Kent County Council will be working to improve the road surface of Valley Road, Fawkham between the junctions of Sun Hill and Scudders Hill. These road surface improvement works are programmed to start on the 8th Aug 2020 and should take 2 days to complete. These activities will be undertaken during a working window between the hours of 7am and 7pm.
It is inevitable that residents and businesses near the works will experience some disruption, but KCC will try to keep these to a minimum. Vehicle access to properties will need to be restricted for a short period while work is carried out in front of each property. If you have any particular access needs, please let the workforce on site know and they will do their best to help you.
Generally, within 14 days of completing the works the road markings will be reinstated and within eight weeks the ironworks (road drain covers, manhole covers etc.) will be adjusted to suit the new surface.
Further information on the work being carried out can be found here: KCC information about the resurfacing of Valley Road


Avrupa Konutları Çamlıvadi; It offers a brand new life with 919 residences in 19 blocks.
The Project is located in Kağithane – Istanbul , which is 1 minute away from the TEM highway and a huge green space next to it; It makes life enjoyable by adding many beauties such as quality, comfort and social facilities.
The project, owned a perfect natur landscape with The stylish and fully equipped sports facility such as indoor and outdoor swimming pools and the multi-court sports fields next to the project.
Location : TEM 1 minute, Maslak 3 minutes, FSM Bridge 5 minutes. Havaray, which connects to the entire metro network, is only 2 minutes away.


131 West Illinois Avenue Aurora, IL 60506
This mixed use building with 4,324 sf of open space with large open area and high clearance that could be used for meetings or different functions, two (2) ADA restrooms, ample on and off street parking. New siding just installed on main building. Motivated Landlord!!!!!
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Y Ballarat are excited to be on the journey towards repurposing the site at 2o Lambert Street into a YOUTH SPACE!!
We wanted to hear from YOU… and YOU DELIVERED. Thank you!
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New Market Square traffic restrictions
Transport for Buckinghamshire is introducing an Experimental Traffic Regulation Order (ETRO) in sections of Aylesbury town centre which prohibits vehicles from using Market Square past the northern boundary of the Green Man pub in either direction.
The legal restriction came into place on 7th February and will be physically enforced by the placement of bollards to put in place from 27th February.
Use of Market Square as a cut through by private vehicles has been a long standing problem in Aylesbury Town Centre where the current restrictions are widely flouted, with regular reports of near misses. Buckinghamshire County Council and Aylesbury Town Centre Management hope the new bollards provide an effective and low cost solution to this issue.
The bollards are fixed in an upright position to prevent vehicle access however there are a number of key holders which include the emergency services and the town centre manager who can allow access through Market Square in the case of emergency.
Access for loading and deliveries will be allowed in accordance with the current time restrictions as follows:
- Buckingham St and the north of Market Square to premises north of the restriction
- Great Western St and the southern end of Market Square for premises south of the restriction.
- The Town Centre Management team will be able to remove these bollards to allow access for special events at their discretion.
Full details of the Traffic Order can be found on the County Council’s website. The order can continue for a maximum of an 18 month trial period before a permanent order is considered. Within the first six months of the ETRO any person may object or support the order becoming permanent. These should be made in writing before 7th August 2018, giving the grounds on which it is made, and addressed to:
The Area Schemes Delivery Team,
Transport for Buckinghamshire,
Corrib Industrial Estate,
Griffin Lane, Aylesbury,
Buckinghamshire, HP19 8BP
Or by email to:firstname.lastname@example.org


Union Minister for Road Transport and Highways, Nitin Gadkari on Friday announced that the government is constructing the world's longest highway, that is, Delhi-Mumbai Express Highway.
Speaking at the event, Gadkari said, "The Expressway will be 1,380 km long and will go up to Jawaharlal Nehru Port Trust (JNPT), But now, we are also planning to take it up to Nariman Point."
According to him, the project will get over by March 2022 and India will have world's largest expressway.
Earlier, it used to take around 48 hours to cover the distance between Mumbai and Delhi by truck and 24-26 hours by car. But now, it will only take approximately 18-20 hours to cover the distance between Delhi and Mumbai by truck and 12-13 hours by car, Gadkari added.
He said, "This highway is crossing from the tribal districts of Rajasthan, Gujarat and Madhya Pradesh, this will be a development for the areas and create many employment opportunities for the people.
The expressway will connect the urban centres of Delhi through the Delhi-Faridabad-Sohna section of the corridor along with a spur to Jewar Airport and Jawaharlal Nehru Port to Mumbai through a spur in Mumbai.
Yamuna body gets Rs 3,725 cr loan from SBI to develop airport in Jewar
Yogi government focusing on 5 major projects ahead of assembly polls
Noida Airport land handed over to private developer, construction soon
Farmers protest at Jewar toll plaza on Yamuna Expressway, disrupt traffic
Ambala-Kotputli expressway likely to open for public by March 2022: Gadkari
Top headlines: Swiggy, Zomato to pay GST, Covid vax export curbs may ease
SAD protests against farm laws, Sukhbir and Harsimrat detained
India tells China border troop pullback needed for better ties
SCO meet: Afghanistan shows radicalisation key threat to peace, says PM
Top headlines: Further GST relief for Covid drugs; over 2 mn jabbed today
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STARKVILLE, Miss. (WTVA) — Work will likely begin early next year on a drainage project aimed at alleviating the longtime flooding problem on Carver Drive in Starkville.
Aldermen voted 5-2 Tuesday night to accept a $677,700 bid for a company to concrete the sides and bottom of a ditch in that area.
City Clerk Taylor Adams says the city will pay $50,000 out of the general fund for the work.
He adds the rest will be covered through a loan from the Mississippi Development Authority the city will pay back.
Adams says aldermen could approve construction documents for the project as early as their January 7 meeting. Once that's done, the work can proceed.


08-20-2019 EQUIP STORAGE
Montachusett Regional Transit Authority has purchased a new pre-engineered steel building and is requesting bids from contractors to install the structure along with corresponding site work and foundation per the attached RFP.
Tuesday, August 20, 2019
Tuesday, September 10, 2019
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This project has been cancelled and will be rebid at a later date.
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August 26, 2019 at 10:00 AM, 1427R Water St. Fitchburg, MA
This opportunity is now closed. If you would like a copy of the documents, send a message to Procurement@mrta.us


This is to announce an OIC public engagement meeting regarding the latest Inter Island Transport Study.
It is on Tuesday 28th June at the school 5:15 till 8:15
This will be report that decides future ferries and connections to islands so is pretty important. It is a drop in session rather than a public meeting.
The Orkney Inter-Island Transport Study will set out a long-term strategy for future transport connections to the isles. This is your chance to have your say on the options.
Graemsay, Hoy & Walls – Tuesday, 28th June,
North Walls Community Centre, 5.15pm to 8.15pm


Track work will force off-peak Pascack Valley line train riders onto the bus this summer.
Starting July 13, buses will take the place of trains between Spring Valley and Secaucus Junction — or most of the length of the 33-mile line — from approximately 8:45 a.m. until 3:30 p.m. Monday to Friday and all day on Saturdays and Sundays.
Riders will be able to connect to trains to New York Penn Station or Hoboken from Secaucus Junction.
The arrangement will be in place for six weeks, ending on Aug. 25, New Jersey Transit said today.
Having trains off the tracks will given NJ Transit workers the time, space and security needed to reconstruct grade crossings two locations in New Jersey — Westwood and Hackensack — as well as replace ties along the entire line and take care of other maintenance work.
More details and substitute bus schedules will be available at njtransit.com on or after June 29.
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Bridge repair work to bring detour in Turtle Point, McKean County
Port Allegany – Repairs to a state-owned bridge in Annin Township will require a closure on Champlin Hill Road (T-416) in McKean County starting Monday, June 9. When work is complete, PennDOT will be able to remove the bridge from McKean County’s structurally deficient list and area drivers will enjoy travel across a bridge that will remain in service for years to come.
Once the bridge is closed, a detour will be in place. PennDOT‘s official detour is about 8 ½ miles long and will direct drivers to use T-416/Champlin Hill Road, Route 155, Route 446, and Route 1002 (Champlin Hill Road). Drivers familiar with the area may choose to use alternate routes.
The current bridge spans the Allegheny River in the village of Turtle Point. The 200-foot bridge was originally built in 1963 and carries an average of 453 vehicles each day.
Rehabilitation work will include replacement of the beams and bridge deck, along with a small amount of paving. Clearwater Construction, Inc. of Mercer, Pa is the contractor on this $1.1 million project. All work is weather dependent.
Drivers are reminded to obey posted speed limits, follow detour signs, and as always, buckle up.


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Saturday morning, you will probably be able to find metered parking on the street. Also, if a train is convenient, this Corner Bakery is literally almost directly above Suburban Station. Otherwise, you could check a website like philadelphia.bestparking.com for a parking lot in the area.
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AUSTIN, Texas — Runners, on your marks!
More than 15,000 runners will hit the pavement in Austin on Sunday for the annual Austin Marathon.
There are children's races happening Saturday before the big race on Sunday.
The race routes stretch from 45th Street to Ben White Boulevard and from Mopac East to Airport Boulevard.
The paths vary depending on the race, and closures will be intact until Sunday at noon.
Northbound alternate routes are Mopac, Lamar and I-35.
If you're going east or west, consider taking 45th Street, Koenig Lane or U.S. 183.
The roads will reopen Sunday afternoon.


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DDOTs Oregon Avenue, NW - Design and Construction Public Meeting
May 17, 2017
6:30pm - 8:30pm
Chevy Chase Community Center Auditorium5601 Connecticut Avenue, NWWashington, DCUnited States
Chevy Chase Community Center Auditorium
5601 Connecticut Avenue, NW
DDOT to present its Oregon Avenue Project. DC Water will briefly discuss the Oregon and Bingham Sewer Rehab Proejct.


