Dana Point wants a fireworks show, even if the California Coastal Commission is trying to limit seaside displays.
The City Council voted Monday night to sign a letter supporting a state Assembly bill that would circumvent a court decision allowing the Coastal Commission to limit coastal development, including fireworks, by requiring a permit for oceanside displays. The bill, AB206, was introduced by Assemblywoman Diane Harkey, R-Dana Point, who was once the city’s mayor. It would declare that development does not include municipal fireworks displays.
Despite the court decision, Dana Point is already planning a bigger Fourth of July fireworks show than last year’s. The council voted Monday to hire Pyro-Spectacular to launch 1,911 shells, 139 more than last year. The cost to the city comes to about $80,000 for the display and $25,000 for a barge staging area.
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WHO: Flint Mayor Karen Weaver, Director of Public Works, Rob Bincsik, &
AECOM Flint Team Members
WHAT: Special Community Forum on the next phase of FAST Start and the
Flint Water Quality Improvement Program
WHEN: Thursday, February 1, 2018, at 6:00 p.m.
(Doors Open at 5:30 p.m.)
WHERE: Mott Community College Event Center
1401 E. Court St. Flint, MI 48053
DETAILS: Mayor Karen Weaver, and her administration, are holding a Special Community Forum on Thursday, February 1st. The purpose is to meet with residents and community leaders to provide information about the plans underway to improve water quality in the City of Flint. Those who attend will hear firsthand from City officials and members of AECOM, the engineering and construction company contracted to manage several water quality improvement projects for Flint.
A top priority of the Flint Water Quality Improvement Program is to complete the replacement of all lead and galvanized water service lines leading to homes in Flint through Mayor Weaver’s FAST Start program. At the forum, officials will provide an update on FAST Start, including details on when work will resume this year, where crews will be replacing lead-tainted pipes and doing hydro-excavations, and when Request for Proposals (RFPs) will open for contractors to submit bids to work on the project.
RFPs for the next round of hydro-excavations (a more efficient process used to determine the composition of residents’ pipes), will be released by Tuesday, January 30, 2018, and posted on the City of Flint website. Interested contractors should visit https://www.cityofflint.com/finance/purchasing/bids-2/ for proposal guidelines. A mandatory pre-bid meeting will be held Wednesday, February 7th at 10:00 a.m. at City Hall in Council Chambers.
More details will be provided at the Special Community Forum on Thursday. Leaders are excited about the plans and progress underway in Flint, and eager to share information to help keep the public engaged and informed.


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This station in particular is an icon in our small Westside community. It bears a mural of a beloved long time resident who passed away in 2007, Ron Cassidy, and was built by a Local Contractor Doug Pitzer in 1998 at no cost to the County. This is also a financially prudent decision, seeing a new station will come at tremendous expense to the County.
- Mayor Arakawa, Parks and Recreation Maui and Chief of Aquatics
Cancel demolition of the Lifeguard Station on D.T. Fleming Beach on 10/8/13 and allow Local General Contractor to repair using community resources.
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[ April 16, 2012; 7:00 pm; ] For the attention of all local Community Groups and organisations:
Dunbar Community Council invites you to a meeting on 16 April at 7pm in Dunbar Town House. Its purpose is to develop Dunbar’s Expression of Interest proposal for the Coastal Communities Fund.
The UK Government has recently introduced the Coastal Communities Fund to support economic development [...]


As part of Metro’s Crenshaw/LAX Transit Project, Walsh-Shea Corridor Constructors (WSCC) will be working on civil improvements which include the construction of the curb, gutter, and cross gutter on Exposition Pl at Bronson Av. This will require a full street closure of Exposition Pl at Bronson Av for one weekend starting at 6 am Friday, March 6, 2020.
WHAT: Full street closure
WHEN: Starting at 6 am on Friday, March 6, 2020, through 6 am Monday, March 9, 2020. Weather permitting.
WHERE: Exposition Pl at Bronson Av
DURATION: One weekend
What To Expect
- Full closure of Exposition Pl at Bronson Av.
- Access to Exposition Pl will be maintained at Degnan Bl.
- Access to emergency responders will be maintained.


Chapman’s Peak Drive remains closed until further notice after 15 cubic metres of rock came down on the Noordhoek end last week, causing significant damage to two catch fences and the road surface. Geo technical engineers visited the site and put a remedial action plan in place. The Department of Transport and Public Works believes that the road will be closed for three to four weeks, and will make every effort to open the road as soon as it is safe to do so. Motorists can expect intermittent road closures on Chapman’s Peak Drive this winter whenever high-risk weather conditions make the road unsafe. Motorists are requested to use alternative routes. Regular updates are available via the Variable Message Sign (VMS) system, Twitter @ChapmansPeakSA, Facebook, or visit www.chapmanspeakdrive.co.za or call 021 791 8222.


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Walk or take a bus, train, carpool, or bike to campus and reduce your carbon footprint while–if walking or biking–also burning carbs!


The MDD08 will take place at the Technical University of Berlin, Straße des 17. Juni. It is placed in the center of the city near to Tiergarten. The metro station near by is called Ernst-Reuter Platz and the nearest S-Bahn stop is Tiergarten or Zoologioscher Garten. The MDD event will take place in Building H in the picture below.


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AJ joined the R&M team in early 2020. He has more than two years of diverse project experience, focusing on roadway design. This experience includes airports drainage and roadway improvements, ranging from simple resurfacing projects to larger more complex projects. AJ’s background in construction, working as an office engineer on heavy construction projects, has given him familiarity with reading and interpreting construction documents and plans. He understands the construction process, giving him insight into how engineering designs are applied and brought to fruition.


- Charlotte, NC
- Sq Ft: 2,000,000
Metrolina Park, a Class A distribution business park, is located on 395-acre site in North Charlotte. The master-planned park will feature approximately 2 million square feet of distribution and manufacturing space. Ideally situated on Statesville Road near the intersection of Sunset Road and I-77 (Exit 16), Metrolina Park offers convenient access to I-485, I-85 and Charlotte Douglas International Airport.


People falling, kid suffers fracture to his leg while walking on dug-up roads for sewer work
Road dug up for laying sewer pipes troubles residents: Residents of J block said road dug up for laying sewer pipes has made their life hell due to slow pace of work. However, contractor said work started on November 15 and they are doing all to finish laying the sewer as fast as possible.
Dug-up roads in some streets of Abul Fazal Enclave and slow work in laying sewer have turned out to be a major hardship for residents of J and other blocks.
A resident of J block in Abul Fazal Enclave where work is going on to lay the sewer said when work for laying sewer started residents were happy but the inordinate delay in covering the dug-up road has become a big headache with elderly confined to their houses and incidents of people falling while walking on dug-up roads have surfaced.
A child suffered fractures to his leg a few days ago after falling on this dug-up road, he said, adding that work should be finished on priority basis.
Another resident in another block said though the dug-up road in his lane has been covered the road is still uneven and walking for women, elderly and children is difficult. If you lose balance chances are you might hurt your leg or fall and several cases have surfaced, he said.
Though residents claimed that work in J block lane started four weeks ago, a contractor seen on the spot monitoring work said it started on November 15.
“We are working to finish the work as soon as possible as you can see that efforts are being made to make other dug-up road even so that residents’ hardship is over. Due to construction work ban as air pollution had increased work was stopped for days,” he said.
Residents said they only want work to be finished as soon as possible so that at least vehicles can come in and in case of emergency they are able to rush their loved ones to hospitals. The problem is that many roads have been dug at a time with incomplete work, said a resident of Charminar mosque lane at 4 number.


