the underpasses are manufactured close Kothari Parade which would pander to the traffic need from two swords roundabout, Bilawal House and different bearings and the other in the middle of the Abdullah Shah Ghazi’s dargah and the Bahria Town Icon building.


Elizabeth Line, London
Richard Wright’s no title (2018) has been installed on the ceiling of the Tottenham Court Road station’s eastern ticket hall as part of the Transport for London (TfL) Elizabeth Line, which opened for service on May 25, 2022. To make this work, Wright and his team painstakingly applied gold leaf to the raw concrete ceiling in an intricate geometric pattern whose reflectivity fluctuates depending on the ambient light. At seven stations on the Elizabeth Line, the Crossrail Art Programme commissioned public artworks that have been designed to interact both physically and conceptually with their sites.
Richard Wright’s no title (2018) installed on the ceiling of the Tottenham Court Road station’s eastern ticket hall, London, 2022. Artwork © Richard Wright. Photo: GG Archard, 2022


WETA will conduct extensive public and community outreach throughout development of the Downtown San Francisco Ferry Terminal Expansion Project. WETA welcomes your questions, comments, and ideas. Please check this website for project updates or contact Mike Gougherty, FTX Project Manager, at firstname.lastname@example.org or (415) 364-3189 for additional information. Sign up here to receive notices by email. Select "Downtown San Francisco Ferry Terminal Expansion Project".
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Client: Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Municipality
Project duration: November 2016 to 30 June 2019
Location: Ekurhuleni, Gauteng
Real Time Trading was contracted to design, commission, supply, deliver and install solar high mast solutions for informal settlements across Ekurhuleni. We also retrofitted post/courtyard lamps with solar LED lights. To date we have installed nine solar high masts in: Langaville and Marikana in Brakpan, Emandleni in Wattville and Tokyo Sexwale in Boksburg. We have also retrofitted 1000 post/courtyard lamps in municipal buildings across the municipality.


A Temporary Use Permit allows short-term activities that might not meet the normal development or use standards of the applicable zoning district, but may otherwise be acceptable because of their temporary nature.
Examples include car washes, outside displays/sales, special events, and more. Chapter 21.48 of the Fountain Valley Municipal Code provides a full list of allowed and exempt temporary uses as well as standards, and review processes.
In order for a business, organization, or private party to conduct a temporary use on privately owned property and outside of a private structure, a temporary use permit must first be obtained.
The following are the steps that must be taken to apply for a temporary use permit:


