Guisborough Town Hall
Guisborough Town Hall is one of our town's most iconic buildings. Situated near the market cross at the end of Westgate, it used to form the heart of the market with butchers shops operating out of its ground floor arches.
It replaced a building called the Toll Booth, and was built to be the centre of town life. Like the Toll Booth before it, it hosted the manorial court - the governing body of Guisborough before the Town Council was formed.
The ground floor and first floor were opened in 1821, and a third storey was added in 1870.
Guisborough Heritage Centre
The Town Hall is currently in a state of severe disrepair, and needs urgent work in order to safeguard it for the town and for the future.
Guisborough Heritage Centre group plans to apply for funding to purchase Guisborough Town Hall, and transform the top two floors into a Heritage Centre for the benefit of the town.
Who is in the group?
The Guisborough Heritage Centre group is led by Guisborough Market Town Partnership, and includes representatives from:
Gisborough Priory Project
Prior Pursglove College
The De Brus Cenotaph Project
What will the Heritage Centre do?
The Heritage Centre will provide much-needed exhibition space for historical collections in Guisborough that don’t currently have anywhere to be displayed, and for visiting exhibitions.
It will be a strong central presence for heritage in Guisborough. It will signpost to Cleveland’s heritage attractions large and small, and it will provide a space for small organisations to have direct contact with the public.
Through the renovation of the Town Hall, the heritage centre will transform the heart of Guisborough, and bring an iconic building back into public use.
Would you like to get involved?
If so, please get in touch with Hazel Meynell, on H. firstname.lastname@example.org , or leave a message for Hazel at Sunnyfield House.


For information on highway work or mountain passes, go to wsdot.gov or call 511. For information on city work, call (509) 888-6200.
Miller Street to Springwater Avenue
Monday through Friday, 6 a.m. to 6 p.m., permanent striping of mark out lane lines, crosswalks and stop bars. Lanes will be shifted and some intersections will be closed while crosswalks, stop bars and arrows are being installed.
Fall long line striping
Highway 285, Mission Street and Chelan Avenue (Peachy…


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Thursday marks the 10th anniversary of when Sound Transit's Link light rail started its service.
On its opening day, light rail covered 14 miles between the Westlake and Tukwila International Boulevard stations.
Light rail has transported more than 134 million total riders and has seen ridership grow from an average of just over 15,000 on a typical weekday to about 77,000.
"I want to thank the millions of riders who have made Link so successful and the voters in our region who continue to support the expansion of the system,” said Sound Transit Board Chair and Redmond Mayor John Marchione.
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Now, the service extends to 22 miles. Service to Sea-Tac International Airport that was added in December 2009, to Capitol Hill and the University of Washington in March 2016 and to Angle Lake in September 2016.
"Because of Link, riders have been spared countless hours sitting in ever-worsening traffic," said Sound Transit CEO Peter Rogoff. "Link's 10th anniversary comes at a time when we are expanding the network to the north, south and east.
By the time Link's 15th anniversary comes around, we expect that more than twice as many riders as we have today will have discovered the advantages of fast, effective light rail."
In the next five years, Link will add 22 stations and expand to more than 50 miles of rail service.
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The City’s accessory dwelling units (ADU) regulations were recently updated, by Ordinance 125854, and went into effect on August 8, 2019. The updated regulations removed the owner occupancy requirement for ADUs.
State law requires local building departments, such as SDCI, to verify contractor licenses on every construction permit. Every construction applicant must identify the project contractor license or indicate why the application is exempt from requiring a contractor. To make this easier, we have updated our Contractor Disclosure Form.
DPD has updated the Construction Stormwater Control Plan and Post Construction Soil Management Plan, with a new tree and vegetation protection detail. The detail now includes the standard requirements to protect code-defined exceptional trees or any tree requiring protection during construction.
The Financial Responsibility Statement form is required when applying for a Land Use Pre-Submittal conference. This change goes into effect May 1, 2011.


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Sewer Line Relocation and Remaining Upper Margarita Channel (Sta 56+00 to Sta 89+60)
Roosevelt Bridge replacement
Channel Walls and Main Channel (Sta 88+33 to Sta 147+40).
Stilling Basin and Bridge Modifications of 4 Major Existing Bridges:
4A-1) Las Americas Expressway Bridge
4A-2) Piñero Avenue Bridge East
4A-3) NE Access Ramp Bridge
4A-4) SE Access Ramp Bridge
Bridge Replacement of Notre Dame Street Bridge and Piñero Avenue Bridge West.
Middle Main Channel - Sta. 147+40 to PR HWY 1 (Sta 240+00), 2 Buena Vista Bridge Replacement – Buena Vista Diversion Channel (Sta 0+00 to Sta. 42+37) and Construction of One Debris Basin.
Bridge Replacement of 10 Bridges, Quebrada Josefina (Piñero Avenue West Bridge South) Channel and Stilling Basins, Quebrada Doña Ana Channel and Stilling Basins.
U.S. Virgin Islands
Christiansted Harbor - St. Croix
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Hopton Lane, And Brassington Lane Wirksworth Only One Closure To Be Active At Any One Time Temporary Road Closure
What is happening?
DERBYSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL
TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURE
HOPTON LANE, AND BRASSINGTON LANE WIRKSWORTH
ONLY ONE CLOSURE TO BE ACTIVE AT ANY ONE TIME
WHEN: 17th January 2023 to 18th January 2023 (08:00 to 16:00 each day)
WHERE: Hopton Lane, Wirksworth between Bowsfield and Yokecliffe Wood and Brassington Lane at its junction with West End.
REASON: To facilitate the replacement of decaying telegraph poles. ALTERNATIVE ROUTE: Brassington Lane, B5035, Hopton Lane and vice versa. Access will be maintained, whenever reasonably possible, on the affected length of road. The road will re-open as soon as the work is finished. This may be earlier than advertised. Derbyshire County Council apologises for any inconvenience caused while work takes place. Anyone needing further information should ring Call Derbyshire on 01629 533190. The County Council intends to make an Order under Section 14 of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 (as amended) to prohibit its use by traffic.
Chris Henning, Executive Director –
Place Department, County Hall, MATLOCK DE4 3AG
How long will it take?


Celebrate Bike to Work Day in May at Public Square! Nothing beats meeting up with all of Cleveland’s bike folks in the heart of downtown. We’ll have hot coffee and delicious donuts by Jack Frost for bicycle commuters as we take this morning to celebrate the transformative power of riding to work by bicycle.
We will be on the north side of Superior Avenue, right in the middle of the square. Look for the Bike Cleveland tent.


The Ministry of Roads and Highways has temporarily opened the Ayi Mensah Peduase Lodge Aburi road to traffic for the Christmas period.
The Ghana Highway Authority announced the closure of the “south-bound” lane of the Ayi Mensah Peduase lodge Aburi road in May 2016.
This was to pave way for repair works to be executed on the hills along the road.
[contextly_sidebar id=”hITmcU2LhD5q1fn9WcGCVEWjd6ChtfBc”]Speaking to the press after opening the road, the Minister of Roads and Highways, Kwesi Amoako Attah, said the road has opened because it has attained minimum safety level, and it cannot continue to be opened indefinitely.
“This road was closed to traffic last year, to be specific in May 2016 for work to be carried out. You know that we have been having problem with falling rocks, so we had to close this road for the sake of safety to deal with that. Originally, the contract period was for 12 months, but because of the execution of the job, it became necessary to extend by few months up to September this year, that period has since lapsed, we have gone over it, but it is not yet fully completed”.
He added that the road is a very important road, and with Christmas approaching, it needs to be opened.
The road, which was constructed along the Aburi hills connects the capital city, Accra to the Eastern Region.
The lane had become a death trap in recent times because some of the rocks on the hill have been falling on the road at an alarming rate.
Some observers had opined that, the hill may give way soon if immediate steps are not taken to address the problem.
By: Farida Yusif/Citifmonline.com/Ghana


Retaining Wall, Cherry Valley
This area was being eroded by time and the elements. The side entry steps were collapsing. Something needed to be done! After careful analysis, it was decided to create a retaining wall with proper drainage and expert construction. We were able to use stone and boulders recently removed from another project, thereby saving our customer some added expense. After doing the design work, the project began by hauling in 1,000 tons of stone for the walls and truckloads of top soil for the terraced planting areas. With our armada of equipment brought in, we were able to complete this project in less than two weeks. This property is now structurally sound and the property itself has been beautified with a magnificent landscape feature. Check back to see photos of the eye-catching, matured plantings on the terraced areas of this retaining wall.


The Laguna Beach Recreation Committee meets Monday May 7 2017 at 6:00pm.
The Public is encouraged to attend.
The Recreation Committee directs its efforts in the area of
providing for the recreation and park needs of the community.
The meeting is being held at Laguna Beach Community Center.
Laguna Beach Community Center is located at 380 Third Street.
Proposed Discussion Items Include:
Bluebird Park Shade Structure
Pickleball and Bocce Ball Courts
Draft a proposal to City Council for the renovation of Riddle Playground as a capital improvement project
Develop a template for sports tournaments in Laguna Beach
For more information please visit Laguna Beach Recreation Meeting Agenda.