The paving schedule is listed below. During these times, all on street parking is prohibited. Roads will be closed and access is restricted. A tar-like coating will be applied before paving; this can damage your car. Please make alternate parking arrangements and avoid driving on the street. All restoration will be completed after paving. All dates and times are subject to change.
Paving on Harcourt Lane from Shepard Way to Quincy Road will be completed on Tuesday, 9/27 starting at 7:30 am - 12:00 pm.
Paving is scheduled for Tuesday, 9/27 from 7:30 am – 5:00 pm.


Thursday, 14 January 2021
Turnstiles restored at Subiaco Oval
The turnstiles at Subiaco Oval have now been reinstated, helping to honour the cultural contribution football has made to the City over the years.
Subiaco Oval is a historically significant place for local residents and the wider Western Australian community, and the City strongly advocated for improvements to the iconic entry gate to help conserve the oval’s heritage.
Subiaco Mayor Penny Taylor said the reinstatement of the turnstiles was a great outcome for the community.
“We’ve been working towards the reinstatement of the turnstiles at Subiaco Oval for some years now so it’s great to see this outcome which will help to conserve the oval’s heritage for generations to come,” she said.
“The heritage gates with the turnstiles now form a welcoming entry statement to Subiaco Oval for the Subiaco and wider Perth communities.
“This is possible because of the commitment of Jolimont resident, David Murray, a local history buff and his great work on this project.”
To help celebrate significant public and community events, special lighting is now in place at the gates.
DevelopmentWA are encouraging City of Subiaco residents to send their special lighting requests to firstname.lastname@example.org, for special dates in January. Most colours and actions, such as pulse and sparkle are achievable.


The existing Harry Nice/Thomas “Mac” Middleton Memorial bridge crossing over the Potomac River between Virginia and Maryland has reached the end of its design life at 82-years old. The owner, Maryland Transportation Authority, chose the design-build project delivery method to build a replacement bridge, and it was awarded to a joint venture of Skanska Civil USA, Corman Construction, and McLean Construction , with AECOM as their lead design engineer in 2020 for $463,000,000. Construction began in July, 2020, and the bridge was open to traffic in October, 2022. R. J. Watson disc bearings were selected by the design build team for their high load capacity, and excellent long term durability. There were a total of 24 disc bearings installed. The vertical service load ranged from 540 to 1,540 kips with horizontal loads between 6% to 12% of the vertical load. The bearings were designed for a service rotation of +/- 0.02 radians, and up to 25.5” of total movement.


For the week of May 2, the Contractor will be performing drainage and utility conduit installation.
One lane of traffic will be maintained in each direction through the duration of construction. On-roadway work will run daily between 8:00am to 3:00pm Monday through Friday.
The completion date for the project is September 8, 2017. We are planning for the various utilities to begin individual work associated with the undergrounding of overhead wires sometime in the Spring of 2017.
You can find an overview of the project on the project page.
If you have any questions, telephone the Engineering Division at 978-671-1300 or contact us below.


Reclaim Our Park - this is a diamond in the rough!!
Studies have shown being outside and playing in nature is crucial for the healthy development of children.
It promotes creativity, improves hand eye coordination and the ability to learn. Reisterstown is fortunate to have a piece of property a block from Main Street that is owned by the Baltimore County Department of Parks and Recreation. It has a system of trails that traverse a small creek known as Norris Run. The bridges are in need of repair and the trails need some maintenance.
With some attention from our community, the Franklin Woodland Trails can be a selling point for Reisterstown. It has the potential to be a destination for family picnics and recreation. Since the park is so close to Main Street, families can shop and dine and then their children could play in our community green space afterwards.


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April 26, May 3, 10, 2017
DUST CONTROL – PENNINGTON COUNTY ROADS
The Pennington County Highway Department is accepting requests for application of calcium chloride for dust control in front of residences that lie along County gravel roads within the boundary of Pennington County out of the city limits. The cost will be approximately $ 200.00 for 300 x 18’ application. The homeowner will pay this cost after the work is completed. The cost will be adjusted according to the size and rate of application.
Interested parties should contact the Pennington County Highway Department at 218-683-7017. The County will send out an application upon request to be completed and returned by the homeowner. The County must receive the completed application before the service is performed.
Application deadline is May 19, 2017.


3454 Route 55
P.O. Box 300
White Lake, NY 12786
Phone: (845) 583-4350 ext. 105
Fax: (845) 583-4710
Bette Jean Gettel, Enforcement Officer
Gregg Semenetz, Building Inspector
All applications are listed on our Forms Page.
The Building Inspector issues building permits for any construction which is structural in nature in the Town of Bethel. Examples would be decks, pools, screen porches, sheds, additions, alterations, re-roofing, generators, new homes, septic and wells, etc. Always check to see if a permit is required before performing any work. Licensed electricians are required in Sullivan County. Forms for the Building Department are available on the Forms Page.
Construction without a necessary permit is a violation on your property. Fees are based upon cost of construction and type of permit.
Upon receipt of a building permit, during the building process, inspections are required, and a final inspection is necessary by the Building Inspector, before a Certificate of Occupancy can be issued. Some structures were built prior to the requirement of Certificates of Occupancy and are handled case by case.
Use of any structure without a Certificate of Occupancy constitutes a violation on your property. If you try to sell your property, or re-finance, the bank or financial institution will require that you provide them with a copy of your Certificate of Occupancy.
The Planning Board meets on the 1st Monday of every month 7:00 p.m. Worksession and 7:30 p.m. Meeting. This is an eight member volunteer board. The Planning Board makes decisions on subdivision and special use permit applications. Meetings are held at the Dr. Duggan Community Center, 3460 Route 55, White Lake, NY 12786. For minutes and agendas go to the Meetings/Minutes/Agendas Page. For application and member listing go to our Forms Page.
The Zoning Board meets on the 3rd Monday of every month at 7:30 p.m. This is a seven member volunteer board. The Zoning Board makes decision on variance applications. Meetings are held at the Dr. Duggan Community Center, 3460 Route 55, White Lake, NY 12786. For minutes and agendas to the Meetings/Minutes/Agendas Page. For application and member listing go to our Forms Page.


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Jefferson and Valley Street Closing in Burlington
By Savanna Evans
on June 14, 2013
The Public Works Office announced today that starting Monday, June 17th at 7am, 3rd street between Jefferson and Valley will be closed.
This will create a safe work zone so a contractor can do repairs on F&M Bank. Work is expected to take 4 weeks, weather permitting.