The public will get a look at proposed changes to the Woods Cross Roads intersection at Route 17 in northern Gloucester during a public meeting from 5-7 p.m. Monday at Petsworth Elementary School.
The Virginia Department of Transportation will hold the meeting in an open house format where people can stop by to review information and ask questions of VDOT staff. No formal presentation will be made.
A Restricted Crossing U-Turn, or RCUT, intersection is being proposed for this intersection. This is a design where all side street movement is restricted to only right turns. Those wishing to turn left when merging onto Route 17 will instead turn right and then make a U-turn at a designated location.
The purpose of an RCUT is to reduce the number of collisions at intersections by limiting the number of paths where vehicles intersect. Woods Cross Roads is a notorious intersection that has seen a high volume of accidents and the installation of the RCUT is designed to reduce the ris...
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2 Acre commercial parcel with small home currently leased to a Hair Salon, providing positive cash flow. This property is currently part of the Master Plan that allows drive thru access and is ready for redevelopment. With 100 ft of Frontage on West as well as Harrison (where Meijer's parking lot ends) and a depth of over 400 ft.
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Littleover neighbourhood ward
Littleover Neighbourhood Team
If you would like to get involved in your neighbourhood, you have ideas on how to improve your local area or have any questions about the ward, you can contact:
Sharon Sewell, Neighbourhood Partnership Manager, by:
- telephone: 01332 643042
- email: firstname.lastname@example.org
Jonathan Till, Neighbourhood Partnership Officer, by:
- telephone: 01332 888725
- email: email@example.com
Your local Safer Neighbourhood Team
If you wish to complain about antisocial behaviour or report a crime, you can contact the Littleover Safer Neighbourhood Team by:
- telephone: 101
- email: firstname.lastname@example.org
Your Safer Neighbourhood Team is committed to making your community a safer and better place to live and work.
Find out more about Safer Neighbourhoods on the Derbyshire Police website, and see their page about the Littleover and Blagreaves Safer Neighbourhood Team.
Littleover Neighbourhood Forum
If you have an interest in your local area, you can go to one of Littleover's Neighbourhood Forum's open public meetings. The meetings take place every three months.
For more information about neighbourhood forums, visit our Neighbourhood working page.
The Littleover Neighbourhood Forum dates and papers for 2021/22
- Monday 6th December 2021, Littleover Social Club, Blagreaves Lane, 7pm
Littleover Neighbourhood Board
- leads on behalf of the whole neighbourhood
- agrees the priorities for the neighbourhood
- decides where delegated Council budgets are to be spent
- monitors performance
- influences decisions that reflect the views of local residents
- decides on the vision for your neighbourhood
The Neighbourhood Board received a budget from October 2019 and will receive a further budget from April 2020. This budget is to enable voluntary and community groups (Non Commercial) to apply for funding for projects/events, that will both benefit and enable the community and its residents. If you would be interested in putting together a funding application for consideration of the board, please read the guidance and complete the form:
- Board Funding Application 2020/21Board Funding Application 2021/22
- Neighbourhood board devolved budget funding guidance
Littleover Neighbourhood Councillors
Your Neighbourhood Councillors are as follows:
- Chair - Councillor Care
- Councillor Carr
- Councillor Lonsdale
Littleover Ward Walkabout/Litter Pick dates for 2021/22
Ward walkabouts is an initiative to strengthen community spirit and build safer communities. This involves councillors, Neighbourhoods, Derby Homes and the Police, together with local residents leading a high profile and visible patrol. The idea behind this is to get back to traditional community values of local people looking out for each other and identifying any problems raised in the area. We will litter pick, greet and listen so come along and join us. For further infomation please telephone Jonathan Till on 01332 888725.
|1 Ocotber 2021||12pm - 1 pm||Heatherton district centre|
For more information on what neighbourhood forums and boards are, and how to access funding for local projects and community groups, visit the Neighbourhood working page.


I have been living in the State College area for more than 30 years now. I have seen State College grow, yet it has always managed to retain that small town feel to it. That State College is gone. We now have several high rise monstrosities in town ruining that feeling and we are going to get another, all in the name of progress. What long time State College businesses will be forced to leave downtown or close altogether? How much more traffic will be funneled down Beaver Avenue and College Avenue? How much more crowded will the downtown become?
Downtown is becoming less small town and more big city. Perhaps State College should pause and decide what kind of town they want to be.
Mike Hall, State College


Date: March 12, 2015
Time: 7:00 p.m. - 9:30 p.m.
Location: Cabinet Magazine, 300 Nevins Street, Brooklyn, NY 11217
Please join us for an opening reception for the exhibition Structures of Coastal Resilience on Thursday, March 12, from 7:00 – 9:00 p.m. The exhibition will run through March 15, 2015.
Structures of Coastal Resilience (SCR) is a Rockefeller Foundation-supported project dedicated to studying and proposing resilient designs for urban coastal environments in the North Atlantic region. SCR brings together a distinguished group of engineers, scientists, architects, landscape architects, and scholars to generate in-depth and informed proposals for four sites on the North Atlantic: Narragansett Bay RI, Jamaica Bay NY, Atlantic City NJ, and Norfolk VA. These areas feature ongoing projects by the US Army Corps of Engineers, demonstrate socioeconomic vulnerability, and are highly prone to flooding.
Princeton professors Guy Nordenson, Paul Lewis, Ning Lin, Michael Oppenheimer, and James Smith lead the project.


Sewage spill in Leland neighborhood
LELAND, NC (WWAY) — It’s not the first time one Leland community has had to deal with sewage spill in the neighborhood.
The spill was approximately 33,060 gallons.
After heavy rains the other night the Town of Leland experienced a sewage spill yesterday in the 1300 block of Grandiflora Drive in Magnolia Greens.
The town plans for a $2.7 million project to reduce sewage flow from the Brunswick Forest area.
Town council said they will not be satisfied until a permanent solution is found.
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I-35 Update: 11th/12th Streets Bridge Removal Begins Tonight
WACO, Texas (July 17, 2019) – Demolition of the 11th/12th Street bridge is expected to begin at 7 p.m. tonight, July 17, 2019, as crews remove the bridge deck, beginning over the southbound frontage road and moving east as the work is completed.
Tonight through 6 a.m. Thursday, through traffic headed southbound on the frontage road will be directed onto the mainlanes at University Parks Drive and will be able to exit at 17th – 18th Street (Exit 334). Local traffic will be allowed to stay on the frontage road up to 10th Street where they will then be directed onto 10th Street from the frontage road.
This process may take more than one night in each location. Once the bridge deck is removed, crews will begin removing the beams, starting at the northbound frontage road and moving west as sections are cleared.
Drivers are strongly encouraged to use alternate routes during this time, as additional lane restrictions will be in place between 4th/5th Streets and 17th/18th Streets along the frontage road and the mainlanes, depending on the work location. Please slow down and follow all signage through the work zones.
Work is anticipated to continue in this area for approximately two weeks, weather permitting.
Additional information on upcoming closures related to the bridge removal will be shared as work progresses.
Follow @TxDOTWacoPIO on Twitter for up-to-date lane closure and construction information.
Use the real-time website https://waco4bmap.org – part of the BE SAFE BE SEEN initiative – to help plan and safely navigate routes through the construction zone, whether by car, bike or on foot.
Visit www.my35.org/Waco to view materials online and sign up for lane closure notifications.
Email My35Waco@txdot.gov to subscribe for general project updates.
Call or text 254-313-WACO (9226) to speak with a construction team member.
BE ALERT & STAY WORK ZONE SAFE.
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Officials said today that motorists should expect major traffic delays in parts of Los Angeles as an estimated 100,000 people take part in the CicLAvia bike event.The end result is that many of us attending the Festival of Books and using the Expo rail line had to wait for the second, or third train because the cyclists were taking up entire trains with their bikes.
For me it was a one hour trip that usually took 30 minutes. And standing the entire way. And Me the Old, Grumpy, and Tired Fellow.
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Commission sets plat hearing for Titan project
Published 06/12/2012, The Jamestown Sun
The Jamestown Planning Commission will hold a plat and annexation hearing on June 25 for the Titan Machinery project west of Jamestown Regional Medical Center.Word count: 312
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LACDP Chair Mark Gonzalez responds to Mayor Garcetti's 2021 State of the City
April 19, 2021
LOS ANGELES COUNTY, CA --
Following Mayor Eric Garcetti's 2021 State of the City, LACDP Chair Mark Gonzalez issued the following statement:
"As Los Angeles County works to get our county of 10 million back on track, tonight in his State of the City, Mayor Garcetti laid out a bold, focused agenda to move LA City forward. From major investments in rental assistance, tackling our homeless crisis and pushing a national right to housing” plan, urgently advancing our climate goals, to a pilot program for universal basic income, Mayor Garcetti reminds us that even in the midst of a pandemic, our work for the people of LA continues. I applaud the Mayor for laying out his vision to ensure that the state of Los Angeles City remains strong. Los Angeles Democrats will continue to stand with our elected leaders in the fight for our families and communities."


The background to this research was a flooding incident that occurred in Bridgend, Co. Donegal, Ireland in August 2017. While several properties were flooded, a flooding case study of a single dwelling house adjacent to the Bridgend River at Riverdale, Bunamayne, Co. Donegal, Ireland is used herein. For this study the flooded site shall be referred to as the “Hegarty property”. A structure in the form of a stone arched culvert is located directly adjacent to the two-storey detached dwelling house on the Hegarty Property. While the culvert is referred to locally as a bridge, within this research the word culvert will be used in connection with the structure. The culvert has a concrete surrounded utility (watermain) crossing at a gradient below the culvert soffit on the upstream face of the structure. The utility obstructed flow through the culvert and contributed to the flooding event. Given the implication of climate change and the increased probability of more extreme flooding events, it was decided to explore the case study to ascertain the factors that contribute to flooding events when utilities are positioned at culvert or bridge structures. This work was completed to assist undergraduate students, researchers, and local authorities in a relatively unknown area of flood causation.
- Climate Change & Open Channel Flow


Work on the new Skate Park starts this week. The Youth shelter is being removed on 4th May, in preparation (it will be reinstated and repainted as part of the works) and the contractors for the build will be onsite later during week commencing 3rd May. The works are expected to last about 12 weeks.
Work on the wider Castle Park Project will start in June/July. 2022.