Legacy perceptions among Qatari nationals: What legacies will the 2022 World Cup bring?
البيانات الوصفيةعرض كامل للتسجيلة
Qatar has been awarded to host the 2022 World Cup. For the Middle East this event can bring a number of changes in the region for sport and urban development. Given that the event was awarded very early in Qatar (2010) by FIFA, the planning time is significantly large for the country to be ready. Thus, the residents of the country will witness preparation efforts for about 12 years. It is with this mindset, that this study wanted to understand the Qatari population perceptions about the expected legacies of the event.
معرّف المصادر الموحدhttp://www.easm.net/events/easm-2016/
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As the country moves out of lockdown, more of us will be using the rail network to travel back to work.
It’s therefore a good time to look back at our contribution to railway infrastructure projects here and abroad.
Internationally, we have been involved in railway projects in Hong Kong and Dubai.
For example, ten years ago, we supplied a range of our specialist systems for the Dubai Metro. At the time, it was the largest infrastructure project in Dubai for more than a decade.
The $6.6 billion Metro was the world’s largest automated driverless train system, with just under 75 km of magnetic track.
We supplied over 300 sq metres of curtain walling, fire-rated to 60 minutes of integrity and insulation.
Underlining our design innovation, the contract also included a number of fire-rated opening windows for one of the Metro’s main depots.
The contract timetable meant that design, manufacture, paint and packing had to be completed within four weeks of the order being placed.
This required Wrightstyle having to airfreight four tons of framing and nine tons of glass, with the balance following by sea freight.
Closer to home, we’ve been involved in railway infrastructure projects across the country. That’s included the restoration of the iconic frontage of King’s Cross Station in London.
Our work on the station’s ground floor archways had to conform to strict criteria laid down by English Heritage. Our systems also had to deal with very high traffic volumes.
We were also involved in other areas of the station, both externally and internally, and to provide a safe evacuation route from its main administrative areas.
Wrightstyle has also provided systems for six Crossrail stations. Those contracts underlined our expertise in the sector and reputation for quality.
The final Crossrail contract was for Paddington station. The other stations for which we supplied curtain walling were Bond Street, Farringdon, Liverpool Street, Whitechapel and Woolwich stations.
The new station will serve a mixed-use redevelopment of the iconic old power station. It will comprise shops, restaurants, bars, offices and residential accommodation, as well as existing communities.
“Our design expertise, and the unrivalled quality of our systems, are recognised worldwide. That’s nowhere more evident than in our track record in the transport sector,” said Chris Peters, Chief Design Manager.


Chihuly fountain at Atlanta Botanical Garden
Thinking about adding an artistic fountain in your gardens?
Dale Chihuly, whose glass art is featured at the Oklahoma City Museum of Art, designed this fountain which graces the Atlanta Botanical Garden.
Nancy Robinson posted this photo on daffnet - an online conversation about daffodils. Used with permission.


Recently Completed: I-95 Bridge Rehabilitation: Stafford and Spotsylvania
Cost and schedule ►
Six bridges on Interstate 95 in Stafford and Spotsylvania counties will be rehabilitated during a two-year project.
The project will improve the condition of northbound and southbound bridges that carry I-95 over Aquia Creek and Potomac Creek in Stafford, and the Ni River in Spotsylvania.
Work will include deck repairs, superstructure repairs and substructure and crack repairs.
The project will also include installing dry rip rap, complete joint reconstruction, milling concrete decks, patching and installing a latex modified concrete on deck.
Construction began October 28, 2016 and is scheduled to be complete in early November 2018.
Work is anticipated to occur on the following schedule:
- Ni River bridges (mile marker 121): Fall 2016-Spring 2017
- Potomac Creek bridges (mile marker 137, just north of Exit 136/Centreport Parkway): Fall 2017-Spring 2018
- Aquia Creek bridges (mile marker 145, just north of Exit 143/Route 610): Summer 2018-Fall 2018
To lessen the impact on traffic, most lane closures on I-95 will occur overnight and during off-peak hours
Improve infrastructure condition on Interstate 95.
Kelly Hannon, VDOT Communications Manager
Darragh Copley Frye, VDOT Communications Coordinator
Phase: Under Construction
Lat/Long: 38.379867, -77.454721
Locality: Spotsylvania and Stafford


Mexico's northwestern Sinaloa state government will invest 1.6bn pesos (US$133mn) in highway construction and repairs during 2011, according to state governor Mario López Valdez.
The state plans to tender 50mn pesos' worth of construction projects to repair access to beaches before the Easter vacation week, López said.
The governor made the remarks at a ceremony to open a 6km highway stretch from La Despensa to San Pablo and kick off construction of another 6km stretch from San Pablo to Jitzámuri, the state government said in a release.
Both stretches are part of a project to complete the Jitzámuri-Bolsas de Tosalibampo I y II highway network and link to the El Carrizo international highway.
The government authorized construction to begin on a 14km stretch of the highway linking Sinaloa with neighboring Chihuahua state on March 4, López added.


The express passenger rail will have a stop in West Palm Beach, but none of the stations are cheap. "All Aboard Florida" plans to spend 29-million-dollars on the West Palm station and 30-million in Fort Lauderdale and 150-million in Miami. It's all tied to a bond sale. The Palm Beach Post reports they've reviewed the documents. Those documents include estimated ridership and ticket prices. The one hour trip from Miami to West Palm Beach will cost you 30-dollars in the first year. Busiiness Class will be $36.60. All Aboard Florida expects to be running 32 trains per day in 2016. Total construction costs are estimated at 795 million dollars.


By Sarah Tucker, Bellaire-River Oaks-West U Examiner
August 6, 2013
Bellaire residents may be voting on a few different bonds in November.
On Monday, Bellaire city council voted 6-1 to allow the city attorney to develop several bond propositions to possibly be included on the ballot.
Bonds that may be considered by voters in the upcoming election include $16 million to finance the reconstruction of ity hall, the civic center and police and municipal court buildings; $5 million for Evelyn’s Park; and $500,000 for facility needs at the Nature Discovery Center.


Springfield, Ill. – A $17.9 million investment in critical infrastructure will be made during the upcoming Fiscal Year 2016 Road Plan. The plan will update and repair 10 roads and bridges for a total of 47.97 miles, according to State Sen. Dave Luechtefeld (R-Okawville) and State Rep. Terri Bryant (R-Murphysboro).
The 58th Senate District is slated for a total of $65.63 million in road work in the upcoming six-year highway improvement program.
$750,000 for the resurfacing of 1.24 miles of Illinois 15 from 16th Street to Old Fairfield Road in Mt. Vernon.
$500,000 for the resurfacing of County Road 2275E from Illinois 15 to East Sunswept Road near Bluford.
$1,600,000 for the resurfacing of 4.72 miles of US 51 1.7 miles north of Illinois 154 to NCL of DuQuoin mile east of US 51 to the Franklin County Line.
$3,000,000 for the bridge superstructure of the Illinois 127 bridge in Murphysboro over the Big Muddy River.
$2,700,000 for the resurfacing of 10.81 miles of Illinois 4 from Illinois 151 to Illinois 127.
$2,800,000 for the resurfacing of 10.91 miles of US 51 from the Makanda Road to Illinois 146 in Anna.
$4,100,000 for the resurfacing of 9.62 miles of Illinois 3 from Vanderbrook Road to the Randolph County Line.
$800,000 for the cape seal of Illinois 155 0.3 miles west of Fort de Chartres.
ST. CLAIR COUNTY
$1,700,000 for the resurfacing of 4.85 miles of Illinois 156 from Illinois 159 to Illinois 13.


Tacla-on is an interior barangay of Salcedo. It is located 14.2 kilometers west of the town proper of Salcedo, 30.2 kilometers from the town proper of Guiuan, and 62.3 kilometers south east of Borongan City (the capital City of E. Samar). From the east you can found Barangay Talangdawan, on West is Barangay Sta. Cruz, in North is Barangay Tagbacan and on the South is Barangay Camanga.
The provincial road passes through the Barangay from other interior Barangays to Brgy. Casilion where in buses from Manila, Tacloban and Borongan, public utility vehicle such as public utility vehicles (jeepney), vans, tricycles and trucks are available during daytime, early morning and night.
Brgy. Taclaon is accessible by any land transportation and vehicles.