Parks & Recreation Commission
The Parks and Recreation Commission is a citizen group formed to advise the Mayor and the City Council on Parks and Recreation matters of long-range and citywide importance. Citizen participation is encouraged in all Commission business, and the Commission is often sought out by the public as a place to voice their concerns and opinions. The members of the Commission serve staggered, three-year terms. Member must:
- Possess a strong interest in and have knowledge about the Saint Paul Parks and Recreation system.
- Attend monthly meetings in addition to serving on subcommittees and task forces.
- Represent the Commission in its dealings with City departments, citizen groups, and outside agencies.
Parks and Recreation Commission Members
Northwest Como Recreation Center
1557 Huron Street
Thursday, July 12, 2018
6:30 - 8:00 p.m. – meeting
- Res 18-09 2018-2022 Regional Parks and Trails Capital Improvement Plan
- Res 18-10 Scheffer Recreation Center Name Change to Frogtown Community Center
- Res 18-10 Scheffer Name Change Staff Report
- Res 18-11 Parkland Diversion Behind 1400 Jackson St
- Res 18-11 Land Use Transaction Form - 1400 Jackson
- Res 18-11 St Paul-Parkland Diversion Petition
Regular business meetings of the Parks and Recreation Commission are open to the public. If special accommodations are required, please contact:


Case reference: PL29S.310444
310444: Site at the rear of 44 Belgrave Square, Rathmines, Dublin 6 (2405/21)
Dublin City Council
PROTECTED STRUCTURE. Alterations to the design of house fronting (Reg. no. 4099/18) to accommodate three bedrooms and to be three storey, including a developed attic storey under a partly pitched roof.
Grattan Smith (Applicant)
Grattan Smith (1st Party Appellant) (Active)


- Monday through Thursday 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.
- Friday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
- Saturday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
- Sunday 1 to 5 p.m.
- (closed summer Sundays)
Parking and Access
Library visitors may park in either the lot near our main entrance, with access from Main Street, or the adjacent Prospector Theater lot, accessible from Prospect Street. Click here for the map of nearby Town parking. Please be aware that many spots in town parking lots have time limits.
The Library is handicap accessible from all entries.


Some venues are provided transit services that are outside of our regularly scheduled service. Check to see if the venue you are visiting could have service to help get you to and from the event you will attend.
Some venue times and locations may be outside our regularly scheduled service, so please use our trip planner to check if the location you are visiting is served by VTA.
South 11th at Williams Temporary Bus Stop Closure: Concrete repairs will close this stop for approximately two weeks.
Reroute of Line 63 & 81: in San Jose due to construction 10/16 - 10/18
Rail Construction at Taylor, Hedding: Night work October 13-30, 2017
Reroute of Line 63: in San Jose due to construction 10/11 - 10/20


JOHOR BARU: Motorists are frustrated and furious over multiple huge potholes causing damages to their vehicles and posing danger to passers-by around the Taman Johor Jaya vicinity.
Storekeeper Sofian Abdullah, 25, who travels between Plentong and Johor Jaya on a daily basis for work, said that he had to endure at least six large potholes and uneven roads especially along Jalan Ros Merah Utama and Jalan Ros Merah 1/1.
“Almost every week I have to deal with punctured tyres, which has affected my punctuality and readiness for work.
“I have forked out between RM500 and RM600 for various repairs on my motorcycle in the past two years alone,” he told StarMetro when met here on June 24.
Mechanic Loo Jeen Lee, 34, said that many customers would blame the poor road conditions for damages to their vehicle’s suspension and tyre alignment.
“On several occasions, I have witnessed motorcyclist thrown off their bikes as they attempted to avoid the huge potholes,” he added.
Businessman Simon Lee, 50, who runs a housing development company, said that the issue could be prevented if the authorities efficiently conducted checks around the area.
“They should not procrastinate in repairing the roads, as the pothole will only worsen,” he said adding that his car rims was slightly dented due to the road conditions.
Meanwhile, Johor Jaya assemblyman Liow Cai Tung said that the potholes have been a longstanding problem to motorists, as the holes would resurface just months after patchworks are carried out.
“The worst part is that the potholes usually appeared at Jalan Ros Merah 1/1 and Jalan Ros Merah Utama, which are two of the three main roads used to exit the vicinity.
“The potholes are just a fatal accident waiting to happen,” she told reporters during a press conference here on June 24.
She said that Johor Baru City Council (MBJB) should find a long-term solution to this problem to ensure the safety of motorists.
When contacted, MBJB public relations officer Mohd Firdaus Abdul Hamid said that the council have been consistently conducting repair works around the area, but heavy vehicles utilising the roads caused the potholes to reappear.
“As a long term solution to the issue, we have been conducting major repair works including road milling around the vicinity on a yearly basis,” he added.


FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WOWO): The Fort Wayne City Council only funded half of the city’s economic development engine last night.
Greater Fort Wayne, Inc. requested $250,000 for their 2016 appropriations at Tuesday night’s Council meeting, but the Council decided to fund half that amount – $125,000 – with plans to revisit the matter later this year.
Our news partners at 21Alive report it’s connected to concerns several area officials had with GFW potentially using taxpayer dollars on lobbying efforts.
City Councilman Russ Jehl called the move an “olive branch” to hopefully spur discussions between the two entities.


Dated: 23rd November 2022
Portsmouth City Council (Lynton Grove) (Temporary Prohibition of Loading and Waiting) (No.216) Order 2022
Notice is hereby given that Portsmouth City Council intends to make the above Order under Section 14(1)(a) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, as amended by the Road Traffic (Temporary Restrictions) Act 1991.
The Order comes into operation from 7th December 2022 and the effect will be as follows:-
A) TEMPORARY PROHIBITION OF LOADING AND WAITING
From its junction with Tangier Road for 30 metres on the western side (opposite side of City Life Church).
From its junction with Cobden Avenue for 30 metres on its western side (side of 8 Cobden Avenue).
B) REASON FOR THE ORDER
To facilitate underground cabling works.
C) DURATION OF THE ORDER
From 09:30 to 15:30 on 7th December 2022 or completion of the works, whichever is sooner.
Pedestrian access will be maintained.
Assistant Director of Regeneration (Transport), Portsmouth City Council, Civic Offices, Portsmouth PO1 2NE
A copy of the Order may be requested from firstname.lastname@example.org or at the reception desk in the Civic Offices.


“Especially when you drive around Peoria and you’re hitting all these roads and potholes and uneven pavements, and you’re saying, ‘Where’s all the money?’ Well, I can show you $4 million that’s gone to CSO.”
Councilwoman Beth Jensen says preparing for a federal mandate isn’t new:
“We have been in the loop on this. At least as long as I’ve been on the council we’ve had numerous meetings about it.”
Councilmembers supporting the measure say the data collection is another step for the city as it crafts a plan to reduce sewer overflow. The City and EPA continue to negotiate a final cost and reduction strategy.


Plant closure isn’t eroding floodwall plan
Autoneum still needs project, as will future replacement for Windsor Foods, official says
By Peter Kendron - Press Enterprise Writer
Published: November 1, 2013
BLOOMSBURG — Plans to protect two factories on the town’s west end from flooding are plowing ahead, despite one of the plants announcing it will close. In...


Leeds Drive and Halifax Ct. Some kind of repair was done, maybe to the hydrant, and per the USUAL crappy work, the road still has not been fixed. It is gravel. I assume it will be PATCHED since that is how the roads are taken care of …… instead of being properly fixed and repaved. I do not understand WHY time and materials are spent over and over and over patching instead of properly repairing or paving. Why did they leave the road like this???
A. Leeds Dr and Halifax Court


I have so many fond memories of growing up in the Windsor Village neighborhood of Decatur. My grandparents moved to Windsor Village in 1964, my parents moved there 1978, and I returned to live in Decatur several years ago. I had hopes to raise my children in the same peaceful neighborhood I remember from my childhood.
Developing the corner of U.S. 51 and Ash is not what I hoped to see when I returned to Decatur. The traffic issues that are inevitable from this proposed development will be a threat to our children, not to mention motorists and residents who use U.S. 51 and Ash Avenue on a daily basis.
Is any amount of possible, not guaranteed, tax revenue worth the safety and well being of Decatur's residents, especially the children?
Kristie Dawson Danko, Decatur


The Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act will invest $1 trillion into the United States’ crumbling infrastructure. It’s the largest federal investment in infrastructure in more than a decade and could go a long way towards relieving a consistent strain on people’s wallets. Our team of analysts found that deteriorating roads and bridges cost the average driver $556 every year. We also found that nearly 20% of America’s roads and 6% of bridges are currently in unacceptable condition.
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For Immediate Release
May 15, 2014
For More Information Contact:
Boston drivers are advised that the annual Avon Walk for Breast Cancer and other special events being held this weekend may delay traffic and will result in additional pedestrians using local streets. The Boston Transportation Department is urging drivers, cyclists and pedestrians to proceed with caution when travelling around the City. As always, those coming into Boston for these events are encouraged to take the MBTA. Information on MBTA service can be found at www.mbta.com. For a faster return trip, the MBTA advises riders to purchase a round trip rather than a one-way ticket.
The annual Avon Walk for Breast Cancer will be held on Saturday, May 17, and Sunday, May 18, with an estimated 2,000 participants expected on both days.
On Saturday, May 17, the event will begin at 6 AM at the UMass Boston Campus. The route to be taken is Harborwalk to Day Boulevard, left onto N Street, left onto East Broadway, right onto L Street, continue to Summer Street, right onto D Street, left onto Seaport Boulevard, to Rose Kennedy Greenway, exiting at Salem Street, left onto Cross Street, right onto North Washington Street, left onto Causeway Street, left onto Staniford Street, left onto Cambridge Street, right onto Bowdoin Street, right onto Beacon Street, to the Boston Common, to the Public Garden, exiting at Arlington Street, to Commonwealth Avenue, left onto Hereford Street, right onto Boylston Street, right onto Ipswich Street, left onto Boylston Street, right onto Park Drive, left onto Agassiz Way, left onto Fenway, right onto Westland Avenue, right onto Massachusetts Avenue, right onto Tremont Street, right onto Ruggles Street, left onto Palace Road, left onto Longwood Avenue, right onto Huntington Avenue, left onto Jamaica Way, right onto Centre Street, right onto Weld Street, left onto West Roxbury Parkway, right onto Spring Street, right onto Bro. Joseph A. Herran Way, right onto Spring Street, right onto Centre Street, left onto Stimson Street, right onto Washington Street, right onto Schiller Road, left onto Oak Street, left onto Curve Street, right onto Maverick Street, right onto High Street, left onto Mt. Vernon Street to Dedham.
On Sunday, May 18, the event will begin at 6 AM in the Town of Milton. The route to be taken is entering Boston via Neponset Trail, crossing Granite Avenue, right onto Hallet Street, to Pope John Paul Park, to Neponset Trail, exiting at Taylor Street, left onto Water Street, right onto Tenean Street, continuing onto Morrissey Boulevard, right onto Freeport Street, right onto Morrissey Boulevard, right onto University Drive.
To accommodate the event, temporary Tow Zone, No Stopping restrictions are currently in effect and will remain so through 7 AM on Saturday at the following locations.
- Summer Street, north side, from South Boston toward Fort Point Channel, across from Westin Boston Waterfront, including 15 parking meters.
- D Street, northwest side, from Summer Street toward Fargo Street, next to Westin Boston Waterfront, including 9 parking meters.
Temporary Tow Zone, No Stopping, Saturday restrictions will be in effect on Saturday at the following locations.
- Atlantic Avenue, east side, from East India Row to Milk Street, including 8 parking meters.
- Beacon Street, Boston Common side, from Charles Street to Spruce Street
- Charles Street, heading north, between the Center Gate and Beacon Street for the length of eight parking spaces, including eight parking meters.
- Commercial Street, skating rink side, from opposite Charter Street to opposite Hull Street
- Perkins Street, west side of Jamaica Pond, from Francis Parkman Drive t Chestnut Street
Temporary Tow Zone, No Stopping, Monday 8 AM to 10 AM restrictions will be in effect at the following location.
- Water Street, odd side, from Broad Street to Batterymarch Street, including 2 parking meters
The annual Youth Pride March will be held on Saturday, May 17, with up to 2,000 participants gathering on Boston City Hall Plaza at Noon. The group will march from Cambridge Street to Tremont Street, right onto Boylston Street, right onto Charles Street, right onto Beacon Street, left onto Bowdoin Street, right onto Cambridge Street to City Hall Plaza.
The Horizons for Homeless Children Route for Kids 5K will be held on Sunday, May 18, beginning at 9:30 AM, with up to 600 participants gathering on the Southwest Corridor Park at Stony Brook Park. They will proceed along the Southwest Corridor Park crossing Boylston Street, Atherton Street, New Minton Street, Green Street, Gordon Street, Williams Street and McBride Street.
The annual Harpoon Brewery 5 Miler Road Race will be held on Sunday, May 18, beginning at 10 AM with 3,500 runners gathering on Tide Street. The route to be followed is Tide Street, left onto Drydock Avenue, right onto Black Falcon Avenue, right onto Design Center Way, left onto Dry Dock Avenue, left onto Summer Street, left onto East First Street, right onto Farragut Road, left onto East Broadway Extension, left onto Day Boulevard, left onto Shore Road, right onto East First Street, right onto Summer Street, right onto Dry Dock Avenue, right onto Design Center Way, left onto Black Falcon Avenue, left onto Dry Dock Avenue, right onto Tide. The race is expected to finish by 11:15 AM.
The Haitian-American Unity Parade will be held on Sunday, May 18, with an estimated7,000 participants gathering in Mattapan Square. The parade will begin at 1 PM and will proceed on Blue Hill Avenue from Babson Street to Talbot Avenue. Blue Hill Avenue will be closed to vehicular traffic from Noon to 4 PM from River Street to Talbot Avenue, and temporary Tow Zone No Stopping, Sunday Parade parking restrictions will be in effect at the following locations.
- Blue Hill Avenue, east side, from River Street (Mattapan Square) to Talbot Avenue
- Blue Hill Avenue on Center Island, east side of island from Babson Street to Freemont Street
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ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 – SECTION 14 (AS AMENDED)
WORCESTERSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL
NOTICE OF THE CLOSURE OF WYRE HILL, BEWDLEY, WORCESTERSHIRE (“THE HIGHWAY”)
Reason for restriction: Overhead repair works by Openreach. There is a need to close the highway in the following terms:-
1. The effect of this Notice is that no vehicle shall proceed along that part of the highway from its junction with U10512 Merricks Lane to its junction with U10511 Sandy Bank with B4190 Welch Gate.
2. This provision shall continue in force for a maximum of 5 days, however, it is anticipated that it will remain in force for 1 day commencing 12 April 2022.
3. Alternative routes: – U10512 Merricks Lane, B4190 Winbrook,
B4190 Welch Gate and vice versa.
Nothing in this Notice shall prevent at any time access for pedestrians to any premises situated on or adjacent to the highway, or to any other premises accessible for pedestrians from and only from the highway.


