The third and final letter drop will occur within the next couple of days in Biddenham. If you haven’t objected please act and do so now. A copy of the letter can be viewed in advance by clicking here.This is the last opportunity to stop the bulldozers moving in.
The planning application for 18/000140/ MAO, which relates to the proposed 250 houses to be built West of Gold Lane, has now been extended from 16th February 2018 to the 9th March 2018.
Copies of the template letters can be accessed via the links below:-
The deadline for Policy 19 (click here for direct internet objection link) and Policy 23 (click here for direct objection internet link) has been extended to the 29th March 2018 by 5pm, but don’t delay as time is marching on.
The Parish Council are grateful for the objections received so far which are now very close to 500 with pending letters still to be processed by the Borough Council.


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Main M10 NH 25 Link Roads connects through the land.
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NEMI’s Building Controls Department is available to advise you on what’s required to comply with the Ontario Building Code and local zoning rules. NEMI’s Chief Building Official Rick Armstrong can be reached at (705) 368-3500 ext. 227 or by email at firstname.lastname@example.org
Please click HERE for Application for a Permit to Construct or Demolish (pdf)
Please click HERE to access the form for Authorization of Owner for Applicant/Agent to make an Application for Construction or Demolish.
Building Permit Fees
New Buildings $12/$1,000 (Minimum $1,200.00)
Additional & Structural Renovations $12/$1,000 (Minimum of $400.00)
Building Permit Renewals $50.00
Demolition/Moving Permit $50.00
Accessory Building $12/$1,000 (Minimum of $200)
Residential Garage $12/$1,000 (Minimum of $400)
Wind Turbine > 3kW only $3,000/turbine
Concrete Bases $400
(Supporting solar panels in excess of 10m2)
Decks $12/$1,000 (Minimum of $100)
Please click HERE to access By-Law 2017- 10: Planning Rates (Amended March 2023)
Please click HERE to access the Application Form for Title Validation.
Please click HERE to access the Deeming By-Law Application.


Community Advisory Team Meeting
- Community Advisory Team Meeting
- 12/7/2023, 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
- Middle School Media Center
The Derry Area School District will be holding Community Advisory Team Meetings aimed at developing a facility master plan for upcoming renovations.
All meetings will be held at 6:00p.m. in the Middle School Media Center. Please visit the link below and use the Contact Us section if you have any questions, or would like to be a part of this process.


September 16, 2021 Gov. Gavin Newsom today signed SB 9 and its cousin bill, SB 10, two deeply flawed and troubling bills that target single-family areas for density but with different approaches. Neither bill requires any affordable housing to alleviate California's affordability crisis. And SB 9 is the first housing bill signed in California's climate-change/
August 20, 2021 The California State Assembly Appropriations Committee this week sent SB 9 to the full Assembly for a vote in the coming days. A broad movement is urging a NO vote on SB 9, which will turn homeownership into a contact sport dominated by pension funds, rental giants and other deep pockets. “SB
(Photo: Los Angeles City Council President Nury Martinez) August 18, 2021 - The Los Angeles City Council voted today to officially oppose SB 9 and SB 10 in a morning session in which they piled withering criticisms on the bills by state Sen. President Pro Tem Toni Atkins and state Sen. Scott Wiener. The Los
August 6, 2021 Journalists and some lawmakers still believe that SB 9 and SB 10, opposed by thousands of Californians, won't be applied in the Very High Fire Hazard Severity Zones that run from the Mexican border on the south to the Wine Country on the north, almost without pause. Let’s get this straight before
(SOAR Photo) Jan. 9, 2021 (updated July 8, 2021) SB 10 does two things: First, it lets city councils overturn voter-approved ballot measures that protect from overdevelopment local farmland, urban boundaries, shorelines, canyons — or that protect neighborhoods from overdevelopment by enacting height limits or other concepts. Second, SB 10 allows hundreds of cities
June 10, 2021 / SB 10 is designated by Livable California as one of the 7 Bad Bills of 2021. Here's what it does: In 2011, the state defunded affordable housing during a fiscal crisis, and never put back the $1.5 billion funding that flowed each year to cities (now worth $1.78B per year). In
June 10, 2021 / SB 478 is designated by Livable California as one of the 7 Bad Bills of 2021. Here's what it does: SB 478 lets developers destroy affordable older housing to build 14 luxury apartment units on a typical 5,000 sq. ft. lot. Largely written for tech workers seeking high-end studio and one-bedroom
Oppose SB 9 and SB 10: Why Do Politicians Want to Take Away Homeownership from Communities of Color?
May 27, 2021, republished by permission. By Cynthia Davis and Susie Shannon In California, politicians and developers are attacking single-family home zoning. Yet they suspiciously ignore that homeownership is a crucial tool for communities of color to build wealth. Politicians should not take that away by banning single-family zoning: people of color will suffer serious
Famed Urbanist Peter Calthorpe is Against Upzoning: Put Housing in Commercial Areas, DON’T Bulldoze Neighborhoods!
Map: El Camino Real runs 43 miles through Silicon Valley and can absorb 250,000 housing units instead of TEARING APART our neighborhoods. The Bay Area has 16,000 acres of underused commercial lots that could absorb 1.6M new units of housing. [May 24, 2021 Editor's Note: Famed Sustainable Communities author and urbanist Peter Calthorpe is a
The Infamous SB 50 is Hiding in 7 Bad Bills: SB 6, SB 8, SB 9, SB 10 & SB 478, and AB 1322 & AB 1401
The Infamous SB 50 is Hiding in 7 Bad Bills: SB 6, SB 8, SB 9, SB 10, SB 478, AB 1322, AB 1401 Sacramento "trickle-down" housing proponents are trying to revive the divisive pre-COVID legislation SB 50 through a group of 7 bad bills. Without your intervention — meaning you contacting your own senator


Central Jakarta will Build 8 Connecting Bridges Between Villages
Reported by Folmer | Translated by Maria Inggita
Central Jakarta Bina Marga Sub-agency will build 8 connecting bridges between villages (JAK) in 2022.
Bridge constructions must be able to solve problems faced by residents
Central Jakarta Bina Marga Sub-agency Head, Rakim Sastranegara, JAK designs for 8 sub-districts have been completed in 2019 according to residents' aspirations voiced through Musrenbang. However, its realization has been postponed due to COVID-19 pandemic.
Makasar Prioritizes Merah Bridge Repairs in Musrenbang Meeting
"We propose for development budget in 2022," he mentioned, Wednesday (3/3).
According to him, those bridges were designed with local wisdom. For example for bridge in Jago Dam area that has rooster-shaped design.
Central Jakarta Mayor, Dhany Sukma requested development program that has been arranged by regional apparatus organizations must have great value for residents.
"Bridge constructions must be able to solve problems faced by residents," he asserted.