The iconic Tempisque River bridge, known locally as La Amistad, will be fully closed to all traffic starting Monday, April 1st to undergo much-needed structural repairs, according to an announcement made today by the National Roads Council (CONAVI).
The 780-meter-long suspension bridge, situated between Cañas and Nicoya cantons along National Route 18, is comprised of both cable-stayed and fixed concrete segments spanning Costa Rica’s largest river. While initially built to last 100 years after its opening in 2003, officials say critical components of La Amistad now demand rehabilitation just 15 years on.
“There are damaged supports, crumbling infrastructure, and faulty lighting that pose safety hazards we can no longer ignore,” stressed Juan Alvarado, lead engineer at CONAVI. “We explored all options to keep the bridge open but ultimately have no choice except to fully close it down for these intensive repairs.”
Starting April 1st, all pedestrian, bicycles, motorcycles, cars and trucks will be strictly prohibited from crossing the Tempisque bridge for the duration of the construction project, which is expected to conclude by May 15th barring any delays. The closure regrettably coincides with the peak Easter holiday week as well Nicoya’s annual annexation celebration later that month.
“We deliberately postponed the repairs to minimize impact on tourism,” explained Minister of Public Works Diego Sanchez on the timing. “However, this is an urgent matter of public safety, so we ask for patience and understanding from residents and visitors alike.”
The ¢1.7 billion rehabilitation commissioned to Estrumet Metalmecánica involves replacing damaged concrete supports along several piers, worn out expansion joints, tower adjustments, new LED lighting, asphalt resurfacing and general maintenance. The bridge’s main cables were inspected and cleared as structurally sound.
Officials advise motorists to instead detour through La Abundancia ferry crossing or take the scenic 40-minute route around the gulf. They remain confident the critical repairs will extend La Amistad’s lifespan for decades more as an indispensable transportation artery and iconic monument to friendship between nations.


- – Maha Metro’s Record-Breaking Ridership of 56,406.
NAGPUR (Metro Rail News): Maha Metro broke all previous records to establish a new ridership benchmark on 26th January 2021 – Republic Day. At 56,406 the accumulated ridership on both the lines – Orange and Aqua – was record-breaking and historic.
“The previous best ridership figures reached by Maha Metro was on 27 December last year, when Maha Metro had locked in figures of 22,123. With these figures today, Maha Metro has overtaken many other Metro services in terms of ridership. In fact, given the trend for some time now, Maha Metro ridership has been continuously on ascend. Considering these factors and anticipating this commuter rush, Maha Metro had extended travel time by more than an hour on republic day”, it said in a statement.
In fact, long and serpentine queues were witnessed at Metro Stations, especially Sitabuldi Interchange where commuters had lined up to buy tickets for Metro Ride since morning. The concourse, platform all witnessed great rush as Nagpurians rushed to Metro Stations for a ride on Republic Day. Said, noted singer Surabhi Dhomne, “I have never witnessed such a gathering before. This is very encouraging and would go a long way in boosting Maha Metro ridership.”
The tremendous response to the Maha Metro’s efforts for ridership was supplemented with the carnival organized to celebrate this Day. As part of these efforts events like drawing competitions, skating performances, music programmes, CRPF Band, calligraphy show were organized at different Maha Metro Stations.
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“In fact, Maha Metro had made ample preparations in anticipation of this huge response. Staff was adequately deployed at all the Metro Stations. Guards, Station Staff and other essential staff. This historic and record-breaking ridership would definitely go a long way in boosting ridership in Metro trains”, it added.


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Only two units remaining in this new 12,000 sq.ft. retail building. One 1,500 sq.ft. and one 1,100 sq.ft. unit.
Min Divisible1,100 ft²
Max Contiguous1,500 ft²
Lease Term36 months
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New strip retail building fronting Fischer Hallman Rd. in south Kitchener. Construction to commence Spring of 2021 with possession in Fall of 2021.
Property TypeOffice / Retail / Medical
Building Size12,000 ft²


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This review is from: The City of Tomorrow and Its Planning (Dover Architecture) (Paperback)
This is written by the man who foresaw and created the city of today and its planning. What seemed like fantasies in the 1920's is familiar today.


Copeland School Park
- Basketball Court
- Multi-Purpose Field
- Softball Field
Copeland School Park, named for the historic one room schoolhouse located across the street on the Township municipal campus, is a 7-acre park that features a groomed softball field, a multi-use natural turf field, and one basketball court. Ample parking is accessible from Copeland School Road and the park includes water fountains (non-operational during winter) and a portable toilet. A multi-use trail connects Copeland School Park to East Bradford Park. Organized teams, large groups and for-profit or private instructors must obtain Township permits to use the fields. Permits for single use should be requested and paid for through the online reservation portal. Teams or groups requesting use of fields for recurring seasonal use should email Rich Phifer for more information.
From West Chester: Take Route 322 west towards Downingtown. Turn right onto Copeland School Road (if you reach Frank Road, you’ve gone about 1 mile too far). Continue about 0.4 miles on Copeland School Road. The Park will be on your right, just before the Frank Road intersection (the Township Campus will be on your left).
From Downingtown: Take Route 322 east towards West Chester. Turn left onto Copeland School Road (if you reach the West Chester Bypass, you’ve gone a little too far). Continue about 0.4 miles on Copeland School Road. The Park will be on your right, just before the Frank Road intersection (the Township Campus will be on your left).


|Team: Kenosha Comets||Capacity: 3,000|
|Dimensions: LF 330 CF 400 RF 330|
Simmons Field opened in 1920, with a capacity for 7,000, to be a home for the Simmons Bedding Company baseball team. The wooden grandstand burned down and was replaced in 1930 with a concrete one. In 1947 the park was sold to the City of Kenosha, and they allowed to Comets to move in. The park was used for local amateur baseball unti 1984, when a minor league team moved in. $350,000 worth of improvements were done to the fence, dugouts, concessions, and clubhouse. This park is still in use today by various semi-pro and amateur teams.
© 2006-17 Paul Healey.


Looking northwest towards Queen’s Wharf Lighthouse, also known as “Little Red,” located between Fleet St and Lake Shore Blvd W in the Bathurst Quay neighbourhood of Toronto. The TTC streetcar Fleet Loop encircles the lighthouse in both photos. In the background of the archive photo, notice Fort York Armoury at 660 Fleet St on the right and the Princes’ Gates on the far left.
- Photo: Denise Marie for TorontoJourney416
- Vintage Photo: City of Toronto Archives


| 5 June 1967|
| Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada|
400 meters, 38 degrees, concrete
Winnipeg Enterprises Corporation
Winnipeg Velodrome Wikipedia
The Winnipeg Velodrome was a cycling facility built in Winnipeg, Manitoba for the 1967 Pan-American Games and managed by Winnipeg Enterprises. The facility was a banked short-track oval with a cement surface. The velodrome was located near the Winnipeg Arena and Winnipeg Stadium. Notable athletes to compete here include Jocelyn Lovell.
The infield was large enough to accommodate a Canadian football-sized field, and indeed, the Velodrome was an important venue for high-school football in the city. It was planned as a facility that could relieve the larger Winnipeg Stadium from the duty of hosting amateur football, which was taking a serious toll on the grass field and making it unsuitable for professional play. Following the installation of artificial turf at Winnipeg Stadium in 1987, amateur teams resumed playing in the larger facility and football activity at the Velodrome declined sharply. Starting in 1994, the Velodrome was occasionally used as a practice facility by the Winnipeg Blue Bombers of the Canadian Football League on days when the Winnipeg Goldeyes were using the Stadium. This practice continued until 1999 season, when the Canwest Park baseball facility opened and the Goldeyes departed Winnipeg Stadium for good.
By the 1990s, the facility had become functionally obsolete for competitive cycling, and its use by cyclists had all but ceased. In light of the facility's deterioration, a decision was made to build a temporary velodrome for the 1999 Pan-American Games at the Red River Exhibition Park. The Winnipeg Velodrome was demolished in 1998 and the site is now occupied by retail stores. The temporary facility built to replace the Winnipeg Velodrome was itself disassembled and sold to a group in the Netherlands shortly after the 1999 Pan-American Games, leaving Manitoba without a velodrome facility.


The Lucas community will in the coming weeks see new activity in the central park area, including the delivery and installation of the playground. It has been a huge amount of work to undertake, to plan and develop this enormous area and our team of landscapers and project managers have been working hard to ensure the space will have something for everyone to be used well into the future.
And when the site is ready these are the things you can expect:
A two tower giant adventure playground, A 25m flying fox, agility trail, nest swing, wizards hideaway hut, boulder climbing wall and spinning four arm swing. Plus a series of wetlands, toilet facilities, BBQ and undercover area, scooter track, Basketball/Netball/Soccer court and new native plantings and stone arrangements. All of this will back onto a full size football oval for all to enjoy.
We understand that many of our locals have been waiting a long time for the Central Park to be open to be enjoyed and we do hope that it will be worth the wait. In the coming weeks the playground equipment will arrive and we want to caution our community to keep well away from the site as it will take time to have the equipment ready to be safely enjoyed by our littlest locals.