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TRB: Disaster guide bids solicited
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The Transportation Research Board is soliciting bids to create a “Guide to Regional Transportation Planning for Disasters, Emergencies and Significant Events.” Bids on the $250,000 project, which is expected to take 15 months to complete, review and revise, are due on July 6th.
The guide, which will segue off a 2010 publication directed toward state transportation agencies, is designed to provide a logical thought process for facilitating regional transportation planning, coordination and operations for disasters and emergencies. For more information, click here .
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Ann Arbor Area Community News
TODAY! Wednesday, June 29 at 7:00 p.m.
The City of Ann Arbor Systems Planning Unit invites you to come and share your opinions about potential mitigation activity in the City’s floodplains. “Mitigation is defined as any action taken before, during or after a disaster to permanently eliminate or reduce risks to human life and property from natural, technical or societal hazards.” (From the City of Ann Arbor Hazard Mitigation Plan, November 2004.)
Sorry for the very late post. Hopefully anyone interested will be able to attend.
UPDATE, 2 July, Murph:
Jerry Hancock, of the City Public Services department, says,
We had a fairly low turnout for the meeting Wednesday, so we will likely hold another meeting the later half of July.
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ADMINISTERS AND ENFORCES: Provisions of laws, codes, and ordinances pertaining to the location, design, materials, construction, alteration, repair, equipment, maintenance, use, occupancy, removal, and demolition of structures located within the Town of Glenville.
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Important lighting upgrades to improve visibility and longevity have started at the helipad at Forbes District Hospital thanks to joint funding from the Local Road Community Infrastructure and Forbes Shire Council.
Forbes Helipad was constructed at the Elgin Street location 15 years ago, and replacement lights for the original system are no longer available. As a result, Council and the State Government have taken advantage of the opportunity to replace the system to ensure its maintenance and provide for better lighting at an estimated cost between $150,000 and $200,000.
It is expected that works will take approximately three weeks with minimal impact on the community. The helipad will be temporarily closed, as will a minimal number of carparking spaces at the Forbes Medical Centre to ensure a turning lane is maintained for vehicular traffic in Elgin Street.
Some noise and additional heavy vehicles and machinery required for works are to be expected, but there will be no other impact to services including Forbes Medical Centre, Barratt and Smith Pathology and Forbes District Hospital itself.
Council has liaised with NSW Health, Tollgroup and NSW Ambulance to ensure an alternative helipad is available in the event of an emergency and with minimal impact on the community, Forbes Mayor Phyllis Miller OAM reassured the community.
“Local contractor Troy Howe Electrical has been appointed to undertake a full replacement of 30 lights at the helipad,” Mayor Miller said.
“Council is extremely proud to be able to utilise local contractors and support the local economy for projects such as this,” Mayor Miller said.
In the meantime, the community is asked to take additional care in the area, and Council appreciates the understanding and patience for this important upgrade.
“Council recognises that this infrastructure is essential to our community and surrounding areas and we are undertaking these works to ensure it continues to fulfil its vital purpose,” Mayor Miller said.
“We are grateful for the financial assistance from the State Government in making the upgrade possible.”
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St John's Road to be partially closed until end of August
An overnight road closure will be enforced on a 1.5 mile section between Tunbridge Wells and Tonbridge for the rest of the month.
Kent Highways, a division of the county council, is completing resurfacing from Speldhurst Road, along the A26 St John’s Road, to St John’s Close.
Teams will work from 9pm to 6am on 20 weeknights from August 1 to 31, with weekends excluded.
The primary diversion route will be through High Brooms residential estate and, for large goods vehicles, via the A21 bypass.


I-210 Prien Lake Bridge Lane Closure Scheduled for Wednesday, November 28, 2018
LADOTD reported that the right (outside) Eastbound lane of the I-210 Prien Lake Bridge will be closed Wednesday, November 28, 2018, from 9:00 a.m. until 1:00 p.m. The lane closure is necessary for bridge maintenance.
On February 19, 2019, we will see the “Super Snow Moon”.read more
Mayor Nic Hunter has declared February 11 as a day of memorial for Brian Kevin Moore.read more
Tuesday, February 19, 2019, immediately following the Sulphur Board of Zoning Adjustment Meeting held at 5:30 p.m. there will be a regular meeting of the Sulphur Land Use Commission.read more


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As early as Oct. 31, Sound Transit’s contractor will work on bridge operations near the State Route 104 and I-5 interchange in Mountlake Terrace. This work will require the nightly closure of the I-5 northbound off-ramps to both eastbound and westbound SR 104. The ramp from southbound I-5 to eastbound SR 104 will be closed at night as well.
The work will run Oct. 31 through Nov. 11, from 10 p.m. to 7 a.m., excluding weekends.
The contractor has obtained a temporary noise variance to complete the work. Detours will be provided (see map).


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Charlotte Kidney Walk
11 North Tryon and 21 Statesville
On Saturday, June 1, 2019 from 8:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. routes 11 and 21 will detour for the Charlotte Kidney Walk. During this time inbound buses on routes 11 and 21 will use the regular route to Church and Trade Street, continue straight on Church to 3rd Street, turn left on 3rd Street and continue to the Charlotte Transportation Center.
Outbound trips will depart from the Charlotte Transportation Center and turn right on 4th, right on College, and bear left on the North Tryon connector to resume the regular route.


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The City of Owatonna is seeking applicants for advisory volunteer boards and commissions. Appointed by the Mayor through an application process, volunteers review policies and proposals to make recommendations to the Council.
Current positions available: (1) Airport Commission, (1) Planning Commission (1) West Hills Commission and (1) Parks and Recreation Board
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Folly Beach City Council to vote on extending pause on short-term rentals, short-term rental cap
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - A citizen petition ordinance will go Infront of the Folly Beach City Council on Tuesday for them to discuss the next steps of the proposed short-term rental cap.
Back in October, The city of Folly Beach voted to pause the distribution of short-term rental licenses for three months after a resident group petitioned the city to cap the number of short-term rental Licenses to 800.
Folly Beach City Administrator Aaron Pope said that the city council would decide whether or not to vote on the citizen petition ordinance themselves. If they choose not to vote on the ordinance themselves, they will send it to a general vote from the public.
To break it down, the citizen petition ordinance aims to break short-term rental licenses into two categories: licenses held by people who claim the property as their primary residence, and licenses held by people whose property is not their primary residence.
The ordinance aims to cap the number of short-term rental licenses for secondary residences at 800.
Pope said Tuesday, Folly Beach City Council can vote to adopt, or not adopt, this ordinance if they want to. However, Pope said the city council has indicated during previous meetings that they prefer to send the question to a public vote.
“I encourage everyone to tune into the city council meeting to see how it goes, and if a referendum is scheduled, to take whatever steps they need to do to educate themselves and make the best choice for themselves,” Pope said.
At Tuesday’s meeting, the city council will also vote on whether or not to extend the moratorium on short-term rental licenses for an additional three months.
Pope said if extended, this pause would ideally be extended far enough to allow time for the public vote on the rental-cap ordinance to be held.
Tuesday’s meeting starts at 7 p.m. and will be held at the Folly Beach Council Chamber at 21 Center Street.
For a link to today’s meeting agenda, click here.
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Azerbaijan will complete construction and reconstruction of highways by late 2012
Azerbaijan, Baku, March 6 / Trend H.Valiyev /
The total length of roads in Azerbaijan is 18,946 kilometers, Azerbaijani Transport Ministry's chief consultant Azer Aliyev said.
Aliyev said some 1,915 km of the total figure is highways of international significance, 2,716 km - national importance. The remaining 14,315 kilometers are local roads.
"The country built and rehabilitated more than 5,000 kilometers of roads over the past seven years. Construction and full reconstruction of roads as part of the corridors TRACECA and North-South will be carried out by late 2012," Aliyev said.
Construction and reconstruction are carried out through the state budget and loans from international financial institutions.
The total amount of credits received for the development of the transport sector is $2.8 billion, of which $1.9 billion falls to international financial institutions, the remaining $878 million - a the Azerbaijani government.
"Azerbaijan has already constructed and reconstructed approximately 806 kilometers of roads, including roads of international importance. Some 460 kilometers of the figure were constructed and reconstructed through loans from international financial institutions, 345 kilometers - Azerbaijan's own funds. Construction and reconstruction work is underway on 870 kilometers of roads, on 749 kilometers of which work is realized at the expense of international institutions "- Aliyev said.