Let's go! City transport. Buses; Metrobus; Dolmuses; Trams; Istanbul metro; Marmaray; Water transport
The tram line 21 is operated by the Tram Museum Zurich. Foto Julekunst, Paisajes, Rejser, Verden, Betonhave, Istanbul, New York City,. What companies run services between Istanbul, Turkey and Lidl, Västra Götaland County, Sweden? Turkish Airlines, LOT and three other airlines Welcome to your home in Istanbul, an artistically decorated, comfortable apartment right in the center of Istanbul. The flat is seven minutes away from Taksim Boutique Saint Sophia - Istanbul. Med fantastisk utsikt, gratis Wi-Fi och gratis parkering, detta charmiga 3-stjärniga boutiquehotel, Boutique Saint Sophia How to Relive the Orient Express With Eurail.
Answer 1 of 18: Hi never been istanbul before I am staying in acra hotel , how easy/ hard is it using the trams there? Is there a map that shows stops etc Thanks The public transportation in Istanbul is an integrated system administrated by the local government. The system can only be accessed by using electronic cards. Having these card will give you access to all public transport means in Istanbul, except private ones. You can purchase 1 … ROUTES. Operator: Istanbul Electrik, Tramway ve Tünel Isletmeleri (IETT) TRAM ROUTES. Note: Some route numbers were duplicated.
Many additional routes were added to the tram system, in progressive stages over time. The network reached its most widespread extent in 1956 with 108 Trams are also a fast and easy way to travel around the most popular districts in Istanbul.
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Announcements. About UEFA Super Cup Match 2 year ago; LF Emirgan Lale Festivali-Maslak Metro line is opened 7 year ago The construction of the tramway in Istanbul was realized as a result of the concession granted to Kostantin Karapano Efendi and the first line was opened in 1871 with a ceremony held in Tophane between Azapkapı and Beşiktaş. in 1869 the “Contract for the Construction of Tramways and Facilities in Dersaadet” was given to the Istanbul Tramway Company, founded by Karapano Efendi for 40 years.
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Its first-generation tram network first operated as a horse tram system, and was eventually converted to electric trams in the early twentieth century. The original tram network finally closed in 1966. Trams returned to the European side of Istanbul as a heritage tram line, the Taksim-Tünel Nostalgia Tramway (sometimes called T5 line), operating on İstiklal Caddesi between Taksim and Tünel. Rolling stocks were same as the pre-1966 trams. 1992 – By opening a completely separate tram system, trams returned to Istanbul as a modern system. Istanbul Tramways | Istanbul Trams Public transport in Istanbul is a large sector that meets the transportation needs of approximately 10 million people per day.
There are three important lines on the Istanbul tram map. The T1 line stands out among the tram lines that connect Istanbul’s most important tourist attractions. Because, thanks to T1, it is possible to provide cheap transportation between Taksim and Sultanahmet, which are the most popular tourist spots in Istanbul. Istanbul Tram, byggsats i trä, komplett, med mässing, nysilverdetaljer m.m.
More… Bağcılar—Kabataş Tram Se hela listan på turkeytravelplanner.com Major Tram Stops In Istanbul Old City. Beyazit (Grand Bazaar), Cemberlitas (Forum of Constantine), Sultanahmet (Blue Mosque and Hagia Sophia), Gulhane (Archaeological Museum), Sirkeci (Marmaray Train Station), Eminonu (Spice Bazaar) Istanbul Old City Tram Stations. Major Tram Stops At Modern Istanbul Istanbul Tram T1 Line is very practical for reaching out to touristic areas. Tram commutes between Bağcılar and Kabataş Stations and it connects too many significant places to each other. The tram that comes from Bağcılar , reaches to final destination (Kabataş) while passing through the heart of Istanbul Old City .
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The entire Istanbul's transport infrastructure of in one app. Metro lines, trams and buses routes, transfer stations - all of those you will find inside.
Trams in Istanbul The tram is the most convenient and cheapest way to tour the historic centre of Istanbul. Historic Tram in İstiklal Caddesi The tram network has three lines, two normal ones and one touristic route.
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The Istanbul network after the prologation of metro line M5 to Çekmeköy on 21 Oct. 2018, the opening of metro line M7 on 28 Oct. 2020 and the opening of tram line T5 on 1 Jan. 2021. The metro and the tram system of Istanbul have a wide network and provide easy access to many of the major points both in the European and Asian sides. The metro system of Istanbul operates from Aksaray – Atatürk Airport to Kirazli (M1 line), Haciosman to Yenikapi (M2 line) and Kirazli to Olimpiyat, Basaksehir (M3 line) on the European side. Istanbul trams in september 2018. Filmed at Eminonu, Kabatas, Karaköy, other stations and Galata bridge. Thanks for watching! Please subscribe!