56 Lincoln Causeway,
Wodonga, VIC 3690
Key property information
Map of 56 Lincoln Causeway
Train stations within 5 km of 56 Lincoln Causeway, Wodonga, VIC 3690 Distance Albury Railway Station 2.2 km Wodonga Station 3.1 kmPOWERED BY HERE © Bus stops within 5 km of 56 Lincoln Causeway, Wodonga, VIC 3690 Distance Gateway Village/Lincoln Caus (Gateway Island) 97 m St. Ives Hotel (Opp)/Lincoln Caus (Gateway Island) 127 m Australia Park, Wodonga Pl 753 m Kiewa St at Panmure St 820 m Panmure St/Kiewa St (South Albury (NSW)) 855 mPOWERED BY HERE ©
A UNIQUE PARCEL OF LAND
Adjoining the Murray River, there is potential to re-purpose the existing improvements and to further develop the site.
Substantial car parking is also available.
Property ID: 503859738Last Updated: 7 Sep 2021
$980,000 + GSTLot 201 167 McKoy Street West Wodonga, 201/167 McKoy Street,West Wodonga, VIC 3690
$780,000 + GSTLot 202 167 McKoy Street West Wodonga, 202/167 McKoy Street,West Wodonga, VIC 3690
$780,000 + GSTLot 203 167 McKoy Street West Wodonga, 203/167 McKoy Street,West Wodonga, VIC 3690


The village will celebrate Halloween on Sunday, October 31st, 2021. 4:15pm Witch Dance prior to Trick or Treating and again at 6:15pm after trick or treating. 5:00pm-6:00pm Trick or Treating 6:30pm Costume Parade and Contest
The Village of Hammondsport Planning Board will hold a public hearing and regular board meeting on Wednesday, September 22, 2021 at 7:00 p.m., 18 Water Street, Hammondsport. The public hearing will be for Application 2021-044: Special Permit Application for Review and Opinion, submitted for 26 William Street, Hammondsport. Change in use to a Boardinghouse. Public […]
IF YOU ARE NOT VACCINATED, PLEASE WEAR A MASK. THANK YOU! https://hammondsport.us/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/Change-of-Rules062421.pdf
The Village of Hammondsport Zoning Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing and regular board meeting on Tuesday, September 21, 2021 at 6:00 p.m., 18 Water Street, Hammondsport. The meeting will be on Application #2021-047, Use Variance, submitted by Strength Through Education, 57 Pulteney Street. Christina Watson is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom […]
Village of Hammondsport’s Regular Board Meeting scheduled for Tuesday, October 12, 2021 at 6:00 PM will take place at 18 Water Street, Hammondsport. The public may be personally present at the meeting and live listen will also be available through zoom.
This link is a final draft of the Village’s Comprehensive Plan that is being developed. FINAL_Hammondsport_Comprehensive_PlanThere are hard copies available to review in the Village Office, 18 Water Street, Hammondsport.


June 10, 2021 / SB 478 is designated by Livable California as one of the 7 Bad Bills of 2021. Here's what it does: SB 478 lets developers destroy affordable older housing to build 14 luxury apartment units on a typical 5,000 sq. ft. lot. Largely written for tech workers seeking high-end studio and one-bedroom
Oppose SB 9 and SB 10: Why Do Politicians Want to Take Away Homeownership from Communities of Color?
May 27, 2021, republished by permission. By Cynthia Davis and Susie Shannon In California, politicians and developers are attacking single-family home zoning. Yet they suspiciously ignore that homeownership is a crucial tool for communities of color to build wealth. Politicians should not take that away by banning single-family zoning: people of color will suffer serious
The Infamous SB 50 is Hiding in 7 Bad Bills: SB 6, SB 8, SB 9, SB 10 & SB 478, and AB 1322 & AB 1401
The Infamous SB 50 is Hiding in 7 Bad Bills: SB 6, SB 8, SB 9, SB 10, SB 478, AB 1322, AB 1401 Sacramento "trickle-down" housing proponents are trying to revive the divisive pre-COVID legislation SB 50 through a group of 7 bad bills. Without your intervention — meaning you contacting your own senator


Do you have an allotment? Please follow our coronavirus emergency measures
Responsibility for running many of Salford's allotment sites has now been handed over to allotment associations in a successful self-management initiative.
The main principles of the agreement include that the associations will:
Whereas, Salford City Council will:
If you're interested in developing self-management at your own allotment site, please contact Steve Dennison on 0161 607 1759.
The following allotment sites are managed by an allotment association and if you would like to apply for one of these allotment plots, please contact the site directly.
|Cawdor Street, Walkden||Annie Surtees||Not available|
Clifton Allotments, Cotton Street, Swinton
|Ian Furness||Not available|
|Clovelly, Swinton||Keith Taylor
|Destructor site, Swinton||Roger Wilcox||0783 182 5320|
|Lorne Street, Eccles||David Valentine||0777 610 5048|
|Tindall Street, Eccles||Billy Jackson||0775 116 8985|
|Newhall Avenue, Eccles||Billy Jackson||0775 116 8985|
|Townsend Road, Swinton||Roger Wilcox||0783 182 5320|
|Mountain Street, Walkden||Lee Tyrer||0756 810 1203|
|Weaste, Salford||Michael Palmer||0795 117 2745|
|Cleavley, Eccles||Pat Walkington||0161 789 1810|
|Hilton Lane, Walkden||Dave Crossley||Not available|
|Tatton Street, Ordsall||Catherine Meechan||Not available|
|Poorlots, Cadishead||Alan Cavanagh||Not available|
|Addison Road, Irlam||David Lever||0778 737 8868|
|Mossfield Road, Swinton||Phil McKenna, Owen Griffiths and Andy Fenton
This page was last updated on 24 March 2020


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ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS TOWN OF GREAT BARRINGTON PUBLIC HEARING The Great Barrington Zoning Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing on Tuesday, April 20, 2021 at 7:30 PM via Zoom video/teleconference, to consider amendment of the Board's decision of April 30, 2018 regarding use of the property at 11 Roger Road, which was issued on an appeal from a cease and desist order of the Building Inspector. This matter comes before the Board as directed in a remand order of the Land Court in the case of GJO, LLC v. Great Barrington Zoning Board of Appeals, et al., Case No. 18 MISC 000240, which approved an agreement for judgment between the parties and ordered a remand of the matter to the Board for the purpose of amending the 2018 decision to reflect the agreement for judgment. A copy of the Land Court order is on file with the Town Clerk and may also be requested from the Planning Department at 528-1619, x.2401. The Zoom link and meeting ID will be posted on the meeting agenda at least 48 hours in advance. Carolyn Ivory, Vice Chair AD# 55507 04/01/2021, 04/08/2021
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In The Spotlight
- Registration Deadline for Youth Baseball, Tennis Team and Swim Team is Sunday, April 30th
- Construction Announcement: US 287 Repairs at LCR 17
Rounabout Construction on County Road 17
Construction of a roundabout at County Road 17 and Woodcock Street will start 03-06-17 with an anticipated end date of 05-29-17. A temporary shoo fly will divert traffic around the construction site.


HOW TO REACH US
BY PUBLIC TRANSPORT
You’ll find us at Štěpánská no. 623/40, quite close to Wenceslas Square with easy access to/from metro lines A and B at Můstek station, as well as C at Muzeum station. Trams are an option as well: lines 3, 24, 9, and 14.
Drive in from the D1 highway via Legerova street, then turn left towards Smíchov along Žitná street, and then right towards Wenceslas Square down Štěpánská street. The building’s underground level contains a guarded paid parking lot.
WE ARE LOOKING FORWARD TO WELCOMING YOU!


The City of Brewer City Clerk’s office takes applications for the following standing boards and committees:
Board of Appeals
Board of Assessment Review
CDBG Housing Committee
Housing Authority Commissioners (Brewer Housing Authority)
Library Board of Trustees
Parks & Recreational Advisory Commission
Click here for a listing of current board and committee members.
Any vacancies for expired terms will be posted in December for a March appointment start date. To be on any of the above boards or committees, you must be a resident of the City of Brewer.
Click here for the Board & Committee Application.
For more information on these boards and committees, please contact:
Brewer City Clerk’s Office
80 North Main Street
Brewer, Maine 04412


Reported via iOS in the Pavement Defect category by Andrew Varney at 23:00, Mon 14 January 2019
Sent to Bristol City Council 4 minutes later
Uneven pavement outside no 85, Harrow Road, Brislington causing potential issue to elderly residents.
Posted by Bristol City Council at 23:05, Mon 14 January 2019
This enquiry has been referred to another team for action. They will provide further updates on the issue in due course.
Posted by Bristol City Council at 09:14, Thu 7 November 2019
This Fix My Street enquiry has been automatically closed.
State changed to: Closed
Posted by Bristol City Council at 00:05, Thu 28 November 2019
This report is now closed to updates. You can make a new report in the same location.


Ashdown City Park
1211 Gordon Drive, Ashdown, AR 71822
Hours of operation
8:00 am to 11:00 pM daily
OPen year round
enjoy and have fun!
Ashdown City Park is located at 1211 Gordon drive, Ashdown, AR 71822. Our baseball and softball leagues consist of a group of parents, coaches, and friends working together to provide one of the best youth organizations for our children.
ashdown city park consist of 7 fields, permanent restrooms, office,
2 playgrounds, a splash pad, 2 pavillions and a concession stand.