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The Illinois Department of Transportation has begun grinding work on Highland Ave., from 13th Street (near Roosevelt Rd.) to 20th Street.
The construction will include surface grinding and asphalt overlay on Highland Ave. IDOT plans to work on one lane at a time and to direct traffic throughout construction as needed. IDOT expects the work to take approximately 1 week, but anticipates it taking longer if impacted by inclement weather. IDOT anticipates daily work hours from 6 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Drivers in the area can expect delays and should seek alternate routes. For more information please IDOT at 847-705-4000.


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A development group decided to take a hand in Silent Hill’s revitalization. Their first meeting with the town’s leaders was in 1966. They had a number of proposed renovations, and they had a clear vision of where the town needed to go. This all seemed good to the mayor, so he gave them the go ahead to proceed with their plans.


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The Town's street paving contractor will complete paving work on Sycamore Street tomorrow. In addition, the contractor will be preparing the 7000 block of Hillcrest Place for final paving, scheduled for Monday.
Residents are reminded to follow the posted parking restrictions. Please contact the Town Office at firstname.lastname@example.org or 301-654-7144 if you have any questions.


ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) — The Tampa Bay Rays, in partnership with a global real estate investment and development firm, have submitted a bid to redevelop Tropicana Field and surrounding land on the edge of downtown St. Petersburg, Florida. The club said Friday that in addition to a new ballpark, the ambitious plan for the Historic Gas Plant District would include more than 5,700 multi-family units, 1.4 million square feet of office, 300,000 square feet of retail, 700 hotel rooms, 600 senior living residences and a 2,500-person entertainment venue. The Rays have been pursuing a new home to replace Tropicana Field for more than a decade. The club has played there since its inception in 1998.
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KSNF/KODE — A proposed bike route through Southwest Missouri is getting plenty of attention from Southwest Missouri officials.
Council members in Webb City will be the latest to consider a letter of support for “US Bike Route 51.”
It’s a path that would trace up from Jane to Joplin, along old Highway-71, then join “Route 66” to the East.
It would eventually connect New Orleans to Des Moines, Iowa.
Before it can be officially considered, it must be approved by each community along the way.
“Every piece of highway has to have a letter of support, whether that’s the DOT of the state, down to the county, or down to the incorporated city. So everybody who touches a piece of the highway we have to get letters of support that that jurisdiction supports that happening,” said Patrick Tuttle, Joplin Cvb Dir.
The proposed route already has numerous letters of support – ones from Joplin, Carthage, Carterville, Anderson – and both Jasper and Newton counties.


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With L train riders wondering just how rough their commutes will be for the next 15-20 months, the MTA is now saying the work should take less time than originally thought, 15-18 months.
However, during this time, there is the possibility that the First and Third Avenue stops could become exit only to limit crowding, a plan the agency was considering, according to a report based on a draft memo obtained by Streetsblog. Additionally, while there will be M14 Select Bus Service, that isn’t expected to be made available until the fall, local elected officials recently learned.
Council Member Keith Powers, who was in attendance at an MTA briefing held last Wednesday for elected officials, said he has grilled the agency on these and other concerns from L train riders and residents who live around the construction zone. Another concern is that with the revised L train repair plan, service will be dramatically reduced on weeknights from 8 p.m.-5 a.m. and on the weekends.
“The number one concern we (have been hearing) was the possibility of First Avenue (and Third Avenue) being exit only,” Powers said. “I pushed back on this very hard. We can’t close First Avenue if the SBS isn’t ready in time. This is why you need L train alternatives that are good. We want there to be bus service or an L train stop. This is unacceptable. Not to have it in a construction zone, it’s a triple whammy. It’s unacceptable.”


The Carrsbrook Drive Pipe Replacement Project is getting ready to begin. All access and right-of-way easements have been secured/recorded and the County/VDOT agreement has been executed. A pre-construction meeting will be held with the VDOT contractor in the next few weeks to confirm the work schedule, at which point a public notice will be issued with road closure details. The road closure will affect all traffic for approximately 3-4 weeks as crews complete open-cutting of the road, pipe replacement, and road repair work. Staff will work closely with the Schools Transportation Department to communicate to parents any temporary impacts to the school bus schedule and detour routes.
Project updates will be posted on www.albemarle.org/newsroom. If you have specific questions about the project, please contact Frank Pohl, Senior Project Manager, Albemarle County Office of Facilities Development, by e-mail email@example.com or by phone (434) 872-4501 (ext. 7914).


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The web site “Northants Live” is carrying this article about roadworks on the A361 in Charwelton between January 5th and February 11th 2021.
There will be a two-way traffic signal system ( hours of work will be from 7:30am to 4:30pm.) for the first four weeks and a full road closure for the two weeks after that (hours of work 09:00 – 17:00).
This article has not been confirmed yet either on the Northants County Council web site or the one.network roadworks site or the HS2 web site so there may still be some doubt about it. We’ll update this post if more information becomes available.


MetroLink is coming - please make a submission before the deadline, which is next Friday 11th May. While the service wont come as far as Balbriggan this will have a massive impact and positive influence on Balbriggaan Commuters. Imagine being able to park your car at a Park & Ride facility just north of Swords and travel with ease to Dublin City Centre via Dublin Airport, DCU and the Mater Hospital or further south to Dundrum. Metrolink proposes to link with all the existing services including DART and Luas.
The MetroLink plans were announced in March and we have until Friday 11th May to make submissions with regard to the proposed route. Please take a few minutes to make a submission as we need to show that there is massive support in Balbriggan and north County Dublin for Metro Link and to get this service delivered.
Submissions can be made on-line (the following link), by email to firstname.lastname@example.org or by post to: MetroLink Consultations, Transport Infrastructure Ireland, Parkgate Business Centre, Parkgate Street, Dublin 8, D08 DK10.
We need as many submissions to go in as possible, even if just to say that you fully support Metro Link, that it is about time that Balbrigan and north County Dublin is linked to Dublin City Centre via Dublin Airport, DCU and the Mater Hospital; and that it is vital that this project proceeds as soon as possible.
Please see below my own submission and feel free to copy an paste the same to email@example.com
Myself and my family are fully supportive of the proposed MetroLink and the importance of proper transports link to Dublin City Centre and beyond. A much-needed service as we frequently commute and travel to Dublin City, south county and other areas that are serviced by or link to with the proposed MetroLink.
I wish to highlight and state the importance of the significant requirement of sufficient Park & Ride facilities at the Estuary (Lissenhall) Park N'Ride stop. Motorists coming from Balbriggan, Balrothery, Donabate, Rush, Lusk, Skerries, Dundalk and Drogheda must be catered for and secure in the knowledge parking will be available always especially peak times. Attention should be given to the possibility of shuttle busses to carry passengers around the Park & Ride facility.
The Park and Ride stop should also have a proper drop off and collection points for all types of bus services to allow efficient transfer of commuters.
Commuters north of the Park and Ride facility should be confident of a no hassle availability to arrive, alight and slip onto the MetroLink with ease and comfort. It should also be clear to tourists, visitors and event goers that MetroLink would be their first choice to begin outward journeys to key tourist destinations in Fingal and North Leinster.