BANGALORE: Members of Ganga Heights Owner's Association are planning a road roko to protest against the civic agency's apathy towards the area.
The colony is situated in the fifth block, first phase of HBR Layout.
The roads are completely broken down and is the cause of several accidents in the area.
For several years, the residents have been protesting against this condition and finally managed to get the attention of former Bruhat Bangalore Mahanagara Palike's former Commissioner Siddiah.
He promised them that action will be taken by the civic agency and a road will be laid soon, but the promise was never fulfilled.
Now, the residents say they are left with no choice


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Kelly Drive will be closed in both directions between Hunting Park Avenue and South Ferry Road from 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. today and tomorrow for set-up for Sunday's TD Bank Championship Bicycle Race.
Detour signs will be posted, Philadelphia police said.
The northbound detour is Hunting Park to Henry Avenue, Henry Avenue to Midvale Avenue, left on Midvale Avenue back to Kelly Drive.
The southbound detour is Ferry Road to Ridge Avenue, right on Ridge Avenue to 33d Street, right onto 33d Street, continue across Girard Avenue (33d Street will become Sedgley Drive) back to Kelly Drive. - Inquirer staff


Dumfries and Galloway Council has made an Order under the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 to temporarily close Drummond Road, Annan from Rose Street to no.63 from 9am on 16th May 2022 to 5pm on 10th June 2022.
The closure is necessary to facilitate sewer upgrade works.
Alternative route available via Newington Avenue, Rose Street and vice versa.
Pedestrian access will be maintained
Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984


Van Buren Street detour beginning Friday, Aug. 5
Beginning tomorrow, Friday, Aug. 5, eastbound traffic on Van Buren Street will be detoured to Fine View Place, East Raynor Street and up to Irving Avenue. Flaggers will be on hand to direct the detour.
The detour will be in place while National Grid completes work on Van Buren Street.
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Apex Park in Wangaratta Rural City Council have 125 mm Bollards and Electrical Bollards installed around the area. These green recycled plastic 125 mm bollards have a pyramid shaped top that are an ideal solution wherever rigid barriers are required to define boundaries and deter vehicles and pedestrians. These bollards are hollow to reduce it’s weight and for cost effective and easy shipping and transport. The Electrical Bollards are also enhanced with reflectors and a routed collar. As is the case with all recycled plastic products from Replas, these bollards require little maintenance and will not rot, split or crack unlike alternative materials. Available in a range of colours and as a fence, these 125 mm bollards are the perfect fit for purpose product for Apex Park and Wangaratta Rural City Council.


Savannah city officials on Tuesday took time to recognize the progress made in green-lighting intersections for emergency vehicles.
It's called "The Emergency Preemption System," but a simpler explanation is that ambulances, fire trucks and police cruisers are equipped with devices that allow them to turn a traffic light green as they approach from up to a mile away.
Seven lights were equipped in 2007 to allow 41 ambulances faster access down the traffic-clogged DeRenne Avenue to St. Joseph's/Candler and Memorial hospitals.
A recent expansion of the system now has 73 intersections and 147 emergency vehicles capable of an automatic switch, which also changes the pedestrian crossing signals.
Those improvements were paid for through a $2.2 million federal stimulus grant the city received last year.
The city is hoping ambulances in outlying counties will get the devices to improve their movement down DeRenne and through other intersections.


(ANSA) – ROME, OCT 01 – “We can’t relax because” by winning the first round “we still have 2 weeks of work.
We didn’t want to close everything in one place, but in 15 squares “because” we want a city that builds proximity policies. It is the sign of how we will rule and change Rome.” This is what center-left mayor candidate Roberto Gualtieri said in San Basilio before the final meeting before the vote. (ANSA).
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Isle of Man TT: Mountain Road one-way until 10 June
The A18 Mountain Road on the Isle of Man has been converted to a one-way system in readiness for the annual TT festival.
Traffic is only allowed to travel along the road towards Douglas from Ramsey Hairpin to the Creg-ny-Baa for the next two weeks.
There is also a ban on cyclists using the stretch of road throughout the fortnight.
The road will revert to two-way traffic on 10 June.
The one-way system was first introduced in 2007, the event's centenary year, to reduce the number of head-on collisions on the road.
Practice for this year's event takes place from 18:00 on Saturday, with racing due to start on 1 June.
Full details of road closures during the event are available online.


1077 Results for Floods
Part of City of Winnipeg (1874-1971)
A photograph taken during the 1950 flood, showing 115 Clare Avenue and 119 Clare Avenue and 123 Clare Avenue 127 Clare Avenue and 135 Clare Avenue and 139 Clare Avenue and 746 Mabel Avenue. Item is 3 of 7 photographs on page 23 of scrapbook.
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Sewer work resumed in Chatham this week, and will last through May.
The Town of Chatham is working on sewer installation on various side roads, including sewer extensions in the Oyster Pond Watershed.
Work began on Wheldon Way, and will continue by the Cornfield and Village Landing. Additional roads include Spinnaker Lane, Earle’s Way and Jane’s Way.
Many of the roads are relatively short, so impact will range from several days to approximately three weeks for any given area.
Police details and signage is in place to assist motorists in reaching their destination.
Normal work hours are from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday, weather permitting; work may extend to 7 p.m. in special circumstances.
Additional information can be found on the Town of Chatham website.