LISTING STATUS: Property Has Been Sold (2007)
Property Description: 38,318 square foot industrial building on 1.34 acres. Zoned light Industrial, with 75 off street parking spaces, 4 restrooms and 4 overhead doors. Location Description: 4 Minutes to I-95, 3 minutes to Route 322 East to take you to New Jersey. Within 10 minutes to the Philadelphia Airport and 12 minutes to Wilmington, Delaware.
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Here's a reminder to pick up ear plugs at the drug store today . . .
Local planners building has seemingly forgotten all of the people who now reside near the loop.
Take a look & listen . . .
"Repair work will prompt the closure of Main Street in certain areas at 11 p.m. and after KC Streetcar service has concluded for the day. These closures will be at night only and traffic control will be picked up prior to morning streetcar service."
Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com link . . .
KC Streetcar track repair work will occur in Downtown this week - now through early Thursday morning. The work will be performed at night only, between the hours of 11 p.m. - 5 a.m. Work will take place on Main Street between 17th Street and Pershing, mainly in the Crossroads area.


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HYDERABAD: FixIt campaign activists on Tuesday dumped garbage at the main entrance of the Hyderabad mayor’s office in protest against his failure to address the issue of unsanitary conditions in the city despite repeated appeals made to him over the past several months.
The campaigners had recently warned that they would dump garbage outside the mayor’s office if overflowing drains continued to cause sewage flooding on to the roads and streets of Hyderabad and heaps of garbage piling up in streets were not lifted on a regular basis.
The activists condemned the Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (HMC) for not responding to their repeated demands to rid the city of unhygienic conditions and foul smell emanating from sewage and garbage.
In their token protest, a group of FixIt activists lifted garbage from some localities and transported it by a mini-truck and dumped it outside the mayor’s office, housed within the HMC building. The building’s main entrance was locked a little before their arrival to prevent them from entering it.
In their Nov 25 press conference at the local press club, the activists had given one week’s time [till Dec 3] to Mayor Tayyab Hussain to take appropriate action in this regard. “In other case, we will dump the accumulating garbage outside his [the mayor’s] office on Dec 4,” they had warned.
Before proceeding to the mayor’s office, the activists led by FixIt Sindh president Awais Nizamani visited the local press club and told the reporters present there that the mayor conceded his inability to keep the city clean citing insufficient funds.
Speaking outside the mayor’s office on Tuesday, the activists said the mayor should step down for failing to address civic issues. Mr Nizamani alleged that the mayor was reluctant to discharge his duties due to vested interests.
“We took garbage to the mayor’s office so that he could get it disposed off easily,” he sarcastically remarked.
Nizamani observed that sewage and garbage had littered the entire Hyderabad and were running down the city infrastructure, besides causing serious health hazards and hardship in moving from one place to another. He accused the mayor of being “incompetent and corrupt”.
Published in Dawn, December 5th, 2018


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The Arizona Department of Transportation has six freeway construction projects scheduled for this weekend.
Drivers should take note of two closures among this weekend's work. In the West Valley, Grand Avenue will be closed at Loop 303 for bridge work, and in the East Valley a ramp on Interstate 10 will be closed at U.S. 60 for sign repairs.
Grand Avenue (U.S. 60)/ Loop 303 and R.H. Johnson/Sunrise Blvd.
CLOSURE: Grand Avenue (US 60) closed in both directions between Loop 303 and R.H. Johnson/Sunrise boulevards in Surprise from 1 a.m. Saturday to 5 a.m. Monday (June 29) for bridge girder placement.
DETOUR: Allow extra travel time. Traffic will detour on Loop 303 and local streets, including Bell and El Mirage roads. Heavy traffic can be expected in the area.
Interstate 10/ Riggs Road and Wild Horse Pass Blvd.
RESTRICTION: Westbound Interstate 10 (toward Phoenix) narrowed to one lane between Riggs Road and Wild Horse Pass Boulevard from 9 p.m. Friday to 8 a.m. Saturday (June 27) and from 9 p.m. Saturday to 10 a.m. Sunday (June 28) for rubberized asphalt paving. Westbound I-10 off- and on-ramps at Queen Creek Road closed during the Friday night restriction.
DETOUR: Please allow extra travel time and be prepared to slow down and merge safely in work zone.
Loop 202 (Red Mountain)/ Dobson Road and Loop 101
RESTRICTION: Westbound Loop 202 (Red Mountain Freeway) narrowed to two lanes between Dobson Road and Loop 101 in Mesa from 9 p.m. Saturday to 8 a.m. Sunday (June 28) for overhead sign work. Dobson Road closed at Loop 202 from 1 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday (June 27) for bridge work.
DETOUR: Please allow extra travel time. Consider alternate routes, including Alma School Road, while Dobson Road closure is in place.
I-10/ U.S. 60
CLOSURE: Westbound Interstate 10 ramp to eastbound US 60 (Superstition Freeway) in Tempe closed overnight from 9 p.m. Friday to 4 a.m. Saturday (June 27) for overhead message sign repairs. Eastbound I-10 ramp to eastbound US 60 narrowed (right lane closed).
DETOUR: Please prepare to use alternate routes, including eastbound Baseline Road to northbound Priest Drive, while overnight ramp closure is in place.
I-17/ Happy Valley Road and Dixileta Drive
RESTRICTION: Northbound Interstate 17 narrowed to two lanes with intermittent closures of approximately 30 minutes, between Happy Valley Road and Dixileta Drive from 11 p.m. Saturday to 5 a.m. Sunday (June 28) for overhead message sign work.
DETOUR: Please allow extra travel time and be prepared for traffic to be stopped at times during overnight restriction.
Loop 202 (Red Mountain)/ Power and Broadway roads
RESTRICTION: Loop 202 (Red Mountain Freeway) narrowed to two lanes in both directions in areas between Power and Broadway roads in Mesa from 10 p.m. Friday to 6 p.m. Sunday (June 28) for widening project.
DETOUR: Please use caution and be prepared to merge safely in work zone.
For a complete list of highway and freeway restrictions in the Phoenix area and around the state, visit ADOT's Travel Information site at az511.gov or call 5-1-1.
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Replacement water mains for Sherkin island
€215,000 has been invested in replacing the aging water mains that have been supplying Sherkin island.
“The 1km section of main being replaced has burst eight times over the past year, leading to significant supply disruptions and outages on far too many occasions.
“Irish Water recognised the need to have this pipe replaced with modern plastic water mains in order to provide a much more secure and reliable water supply. This work will also reduce leakage and help reduce the volume of treated water that is lost unnecessarily
“I am delighted that the pipe-laying work is now nearly complete, after which all affected roads can be fully reinstated, and the residents, businesses, and visitors to Sherkin island can benefit from a reliable water supply.”
22 November 2017


Some $140 million will be spent on flood mitigation in Adelaide's inner-south and south-west over the next 20 years after an agreement between the State Government and five local councils.
The State Government said flood mitigation works in the Brownhill and Keswick Creek catchments would reduce the number of properties affected by a one-in-100-year flood event by 98 per cent.
Water Minister Ian Hunter said the plan would include creek widening, detention basins at Glenunga and Adelaide's Parklands, "slowing down water", diverting it from one creek to another, and culverts around railway stations.
"It's a massive job, about $140 million over 20 years, employing around about 70 to 75 people over that period of that time," he said.
"And the sooner we get on with it, the better as far as I'm concerned."
Flooding late last year affected several properties in Mitcham and further downstream in Adelaide's inner-southern suburbs.
It followed ongoing warnings for more than a decade that the area was at risk of flooding.
"We have been working for the best part of 10 years to mitigate these issues, and put the plan in place," Mr Hunter said.
Mitcham Mayor Glenn Spear said hundreds of local properties would be protected but he wanted the Federal Government to put in money and speed up the project.
"I have some concerns about the 20-year timeframe for implementation," he said.
"We have residents in Mitcham, in Hawthorn, that have been subjected to major flood events two or three times over the last year or so."
The State Government has agreed to fund 50 per cent of the required works over the next 20 years.
The flood plan involves the councils of West Torrens, Unley, Burnside, Mitcham and Adelaide City.
It will not include a previous proposal to build a detention dam on the upper reaches of Brownhill Creek.


Central Coast News
Draft Floodplain Risk Management Studies and Plans Open for Community Consultation
The two documents, one for the Northern Lakes catchment and the other covering the Davistown/Empire Bay catchments, have drawn on community response and floodplain risk management studies, to offer options that will help mitigate the risk of future flooding events.
Council has also commenced the initial stages of the Floodplain Risk Management Study for the Woy Woy catchment and asking community members to provide suggestions on how they would like to see flooding issues addressed.
Council's Director of Environment and Planning, Scott Cox, said that the plans focus on reducing the impact of flooding to residents and businesses within these catchments.
"Our flood planning team and expert consultants look at a range of factors to evaluate a flood mitigation measures specific to each catchment," Mr Cox said.
"The plans also take into consideration feedback from consultation with the affected communities, and now is the time for these communities to make sure we have covered their areas of concern and that they understand the implications of the recommendations made.
"For residents and business in the Woy Woy peninsula catchment, we are drawing on a number of historic plans to begin this process, we want them to help us understand the flooding impacts from a local point of view and encourage them to complete the survey."
Council Administrator, Dick Persson AM said Council was providing several ways for the community to get involved, and he encouraged them to do so.
"There are COVID-safe drop in sessions scheduled for the residents in all of these catchments as well as opportunity for virtual one-on-one meetings for the Northern Lakes and Davistown/Empire Bay catchments" Mr Persson said.
"I highly recommend the residents take the time to read the documents and have a conversation with our staff about what it will mean for them."
Bookings are essential for all events. Residents and businesses can visit the Your Voice Our Coast website for all the information and have their say.
The floodplain risk management plans and strategies are developed with financial assistance from the NSW Government through its Floodplain Management Program.
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Allegheny CleanWays is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization formed in 2000 to "engage and empower people to eliminate illegal dumping and littering in Allegheny County." Illegal dumping and littering both degrade communities and our quality of life. Illegal dumping creates significant risks to public health and the environmental quality. Litter creates a sense of neglect, reducing property values and inviting property vandalism. Residents and businesses have the power to prevent and eliminate BOTH illegal dumping and litter.