The Helix Bridge is named after the inspiration for its structure – the DNA molecule. Conceived by Arup engineer Tristram Carfrae, the structure solved the problem of a need to curve the bridge in plan and form a circle in section, the latter as a way of integrated deck and canopy. So inherently stable the DNA structure proved, it made a substantial saving in material than a conventional bridge, and the client decided to fabricate it in stainless steel. This enabled fine detailing of the segments and connections, and insertion of LED dot lights that accentuate the spirals at night. The structure comprises two continuous spirals running counter to each other. They are connected by thin struts which support alternated mesh and glass canopies, creating a dramatic atmosphere at night.
Urban Redevelopment Authority, Singapore Government
Michael Rayner was the Project Director for, and Jayson Blight was involved in the design of, Helix Pedestrian Bridge when working at Cox Architecture t/a Cox Rayner.
World Architecture Festival Transport Architecture Award 2010
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URM Building Information
Seismic Retrofits URM
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1164 URM buildings are on the City of Seattle’s list of structures that may require seismic upgrades.
Existing Historic Renovation URM
400 Roy Street Apartments / Daily Journal of Commerce, Brian Miller / 04.18.17
A representative from Plus said the firm hopes to break ground in early 2018, following demolition work this summer.
Country Doctor may build new space / Daily Journal of Commerce / 04.10.17
The clinic is proposing to tear down a two-story wood-frame building it acquired in 2012, and build a four-story mixed-use project in its place.
23rd and Jackson – Patricia K / Daily Journal of Commerce, Brian Miller / 04.06.17
Community House is now planning the Patricia K. Apartments: a six-story building with 53 unit for its clients, above its offices and services on the first two floors.
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Just a reminder to residents that we will have two generator's running overnight this evening whilst operations are being carried out on the water network. These are located on St Cuthberts Road and Old Durham Road.
An operative will be in attendance to monitor the noise levels whilst the work is taking place.
There will be minimal impact to residents during this work.
If you have any further queries, please do not hesitate to contact me.


Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana Project Falls Short Of Target
On November 2016, Prime Minister launched the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana project (PMAY) – Gramin with the aim to build 10.2 million houses in rural areas by March 2019. The target was split equally between 2017-18 and 2018-19.
However, data from the Ministry of Rural Development suggest that the scheme’s performance has been less than stellar. In 2017-18 it had a success rate of 57.5 percent. As opposed to the target of 5.1 million houses, the government was able to complete 2.93 million houses under PMAY (G).
The same year it also completed another half a million houses which had been pending under the erstwhile Indira Awas Yojana (IAY). If both are clubbed together (3.4 million), then the government’s success rate in rural housing schemes rises from 57.5 percent to 68.6 percent.
Right now the challenge before the government is to double the speed of construction in order to complete the remaining 6.6 million houses before March 2019. To achieve this target, the Centre has to nudge states such as Assam and Bihar, which have been lagging behind in implementing the scheme.
The government seems to be confident of achieving the target before the deadline. The target of completing one crore Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana project (G) houses by March 2019, is easily achievable as it is expected that 60 lakh (six million) houses where the first instalment has already been released and work is in progress, will get completed by June 30, 2018. The effort of the department is to try and complete one crore houses by Dec 31, 2018, even though the target is March 3, 2019, the Ministry of Rural Development said.
In 2015 the Prime Minister had also launched a scheme called “Housing for All by 2022″ for those living in urban areas. Also known as the Pradhan Mantri Aawas Yojana project –Urban, this scheme is projected to build 12 million houses by 2022.
However, the progress of PMAY (U) has been slow. According to available data, only about 10 percent of the projected number of houses has been completed. Of the 4.65 million houses which were to be built, 350,000 were completed till March 22, 2018. The government claims that it has built an additional 170,000 houses that were pending under the erstwhile Jawaharlal Nehru National Urban Renewal Mission (JNNURM) scheme.
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Pothole Request at 103 Griggs Rd, Brookline
Closed 8 months ago via Web
This property’s road connecting Griggs to Beacon street is in horrible disrepair, having become essentially a dirt road due to a constant stream of construction vehicles and ILLEGAL cut through drivers. The condition of the road has become dangerous for those of us who legally park our cars there and who walk along this road to get to the train.
request #: 18855status: Closed. Thank you for your recent request using the BrookOnline Notify Application. The location you are referring to is a Private Way. Maintenance of Private Ways is the responsibility of the abutters.
submitted: Mon May 14, 2018 08:55PM
opened: Mon May 14, 2018 08:55PM
closed: Fri May 18, 2018 10:46AM


Welcome to the St. Cloud Parking Page
Winter Parking Restrictions
Winter Parking Restrictions went into effect November 1 and will remain in effect until April 1.
If a snow emergency is declared and you are parked in violation of the ordinances, your vehicle can be towed to facilitate plowing. Snow emergencies will be announced on local radio stations and posted on the City of St. Cloud website and social media. To receive a notification when a snow emergency has been declared, please sign up under "Notify Me". The sign up for Snow Emergencies is listed under "Alert Center".
If you have questions, contact Parking Violations at (320) 255-7209 or you may view the information online.
St. Cloud Parking Pilot ‘PLUS’
Parking in Downtown
The City of St. Cloud provides on and off street parking through its municipal parking program. View the Downtown Parking Information page to learn about the different types, permits, rates and regulations.
Parking Pay Stations Installed Downtown
The City of St. Cloud Parking Division installed nine pay stations on 5th Avenue South between St. Germain St. - Highway 23 and on 1st Street South between 4th Avenue - 5th Avenue. These pay stations are conveniently located within a half block of any space marker, and are easy to use! Just follow these three simple steps:
Charging Stations in Downtown
Charging Stations are located in the River's Edge South Parking Lot.
Directions and Maps of Downtown
Parking Information & Enforcement
Improper parking on public streets can lead to a citation. City ordinances prohibit stopping, standing and/or parking a vehicle in some locations. Winter Parking Regulations are in effect each year from November 1st to April 1st. View the Parking Information & Enforcement page to learn more information about parking in St. Cloud.


August 2 2013
Celebrate Pride! Check out the City of Vancouver's float at the annual Vancouver Pride Parade on Sunday, August 4, starting at 12 noon. Please use transit, bike or walk down to the parade.
The parade will start at Robson and Bute this year and will travel west on Robson to Denman, south on Denman to Beach, and east on Beach to Jervis.
There will be road closures along the parade route, and traffic delays are expected. Please use alternate routes.


A $2.5 million request for a synthetic soccer pitch in Warragul has raised questions about why soccer needs have dropped off Baw Baw Shire Council’s infrastructure priorities.
Warragul United Soccer Club president Peter O’Dea told councillors the club wanted answers on an undelivered business case for new grounds; and, why the project had dropped off council’s infrastructure radar.
Twelve years ago, Mr O’Dea was on a shire steering committee in which a consultant study of recreation needs in Baw Baw Shire identified soccer was in “dire need of grounds.”
But still no money has been forthcoming and the club is at risk of losing members.
Mr O’Dea said the club was at a point of desperation.


There are several survey services required to complete the construction process once it begins:
- Excavation layout
- Foundation layout
- Non-encroachment certificate (NEC)
WHAT WE REQUIRE IN ORDER TO BEGIN CONSTRUCTION SUPPORT:
In order for us to help you with any construction related survey services, we require information about the site such as architect and engineer drawings, information from the municipality, and anything else that may be relevant. The minimum requirements:
- Approved for construction copies (preferably scanned in PDF format) of building or development permit drawings;
- CAD versions of the same drawings that match exactly with drawings above.
All design information must be free of errors and discrepancies.