Lotus Blossoming in Centre of Khabarovsk
It’s a present from the citizens of Fuyuan to Khabarovsk and serves as a symbol of friendship. A tone flower is blossoming on Ussuriysky Boulevard between Pushkin and Sheronova streets. The specialists have already installed a granite bowl which is going to be filled with marble chips.
Mayor of Khabarovsk Alexander Sokolov visited the site and reprimanded the contractors that do the beautification of the monument. The construction workers promised to fix everything. The citizens of Khabarovsk will be able to see a beautiful stone flower at the end of July.
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Where and when to avoid the dreaded traffic jams
Roadworks which are affecting Rutherglen and Cambuslang (work promoted by South Lanarkshire Council unless stated): Closures
CAMBUSLANG MAIN STREET is closed between its junction with Greenlees Road and Bridge Street from 6am to 10pm Saturday, June 17 to facilitate the Cambuslang Summerfest 2017.
CROFT ROAD is closed between the A724 Hamilton Road and Johnson Drive from 8am on Monday, May 22 to 11.59pm Monday, June 12 by Network Rail to repair a damaged bridge. Alternative route is via Johnson Drive, B759 Greenlees Road, Cambuslang Main Street, and A724 Hamilton Road.
STEWARTON DRIVE is closed between West Coats Road and Douglas Drive from 8am-midnight on Thursday, June 15, for installation of T-Mobile communication mast. Diversion via West Coats Road, Brownside Road, B759, Greenlees Road and Stewarton Drive.
FARMELOAN ROAD is closed between Victoria Road and Rutherglen Links from 7am on Monday, July 3, to 23.59pm on Friday, July 7, to facilitate Network Rail carrying out repairs to the bridge joints on the road surface. Alternative route is A749 Farmeloan Road, King Street, Caledonia Avenue, B768 Main Street and A724 Cambuslang Road.
STONELAW ROAD at junction of Highburgh Avenue to junction of Dukes Road, June 6-12. Promoter, Scottish Water.
BRIDGE STREET, opposite number 30, June 6-20. Promoter, Openreach.
BLAIRBETH ROAD junction with Burnside Road, June 11. Promoter, EE. BURNSIDE ROAD from Lochbrae Drive to Tynewald Avenue, June 8-14. Promoter, Scottish Water.
WESTBURN ROAD on footpath at roundabout, June 8-15. Promoter, Openreach.
GREENLEES ROAD at junction with Main Street to junction of Tabernacle Street, June 10-11. Promoter, Scottish Water.
GREENLEES ROAD from East Greenlees Road to Kirkhill Golf Club, May 10 - July 7. Promoter, Energetics.
FARMELOAN ROAD junction with King Street, June 9-10. Promoter, Scottish Water.
WESTBURN DRIVE opposite balancing point, June 13-26. Promoter, Openreach.
CHRISTIE PLACE, Cambuslang; Christie Place; Hamilton Road; Main Street; Bridge Street; Somervell Street. June 25, 11.30am.
Cathcart Place, Rutherglen; Cathcart Place; Cathcart Road; Burnhill Street; Chapel Street to Cenotaph; Chapel Street; Burnhill Street ; Mill Street ; Greenhill Road; Stonelaw Road; Main Street; Burnhill Street ; Cathcart Road; Cathcart Place, June 17 at 8.30am.
Cathcart Place, Rutherglen; Cathcart Place; Cathcart Road; Burnhill Street ; Main Street ; Farmeloan Road; King Street ; Caledonia Avenue; Main Street; Burnhill Street ; Cathcart Road; Cathcart Place, June 30, 6.30pm.
Cathcart Place, Rutherglen; Cathcart Place; Cathcart Road; Farie Street ; Bouverie Street ; Mill Street ; Greenhill Road; Stonelaw Road; Main Street; Burnhill Street; Cathcart Road; Cathcart Place, June 11, 12pm.
Cathcart Place, Rutherglen; Cathcart Place; Cathcart Road; Burnhill Street ; Main Street ; Richmond Place, June 25, 11.45am.
Somervell Street, Cambuslang; Somervell Street; right onto Bridge Street ; left onto Main Street ; Hamilton Road; right onto Croft Road; right onto Johnson Drive; right onto Tabernacle Lane, June 10, 7pm.
■ Correct as of Tuesday, June 6.


A meeting hosted by the North Shore Business Association on how the ongoing building of the Bay Street Corridor in Downtown Staten Island will impact business
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MP visits Greenodd roundabout to see progress
South Lakes MP Tim Farron has been to the site of the Greenodd roundabout to see the progress of the work.
The roundabout is costing an estimated £2.2M, using funding secured by Tim, other MP's and local campaigners.
Tim visited the site today with local campaigners, parish councillors and Greenodd's County Councillor Janet Willis. There have been 284 accidents on the A590 within South Lakeland over the past five years - eight of them fatal and 33 of them serious.
Following a number of serious and fatal accidents there, a campaign was started calling for safety improvements.
Tim said: "It was great to meet with local campaigners, thank them for their efforts and see the progress that has been made. This roundabout will make a big difference and will help save lives. We campaigned for a long time to make this happen and it was great to see the work being done on the site."


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Can infrastructures ever be neutral? Politicians often say: ‘just create infrastructures then businesses can take care of the rest’. This implies that infrastructures are neutral, and has become a common neoliberal trope. In this blog I argue, as have other anthropologists, that infrastructures are rarely neutral (Winner 1980, Taussig 1997, Anand 2011, Larkin, 2013, Harvey… Continue reading A Walk Through London: What happens when one infrastructure breaks down?
Public transport is an essential infrastructure in developing countries. It allows disadvantaged categories of people to get access to basic services, and it is more efficient than private transport. A good public transport system should be easy, convenient, fast, safe, clean, and affordable, but its development often encounters problems connected to industry structure, financial sustainability,… Continue reading Public transport and socio-political change in Curitiba


- Legal Notices
Notice of Public Hearing to Consider a Petition by Eternal Holdings LLC Requesting Annexation into the City of Livingston a 34.04 Acre Tract of Land on FM 350 South and Situated in the M. L. Choate Survey, A-15 and the Bridger Hobbs Survey, A-327 in Polk County, Texas; June 13, 2023 at 5:00 PM in the City Council Chambers, City Hall, 200 W. Church St., Livingston, Texas
Notice of Public Hearing to Consider Petition by Central Baptist Church of Livingston to Close, Vacate and Abandon a Portion of N. East Ave. Between E. Polk St. and E. Milam St., June 13, 2023, 5:00 PM in City Council Chambers, City Hall, 200 W. Church St., Livingston, Texas
PUBLIC NOTICE TEXAS COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM - AVISO DE AUDIENCIA PUBLICA PROGRAMA DE SUBVENCIONES PARA BLOQUES DE DESARROLLO COMUNITARIO DE TEXAS
City of Livingston Request for Proposals (RFP) #042023 Waste Collection and Disposal Services
Notice of Public Hearing on April 11, 2023 at 5:00 PM in City Council Chambers on Unsafe and Dilapidated Building at 106 N. East Ave. owned by Joseph McCandless and Manda Kay McCandless
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Great in town lot with beautiful close-up views of the harbor and Orca Inlet. There is currently a quonset hut on the property that could possibly be salvaged for a fish camp but may need to be torn down. The lot is accessed by a steep stairway. City utilities on site.
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As one who has participated in the Londonderry Beautification program, I find it hard to believe 850 people came out to volunteer to clean up Londonderry, yet 500 or 400 cannot attend the town meeting. This is just a statement of what I think is going on in the town and I believe some of it is children, but I think it's disgraceful that people do not participate more in town government.
I'd like to know when Chester Road on Route 102 across from Gallien's Beach became a used car lot. There's a steady stream of cars for sale there and they are ugly. They're an eyesore.