: Main Street at Oceanfront, Balboa Peninsula, near the Balboa Pier Equipment Available
: 3 barbecues, 5 picnic tables, 3 benches , play area and swings, restrooms, gazebo with benches and checker boards, multi-purpose athletic field, and water fountains Notes
: This park is a good location for picnics or wedding ceremonies and has a great view of the ocean and beach. The park has a Gazebo that can be reserved (electricity is available for a $13 per hour fee) . Bounce Houses are allowed with a permit excluding June, July, and August. Two picnic tables may be reserved. Parking is in the metered municipal parking lot.
Maximum occupancy of the park is 150 persons.
*No alcohol or amplified sound permitted.
Reservations must be made 5 days in advance. Please call (949) 644-3151 for more information. Click on the photos to enlarge


By Daily Mail Reporter
March 28, 2011
A museum dedicated to Holocaust victim Anne Frank is expected to move almost next door to the proposed controversial mosque at Ground Zero, it was revealed today.
The Anne Frank Center is reported to be about to sign a lease in the 20-floor glass and steel tower at 100 Church St.
The building's windows overlook Park 51, the planned 16-storey Muslim community centre and mosque at 45 park Place, just two blocks from Ground Zero.READ MORE . . .


SBS Transit Bus Service 39 is a trunk service plying between Tampines Concourse and Yishun, passing through Pasir Ris, TPE, Jln Kayu, SLE and Khatib. It is one of many services along the TPE / SLE corridor.
||Tampines Concourse Bus Interchange ↔ Yishun Temp Int|
|Passes Through||Pasir Ris, TPE, Jln Kayu, SLE, Khatib|
|Route Length||26.3 km (D1) | 26.9 km (D2)|
|Travelling Time||85 mins|
|BCM Route Package||Tampines Bus Package|
|Current Operator||SBS Transit Ltd
|Current Depot||Bedok North Bus Depot (BNDEP)|
|Current Fleet||12-metre Double Deck bus:
– Volvo B9TL
12-metre Single Deck bus:
– Scania K230UB
– Mercedes-Benz O530 Citaro
|Departure Times from Tampines Concourse
||0530 – 2330 (Weekdays)
0600 – 2330 (Weekends/PHs)
|Departure Times from Yishun
||0600 – 2330 (Daily)|
|Frequency||Direction 1||Direction 2|
|0630-0830: 07 – 13 mins
0831-1659: 08 – 15 mins
1700-1900: 08 – 10 mins
After 1900: 14 – 18 mins
|0630-0830: 08 – 12 mins
0831-1659: 07 – 14 mins
1700-1900: 09 – 10 mins
After 1900: 13 – 16 mins
Service 39 provides direct links between Pasir Ris / Tampines and Yishun, with an express sector along Tampines and Seletar Expressways. Most of the demand comes from Pasir Ris, as the only bus service to Yishun. From Tampines, SMRT Service 969 serves as a faster route to Yishun, skipping Pasir Ris and Jalan Kayu completely.
The route also caters to inter-town demand between Pasir Ris town and Tampines Avenue 2.
As part of the DTL3 Bus Service Enhancements, Service 39 calls at a new pair of bus stops along Tampines Ave 2, at Tampines East MRT Station from 21 Oct 2017.
Extension to Tampines Concourse Bus Interchange
As part of the Bus Service Enhancements with the opening of Tampines Concourse Bus Interchange, Bus Service 39 was extended to Tampines Concourse Bus Interchange from 18 December 2016. There was no change in bus stops for Service 39.
MRT Stations Served
- Pasir Ris Drive 1 (Blk 156) → Yishun Temp Int
Saturdays: 0550hrs & 0604hrs
- Pasir Ris Drive 1 (Blk 738) → Tampines Concourse Int
Fare: Charges basic distance fares for trunk services. See Bus Fares.


Preliminary Plat Process & Information
A preliminary plat is a tentative plat, including supporting data, indicating a proposed subdivision design. The preliminary plat and the review thereof are intended to produce a subdivision design in which all planning factors are recognized and reconciled, prior to submission of the final plat. A preliminary plat is intended to provide the next step in the refinement of the proposed overall project. Preliminary plats often include two or more phases (intended final plats).
View the Step-by-Step Preliminary Platting Process Guide
The following Letters of Certification (LOC) are required for a Preliminary Plat to be submitted:
Traffic Impact Analysis Process
Preliminary Plat Letter of Certification
- Application for LOC
- Checklist for Preliminary Plat LOC
- Checklist for Traffic Impact Analysis
Once the above items are complete you can submit online via the Permitting Portal
Questions? Contact - firstname.lastname@example.org or (830) 221-2016
To include water and wastewater availability, capacity, distance to the existing line(s) from the project.
View Utility Providers and LOC Forms
View Sample LOC
Texas Department of Transportation
As it pertains to Access and Right of Way.
View Sample LOC
Conditional Approval if installing Private Wells, and/or Onsite Sewage Facilities
Contact Comal County
Contact Guadalupe County
Submit Completed Package to City Staff during the Submittal Window. City Staff will inspect the package for completeness.
- If Accepted: Case Manager is assigned, and Technical Completeness Review commences.
- If Returned: Applicant shall make adjustments and resubmit per Submittal Window.


Preliminary Plat Approval for a 40 LOT subdivision located in Vero, less than 10 minutes to the beach. Average lot size is 70 wide by 100 deep. Front and rear yard setbacks are 20 . Side yard setbacks are 10 . After setbacks, most homes can be 50 wide by 60 deep. Call for additional details.
|Property Type||Vacant Land|
Residential Development Opportunity Lot Dimensions 70' x 100' - Side Yard Setbacks are 10' Front Yard and Backyard depth setback are 20' Potential for 3,000 SF HomeArea Description
Directions: The parcel is located in South Vero Beach adjacent to the Serenoa Community.
|Lot Size:||10-20 Acres|


Maranoa Regional Council invites you to join us in celebrating completion of
Roma Flood Mitigation Project
Stage 1 Levee and
Stage 2A Western Levee and Eastern Diversion Channel
The project will be officially opened by
Julieanne Gilbert MP
Assistant Minister for State Development
Saturday, 23 March 2019 at 9am
Ashburn Road, Roma
Join a 40 minute bus tour to see the flood mitigation works and find out more about the technical aspects of the project.
Tours depart from Asbhurn Road at
Parking is available on site; bookings are not required.
These projects were proudly funded by the Australian Government, Queensland Government and
Maranoa Regional Council.


Beaminster Town Council is the Parish Authority for the town of Beaminster . The Town Council works alongside the District and County Councils to provide a range of facilities for Beaminster residents.
Beaminster Town Council is a non-political Council
The Council has 11 Members. Each Member was elected to serve on the Town Council by the people of Beaminster.
Every May at the Annual Council meeting, Members elect the Chairman and Vice-Chairman for the year
The Town Council has monthly meetings, usually on the third Monday of each month.
The Council's Planning Advisory and Highways Committee meetings are generally held on the first Monday of each month.
Members of the public are invited to attend Council meetings
Each of our Councillors is profiled under the 'councillors' section of this website. Please click on their names for more information.
All of our Councillors volunteer their time to serve on the Town Council to benefit Beaminster residents and our local community.
Please click links for further information
HONORARY TOWNSPERSON AWARD - Members of the Public can nominate anyone living in the town for an Honorary Townsperson Award. Please click here for an application pack or to learn more about the criteria for this award.


Due to utility work, bus stop # 575, located at College Street and 26th Avenue SE and served by Route 64 southbound, will be closed on Tuesday, May 21.
Routes 13, 21, 620, and 94 will be on detour Sunday, May 19, 2019 due to the Capital City Marathon. Please note approximate detour times by route below:
Routes 12 & 42 will be on detour in downtown Olympia all day Friday, May 10, 2019 - Sunday, May 12, 2019 due to the closure of Columbia St. for the Wooden Boat Festival.
Routes 41 & 48 will miss one stop this evening, Thursday, Apr. 25, from 5 - 11 p.m. due to the closure of the westbound lane of Harrison Ave. at Perry St. near Woodruff Park.
The Dash will be on detour Friday, May 3, 2019 from 8:30 a.m. - 3 p.m. due to an event on the West Capitol Campus. Please see the map below for details.
Route 41 will be on detour Apr. 26, 2019 from 1 - 4 p.m. due to Evergreen closing the Dorm Loop. Please see the detour map below for routing and stop closure information.
Due to Arts Walk and Procession of the Species events, multiple routes to and from the Olympia Transit Center will be on detour Friday night and Saturday afternoon/evening.
Route 94 will be on an inbound only detour Tuesday, Apr. 9, 2019 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. due to construction. During construction, Adams St. will be closed causing four stops to be inaccessible.
Construction at the I-5 - SR 510 Interchange will reduce traffic to one lane in both directions over the Marvin Rd. overpass beginning on Monday, Apr. 8 at 9 p.m.
Route 48 will be on detour from 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. Tuesday, Mar. 19, 2019 due to construction on Cooper Point Rd. between Walnut and Conger. Three stops will be closed on Cooper Point Rd.