Indiana 145 in Birdseye to Close for Crossing Repairs
BIRDSEYE (Local Sources) – Railroad crews will close Indiana 145 in Birdseye beginning Tuesday, May 26 for crossing repairs.
State Road 145 will completely close in both directions while crews work at the location. Restrictions will be in place around the clock. Work is scheduled to take one week to complete, weather permitting.
The official detour for heavy highway traffic uses I-64, S.R. 37 and S.R. 64.
INDOT urges drivers to slow down and stay alert near crews. For construction updates and traffic alerts, follow INDOT on Facebook at www.facebook.com/INDOTVincennesDistrict and Twitter at www.twitter.com/INDOTSouthwest, or access INDOT’s TrafficWise website at http://indot.carsprogram.org.


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CW Matthews Company, the lead contractor for the SR 92 re-alignment will be closing a section of East Strickland Street from Ellis Street to Palmer Street on March 28th, and will remain closed until the Railroad bridge over the new SR 92 is completed. Ellis Street will be used as a detour for that section of East Strickland Street. If you are traveling eastbound (away from downtown) on East Strickland Street, turn left on Brown Street, right on Ellis Street, then either right on Palmer Street, or continue straight to Huey Road.
Signs clearly delineating the detour will be placed, and local access will be available to homes in the area.
Please use caution when utilizing the detour since this is a residential area. Google maps view of area.


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U.S. housing construction rises
Work on homes highest since ’08, boosted by hiring, record rates
Posted: January 18, 2013 at 1:55 a.m.
U.S. builders started work on homes in December at the fastest pace in 4 1/2 years and finished 2012 as their best year for residential construction since the early stages of the housing crisis.
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Business, Pages 27 on 01/18/2013


The northern section of Parking Lot C will be inaccessible Friday as facilities workers perform a set of soil borings as part of the CLA Replacement Project. Most of the parking lot, including entrances and exits, will be open and available.
The work, which is part of the CLA Replacement Project, will occur between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. If needed, parking officers will provide assistance.
For questions, contact facilities project manager Mooris Taylor at (909) 869-5173.


Buildable lot off of US Hwy 14 between Spring Green and Richland Center.
Features Lots and Acreage
|Total Acres: 1.25||Zoning: Res|
|Present Zoning: Single family||Lot Size:|
|Lot Description: Rural - not in subdivisn||Taxes: $431|
|Elementary School: Lone Rock||Middle School: River Valley|
|High School: River Valley||School District: River Valley|
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Can't find the home you are looking for? Build it! Great location, corner lot, privacy and serenity on this new constructions area with high end homes, conveniently located by Route 83, Eisenhower, and Metra Station. Seller includes blueprint, engineering & site plan, Lake Michigan water & public sewer and utilities on property. Just get your building permits and start building, drive by and take a look it!
Disclaimer: The information contained in this listing has not been verified by United Real Estate - Chicago and should be verified by the buyer.Information provided by MRED


12048 George Street
Commute to Downtown Gulfport
Almost all errands require a car.
12048 George Street has a Walk Score of 15 out of 100. This location is a Car-Dependent neighborhood so almost all errands require a car.
This location is in Gulfport.
The closest school is Christian Collegiate Academy.
The closest grocery store is ATM (Tran Food Mart).
Nearby restaurants include Mc Donald's, Sonic Drive-In and SUBWAY® Restaurants (C-Store / Gas Station).
12048 George Street is near Herbert Wilson Recreation Center and Jones Memorial Park.
Explore how far you can travel by car, bus, bike and foot from 12048 George Street.
This location is in the city of Gulfport, MS. Gulfport has an average Walk Score of 23 and has 67,793 residents.Learn More About Gulfport


Friday, 29 June 2018
M6 Southbound Junction 35 to Junction 34 Phase 4 . Resurfacing works will take place on the M6 southbound carriageway between junction 35 and junction 34. In order to carry out the work it is necessary to close the M6 southbound carriageway overnight for 4 nights: Between junctions 36 and 34 From 8pm on 2 July until 6am on 6 July The junction 36 entry slip road will be closed each night. There will be a single lane closed on the main carriageway during the day. There will be well-signed diversion routes during these overnight closures. If you require any further information please contact the Highways England customer contact centre by e-mail firstname.lastname@example.org or by phone on 0300 123 5000.
Posted by Bolton-le-Sands Village at 12:33
Tuesday, 26 June 2018
Friday, 22 June 2018
Posted by Bolton-le-Sands Village at 23:08


Duyun, Guizhou, China
(394) feet high / (120) meters high
525 foot span / 160 meter span
Located somewhere along the G76 expressway east of Duyun in Guizhou Province, the Yesongpo Bridge has a main span of 160 meters supported on piers with a maximum height of 73.5 meters.
Yesongpo Bridge satellite image with the Paidiaohe Bridges to the west.
Yesongpo Bridge location map.


The Department of Urban Amenities will continue the resurfacing work begun on 6 March with three new interventions:
- Avenue J.F. Kennedy (no traffic or parking, access to Route de la Piscine will be maintained): on the night of Monday 20 to Tuesday 21 March, from 8 pm to 6 am.
- Rue des Remparts (corner of Place du Palais) (closed to traffic): on the night of Wednesday 22 to Thursday 23 March, from 9 pm to 4 am.
- Saint Martin Gardens: during the day from Monday 27 to Friday 31 March, from 8.30 am to 7.30 pm
The various bus services affected by the works will be diverted between 8 pm and 6 am, with information provided to users in advance. The emergency services and the police will be able to access all of the areas where work is taking place in the event of an emergency.
In addition to the provision of comprehensive information for local residents, particular attention will be paid to users of private car parks and shops; road signals will be changed and any traffic diversions will be identified by signs.
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Crewe Town Council is supporting the Crewe Heritage Trust in building the business case and readiness for a large-scale redevelopment project for the Crewe Heritage Centre to create a modern and sustainable heritage leisure attraction.
This initial feasibility phase is to generate essential evidence, potential designs, actions and supporting information that will form the basis of the business case that will be used to engage with large-scale funders.
Procurement reference: CTC CHCFS
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Closing date: 7 December 2023, 12pm.


After a concert, on the way to the next party, or back to the hotel: Berlin's buses and trains will take you where you want to go even at night. The S-Bahn and subway are in operation 24 hours a day on weekends. On weekdays, night buses and the Metrotram provide transport connections throughout the night.
Night Buses & Public Transport at Night
Information on night buses and S-Bahn, subway and tram service at night on weekdays and weekends.
Public Transport at Night: Monday to Friday
On weeknights from Sunday to Monday until Thursday to Friday, subway and S-Bahn trains operate only until 1 or 1.30 AM, depending on the line. After that, they are replaced by night buses.
The S-Bahn operates until around 1 to 1.30 AM.
The U-Bahn operates until around 1 AM.
The Metrotram operates 24 hours a day. From 0.30 AM, trams arrive in 30-minute intervals.
Night buses, recognizable by the letter N, replace all important bus lines. The night bus lines N1, N2, N3, N5, N6, N7, N8 and N9 roughly follow the corresponding subway routes.
Public Transport at Night: Weekends
On nights from Friday to Saturday, from Saturday to Sunday, and before public holidays, the S-Bahn and subway operates all through the night. Night buses and trams run all night as well.
The S-Bahn operates 24 hours. At night, trains run in 30-minute-intervals.
The U-Bahn operates 24 hours. At night, trains run in 15-minute-intervals.
The Metrotram runs 24 hours. From 0.30 AM, trams arrive in 30-minute intervals.
Night buses, recognizable by the letter N, replace all important bus lines.


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