Archive for 'Councilmember Juarez'
Councilmember Juarez Hails Improved ST3 Proposal Amended Package to Include Full Funding for NE 130th St. Station SEATTLE – Councilmember Debora Juarez (District 5, North Seattle) issued the following statement after the completion of today’s Sound Transit Board meeting, during which time City of Seattle representatives presented an amendment to the Sound Transit 3 package […][Full Post]
Posted: May 26th, 2016 under Councilmember Juarez.
I am pleased to announce that today after 7 committee meetings the Seattle City Council took action unanimously passing the proposed Seattle Housing Levy. This proposal will now appear on the August ballot for voters to consider. In 2009, the voters of Seattle passed a Housing levy to set aside property taxes to pay for […][Full Post]
Posted: May 10th, 2016 under Councilmember Juarez.
I will be at the Sound Transit Board meeting to provide comments. I am your elected official but I am also a resident of D5 in the Pinehurst Neighborhood. I will be attending the Sound Transit Board meeting to provide public comment tomorrow and I want you to join me! Please arrive at Union Station […][Full Post]
Posted: April 27th, 2016 under Councilmember Juarez.
If we are going to see some an amendment to the Draft ST3 Plan we need you to write in and tell the Sound Transit leadership that we need a commitment to build the 130th Street Station! I am not sitting around hoping there will be a change, I am out here pushing every button […][Full Post]
Posted: April 26th, 2016 under Councilmember Juarez.
I want to meet with you! Every day my office receives requests for meetings at my district office, and believe me I want to get to them all. We have created a District Office Meeting Request Form to expedite requests. This form will help us get people on the calendar quickly and save you time. Just fill out the […][Full Post]
Posted: March 28th, 2016 under Councilmember Juarez.
District 5 is a transit-dependent community experiencing exponential growth. Sound Transit 3 represents a major shift in the way people will move around our region for the next century. We need a light rail station at NE 130th Street to address future housing and job growth around our readily available mass transit system. Our station […][Full Post]
Posted: March 24th, 2016 under Councilmember Juarez.
To all those that fight for the rights of women and girls throughout the city, state, nation and the world, I was pleased to sponsor a Seattle City Council proclamation declaring March 8, 2016 International Women’s Day. I would like to give a special thank you to the Seattle Women’s Commission for partnering with my […][Full Post]
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The City Hall Scoop Committee work plan – City Council will soon be passing the official work plans for all our committees. These work plans will form the outline of what we will accomplish in our committees over the coming year. I chair the Parks, Seattle Center, Libraries and Waterfront Committee, and we have a […][Full Post]
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Notice is given that Bath and North East Somerset Council in exercise of its powers under section 14 of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 intends to make an order, the effect of which will be to temporarily introduce a road closure in Brassmill Lane, Bath, where it meets its junction with Locksbrook Road, and suspend the one-way working on Locksbrook Road from its junction with Clarence Place to its junction with Brassmill Lane to allow the two way flow of traffic.
This order is required because works are being or are proposed to be executed on or near the road to facilitate works on Wessex Water CSO chambers in the carriageway by Sun Traffic Ltd and will be operative from 6th April 2018 for a maximum period of 1 week. The road will only be restricted as and when traffic signs are in position and may not be effected for the whole of the period but only for so long as is necessary to execute the works. This is anticipated to be for a period of 1 day between the times of 09:30hrs – 15:30hrs.
Locksbrook Road (2 way) – A4 Upper Bristol Road – Brassmill Lane and vice versa.
Applicant details: Martyn Elliot – Sun Traffic Ltd. Telephone: 0845 123 0111
Dated: 15th March 2018
Bath and North East Somerset Council
Traffic Management Team
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DC WOKHA NOTIFIES
Deputy Commissioner, Wokha, Orenthung Lotha informs that some individuals are constructing buildings/structures along the NH-02 stretch starting from KM 101 to KM 125 (Tsungiki second bazaar to Doyang bridge).
The assessment for property damage compensation for building/structures along the stretch starting from 101 to KM 125 (Tsungiki second bazaar to Doyang bridge) for widening of Single Lane to 2 Lane was carried out in the year 2017-18 and has already been completed and notified and Tender for the same is under process.
It has also been reported by the NH Department that new constructions within the ROW are being carried out which is in contravention to the earlier verification carried out by the NH Team and the District Administration in co-ordination with the Village Councils.
Concerned individuals have been directed to restrain and refrain themselves from carrying out any further unauthorized development activities over the land within the Row. Further, it is to be informed that any new development activities by way of constructing structures/building within the earmarked RoW will not be accounted for compensation and all such structures/buildings constructed including those under construction will be at the risk of the individuals concerned themselves.
(Zubenthung, IA Wokha)


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The initial concept of the project was to give geometrical and aesthetical expression to speed and movement, as well as Islam art and craft traditions. The main element of a 217 meters high facade is a steel construction that has not only an architectural importance but engineering as well. This construction visually interconnects two individual hotel towers.
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US construction spending shows modest increase in October
(RTTNews) – The Commerce Department released a report on Wednesday showing a modest increase in construction spending in the United States in October.
The report says construction spending rose 0.2% to an annual rate of $ 1,598 billion in October, after declining 0.1% to a revised rate of $ 1,595 billion in September. .
Economists expected construction spending to rise 0.4% from the 0.5% drop initially reported for the previous month.
The modest increase in construction spending came as public construction spending jumped 1.8% to an annual rate of $ 353.0 billion.
Spending on highway construction rose 2.4% to $ 102.5 billion, while spending on school construction rose 0.2% to $ 82.2 billion. dollars.
Meanwhile, the Commerce Department said private construction spending fell 0.2% to an annual rate of $ 1.245 billion.
Spending on residential construction fell 0.5% to a rate of $ 774.7 billion, more than offsetting the 0.2% increase in spending on non-residential construction at a rate of $ 470.3 billion .
The Commerce Department noted that total construction spending in October was up 8.6% from the same month a year ago.
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The Isle of Wight Council has today (Friday) published an independent technical review of two previous reports into a temporary road recently constructed by residents at the western end of Undercliff Drive.
The technical review was conducted by Newport-based consulting civil engineers and environmentalists, Pritchard Wilmott and assesses the conclusions of the Ramboll Technical Report into the temporary road and the Undercliff Drive Temporary Road Safety Assessment undertaken by Island Roads.
The report suggests that light vehicles only should use the temporary road with a weight restriction of 2 tonnes and a width restriction of 2 metres. In addition, the road should not be for general public use and regular inspections should be carried out.
Executive member for public protection and highways PFI, Councillor Phil Jordan, said:
“This technical review has been shared with residents and we are assuring them that its contents and findings are being carefully and fully considered, and as swiftly as we are able. It has raised a range of points which will need to be satisfied before any action may be taken in relation to the temporary road. These include key issues relating to safety and liability.
“We are very mindful of the residents’ hopes for a satisfactory resolution and will ensure any decision we make is properly and responsibly reached.
“While the independent technical review relates to the temporary road constructed by residents at the western end of Undercliff Drive, at this week’s Executive meeting the council made a decision to create a pedestrian route along the section of Undercliff Drive affected by the landslip earlier this year together with a low cost, limited access, road from the west which would give residents vehicular access to their homes.
“Officers will now be working on developing this scheme, which will require detailed design work and costing. The aim is for this work to be completed as soon as practicably possible, however, this will be subject to issues which include having appropriate weather and ground conditions for the work to take place.”
The full report can be found here.
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In the realm of Low Impact Development (LID), the quest for eco-friendly alternatives is an ongoing journey. Stormwater management is a critical aspect, and choosing the right materials plays a pivotal role. While permeable pavers have long been heralded as a sustainable option, there's a rising star in the field – Stormflow Surfacing. This blog will delve into the benefits of opting for Stormflow Surfacing over traditional permeable pavers.
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Stormflow Surfacing is engineered for durability, capable of withstanding heavy loads and constant exposure to the elements. Permeable pavers, with their intricate design and individual units, may suffer from shifting or damage over time, especially in high-traffic areas. Stormflow Surfacing provides a robust, continuous surface that can withstand the rigors of both pedestrian and vehicular traffic, ensuring a longer lifespan.
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The striking building is similar to a cathedral in both style and range. Boasting of arches and exquisite stained glass windows and mosaic marble floor, it is no doubt one of London’s hidden gem.


The COUNCIL OF THE CITY AND COUNTY OF HONOLULU at its meeting held on December 7, 2006, passed the following bill on Second Reading by the following votes:
Bill 79 (2006), CD1 Transit The purpose of this bill is to select the citys locally preferred alternative to comply with the process that will be followed in implementing Honolulus mass transit project by approving a fixed rail system as the locally preferred alternative, which will allow the city administration to move forward on the locally preferred alternative.
AYES: Councilmembers Apo, Cachola, Dela Cruz, Garcia, Kobayashi, Okino, Tam. 7.
NOES: Councilmembers Djou, Marshall. 2.
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Copies of the foregoing bill are available for use and examination by the public during regular business hours at the City Clerks office, Room 203, Honolulu Hale. Bills are also available on-line at http://www4.honolulu. gov/docushare/dsweb/HomePage. Should you have any questions, please call 523-4480.
DENISE C. DE COSTA, City Clerk


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Merced 59 RHMA Overlay - OY910
NOE - Notice of Exemption
Caltrans proposes a highway maintenance project to overlay 0.10 foot of Rubberized Hot Mix Asphalt (RHMA) on SR 59 in Merced County, at and near Snelling from 0.3 mile north of Oakdale Road to La Grange Road.