For all you runners out there, the ultimate challenge awaits on Sunday 29th October with the 38th annual Dublin Marathon. The race will cover 26 miles of the capital’s roads, with over 20,000 runners from 50 different countries taking part. It’s shaping up to be a great event, with the race itself getting underway at 9am.
If you’re a motorist, however, it’s probably best to avoid certain routes, especially in the city centre – and Merrion Square in particular. A number of road closures and restrictions will in place throughout the weekend and most on the day itself.
So whether you live in affected areas, or are planning to pass through, all the details you need on the marathon route and road closures are listed below. And don’t forget that you can keep right up to date during the weekend with the AA Roadwatch website and the AA app. Don’t say you weren’t warned!
The race begins on Fitzwilliam St Upr, with runners heading along Fitzwilliam Place, Leeson St Lwr, St Stephen’s Green South, Cuffe St, Kevin St, Patrick St, Nicholas St, High St, Bridge St, Usher’s Quay, Blackhall Place, Stoneybatter, Manor St, Aughrim St, North Circular Rd, North Rd, Spa Rd, Lord’s Walk, Chesterfield Ave, Castleknock Rd, College Rd, Tower Rd, Knockmaroon Rd, Glen Rd Upr, Chapelizod Rd, Chapelizod Bridge, St Laurence Rd, Sarsfield Rd, Inchicore Rd, South Circular Rd, Dolphin’s Barn, Crumlin Rd, Drimnagh Rd, Walkinstown Rd, Cromwellsfort Rd, Kimmage Rd West, Fortfield Rd, Templeogue Rd, Terenure Rd East, Orwell Rd, Orwell Park, Dartry Rd, Milltown Rd, Clonskeagh Rd, Roebuck Rd, Fosters Ave, Stillorgan Rd, UCD Flyover, Nutley Lane, Merrion Rd, Northumberland Rd and Mount St Lwr, before finishing on Merrion Square North.
A number of road closures will in place throughout the city. The majority will be on Sunday, however some will be in place from Friday 27th and continue until Monday 30th. Full details are listed below:
Merrion Square North will be closed from 7pm on Friday 27th until 4pm on Monday 30th. Merrion Square South and Merrion Square East will each be closed from 6am on Saturday 28th until 8pm on Sunday 29th.
The following routes will be closed on Sunday 29th:
From 4am to 11am
Fitzwilliam Square West, Baggot St Lwr, Cumberland Rd, Kildare St, Merrion Row and Lad Lane.
From 4am to 12pm
Herbert Lane/Place, Pembroke St Lwr, Clanwilliam Place and Warrington Place/Lane.
From 4am to 1pm
Fitzwilliam St Upr, Fitzwilliam Square East/North/South and Fitzwilliam Place.
From 4am to 5pm
Verchoyle Place, Powers Court, Fitzwilliam Lane, Pembroke Row and Hagan’s Court Grattan St/Court, Wilson’s Place and Grants Row will close.
From 4am to 5:30pm
Merrion St Upr (between Fitzwilliam Lane and the Merrion Hotel).
From 4am to 6:30pm
James St East and Clare St.
From 4am to 7:30pm
Fitzwilliam St Lwr, Merrion Square West, Mount St Lwr, Upr and Stephen’s Place/Lane.
From 4am to 9pm
Traffic restrictions will be in place on Holles St.
From 6am to 7:30pm
Merrion Square East.
From 8:30am to 10:30am
Leeson St Lwr and St. Stephen’s Green South.
The following closures will be in place on Sunday 29th:
From 8:30am to 11:10am
North Rd, Spa Rd and Chesterfield Ave.
From 9am to 12:30pm
Survey Rd, Knockmaroon Rd, Glen Rd Upr and Acres Rd.
The following gate closures will be in place:
North Circular Rd Gate (from 8:30am to 11:10am), Cabra Gate and Ashtown Gate (from 8:30am to 11:15am), Castleknock Gate (from 8:30am to 11:45am), Knockmaroon Gate and Chapelizod Gate (from 8:30am to 12:30pm). Access to St. Mary’s Hospital and Cara Cheshire Home will be via Main Gate/Military Rd from 9am to 12:30pm.
The roads listed will be closed between the following times on Sunday 29th:
From 8:30am to 4:45pm
Cuffe St, Kevin St, Patrick St, Nicholas St, High St, Bridge St, Usher’s Quay, Blackhall Place, Stoneybatter, Manor St, Aughrim St, North Circular Rd, Castleknock Rd, College Rd, Tower Rd, Knockamroon Rd, Chapelizod Rd, St. Laurence Rd, Sarsfield Rd, Inchicore Rd, South Circular Rd, Dolphin’s Barn, Crumlin Rd, Drimnagh Rd, Walkinstown Rd, Cromwells Fort Rd, Kimmage Rd West, Fortfield Rd, Templeogue Rd, Terenure Road East, Orwell Rd, Dartry Rd, Milltown Rd, Clonskeagh Rd, Fosters Ave, Roebuck Rd, Nutley Lane, Merrion Rd (inbound between the Merrion Gates and Serpentine Ave), Shelbourne Rd, Haddington Rd and Northumberland Rd. The bus lane will be closed both ways on the Stillorgan Rd (between Fosters Ave and Nutley Lane) during these times however the main carriageway will remain open.
DART services will operate between Dublin Connolly and Bray/Greystones, there will be NO train service between Dublin Connolly and Malahide/Howth. Dublin Bus will accept valid rail tickets. Drogheda/Dundalk services will operate between Dundalk/Drogheda and Skerries, bus transfer will operate between Skerries/Donabate and Connolly. If travelling from different parts of the country, details on all Bank Holiday services are available on the Irish Rail website.
Diversions will be in place to a number of bus services as closures and restrictions are implemented. Full details are on the Dublin Bus website.
Luas services will experience delays and some will be suspended to allow participants to cross the tracks. The Green Line will be affected from 8:55am to approx. 9:30am. The Red Line will be affected between 9am and 10:15am. Some services may be suspended at Blackhall Place.


San Jose’s urban village strategy directs the city’s growth inward along transportation corridors to create walkable, mixed-use places throughout San Jose. Plans for three villages will go to the city council this summer for approval. Join us for an update on this key city policy as we learn more about the plans and their next steps.
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Brick pavers are one of the most attractive and distinctive materials for hardscaping and landscape design. They are used for walkways, patios, pool decks, driveways, and as edging. Brick paving is very popular with both landscaping contractors and the do it yourself homeowner, combining an easy installation with a bold landscaping statement.
Bricks are a long lasting solution in any application and landscaping is no exception. With the proper care, brick pavers will provide a long service life in any landscaping design.
They come in a number of patterns each with their own style and aesthetic appeal as well as specialized application. They can be used to match both traditional and modern homes.
The running bond is the most common example of brick paving pattern. Bricks are laid side by side with an offset. This layout is the same as seen on most brick buildings and goes well with traditional buildings and landscape designs. The running bond pattern is commonly used for walkways as well.