The purpose of this site is to provide visitors with information regarding the progress of Bark Park at Unger, fund raising events, and what you can do to help make this park a reality.
Regretfully, the Bark Park at Unger Committee is no longer pursuing a dog park at St. Louis County Unger Park. The committee has concluded that to be successful in the long term a dog park must be part of a municipality or county government. Therefore the committee has decided to turn their efforts back to the city of Fenton. We hope that Fenton is inspired by the success of the new Sunset Hills dog park and will bring this important amenity to Fenton.
Fenton residents can help by contacting the Mayor or members of the Board of Aldermen here. Please continue to follow us on Facebook for information and dog-friendly events in the Fenton area.
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CITY OF NORTH POLE INVITATION TO BID HEATING FUEL OIL for 2023
Monday, October 24, 2022 - 10:00am
Closed - no longer accepting bids and proposals
The City of North Pole is soliciting bids to supply Heating Fuel Oil for all municipal buildings and facilities on a “keep-full” basis for the period January 1, 2023 to December 31, 2023. The City annually consumes approximately 40,000 to 50,000 gallons of heating fuel oil per year. Copies of the Invitation to Bid may be obtained by contacting the Director of City Services at firstname.lastname@example.org or 907-488-8593. Hard copy sealed bids must be received in the City Clerk’s Office by 10:00am, Monday, October 24th, 2022 at which time the bids will be opened and read aloud.


Walls of house and floors shake when lorries, buses or trailers pass along Basingbourne Road just before junction with Rufford Close.
Reported in the Roads/highways category anonymously at 12:22, Sunday 24 May 2020
Sent to Hampshire County Council less than a minute later
The road surface is very uneven and when large vehicles (lorries, buses, cars with trailers) pass, especially at speed, the walls of our house and floors shake.
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Floyd Street Northeast between Elm Street Northeast and Anderson Avenue Northeast will be closed between 6 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. on Monday, March 14 for the filming of "The Vampire Diaries'"Episode 721, "Requiem for a Dream."
The closure will also include East Street from Thompson Avenue to the East Haven subdivision, and a small section of uninhabited King Street between Hollybrook Road Southeast and Pemberton Drive Southeast.
The Floyd Street closure begins at 6 p.m., with filming expected to happen between 8 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. Filming at the King Street location will follow immediately and could last until 5 a.m., according to Johnny Locations.
Crews will be in town beginning Sunday, March 13, for preparation work, and wrapping up on Tuesday, March 15.


Historic Landmarks & Preservation Districts Commission
The Commission consists of 13 members, 10 of whom shall be appointed by the Mayor subject to the approval of the Metro Council. The remaining members are the Director of Louisville Metro's Department of Codes and Regulations, the Director of Louisville Metro's Office of Planning and Design Services, and a member appointed by the President of Metro Council. Of the members to be appointed by the Mayor, at least one shall be an architect, at least one shall be an architect or landscape architect, at least one shall be an historian or architectural historian qualified in the field of historic preservation, at least one shall be a registered professional archaeologist, at least one shall be a real estate broker or a MAI designated real estate appraiser, at least one shall be an attorney, at least one shall be a person who is a member of the Metro Area Chamber of Commerce (Greater Louisville, Inc.) who has recognized expertise in business and all such members shall have a known interest in individual landmarks and districts preservation.
The Commission conducts regular and special meetings as it deems necessary. A majority of the total membership of the Commission shall constitute a quorum for the transaction of business. The affirmative vote of a majority of the members present shall be required for any action taken by the Commission. However, the affirmative vote of a majority of the total membership shall be required to designate a local Individual Landmark or Local Preservation District.