By Kolawole Olayinka, Abeokuta
The protesters led by Comrade Abowaba Azeez while speaking to newsmen said the Ogun State Government in collaboration with a Private developer has concluded arrangements to demolished their ancestral homes without providing an alternative homes for thousands that are going to be affected by the demolitions.
He said there are already a plan to allow a Private developer take over the buildings and give it out to highest bidders.
The protesters who carried different placards appealed to outgoing Governor Ibikunle Amosun and the incomimg Governor, Prince Dapo Abiodun to as a matter of urgency intervene in the matter before it generate into serious crisis.
“We as a matter of urgency plead with Governor Ibikunle Amosun and Prince Dapo Abiodun to help us out. If these people were allowed to carry out the demolition, not less than Two thousand households are going to be affected with none having a hope of where to lay their heads.”
He said many of the affected houses should have been allowed to stay and serve as a monuments since the buildings are the first sets of houses to be constructed in Mowe.
The protesters also indicts some Chiefs in the town and the Local Council development area Chairman of aligning with some Egba high Chiefs on order to dispossess them their family heritage.
“It was just few days ago that the government officials came here and gave us Seven days ultimatum to vacate the buildings, and later came back about two days to tell us to vacate the houses for their own purposed.”


Join us at PedsCount! 2018 in San Jose!
and much more!
California Walks and Walk San Jose are proud to present PedsCount! 2018, October 18 and 19 at San Jose State University. The exciting and ambitious program includes a keynote presentation from Professor Charles Brown of America Walks and Rutgers University. Charles is a national leader on transportation equity planning, complete streets, and environmental justice. This year’s theme is “Past, Present and Future”. We’ll discuss the history of walkability and cities in California, The current state of our sustainable growth coalitions, and how technology is helping and challenging the work of building safer, healthier, more inclusive streets and communities.
Get all the details and register to attend on our dedicated PedsCount! 2018 page.


PINNA HOUSE; Architectural Auricle
The structure deploys an architectural auricle to redirect the end user’s optic and haptic inputs into a state of sensory euphoria.
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Architectural growth as a result of site conditions and environment.
Consistent dialogue between the Architecture and the Surrounding.
Gaudistic approach by deploy
ed soft curves.
“Paradise for Living” vs. “Machine for Living”
Enhanced wayfinding through discontinuity and asymmetry.
Addition to the diversity of urban conditions.
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The canceled meeting of the Town Board of Oxford, NY, Wednesday, February 14, has been rescheduled for Wednesday, February 21, 7:30 pm in the Village Hall.
Next month: March 14, 2018
The town board meets every 2nd Wednesday of each month at 7:30 pm in the Village Office
Town Board Agenda Outline
Current Month: February 20, 2018
The town planning board meets every 3rd Tuesday of each month at 7:30 pm in the Village Office
Below are some of the downloadable forms available from the Town of Oxford. If you have any questions about these, please contact us.
(All forms are PDF files unless otherwise indicated)
- Town of Oxford Subdivision Regulations
- Subdivision Application
- Short Environmental Assessment Form
- Zoning Ordinance – Local Law #1-2015


The Parish Council is aware of the large fallen chestnut tree branch in the Amenity Area. The matter is in hand and we are in consultation with experts.
Travellers again broke into the park and caused thousands of pounds of damage as well as terrorising and intimidating local residents. There will be more to come in the fallout from this.
Swindon Lane will be the subject of a couple of closures.
A new water main is being installed that will cross Wymans Lane at the entrance to the Festival Trade Park (the former Vibixa site). Traffic lights will be in operation as traffic will only be able to pass the works in single file. The works should be completed by 2nd July.
The next meeting of the Parish Council will take place on Tuesday 8th June in the Village Hall. See "Council Meetings" above for details.
These roads are amongst a number in Cheltenham that are being resurfaced.
This meeting represents a return to physical meetings following our run of Zoom meetings.
The Annual Parish Meeting was held via Zoom on Tuesday 4th May 2021 commencing at 7:30pm.
Gloucestershire County Council intends to make an order under the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 (as amended) to temporarily close part Brockhampton Lane from outside the property known as Hyde Brook to its junction with Quat Good Lane for a distance of approximately 829 metres. The reason for the closure is for renewing the level crossing equipment.


The Blackburn 10k will return on Sunday 4th December 2022!
This 10k race starts and finishes inside Ewood Park and runs around Blackburn Town Centre taking in all of the local landmarks.
Here are the road closures that may affect your journeys this Sunday:
Blackburn 10k will take place on Sunday 4th December and is a ROAD CLOSED event.
Please note the following timings are approximate.
09:00-11:30 – Nuttall Street, Kidder Street, Bolton Road (A666)
09:00-10:10 – Canterbury Street, Darwen Street, Weir Street, Freckleton Street, St Peter Street
09:00-10:20 – Jubilee Street, Railway Road, Astley Gate, Corporation Street
09:10-10:30 – Lord Street, King William Street, Northgate, Blakey Moor, St Paul Street
09:10-10:40 – Wainwright Way, Montague Street (A6078), Feilden Street, Barton Street, King Street
09:15-11:00 – Bank Top (A674)
09:15-11:30 – Spring Lane, Stancliffe Street, Hollin Bridge Street, Aqueduct Road.
For more information about the event, visit their website here https://www.blackburn10k.com


The Los Angeles County Regional Park and Open Space District is hosting a series of “Park Funding 102” events throughout the County to inform its citizens of the coming changes from Measure A. The “Park Funding 102” meetings will provide an update on the implementation of Measure A and will seek your input on grant guideline topics including eligibility, annual allocations, competitive grants, and technical assistance.
To learn more about Measure A, visit their website. To RSVP for the event, click here.
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SUPPORT FAIR REDISTRICTING IN HARFORD COUNTY Havre de GraceSUPPORT FAIR REDISTRICTING IN HARFORD COUNTY About the Proposal: The proposal created by The Cities of Havre de Grace and Aberdeen seeks to create fair, balanced, and equal council districts for the whole county. Mayor McGrady and Mayor Martin believe this can be achieved by creating County Council districts that bring together communities that have shared interests. The plan, if approved, will lead to stronger representation, stronger communities, and a brighter future for Harford County. Mayor Martin and Mayor McGrady will present the plan before the Harford County Redistricting Commission on September 15, 2021, at 6:00 PM at the County Council Office located at 212 S. Bond Street, Bel Air, MD 21014. How can you help? – We need your support! Testify in person: Please consider testifying in person before The Harford County Redistricting Commission on September 15, 2021, at 6:00 P.M. The meeting will take place at the County Council Office located at 212 S. Bond Street, Bel Air, MD 21014. Submit a letter of support: Please also consider signing the attached letter of support. After signing the letter please email to firstname.lastname@example.org CLICK HERE to Download Letter of support Harford County Redistricting Procedure: Every ten years, the council districts in Harford County are reestablished by a redistricting commission in a manner in which the councilmanic districts are compact, contiguous, and substantially equal in population. The Commission’s plan is due to the Harford County Council on Oct 1, 2021. Thank you for your support.


A "save the date" for a Zoom meeting on the Beaver Meadow Scoping study
Includes the link for more info and the zoom meeting link
I am posting this announcement from the Town website to give you a heads up to a meeting that will be happening soon. Read on for more details
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Join the project team on Zoom at 6:30 pm on November 12, 2020 to provide your input regarding potential design options for future Beaver Meadow Road changes.


Friends, it is long past due to address Vienna’s aging infrastructure problems particularly in regard to storm water drainage. Throughout Vienna, many residents and neighborhoods are experiencing flooding. It’s no secret that the major factor in Vienna’s flooding is Pond Run. Unfortunately, Pond Run has not been dredged in over 30 years!
In addition to flooded homes and neighborhoods, Pond Run has caused significant bank erosion impacting many of our bridges. The bridge on 27th is in such poor condition it no longer meets current acceptable standards. Corrective action has been recommended since 2013, yet this Mayor and Council have been silent on it for over 7 years. Most residents are unaware of the 27th street bridge’s substandard condition and potential threat to public safety.
These problems will not go away on their own, they require action. We can no longer ignore the problems and just kick the can down the road. Vienna needs a council willing to develop and implement a plan. Vienna needs council members willing to roll up their sleeves to tackle tough issues and make the best possible choices for Vienna. Our city needs a council that is involved and working to make our city a better place for today and in the future. Infrastructure is a top priority for me and one of the many reasons I am running for Vienna City Council. I am prepared to investigate tough issues, listen, study, and learn in order to make the best possible choices for the residents and businesses of Vienna. I will do this in a transparent way because we need a Vienna that works for everyone, not just a select few.
In the coming months, I hope to have the opportunity to discuss my vision for Vienna with you. Please feel free to message, call, or email me anytime. I want to be your voice, your advocate, your representative. I ask that you vote for me on November 3rd so we can get to work charting Vienna’s future together.