The brand new bike skills park at South Glenmore Park is open. The circuit is an incredible way for children to develop and strengthen their skills on their bikes.
The specialized asphalt circuit is designed to develop skills different than medaling, creating an opportunity for cyclists to ‘pump’ or use an up and down pumping motion, to promote balance, and build bike skills.
The bike park was created as part of a partnership between the City of Calgary, MEC, The Calgary Foundation and Calgary Mountain Bike Alliance, and is open to everyone, children and adults, and free to use.
Where to find the track: 8415 24 St SW, Calgary, AB


A resort-type residential community in Mactan, Cebu. The location is just a few minutes from the international airport and tourism destinations in Mactan. This master plan is envisioned to be a respite for weary urbanites, welcoming and lush, with its sprawling lawns, interweaving footpaths, and very large pool. The clubhouse and other community amenities were designed to be discreet and positioned to ensure that the landscapes and nature both take center stage in the heart of the development.
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As the summer begins to pass by, I’m wondering what has become of the street sweeping that, by my understanding, was supposed to be done every two weeks? What doesn’t get swept up, will only cost more to be jetted up as the sewers begin to get clogged.
Also, I read several months ago that there was a paving plan in place, with streets identified to begin this summer. Is this still in the works?
I’d really like to see an improvement in the quality of communication coming from our Village Leadership. I’m not impressed by the fill-in-the-blank reports that are displayed in the news each month. A little personal communication about what’s going on, what’s coming up and where we’re heading would be very much appreciated.
From a Concerned Citizen


VICTORVILLE, Calif. (VVNG.com) — Commuters traveling on the I-15 through Victorville are being advised of planned construction that will require closures.
The California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) is continuing work on the I-15 Interchange Project this week and will require north and southbound lane and ramp closures from Quarry Road, near the Osborne Airport to Mojave Drive.
Officials said North and Southbound lane closures will take place on October 14 – October 19 from 9:00 pm to 7:00 am. On the north side from Mojave Drive to Stoddard Wells Road and from Stoddard Wells to Mojave Drive on the south side. On and off-ramps subject to closures included: D Street, E Street, Stoddard Wells Road.
Closures of the East Frontage Road will take place on October 17 – 28 from 9:00 pm – 6:00 am and will close the on/off ramps from Stoddard Wells to Falchion Road. The detour will be to use Stoddard Wells Road to Bell Mountain/15 Freeway.
D Street, E Street, and Stoddard Wells Road will be open through traffic during the ramp closures.
Caltrans reminds the public to reduce their speed in the work zone.
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
January 13, 2020
Dedication Ceremony for I-59/20
(CBD) Central Business District Project
BIRMINGHAM– The Alabama Department of Transportation is pleased to announce that after a year of construction on the I- 59/20 Bridge Replacement Project, with
significant progress being made, that a Dedication Ceremony will be held at 2 p.m. Friday, January 17.
The contractor will be completing final items in anticipation of opening the bridge on or before Tuesday, January 21st.
Due to ongoing construction activities, attendees to the dedication ceremony are limited by invitation only.
ALDOT's mission is to provide a safe, efficient, environmentally sound transportation network across Alabama.
For additional information please visit our project website
www.5920bridge.com and for traffic alerts and updates follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter
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ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
East Central Region


The Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque is an architectural marvel and one of Abu Dhabi’s most popular tourist destinations. ICON was assigned to complete the grounds and design a unique 20-hectare landscape.
The landscape park extension is designed to guide visitors through a path of manicured walkways leading towards the mosque. The greenery, which surrounds the original landscape, is aligned in an artistic floral motif, which is a central design element used in the mosque. The new landscape follows a sustainable and xeriscape approach with more than 70% gravel and sand surfaces, while maintaining the decorative aesthetic of the grounds and views of the iconic dome skyline.


Aluminium pergola with adjustable louvers
The Ondula system is a new covering system totally unique and innovative and it gives the opportunity of protecting from sun and from rain. This realisation is possible thanks to the alluminium slats and its specialinsliding track, that can hermetically close from rain (6mm/h) and protect perfectly from the sun. The elegant design is the ideal solution for big covering of large spaces, terraces, pergolas. The maximum dimensions are 5 metres of width and 5 metres of extension. Thanks to the modular solution bigger spaces can also be covered.


Hefei Zhengwen International Exhibition&Conference - ABOUT - Anhui International Convention and Exhibition CenterHefei Binhu International Convention and Exhibition Center
Welcome HEFEI ZHENGWEN INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION MANAGEMENT PTY LTD Official website.
Hefei Binhu International Exhibition and Convention Center.
Hefei Binhu International Convention and Exhibition Center, a large public project, was jointly funded by Hefei People's Government, Hefei Binhu New District Construction Investment Co.,Ltd, and Hefei Key Engineering Construction Administration. Hefei Binhu international convention and exhibition center is located in Binhu New Area. It covers an area of 58.62 ha with a construction area of 332,800 sq. meters. The first phase of the project covers 179,600 square metres. It includes a registration hall and six standard exhibition halls that can hold 4,600 standard booths. Indoor exhibition space is 91,000 sqm, outdoor area 15,500 sqm, convention area 15,000 sqm, and usable area 2,100 sqm. There are several meeting rooms or meeting rooms in the convention area that can seat 100 to 400 people. Other meeting halls can hold 800 to 1200 persons. There are over 4,000 temporary parking spots on the ground and a parking lot for 1,000 cars. The indoor exhibition area will be 140,000 square metres after the completion of halls 1,2,3,4, and 4.
Hefei Binhu International Conference and Exhibition Center is located just 6 km from Hefei Station on the high-speed railway and only 20 minutes from Hefei Xinqiao International Airport. The subway line 1 is also available. A viaduct connects downtown to expressway. It is easy to use the traffic system.


RESIDENTS living along Lorong Turki 2 off Jalan Teluk Pulai in Taman Teluk Pulai, Klang want Klang Municipal Council (MPK) to use the Malaysian Road Records Information System (Marris) funds to build concrete culverts to replace the earth-cut drain outside their houses.
Constructed more than 40 years ago, the 300m drain sandwiched between Lorong Turki 2 and Lorong Turki 1 has seen much erosion and wild vegetation.
Susila Raghavan, 68, who lives at Lorong Turki 2, said the recent heavy rain had caused erosion on both sides of the drains and the council needed to address the issue before it got worse.
“Our side of the earth-cut drain flows across Jalan Teluk Pulai below the start of an overpass crossing rail lines into the neighbouring Taman Melawis.
“On the Taman Melawis side, concrete culverts had been built. We need MPK to build concrete culverts here too, ” she said.
The funds from Marris is an annual allocation from the Federal Government, given to state governments to maintain roads and build drains. It also covers repair works on drains and slopes.
Rukun Tetangga Jalan Mengkuang deputy president R. Suresh, 51, said he made numerous requests to MPK’s Engineering Department to have the earth drain replaced with concrete culverts, but to no avail.
“Our residents feel this matter is long overdue. If MPK is unable to use the Marris funds, then the council must include this cost in Budget 2022, ” he said.


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(a) Every commercial structure and commercial unit shall meet all the provisions and requirements of the official Zoning Code, Building Code, Fire Prevention Code and health ordinances applicable to the structure and its intended and present use. Where these Codes and ordinances require the provision of a particular facility or equipment, or where they set a structural or installation standard, such related parts of every commercial structure and commercial unit shall be maintained to the minimum standard provided for in the above Codes and ordinances, whichever standard is higher.
(b) The following commercial exterior property maintenance standards are applicable to all commercial structures, commercial units and portions of mixed use structures which are devoted to commercial use, including all exterior and structural requirements, soundness and maintenance.
(Ord. 1-95. Passed 1-5-95.)


It is amusing to read the complaints of CRC board member and taxpayer, Mr. Kennaley about council’s mishandling of the Hidden Quarry application.
( Poor Quarry Response- Sept 30 )
Council helped the CRC every step of the way.
First, they opposed the application on Oct 7th, then awarded the CRC with seventy thousand dollars in July and, finally, changed the zoning bylaw on Aug. 8th just in time for the OMB hearing.
So, who DID benefit? It certainly wasn’t JDCL.
Ironically, it now appears CRC is digging a bottomless pit of its’ own hoping to fill it with more township cash.
We taxpayers can only hope that council does the right thing next time and denies CRC further handouts.


Emergency Rd Closure L3401 Clogga/Arderra – 24th August to 08th September
Kilkenny County Council wish to advise that road ref: LP3401 at Clogga/Arderra, will be closed to traffic on a 24 hour basis from Thursday, 24 August to Friday, 08 September, inclusive to facilitate emergency bridge repair works.
Local diversions will be in place Eastbound via L7406 Clogga, L7407 Knockhouse, L7408 Ballynaboley and L3401 and Westbound via L7580 Arderra, L7429 Kilcraggan, L7428 Ballytarsney, L7417 Afaddy or Silversprings.
Diversions will be clearly signposted.
Kilkenny County Council appreciates your cooperation and apologise for any inconvenience this may cause.


Temporary Water Shut Downs Along Islington Street Wednesday Evening
Temporary water shut downs along Islington Street Wednesday evening
PORTSMOUTH, NH – On Wednesday night, July 12th , between the hours of 9:15 p.m. and 12:15 a.m. (Thursday), the Portsmouth Water Department will be turning off the water mains in parts of the Islington Street area. The purpose of this shut down is to allow crews from Park Construction and the Portsmouth Water Department to abandon some sections of the old water mains in the vicinity of Islington Street and its neighboring side streets, spanning from Bridge Street to Cabot Street (see attached map). The water will be turned on as soon as the work is complete. When the water mains are turned back on, you may experience air or some discoloration. Please run your COLD water for a few minutes and it should clear, there is no danger associated with this color. If it does not clear, please call us. The Portsmouth Water Department apologizes for any inconveniences you may experience. If you have any questions or comments please call 427-1552.