HS2 has been dominating the news in recent days and with the announcement that the northern leg has been scrapped, homeowners across the country have been left wondering what this will mean for them and their properties.
But what does this mean for the property that has been bought and demolished in order to make way for this high-speed rail line?
In this article we are going to look at HS2 property, how many properties have been demolished for the HS2 project, and what it means for homeowners and property prices uk.
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- What is HS2?
- What is HS2 property?
- Will HS2 affect my property?
- Will HS2 buy my house?
- How many homes destroyed by HS2?
- Will HS2 affect my house price?
- Will I get compensation from HS2?
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What is HS2?
Before we look at how HS2 property has been affected, we will first look at what HS2 is. When HS2 was introduced to the public, it was touted as the biggest infrastructure project in the UK as part of the Northern Powerhouse initiative, that was going to transform transport as we knew it between London, the Midlands, and the North. However, 15 years later, the process has been fraught with delays, ever-rising costs, and disappointment.
Following Rishi Sunak’s announcement at the Tory Party conference on Wednesday, the northern leg of the railway has been axed leaving the line significantly shorter than originally promised. The line was originally supposed to be 330 miles long, linking London to Birmingham with further phases carrying passengers to Crewe, Manchester, and Leeds.
What is HS2 property?
HS2 property is a property that has been demolished or bought by the government in order to make way for HS2 railway. Exactly how much land and property has been bought and demolished in order for the railway to be complete is still unknown. After the axing of HS2’s northern leg, 1,000 homes and buildings bought as HS2 property have been left hanging in the balance. Exactly what the government plans to do with the properties it has purchased remains yet to be made clear.
Will HS2 affect my property?
As we have previously mentioned, the recent scrapping of the second phase of HS2 means that many homeowners have now found themselves in a sort of property limbo. If you live between Crewe and Manchester, then your property may no longer be in danger of being affected by HS2, however, should another government decide to revive the project you may find yourself back where you started. If your property lies on the route between London to Birmingham, then you may not be so lucky. This section of the railway is already under construction and is planned to take place between 2029 and 2033.
Will HS2 buy my house?
In order to see if your land or property is affected by the construction, you will need to check if your property is:
- in the safeguarded area
- in the rural support zone
- in the homeowner payment zone
- outside the zones
From here you will be able to figure out your plan of action. There are property schemes available, so you may be able to sell your some to the government at its market value, or alternatively, you may be able to receive a lump-sum payment if it is near the proposed route.
HS2 property schemes
There are currently four HS2 property schemes underway. These are:
- Safeguarded Area and Extended Homeowner Protection Zone– If you are affected, then you can apply for either ‘Need to Sell Scheme’ or the ‘Express Purchase Scheme’.
- Rural Supporter ZoneIf you are affected, you will be able to apply for either the ‘Need to sell scheme’ or the ‘Cash Offer or Voluntary Purchase Scheme’.
- Homeowner Payment Zone– This will only apply so far if you are affected by Phase 1 or Phase 2a. You will be able to apply for the Homeowner Payment Scheme.
- Beyond– If your property has been affected but it’s either not covered by a scheme or is outside the zones and safeguarded area, then you can apply for the ‘Need to Sell Scheme’.
Under these schemes, you will be able to sell to the government and apply to rent and continue living in the property.
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How many homes destroyed by HS2?
There is no straightforward answer to this question, with half of the rail line being scrapped houses that were due to be destroyed are now on hold.
As it currently stands, the Government has more than £423m on buying hundreds of properties and land for the now-scrapped Birmingham to Manchester leg of the route.
As far as Phase 1 is concerned, the government has demolished 900 homes, 1,000 buildings and around 60 ancient woodlands to make way for the rail line.
How much has HS2 spent on property?
If your property lies further than Birmingham, then your property will no longer be in danger of being affected by the high-speed rail line due to the recent scrapping. Instead, the focus is now turning to the £600m of public money that has been spent on properties in the north which will now no longer be used.
Just over 2.8bn has been spent on buying 920 properties for phase one, which totals an average of £304,348 a property.
According to data from HS2 Ltd and The Guardian, the following has been spent on property:
Phase 1(London to Birmingham) – £2,813,121,282, of which £1,534,246,598 was bought via compulsory purchase order (CPO).
Phase 2a(Birmingham to Crewe) – £219,312,214, of which £25,800,939 was bought via CPO.
Phase 2b west(Crewe to Manchester) – £203,694,310 (blight/discretionary only).
Phase 2b east(Birmingham to Leeds) -£163,958,319 (blight/discretionary only).
How many properties has HS2 acquired?
- Phase 1:920
- Phase 2a:239
- Phase 2b west:185
- Phase 2b east:530
Will HS2 affect my house price?
The scrapping of HS2 has left in its wake a lot of uncertainty. Those whose houses were in the proposed path can heave a sigh of relief for now, however, should a future government decide to resurrect those plans they may find themselves back where they started.
If your property is situated along or near the construction of phase 1, then HS2 will undoubtedly affect your property price. If your home is on the route, then you may have to sell to the government and move elsewhere. If your property is situated nearby, then you may find your house price fluctuates. This could be a particular issue if you decide to sell during the construction period, as disruption could cause your price to drop. However, once construction is complete you may find that being within walking distance of the line could see your house price rise.
Will HS2 affect my house price?
If your property has been negatively affected by the operation of HS2, then you may be able to make a claim in order to receive compensation. This claim will be referred to as a Part 1 Claim, under Part 1 of the Land Compensation Act 1973. However, if you decide to claim, it can only be done up to 12 months after the completion date.
This covers everything you need to know about the HS2 property effect. If you have any further questions, queries or insight into the matter, please feel free to get in touch!


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Moore Concrete Project Approx Value: £50k
Moore Concrete supplied and installed fifty one cantilever rib deck units as part of bridge strengthening works to the 1960s viaduct which carries the A4174 over the River Frome in Bristol. The slim profile and use of lightweight concrete in the replacement cantilever units reduces the dead load to the structure.


Council to Hold Public Hearing on Proposed Community Reinvestment Areas
Councilmember Shayla Favor
Wednesday, September 30, 2020
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Councilmember Shayla Favor, chair of the Housing Committee, is hosting a virtual public hearing on Wednesday, September 30 at 5:00pm to address the proposed creations of the Far South, North East and 161 Community Reinvestment Areas (CRA).
City representatives will be on hand to answer questions and/or concerns. Public Testimony will be accepted. Comments will be limited to three (3) minutes.
Any resident seeking to submit testimony in favor of or in opposition to an ordinance is strongly advised to submit their testimony to Councilmember Favor’s office. Written testimony must be received by 3:00 p.m. on the day of the meeting. Testimony should be emailed to [email protected] with the subject line, “Testimony for 9/30 CRA Hearing”.
Testimony can also be mailed to Councilmember Favor at 90 West Broad Street, Columbus, Ohio, 43215.
The hearing will be live-streamed on CTV, the City’s YouTube channel and Facebook.