On the Agenda: Civilian Review Board report, bike committee interviews
Eugene City Council
Details: 5:30 p.m. work session, 7:30 p.m. public hearing Monday. (Attend online: eugene-or.gov/3360/Webcasts-and-Meeting-Materials.)
What: The Eugene City Council at its Monday work session will get an annual report from the Civilian Review Board and an update from the police auditor. A public hearing later Monday evening also is scheduled concerning an ordinance on a downtown urban renewal amendment for the farmers market.
Springfield City Council
Details: 5:30 p.m. work session, 7 p.m. regular meeting, Monday. (Attend online: springfield-or.gov/city/city-council-meetings.)
What: The Springfield City Council at its Monday work session will interview 10 Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee candidates. Councilors will appoint six on Dec. 7.
Councilors will be asked at their regular meeting to approve construction work, including sewer and storm drains, for a new residential subdivision, Jasper Meadows. Councilors then will be asked to approve an extension of a contract with White Bird Clinic to conduct outreach to unhoused people concerning the COVID-19 pandemic. The city manager will update councilors on the process for appointing an interim city councilor for the vacancy that will arise when they appoint a councilor as interim mayor on Jan. 4.
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Editor's note: This story was updated to reflect that the Lane County Board of Commissioners are not having a meeting on Tuesday. It's next scheduled meeting is the week of Nov. 30th.


Pensacola Habitat for Humanity Neighborhood Revitalization Team Coordinates Beautification Project in Brownsville and West Pensacola
Pensacola, FL (July 11, 2016) Pensacola Habitat for Humanity’s Neighborhood Revitalization (NR) team will partner with 50 teens from across the country in Brownsville and the Westside Garden District this July 18th – 22nd. Both communities are considered focus areas for the NR department as they are located within an established Community Redevelopment Area (CRA), which are special taxing districts that must meet statutory criteria for blight and the need of economic development. Based on surveys conducted by the NR department, next week’s work will help build on the foundation of critical repair work completed last June.
These extensive surveys in the Westside Garden District, collected since 2012, have found that of 354 homes, 147 need minor repairs, 39 need a limited number of major repairs, and 7 need comprehensive renovation. This means that 55% of homes are in need of some type of repair, reinforcing the notion that communities throughout West Pensacola suffer from economic disinvestment and blight, reinforcing NR’s commitment to the area.
As a commitment to Pensacola Habitat’s promise to build communities and hope, NR’s inaugural critical repair project last June brought 100 out-of-state volunteers to work together to rehabilitate seven homes. As part of ‘Build-A-Thon’ in 2013, Pensacola Habitat carried out various Neighborhood Revitalization activities in the Westside Garden District including sidewalk repairs, right-of-way cleanups, and painting street address on curbs.
Another component of the NR Department’s work is their ability to provide resources and technical support in the field of community development and organization. Pensacola Habitat works closely with the Historic Brownsville Community, Inc., a grassroots community group, and the Westside Garden District Homeowner’s Association (in addition to various other community groups and homeowner associations), providing guidance and encouraging resident leadership.
For more information on how you can help build homes, community, and hope through Neighborhood Revitalization, make sure to visit our website at www.pensacolahabitat.org or call Peggy Fowler at 850-434-5456.


The lamp sensor is broken and so faulty street light
Reported in the Street Light category anonymously at 17:27, Fri 25 September 2020
Sent to Bristol City Council less than a minute later
Light comes on intermittently early evening early morning whilst all other street lights are off It flashes on and off for a long time before then turning on and off
A new enquiry has been raised for this issue.
Posted by Bristol City Council at 17:27, Fri 25 September 2020
Posted by Bristol City Council at 13:51, Mon 28 September 2020
This enquiry is now closed. No further action is required.
State changed to: Fixed
Posted by Bristol City Council at 14:23, Mon 5 October 2020
This report is now closed to updates. You can make a new report in the same location. Please reference 2311963 in your new report if it is an update on this one.


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Hilton Fort Lauderdale gives way to runway
The 388-room property expected to be torn down in April
March 20, 2014 04:30PM
The Hilton Fort Lauderdale Airport hotel will soon make way for a new south runway at the airport.
The 388-room property, which is located at 1870 Griffin Road near Interstate 95, will close permanently March 31 and will be demolished soon after, according to the Sun-Sentinel.
The loss of the hotel comes as a blow to Broward County’s dwindling hotel inventory. The county had 33,294 available hotel and motel units in 2012, versus 34,976 in 2011, according to data from the Greater Fort Lauderdale Convention & Visitors Bureau. [Sun-Sentinel] – Christopher Cameron


The CHW Landscape Architecture team has been busy developing and overseeing the new outdoor putting green installation at the CHW Professional Consultants headquarter office in Gainesville / Alachua, Florida.
The approximately 370-square-foot outdoor putting green will now serve as a new amenity for our team by providing a new outdoor place to chat, enjoy each other’s company, and catch some sun while playing four holes and maneuvering a tricky sand trap. The new addition will also serve as a life-size showroom for our clients that may have an interest in including a putting green on their next project. The feature itself heightens the interest and curb appeal of our office as the new putting green and landscape additions enhance the prominence of the building.
Artificial turf was selected for this application for a multitude of reasons, including its many eco-friendly features. By specifying the artificial turf, the CHW putting green is anticipated to conserve approximately over 20,000 gallons of water per year and reduce the need for future herbicide and pesticide applications. Artificial turf is also sanitary, easy to clean, and fights against unwanted debris and bacteria.
At CHW, it’s no secret we love our local sports, and we’re ready to bring our passion and extensive knowledge of artificial sports turf to your future projects!
CHW teamed with our friends at Iconic Greens & Turfs to design and install a new putting green at CHW Corporate Offices. The new putting green was designed to perfectly fit the project site’s aesthetic, adding attraction to the building’s character. The Iconic crew brought their exceptional craftsmanship and attention to detail for this complex installation and the CHW team enjoyed watching the transformational process. From early site prep through the installation of the gravel, fines, and padding, to the fitting of the artificial turf and final “sanding” the team from Iconic performed at the highest standard.
Bryce A. Burger Landscape, LLC. provided landscaping and irrigation modifications necessary to accommodate the new putting green – and they did not disappoint. Bryce’s crew installed a variety of shrubs, groundcovers, palms, and flowering perennials that serve as a backdrop for the new amenity and improve the streetscape along Research Drive.
Thank you, Iconic Greens & Turfs and Bryce A. Burger Landscape, for turning our office golfing dreams into a reality. Let the putt-offs begin!


Welsh Bridge Shrewsbury
Shropshire Council. Thanks to Morris & Co.
Shrewsbury's Welsh Bridge - keep an eye on traffic coming in from Frankwell, watch the river rising during floods and see Shrewsbury's new Theatre Severn.
Copyright Shropshire Council.
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More about this screwpile job
This was a greenspace community improvement project in the South Calgary community of Arbour Lake. BPA was brought into execute the foundation of this project, installing galvanized screwpiles to maximize longevity, as well as the knifeplate caps for the fabrication team to install the platforms. We also installed the cross-bracing for safety and stability.
Challenges we overcame
- Extremely rocky ground conditions
- Steep grade
Results of this job
We completed this work on time and on schedule, allowing the next crew to frame and build the platforms.


New Delhi: Traffic restrictions will be in place on Sunday for the Independence Day rehearsals at the Red Fort.
A number of roads will remain closed on Sunday morning while traffic will be diverted to the other roads.
Roads like Tilak Marg, Mathura Road and Ring Road will remain closed for the general public between 5 a.m. and 9 a.m. on both the days.
The Advisory of the Delhi Traffic Police has said that only labeled vehicles will be allowed to travel on these roads in both the days.
They also said that movement of goods vehicles between Nizamuddin Bridge and Wazirabad Bridge will be prohibited after midnight till 11 a. m. on both the days.
They added that deboarding at the Jama Masjid Railway Station and Red Fort station won’t be allowed after 6:30 a.m. till the rehearsals are complete.
Alternative routes will remain open to railway stations, bus stations and hospitals near the venue of Independence Day function
The Independence Day function will be held at the Red Fort on August 15. Crown Prince Mohammad bin Zayed Al Nahyan will be the Chief Guest. (ANI)


The time is NOW. Please send an urgent message to Gov. Murphy and DEP Commissioner LaTourette asking them to adopt emergency regulations around flooding and stormwater ASAP.
I had a relative who told me when I was growing up: “If you want to make sure it rains, plan an event that must be held outside.”
I’m pleased to say that wisdom proved correct when our tour of green infrastructure projects at Providence College was held in a light, steady rainfall.
The fact that


In accordance with the provisions of Section 14(2) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act, 1984, the Norfolk County Council HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that owing to Anglian Water repairs to a burst water main the use by vehicles of the C375 Back Lane from 30 metres northeast of its junction with A146 Loddon Road north eastwards for a distance of 20 metres in the PARISH OF HELLINGTON will be temporarily prohibited from 4th September 2020 to 10th September 2020 for the duration of the works, expected to be about 7 days within the period. If necessary the restriction could run for a maximum period of 21 days.
Alternative route is via: Back Lane, Hellington Hill, Run Lane,Bullockshed Lane, Bramerton Lane, Framingham Lane, Bramerton Lane, A146 Loddon Road (Alpington/ Rockland St. Mary/ Yelverton/ Framingham Pigot/ Holverston/ Hellington/ Bergh Apton/ Bramerton).
(If necessary the restriction could run for a maximum period of 18 months from the date of the Order)
Penalty: £1000 maximum fine on conviction and/or endorsement for contravention.