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An Oxford Road has reopened today, exactly a year after it was closed following a landslide caused by heavy rain. The road was shut between Hinksey Hill and Bagley Wood after a supporting embankment failed. Juliette Fletcher has been to see the new road.
An Oxfordshire road that had to be closed for a year because of a landslide is to be re-opened today.
The damage was caused by heavy rain and flooding in the area late last year.
The road was shut on the 20th December 2012 between Hinksey Hill and Bagley Wood after a 60m section of road slipped down the hillside.
The council spent the months following the landslide repairing the road in a £1m project.
Oxford Cllr David Nimmo Smith said: "It has been an enormous task to undertake all the necessary survey work, come up with the solution and then the physical repair work itself. We appreciate that local people, bus users and others have been significantly affected by the need to close the road."


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Please join the State of Rhode Island for its community meeting held at John Hope Settlement House on Tuesday, April 9, during which it will update the public about its recent Request for Information process.
The meeting, hosted by the State’s Department of Capital Asset Management & Maintenance (DCAMM), will feature a presentation by Utile, the consultants working with the State to develop a re-use plan for the Cranston Street Armory. Come learn about the recent Request for Information and share your input for next steps.
We urge neighbors to attend and spread the word about this important meeting, and to stay informed about the State's continued exploration of re-use options for this community, state, and regional asset. See the State’s flyer and related links below. Above image courtesy of Utile.
Cranston Street Armory Community Partner Expression of Interest, State of Rhode Island
Cranston Street Armory Reuse Study (Sept 2018) by consultants Utile Design
Armory Update November 2018, Utile Design
CranstonStreetArmory.org, the State of Rhode Island’s website about the Armory and current reuse planning process
The Providence Armory on Cranston Street by Taylor Polites, a compendium of historical photographs and articles about the Cranston Street Armory


Alexander County is seeking Statements of Qualification for Architectural Design Services. The selected firm will work with the County’s design team to develop a complete set of architectural plans for the construction of a new courthouse facility. This RFQ is for design services only as funding for the construction phase of this project has not yet been allocated. Interested firms must submit their Statement of Qualification by mail or hand delivery no later than the submission deadline of 4:00 p.m. EST Friday, February 11, 2022. Click on the attached link for the full RFQ document.


Moore Officials Delay Vote on Upgrading Building Codes for Tornadoes
Filed by KOSU News in State Impact.
July 4, 2013
The Moore City Council on Tuesday delayed a vote on an ordinance that would strengthen construction standards to help reduce damage from tornadoes. The measure would modify the city’s residential building code by “adding requirements for bolting and fasteners to the foundation, top plate, bottom plate, doors and windows, and truss to wall connections,” according [...]
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The City of Ames wants to become a model of community health, but it needs some help from residents.
The city has applied to be a Blue Zone demonstration community. If selected, Ames would receive support in implementing healthy initiatives from the Blue Zones Project, a collaboration between Wellmark Blue Cross and Blue Shield and Healthways.
Part of the city's application must include community support. Residents can sign up at www.bluezonesproject.com or text pledge support by typing BZP in the message line to the number 772937.
Ames' application is due Jan. 4. About 10 of 60 Iowa cities that have applied would be selected.
Residents who want to be more actively involved in Blue Zones Project should contact Stephanie Downs at (515) 239-5354 or email at email@example.com or Susan Gwiasda at (515) 239-5204 or email at firstname.lastname@example.org


Connector JPA Board Meets Friday, April 28, 2017
The next Connector JPA Board meeting will be held on Friday, April 28, 2017, at 8:30 a.m. at the Rancho Cordova City Council Chambers, 2729 Prospect Park Drive, Rancho Cordova, CA
Flooding Highlights Critical Need for Capital SouthEast Connector Project
Recent winter storms highlight the critical need to provide a reliable, all-weather emergency evacuation route for south Sacramento County. The Capital SouthEast Connector is planned to be that route, and its construction must be a top priority. Click here for more.
The Capital SouthEast Connector JPA is currently seeking qualified applicants for the position of Executive Director. Interested candidates should visit www.bobmurrayassoc.com to learn more about the position and to apply.
JPA Board Chair David Sander Discusses Connector on
Phil Cowan Radio Show
Sacramento Region Congestion Real and Growing
As the economy improves, Sacramento's notorious bottlenecks are getting worse. The Capital SouthEast Connector is a beltway, or bypass, that will alleviate traffic through the congested downtown Sacramento freeway network.


GIS Tech News (#67)6 Oct, 2008
Pitney Bowes' MapInfo Professional 9.5 can reduce need for stand-alone computer-aided design software.
By Andrew Roe
A widely used desktop GIS (geospatial information systems) product has added more CAD capabilities to its toolkit. MapInfo Professional 9.5, released this summer, allows users to move and position objects at specific angles and distances, create parcels using various methods, and manipulate property boundaries more precisely than with previous releases.
Packaged with a host of other new features, the new release seems to indicate Pitney Bowes, which inherited the MapInfo product with the acquisition of the MapInfo Corporation in 2007, is seeking a bigger piece of the technical GIS market. Historically, MapInfo's user base primarily has included retail, financial, and telecommunications users.
It's not yet known how many new users will be attracted to MapInfo Professional 9.5, but existing MapInfo users apparently are putting the new features to use. Eric Gagnon, a GIS specialist with the La Vallee District Planning Commission in Grand Falls, New Brunswick, Canada, has used MapInfo Professional's new CAD tools to document building permits and other planning and zoning documents. The CAD tools form "a missing link" for many MapInfo Professional users, he said.
In a common scenario, Gagnon's group documents the need for a variance from existing zoning regulations. After obtaining field measurements for a project such as a building addition, the group can work inMapInfo Professional to create a layer for the variance, draw structures and other linework, enclose regions with polygons, add attributes for the regions, and automatically label dimensions. Previously, such tasks were largely done in a CAD environment and exported into MapInfo. Read more »
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Cadalyst contributing editor Andrew G. Roe is a licensed civil engineer and president of AGR Associates. He is also the author of Using Visual Basic with AutoCAD, published by Autodesk Press. E-mail him at email@example.com.
SimCity for Real: CommunityViz Lets Planners, Residents See Future in 3D
By Kenneth Wong
In the published meeting minutes of zoning commissions and planning committees across the country, one software program's name keeps showing up. In May 2008, Matt Noonkester from Kimley-Horn & Associates, a land planning consultancy, went before the Technical Coordinating Committee of the Nashville Area Metropolitan Planning Organization to explain the use of a specific geographic information systems (GIS) solution for the tri-county transportation and land use study. The software selected was CommunityViz, which Noonkester predicted would "become the new socioeconomic software data platform." In July 2006, Alex Weinhagen, director of planning and zoning for Hinesburg, Vermont, told the local planning commission that he believed CommunityViz could "help [the commission] develop visual representations of possible rezoning options for the village growth project." The same software made cameo appearances in the Missoula County Open Lands Citizen's Advisory Committee meeting in March 2008 and the Eureka Township Envisioning Task Force meeting way back in August 2001.
CommunityViz is a set of extensions for ArcGIS, a family of GIS solutions from ESRI. Currently priced at $750 per seat, CommunityViz won't likely raise the eyebrows of many who hold the purse strings. With the software's dynamic maps, charts, and 3D models, planners and developers can produce GIS-based simulated landscapes that are accessible to the council and committee members who might be unfamiliar with GIS. By displaying the future scenarios in 3D, users can show the decision makers, for instance, the number of new homes and schools they would need to build in the next five years or the effect that a series of shopping malls would have on the natural environment. If desired, you can even use CommunityViz to help them determine if they can collect enough taxes to pay for the projects. Read more »
Building Geospatial Business Systems Seminar
October 8, 2008
At this seminar, Oracle and ERDAS executives will discuss strategy, sharing perspectives on enterprise-business solutions that integrate geospatial information. Read more »
GITA 2009 Geospatial Infrastructure Solutions Conference
April 19-22, 2009
GITA's four-day event will feature more than 100 sessions, half-day seminars, and an extensive products and services exhibition in addition to preconference Knowledge Immersion seminars, user forums, panel discussions, networking socials, and a products and services exhibition. Read more »


Work Crews will be unloading five steel bridge beams.
An evening lane closure is planned for Thursday night and will be at 7 p.m. overnight into Friday morning at 6 a.m. This will allow construction partners to pour a concrete footer that will support the new bridge.
Next week, Nov. 18-22, Hwy. 369 will have a daily lane closure from 9 a.m. until 2:30 p.m. to continue unloading additional bridge beams.
Please drive alert through the work zone. Try to plan your trips accordingly and know before you go as this will create delays.


Saturday work on site at Pier 27 There will be large crane and concrete work on site on Saturday, January 26 from 9 am. The recent weather has continued to complicate construction. Regular concrete pours are taking longer given the extreme and variable temperatures....
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Detroit seeks disaster declaration amid flooding cleanup
DETROIT (AP) — City crews and residents in Detroit are continuing the cleanup from last month’s rainstorm that left streets and hundreds of basements flooded.
In addition to getting basements cleared out and soggy debris removed from curbs, the city is seeking a disaster declaration from the federal government so homeowners can get financially reimbursed for losses due to flooding, Mayor Mike Duggan told reporters Thursday.
The Federal Emergency Management Agency paid out more than $80 million in losses following a storm and flooding in Detroit in 2014, Duggan said.
“The one this year is probably triple the size,” he said. “It is going to be an enormous amount of money, and our residents and a lot of the other communities’ residents suffered greatly.”
FEMA staffers were in Detroit and neighboring communities Thursday assessing damage from the flood, Duggan said.
Six or more inches of rain fell on the Detroit area in less than 24 hours June 25-26, leaving thousands of basements flooded in the Detroit area and across parts of southeastern Michigan. Cars and SUVs stuck in high water were abandoned on flooded freeways and many streets were impassable.
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer declared a state of emergency for Detroit and other communities.
More than a week later, over 1,000 tons of furniture, clothing and other debris are being removed each day from curbs in Detroit, Duggan said.
The Detroit Water and Sewerage Department has received about 13,000 requests for service, said Gary Brown, the utility’s director.
Crews have completed about 3,000 calls to make sure sewers are clean and water is receding from basements, he added.
“We’re getting prepared for the next storm,” Brown said.