That make us proud!
Skagit River Bridge - British Columbia2009
Pultrall manufactured V-ROD® GFRP reinforcement for the new Skagit River Bridge in lower mainland district of BC. The deck was 10.2m wide and approx 40m long with approach slabs. V-ROD® GFRP rebar used in cast-in-place concrete deck, parapets walls and approach slabs in bridge structure.


Snow Bank Removal Tonight In Gravenhurst
The Town of Gravenhurst announced that road crews will commence snow lift operations tonight at 9:00 p.m.
Snow bank removal will take place on Muskoka Rd. from Winewood Ave. W. to James St. and on Bay St. and Brock from Bethune Dr. to John St.
Residents are reminded that there is NO PARKING on Town roads overnight. Any vehicles left on the road will be towed at the owner’s expense.


Areas of application
8. August 2016
SPARKASSE (SAVINGS BANK) HEPPENHEIM
29. July 2016
The park in Agadir, equipped with the mipotube® system (pictures from 2009 and 2017).
Thanks to our irrigation system a green island in the cityscape of Agadir was created in an ecological and economical manner.


Dated: 11th May 2023
Portsmouth City Council (Beaulieu Road) (Temporary Prohibition of Driving, Loading and Waiting) (No.146) Order 2023
Notice is hereby given that Portsmouth City Council intends to make the above Order under Section 14(1)(a) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, as amended by the Road Traffic (Temporary Restrictions) Act 1991.
The Order comes into operation from 25th May 2023 and the effect will be as follows:-
A) TEMPORARY PROHIBITION OF DRIVING, LOADING AND WAITING
Outside No. 44 to No. 20 on both sides.
B) REASON FOR THE ORDER
To facilitate water works to repair manhole cover outside No. 33.
C) DURATION OF THE ORDER
From 25th May 2023 to 26th May 2023 or completion of the works, whichever is sooner. Notwithstanding the above, works will take place between 09:30 – 14:30 on each day.
Vehicles will be diverted from Laburnum Grove – Burlington Road – Chichester Road. Access only from Laburnum Grove and Chichester Road to No. 44 and No. 20.
Pedestrian access will be maintained around the works.
Assistant Director of Regeneration (Transport), Portsmouth City Council, Civic Offices, Portsmouth PO1 2NE
A copy of the Order may be requested from email@example.com or at the reception desk in the Civic Offices.


Virtual Information Session with City Councilor Tania Fernandes Anderson
We cordially invite you to join us and District 7 City Councilor Tania Fernandes Anderson on Wednesday, June 14th from 4 PM to 5:30 PM via Zoom. This will be an opportunity to explore how residents can use CPA funds and learn how to preserve or create impactful projects in their communities.
Meeting Location: Zoom
We will send you a Zoom link upon registration.


Residents, businesses and visitors are alerted to parking restrictions and road closures on Saturday March 18th as the Upper Bucks Celtic Fest comes to town. These roads and lots will be CLOSED TO TRAFFIC between 9:00am and 5:00pm. NO PARKING on these roads starts at 8:30am:
* W. Market St between S. 6th St and S. 8th St
* S. 7th St between W. Chestnut St and W. Market St
* W. Chestnut St between exit from Shelly’s lot and S. 7th St
* Shelly’s lot is CLOSED
* Penn Community Bank lot is CLOSED (access to drive through remains open til 12pm. Enter from S. 6th St)
Please direct questions about this event to the Upper Bucks Chamber of Commerce at (215) 536-3211 or email@example.com.


Now that's what I call an expensive runway!
In Portugal A special airport
-- the airport's runway with a length of 2781 meters (9124 ft.), of which 1000 meters (3281 ft.)of the runway is supported by 180 pillars, each pillar 50 meters height (about 17 floors) , surprisingly, the runway is designed for B-747
Look at the cars parked below the runway
Thanks Barry & Louise D.


Red terror halts road construction work in Koraput
Bhubaneswar: Despite the state government’s initiatives to expedite the development work in the Maoist hit areas, the construction work in the districts have been stalled as the contractors have given their ways to the red raze.
As a part of ‘Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana’ the construction work of 15 roads have not been started yet and the construction work of another eight roads have been interrupted and left half done.
The red menace has also gripped areas of Koraput district where the contractors have restrained themselves from the tendering process. As a result the, construction of roads in the district that had started long ago is still lying undone.
“The problem is apparent in some of the interior pockets of the district. In some programmes the contractors are not at all participating in the tendering process in fear of the Maoists and some of the programmes are lying half done,” Koraput Collector Rajesh Kumar Patel said.
On the basis of ‘PMGSY’ the construction of roads in Haladikunda village under Baiparigura block in Koraput had started on 27 February 2008 and was supposed to end by 28 November 2008. The budget allocated for the construction work was Rs 79, 42,000.
But the programme could only cover a distance of 2.200 kilometers which was even less than half of the total length of the road. The construction is even half done today as none of the contractors is willing to take up the task in fear of the Maoists.
“The construction work of these roads is still incomplete though more than two years have passed,” local resident Ram Dora said.
“The road has been constructed only up to a distance of 1.5 kms. The construction work of these roads was supposed to end in 2008, but have not come to an end yet,” Sarpanch of Haladigunda Village Vibhishan Hantal said.
The ultras, reportedly, had earlier killed contractors who were engaged to construct the roads. The rebels had killed one contractor named A.S. Chawla who was supervising the construction of Budhari Road. The Maoists had also set another contractor’s vehicle on fire. The contractor was monitoring the construction of Pendajam-Narayanpatna Road.


First, thank you to all who have served! And thank you too to all of those who are currently serving our country! And then did
Category: Local News
Public MeetingHOLL-035 Hollywood Blvd Landscaping ProjectWednesday, October 26th at 6 p.m. The City of Hollywood Department of Design & Construction Management will be conducting a
Public Comments invited for the Regional Climate Action Plan.


C.C. Pavement & Allied works, Surat
Construction of c.c. pavement and allied works including footpath, street light & horticulture etc. from Bhesan road canal culvert to SUDA limit under Package-15 A Chainage (4+550 to 6+250).
Surat Municipal Corporation , Road Division.
Cost Of Work
Year Of Completion
Work in Progress
3 Lane divided Carriageway .
Main Carriage Way
Concrete Road Work.
Modified subgrade : 250 mm thick
Granular sub base : 200 mm thick
Dry lean concrete : 150 mm thick
Payment Quality Concrete : 300 mm thick
Road Widening Work
Dense graded bituminous concrete : 75 mm DBM
Bituminous Concrete : 50 mm BC
Length of Road Work : 1074 RMT
Please provide us the necessary information so that we can provide you solutions for your specific requirements. We will revert as early as possible.


Revised plans to tackle sewer flooding in Uppermill go on display to the public next week.
Uppermill residents are being invited to an exhibition on Thursday 1 May to see United Utilities’ plans for a major £1 million sewer improvement scheme. The work on Church Road, New Street and Bolton’s Yard is due to start on 2 June and will take until the end of August to complete. Water engineers have been planning the scheme since last October and working closely with Oldham Council to minimise the impact on traffic.
Following consultation with residents last autumn the project team has been looking at ways to reduce the impact of a lengthy diversion route – the only route available in the area.
Tessa Smith, project coordinator at United Utilities, explained: “Everybody recognises that we must do this work to resolve the nightmare of sewer flooding for residents, but the big problem has been the diversion route. We’ve looked at our schedule from every angle with Oldham Council to see what we can do to reduce the impact. We’re now planning on working 13 days a fortnight with extended hours to get it completed as quickly as possible. And we will phase the work so that the major diversion is confined to the school summer holidays.
“We know there’s never an ideal time to do work like this but we hope people will bear with us. It’s one of the many essential upgrades that our customers’ bills help to fund and it will be well worth it when the flooding protection is in place.”
The public exhibition will be held at Uppermill Civic Hall, Lee Street, Uppermill on Thursday 1 May, from 3pm to 7pm.
A letter and leaflet with full details of the work schedule will be sent to all residents and people are encouraged to come along to the exhibition, to meet the team and ask any questions.
The Uppermill sewer scheme forms part of United Utilities’ £3.5 billion investment across the North West between 2010 and 2015, aimed at improving drinking water quality and cleaning the environment.
The Revised Schedule
The work will be completed in 6 phases:
Phase 1: Smithy Lane to Boltons Yard (2nd June – 1 week )
Affected Roads: Smithy Lane, Uppermill from a point 10 metres east of its junction with Boltons Yard to its junction with Station Road
Alternative Route: Smithy Lane, High Street, Bridge Street, Carr Lane, Rush Hill Road, Grove Road, Shaws Lane, Station Road and vice versa
Phase 2: Boltons Yard (9th June – 2weeks )
Affected Roads: Boltons Yard, Uppermill for its whole length, between New Street and Smithy Lane
Alternative Route: Smithy Lane, High Street, New Street and vice versa
Phase 3: (23rd June – 4 weeks )
Affected Roads: New Street from the junction of Boltons Yard to Church Road
Alternative Route: High Street, Church Road and vice versa
Phase 4: ( 21st July – 2 weeks )
Affected Roads: Church Road Uppermill from its junction with Pickhill Lane
Advisory Alternative Route for Eastbound Vehicles: High Street, Oldham Road, Chapel Road, Chew Valley Road, Kinders Lane, Boarshurst Lane, Haw Clough Lane, Knowl Top Lane, Gellfield Lane and Church Road
Advisory Alternative Route for Westbound Vehicles (Under 17T): Church Road, Running Hill Gate, Running Hill Lane, Ward Lane, Huddersfield Road, Wool Road, High Street
Phase 5: (4th August – 1week )
Affected Roads: Church Road, Uppermill from its junction with Pickhill Lane to a point 20 metres west of Brook Avenue
Advisory Alternative Route for Eastbound Vehicles:High Street, Oldham Road, Chapel Road, Chew Valley Road, Kinders Lane, Boarshurst Lane, Haw Clough Lane, Knowl Top Lane, Gellfield Lane and Church Road
Advisory Alternative Route for Westbound Vehicles: Church Road, Running Hill Gate, Running Hill Lane, Ward Lane, Huddersfield Road, Wool Road, High Street
Phase 6: Continuing along Church Road to outside
For further information call United Utilities on 0845 746 220 quoting project number NCA 80029009 or Oldham Council on 0161 770 3000