Nine New Sculptures Installed in Downtown Loveland, Colorado through the Art Advocacy Program
The City of Loveland Art in Public Places installed nine new sculptures in downtown Loveland, on June 6-7. The sculptures were installed along 4th Street between Washington and Garfield Avenues as part of The Art Advocacy Project, commonly known as TAAP. This on-loan sculpture program was developed in 2009 to provide an additional venue for outdoor sculpture display, to beautify our downtown planting beds, and to provide support for artists.
The nine artworks below were chosen from 90 submissions received during a national call for entry, and were selected by a citizen panel and members of the City’s Visual Arts Commission.The 2022 selected artists and sculptures are:
- Joe Allred, Campana
- Zeke Derderian, The Guide
- Jodie Bliss, Spirit Set Free
- Harold Linke, Chrystalis
- Jacob Burmood, Crumple and Flow
- Art Garcia, Human Nature, Fig No. 4
- Mary Angers, Sun to Moon Rotation
- Alex Bond, Pufferphish
- Steve Shachtman, Dialogue
All sculptures are available for purchase and will be displayed through May 2023. For information about TAAP or the Art in Public Places Program, please call Public Art Manager Suzanne Janssen at (970) 962-2495.


Date: Oct 13, 2020
Time: 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Join us on October 13, 2020 for a virtual Town Hall to further discuss the Town of Erin's Wastewater project. We understand that residents and business owners may have questions or concerns surrounding the project and we hope to address them during this Town Hall.
Panelists include: Mayor Allan Alls, Nathan Hyde - CAO, Nick Colucci - Director of Infrastructure Services, Paul Evans - Director of Building / Enforcement Services & Chief Building Official, Gary Scandlan - Watson & Associates, and Gary Thorne - WSP.


From the Mayor
On June 4, 2013, the people of Compton elected Mayor Aja Brown as the youngest Mayor that the city of Compton has ever had. An experienced community development professional with over 10 years of experience working in urban communities, Mayor Brown has dedicated her career to initiating change in disadvantaged communities. She is a strategic visionary focused on progress and has built a legacy of developing and implementing public policies to facilitate guided growth and protect community assets.
We hope this video helps to communicate some of the great hopes and concerns that Mayor Brown has for our great City. Please look into the featured events below and our overall strategy in the Mayor’s 12-Point Plan.


August 6, 2008: Subway tv NBA star Allen Iverson's image is shown on a flat screen tv in the Guomao subway station in Beijing, China. Chicago's Mayor Richard Daley toured Guomao Station in Beijing on Wednesday to learn more about the citys $7.7 billion subway system. Daley hopes to polish Chicagos transit system as part of the citys bid for the 2016 Summer Games.
Tribune photo by Scott Strazzante
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Date: June 10, 2013
District: 4 - Oakland
Contact: Vince Jacala
Phone: (510) 286-5206
For Immediate Release
Highway 1-Tom Lantos Tunnels
One-Way Traffic Controls for Week of Tuesday, June 11th
SAN MATEO COUNTY – The California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) will need to perform paving work along the north and south approach roads of the Highway 1-Tom Lantos Tunnels.
Tuesday to Friday – June 11th to June 14th-Lane Closures Overnight
To ensure worker and public safety, one-way traffic controls will be switching from the northbound bore to the southbound bore throughout the night for the week of June 11th at the Highway 1-Tom Lantos Tunnels.
The overnight work is scheduled for Tuesday to Thursday night, June 11th to June 13th. The work will start at 7 p.m. nightly and will be completed the following mornings at 7 a.m.
The overnight work is also scheduled for Friday night, June 14th. The work will start at 9 p.m. and will be completed the following morning at 7 a.m.
During one-way traffic controls, one lane of traffic through one of the tunnels will remain open at all times with flaggers alternating northbound and southbound traffic.
All work is weather permitting. Motorists should allow for extra travel time.
Additional project information is posted on the Caltrans’ Highway 1-Devil’s Slide webpage at: http://www.dot.ca.gov/dist4/dslide/
Caltrans appreciates your patience as we work to improve the highways.


What is the update on the $1 million completion of landscaping projects in Carmel?
City Engineer Jeremy Kashman is working toward the most effective use of those dollars as possible and anticipates the City will have between 5-to-8 projects completed by the end of this year. The City will work diligently to complete as many other roundabouts as possible.
The bidding process is key. There are times when you can ask for bids of two or three roundabout projects and get them all done in one package, which potentially can save money that can be used toward more projects. That is what is happening as of today.
The Engineering Department is currently working on the best method of contracting to get as many roundabouts completed within the $1 million that was obligated
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By BOB ANEZ/Associated Press Writer
HELENA - Gov.-elect Brian Schweitzer today assured a contingent of government, tribal and economic development leaders from the Hi-Line that he supports their push to expand U.S. 2 into a four-lane highway.
''I still think they made a mistake,'' he said of the state Transportation Department's decision in September to back an improved two-lane for a 45-mile stretch between Havre and Fort Belknap.
Schweitzer said he considers an updated transportation corridor across northern Montana crucial to economic development in that depressed region of the state. He also said that the new Transportation Department director he appoints will have to be an advocate for eventual construction of a four-lane highway there.
Bob Sivertsen of Havre, president of the Highway 2 Association, told Schweitzer that the administration of Gov. Judy Martz ignored public comments about the need for a four-lane road and that the environmental study of the project should be amended to take into account those concerns.


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Welcome to the home of the Erlton Community Association (ECA). The ECA represents the interests of the Erlton community, located in the inner city of Calgary, Alberta.
News & Events
[2019/02/08] The SDAB denied the appeal and upheld the decision of the Development Authority as detailed in the Board Order. Attached below is the SDAB decision. SDAB2018-0170 Decision [2019/01/12] Attached below is the ECA’s submission to the Sub-division and Development Appeals board as approved by the membership on January 8th. ECA Submission SDAB2018-0170 [2018/11/21] Attached […]
[2019/01/21] This was approved by the Development Authority on January 18, 2019. Any affected person who would like to see the final approved plans and conditions of approval may send an email to ECAplanningchair@gmail.com – please provide address and reason for being an affected person. [2018/10/15] Please see the Erlton Community Association comment on this […]
D.P. NUMBER: DP2018-5650Parcel Address: 8 MISSION RD SWApplicant: CALGARY CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION LIMITED.Community: PARKHILLDescription: Change of Use: Cannabis Store 2019/01/08 Please see the ECA response to the City concerning this application attached below. ECA Response to DP2018-5650 2018/12/22 This is an application for a change of use for a 1,000 sf retail space in the proposed […]
The following area businesses have partnered with the Erlton Community Association to offer discounts to community members. A valid Erlton Community Association membership card must be presented in order to receive the discount. The Tech Shop 2424 4th Street SW 10% off shoes, 15% off accessories 4th Street Famoso 105 – 2303 4th Street SW […]
We received this notice a few days ago. The application is to enclose an existing balcony. I have the full application available for review. Please call if you would like to see it. Please share and discuss this email with your neighbours, some of whom may not be community members, or may not have provided […]
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- CONTRACT AWARDED FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF KATSINA-DUTSIN-MA-KANKARA ROAD
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Kenya National Highway Authority (KeNHA) has announced that the construction of T-Mall flyover is set for completion in 2024. The flyover is expected to be on Langata road and footbridges across Mbagathi road and Nyayo stadium.
According to authority’s Assistant Director in charge of Corporate Communications Charles Njogu, the Sh3 billion project will be done in seven phases so as to ensure minimal traffic interruption.
Quoting Njogu, “The detailed designs of the flyover have been finalized and mobilization on-site is ongoing.”
He also noted that once the project is completed it will ensure safe, reliable crossing for pedestrians, reduce road accidents at the target locations and ease traffic congestion.
The government of Kenya through the Ministry of Transport and the government of Spain will form a bilateral financial cooperation between them for the project.
It is being implemented under the EPC/Turnkey Contract framework and was signed between KeNHA and the Contractor, Mls CENTURION Espanola de Coordination Tecnica Y Finariciera, S.A of Spain.
Source: Capital FM


COVINGTON — Ohio Gov. John Kasich and Kentucky Gov. Steve Beshear agreed on Wednesday to create a bi-state management team that will investigate funding options to replace the nearly 50-year-old Brent Spence Bridge at a cost of more than $2 billion.
The heavily used bridge carries Interstate 71 traffic between the two states over the Ohio River and is considered obsolete. The Brent Spence handles more than twice the amount of traffic as was originally intended when it opened in 1963. Preliminary estimates for replacing the bridge run more than $2.6 billion.
"This is a meaningful step forward on one of the most pressing quality-of-life and economic issues in this region," Beshear said.
Said Kasich: "There's not going to be any nonsense here — we're just going to get this done. This is really important for Kentucky, it's important for Ohio and it's critical for America to keep things moving through."
The two governors were joined by U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood, and all three said that charging tolls would need to be a part of any financing plan.
"Uncle Sam is not coming in on a white horse to pay for all of this. Those days don't exist anymore," Beshear said. "We need to find all kinds of sources."
Beshear and Kasich stressed that tolls would be in place only for as long as needed to pay off any bonds to build the bridge but added that could take decades. They said it was too soon to say how tolls could be collected or what individual tolls might cost.
LaHood said that major bridge projects nationally now include some sort of tolls, a departure from previous federal policy that frowned upon charging travelers along federal interstate highways.