Cleveland recycling program registration deadline now Nov. 5
CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - The city of Cleveland extended the registration deadline to the bi-weekly, opt-in curbside recycling program to Nov. 5.
All Cleveland residents and homeowners who live in a single-family household or multi-family building up to four units serviced by the City of Cleveland Division of Waste are eligible to participate in the curbside recycling program.
Residents are asked to sign a pledge to follow all curbside recycling guidelines as a condition of participation.
That pledge can be found by clicking here.
The city of Cleveland said drop-off recycling containers will also be available to Cleveland residents when recycling services resume at the following locations:
- East Side: Corner of East 55th and Euclid Avenue (24-hour access)
- West Side- 3727 Ridge Road (Monday-Saturday, 9 a.m. - 3 p.m.)
Visit www.cuyahogarecycles.org to learn more about proper recycling and disposal of household materials.
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City of Owensboro Neighborhood Alliance Program October Meeting Schedule
Friday September 29, 2017 10:38 AM
September 29, 2017
For information, contact Leslie Neeley at 270-687-8557 or firstname.lastname@example.org.
CITY OF OWENSBORO NEIGHBORHOOD ALLIANCE PROGRAM
OCTOBER 2017 MEETINGS
- Midtown East Neighborhood Alliance – 6:00 p.m. on Thursday, October 5 at Buena Vista Baptist Church.
- Seven Hills Neighborhood Alliance – 7:00 p.m. on Thursday, October 5 at Trinity United Methodist Church.
- Shifley-York Alliance – 5:30 p.m. on Tuesday, October 10 at Lewis Lane Baptist Church.
- Dugan Best Neighborhood Alliance – 5:00 p.m. on Tuesday, October 24 at the Dugan Best Recreation Center.
- Northwest Area Alliance – 5:30 p.m. on Tuesday, October 24 at the HL Neblett Center.
- Apollo Area Alliance – 6:00 p.m. on Tuesday, October 24 at Century Christian Church.
- Wesleyan-Shawnee Alliance – 6:00 p.m. on Tuesday, October 24 at KWC Cox Meeting Room.
For more information about the City of Owensboro and Neighborhood Alliance Program, visit www.owensboro.org.
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With construction set to begin later this year on I-17 between Anthem Way and Sunset Point, the Arizona Department of Transportation is hosting two public meetings to share information and answer questions. Find out what to expect while work is underway through 2025, and how the improvements will enhance safety and traffic flow along the busy 23-mile stretch of highway north of Phoenix.
Everyone is welcome to attend one or both meetings to learn more, provide input and ask questions.
- PARTICIPATE VIRTUALLY: A virtual public meeting is scheduled from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Thursday, March 31. ADOT’s project team will provide an overview and answer questions from meeting participants. To join the meeting, visit http://www.improvingi17.com/ at 5:45 p.m. on March 31 and follow the link to the WebEx presentation.
- PARTICIPATE IN PERSON: Join the project team for an open house at Canon Elementary School, 34630 School Loop Road in Black Canyon City, on Tuesday, April 26. The open house begins at 5:30 p.m., followed by a presentation at 6 p.m. The open house will continue from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m.


Introduction to Atal Setu" Discover India's latest infrastructural marvel - Atal Setu, the longest sea bridge in the country, inaugurated on January 12, 2024.
–Engineering Feat: Atal Setu Spanning a staggering 21.8 km, with 16.5 km over the sea, Atal Setu boasts six lanes, promising improved connectivity and mobility for millions.
Public Commute Expectations With expectations of over 70,000 vehicles daily, Atal Setu promises to revolutionize commuting between Mumbai and Navi Mumbai, reducing travel time significantly.
Infrastructural Milestones Prime Minister Narendra Modi hails Atal Setu as a testament to India's infrastructural prowess, showcasing the nation's commitment to progress.
Employment and Economic Impact Atal Setu's construction provided employment opportunities for thousands, signaling not just infrastructural development but also economic growth.
Timely Completion Despite disruptions caused by the pandemic, Atal Setu was completed on time, a testament to the resilience and dedication of the project team.
International Collaboration Acknowledging the efforts of late Japan Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, whose support was instrumental in completing this ambitious project.
Future Prospects As Atal Setu opens new avenues of connectivity, it sets the stage for further infrastructural developments, promising a brighter, more connected future for India


Parking of vehicles is prohibited:
- On the roadway or shoulder of any street between the hours of 2:00 am and 6:00 am
- On the shoulder of any road section with a hard curb
- On any shoulder with a sidewalk
- Additional areas as noted in Chapter 74 of the code of ordinances
An exception may be granted upon a formal request
of the property owner to the mayor and Council and shall be valid for a period of time not to exceed two years.


- Parking Ordinance
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- Click here for online utility bill payment.
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Gulf Breeze Weather
Hwy 98 Median Closure
Nighttime Lane Closures PLanned for U.S. 98 In The City Of Gulf Breeze
Paving operations on U.S. 98 (Gulf Breeze Parkway) between the Pensacola Bay Bridge and the Live Oak Village shopping center, Sunday, Sept. 14 through Thursday, Sept. 18. The closures will take place each night between the hours of 7 p.m. and 7 a.m.
One lane of traffic will remain open in each direction and access to private property will be maintained at all times. The planned construction activities are weather dependent and may be re-scheduled in the event of inclement weather.
The planned construction activities are weather dependent and may be re-scheduled in the event of inclement weather.
School is Back in Session – Letter from School Principals
- Water Meter Upgrades
- Citrus Canker Alert
- DEP LAUNCHES GULF BREEZE WATER QUALITY PROJECT FOR SANTA ROSA COUNTY
- May 6, 2014 – FEMA Assistance Approved
- AS OF MAY 1, 2014 – NO BOIL WATER NOTICE
- APRIL 30TH FLOODING
- Long Range Transportation Needs Plan and Cost Feasible Plan Workshop
- Grant for New Elevated Re-Use Water Tank
- Return Call Telephone Scam Alert
- Please Check for Water Leaks – within City Limits
FLOOD VICTIMS – UTILITY WAIVER
If the April 30, 2014 deluge (the "Spring Flooding Event") caused your property to be uninhabitable, the City Council has established a utility waiver program to waive utilities while repairs/reconstruction were (or are) underway. A copy of the utility waiver is available here. Addresses are checked against City and County damage assessment lists before waivers are approved.


Stormwater Pond Management Conference
Healthy Ponds, Healthy Communities
The 2022 Stormwater Pond Management Conference will provide a forum to give the latest information, resources, and tools on stormwater pond management for Charleston-area communities.
SAVE THE DATE IN 2022!
Who Should Attend?
- Stormwater Pond Owners
- HOA Representatives
- Property Management Professionals
- Meet The Team
- What You Can Do
- Anderson & Pickens Counties Stormwater Partners
- Ashley Cooper Stormwater
- Florence-Darlington Stormwater Consortium
- Lowcountry Stormwater Partners
- Sumter Stormwater Solutions
- Coastal Waccamaw Stormwater Education Consortium
- Media & Communications
- Statewide Survey
- Activity Database


Street Scene, South from 6th Ave. Elevated Station & 8th St.
Street Scene, North from 6th Ave. Elevated Station & 33rd St.
Street Scene, South from Elevated Station 6th Ave. & 42nd Street.
Jefferson Market Court
Sixth Avenue and the Jefferson Market Court
6th Ave. - 11th St.
Street Scenes - 1900, 36th St. Bet. Broadway & 6th Ave.
Masonic Bldg., 6th Ave. and 23rd St.
James McCreery Co. Bldg. W. 23rd St. and 6th Ave.
7275106. 3rd Ave. "L" North from Express Platform, 9th St. Station.
10274004. Skeleton of 14th St. Station, 9th Ave. "L".
10274003. Tearing Down 14th St. Station, 9th Ave. "L".
3 Ave & 9 St