Changed traffic conditions across Tamworth
Drivers are advised that over the next few weeks, road stabilisation works will take place across Tamworth.
Traffic will be reduced to one lane while works are carried out. The works will take place at the following locations:
• Gowrie Road near Heath Road intersection from Wednesday 11 November until Tuesday 17 November, 2020.
• Duri Dungowan Road near Ascott-Calala Road intersection from Monday 16 November until Tuesday 24 November, 2020.
• Kingswood Drive near the intersection with Spains Lane from Monday 23 November until Tuesday 1 December, 2020.
• Daruka Road, between Tintinhull and Upper Moore Creek roads from Monday 30 November until Wednesday 9 December, 2020.
• Stirling Road, Moore Creek near Upper Moore Creek Road from Tuesday 8 December until Friday 11 December, 2020.
• Wallamore Road, Taminda from Dampier Street to Bowlers Lane from Monday 14 December until Thursday 17 December, 2020.
• Gidley Appelby Road from Wednesday 16 December until Wednesday 23 December, 2020.


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Letter: Does Owego really need the Riverwalk?
The Owego Riverwalk, to some people in the town, is something nice and beautiful that should’ve been there before. But to others, it is a waste of money and something that floods every year, and so they have to spent more money to clean it every year.
If you really wanted to walk in Owego, you can go to Hickories Park, where there is more land and a playground for the kids. The Owego Riverwalk is a real question as to whether it was a smart build.


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Langley Township residents who ignore water shortage restrictions face steeper fines now that council has approved across-the-board increases for people caught sprinkling lawns, washing cars or filling swimming pools when they shouldn’t.
The new penalties were unanimously approved by council May 13.
Fines rise for each of the four stages of water restrictions.
For stage one, which limits watering residential lawns, the fine has risen from $75 to $100.
For stage two, which imposes restrictions on washing sidewalks, driveways, walls and roofs, the fine doubles from $100 to $200.
Violating stage three, which bans lawn sprinkling altogether and tightens restrictions on washing cars, boats and “outdoor surfaces” as well as filling or refilling swimming pools, will result in a $300 fine, up from $200.
For stage four, the most restrictive, which bans virtually all outdoor watering, the fine increases to $400 from $300.
Residents can report neighbours who violate water restrictions to the Township bylaw enforcement office.
Stage one water restrictions will be in effect in Langley and all other Lower Mainland municipalities from June 1 to September 30.
During that time, residential lawn sprinkling is only allowed from 4 a.m. to 9 a.m. at even-numbered addresses on Monday, Wednesday and Saturday and at odd-numbered addresses on Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday.
In July, stage three water restrictions will be applied to East Langley, as they have every year since 2009 because of concerns about potentially low water wells.
That’s because the East Langley municipal water system relies solely on municipal wells drawing groundwater from local aquifers.
The stage three order covers Aldergrove, Gloucester, and Salmon River Uplands, including Tall Timbers and Acadia.
In May, work on eliminating the area’s dependence on wells officially began with a ground-breaking ceremony to mark the first phase of a new pipeline to bring in Metro Vancouver water.
The $33.5 million East Langley Water Supply project is the biggest project ever undertaken by the Township of Langley’s engineering department, with 14 kilometres of water main and a booster pump station.
Phase 1 will run a one-metre diameter steel water main between Willoughby and Murrayville following 72 Avenue, 210 Street, Worrell Crescent, 216 Street, 56 Avenue, and 224 Street.
Work is scheduled to run Monday to Friday until December, 2013.


Construction has started again for the Redding Mile section of the Norwalk River Valley Trail. The work is being done in the Picketts Ridge Road area and construction is expected to be substantially complete in eight weeks. The 30 mile trail will connect Calf Pasture Beach in Norwalk to Rogers Park in Danbury, passing through Wilton, Ridgefield and Redding. 8.2 miles are completed with 3.4 miles in progress. The 10 foot wide paved and stone dust trail accommodates everyone and is handicap accessible. A grant has been secured funding much of the "Redding Mile."


North Cowichan is going to be the new home to Rowing Canada's new National Training Centre!
Road Closure - Adelaide Street (between Tidemark Way and Berridge Street)
August 3, 2018
Start Date: Friday August 3, 2018
Hours of Work: 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Adelaide Street (between Tidemark Way and Berridge Street)
Crews working on construction of new sidewalk on the north side of Adelaide Street. Single lane alternating traffic. Flaggers in place. Expect delays.


Posted on July 13, 2022 04:40 PM
Prepared on: Wednesday July 13, 2022
Subject Lands: Part of Original Road Allowance between Lots 3 and 4, Concession 14 designated as Part 1 on 59R-15164
Pursuant to the Town of Pelham Sale of Real Property By-law #1942(1997), NOTICE is hereby given of the proposed sale of municipally owned lands.
At their Special Meeting of Council on July 12, 2022, Council of the Town of Pelham passed the following resolution, with regard to the lands outlined below:
BE IT RESOLVED THAT Council...
Posted on July 13, 2022 02:07 PM
Full Road Closure of Regional Road 24 (Victoria Avenue)
From Regional Road 20 (Pelham Street) to Sixteen Road.
Full Closure – July 12 to July 18, 2022 from 6:00am – 6:00pm.
Daily Closure to complete asphalt paving on Victoria Avenue. The asphalt paving will take place weather permitting. If the weather does not allow paving to take place, the closure will be revised.
There will be access to local traffic, via detour route with the assistance of construction personnel, however please expect long...
Posted on July 12, 2022 10:00 PM
NOTICE OF ROAD CLOSURE: Balfour Street, between Sixteen Road and Roland Road.
Please be advised of the following road closure:
WHERE: Balfour Street, between Sixteen Road and Roland Road.
WHY: Balfour Bridge Replacement – Replacement of two (2) 3m diameter HDPE Culverts crossing Balfour Street near the Roland Road and Balfour Street intersection.
WHEN: Tuesday, July 12, 2022 to Thursday, September 1, 2022
ALTERNATE: Please use an alternate route. (Sixteen Road...
Posted on July 04, 2022 03:41 PM
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
July 4, 2022
Pelham, ON – The Town of Pelham is saddened by the news of the passing of past Mayor Ralph Beamer.
Beamer was a dedicated community leader, third-generation fruit farmer, co-owner of Beamer’s Country Market and served as a Pelham councillor from 1992 to 1994 and then Mayor from 1995 to 2003. During his term with Pelham, Beamer represented the Town at Regional Council and served on several committees, including the Regional Finance Committee.
Posted on June 30, 2022 09:40 AM
On July 1, 2022, Pelham's Canada Day Celebration will take place in Harold Black Park. Municipal offices and the Meridian Community Centre will be closed.
At 3:00 p.m. the Grand Parade will travel down Haist Street from A.K. Wigg School to the Harold Black Park. In the park beginning at 1:00 p.m. community members can enjoy family activities, local vendors, food vendors, and an entertainment stage featuring local talent.
A full day of celebration in Harold Black Park includes:


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The original item was published from 3/22/2018 10:24:51 AM to 4/21/2018 12:05:02 AM.
Posted on: March 22, 2018
[ARCHIVED] Public Notice - Rue Le Charlene Annexation
The City Council of the City of Rancho Palos Verdes will conduct a public hearing on Tuesday, April 17, 2018 at 7:00 PM at Hesse Park Community Building, 29301 Hawthorne Boulevard.


Applies from Thu 7 Oct 2021, 9.40am. Last reviewed: Thu 14 Oct 2021, 9.36am.
Closed areas: East Shoal Bay fire trail closed for road works
The East Shoal Bay fire trail is closed for road works from 7 October 2021.
This management trail is being upgraded for fire vehicle access between Zenith Beach carpark and Box Beach Road.
Penalties apply for non-compliance. For more information, contact the Nelson Bay office on 02 4984 8200.
Affects 1 location in this park:


Shillong Smart City Limited
Shillong Smart City Limited is a Public incorporated on 22 January 2019. It is classified as State Govt company and is registered at Registrar of Companies, Shillong. Its authorized share capital is Rs. 10,000,000 and its paid up capital is Rs. 1,000,000. It is inolved in Other service activities
Shillong Smart City Limited's Annual General Meeting (AGM) was last held on N/A and as per records from Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA), its balance sheet was last filed on N/A.
Directors of Shillong Smart City Limited are Mebanshailang Rynjah Synrem, Donald Phillips Wahlang, Yeshi Tsering, Ethelbert Kharmalki and Damera Vijay Kumar.
Shillong Smart City Limited's Corporate Identification Number is (CIN) U93000ML2019SGC013677 and its registration number is 13677.Its Email address is firstname.lastname@example.org and its registered address is Meghalaya Urban Development Authority Shopping Complex Police Bazar SHILLONG East Khasi Hills ML 793001 IN


Temporary traffic stoppages and closures for VE-Day parade this weekend|
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A number of roads will be affected by VE-Day anniversary celebrations on
Sunday, May 8.
These roads will be closed from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.:
- Fort York Boulevard, from Bathurst Street to north of Lake Shore Boulevard
- Fleet Street, from Bathurst Street to Strachan Avenue
In addition, there will be a march starting at 11:30 a.m from Moss Park
Armoury. The march, which will move along Queen Street, from Sherbourne Street
to Bathurst Street, then south on Bathurst Street, will involve temporary road
closures. This march will join a Victory Parade beginning at 1 p.m. from Fort
York Armoury. The parade will travel from Fort York Boulevard to Lake Shore
Boulevard, then west on Lake Shore Boulevard through the Princes' Gates and on
to the grounds of Exhibition Place. In all cases, once the participants have
left the area, the roads will be fully re-opened.
Events will continue in the Ricoh Coliseum and Heritage Court until 6 p.m. All
events are free and open to the public.
For further information about these closures, check with Transportation
Services’ Road Info line at 416-599-9090 or visit the City’s Web site at www.toronto.ca/transportation.
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This week in trash news:
- A Mexican dump is transformed into a community garden;
- A new study reveals London is one of the biggest trash dumping cities in the world;
- Is foam recycling worth the effort?;
- New Yorkers would recycle more if they understood to rules and had bigger apartments; and
- Filipinos asked by palace to help pick up after typhoons.


Update: A copy of the presentation may be found here.
Texas Dept. of Transportation North Houston Highway Improvement Project
Depressing US 59 between Montrose and SH 288
Mr. Patrick Henry, Presenter
Please join us for this important public meeting at
St. Paul’s United Methodist Church
5501 Main Street, Houston TX 77004
Tuesday, September 29; 5:30 - 7 pm.
Segment 3 on project map: http://www.ih45northandmore.com


We want to hear your thoughts on how you are represented.
Recent changes to the city’s borders and statutory requirements have triggered the need for the city to undertake a review of our wards and representation. This is your chance to have a say on the future structure of your council.
The purpose of the review is to consider a number of options to fnd the representation model that best suits the city. You can review the discussion paper outlining the options, look at maps of the proposed ward structures and make your submission on the city's online engagement hub, Have your say Subiaco.
Hard copies are also available at the City of Subiaco Administration Centre and Subiaco Library.
For more information and to make a submission, visit Have your say Subiaco or contact the city’s governance team on 9237 9222 or email email@example.com
Public submissions close at 5pm on Tuesday 11 October.


DEC has received a Brownfield Cleanup Program (BCP) application and Draft Remedial Investigation Work Plan for a site known as 55 Eckford Street, site ID #C224168. This site is located in the Borough of Brooklyn, within the County of Kings, and is located at 55-63 Eckford Street.
Comments about the application and draft Remedial Investigation Work Plan must be submitted no later than November 3, 2017. Click the web link above at "Additional Information" to learn about the site and how to comment.
A copy of the application, Draft Remedial Investigation Work Plan and other relevant documents are available at: Brooklyn Public Library – Williamsburg, 240 Division Ave., Brooklyn, 11222 --and-- Brooklyn Community Board Office 1, 435 Graham Ave, Brooklyn, 11211.


The Louisiana Avenue area near the I-10 corridor is always growing and expanding. Here is the progress of what will be ULTA Beauty and Cato along with a couple others as well next to Office Depot. This area is also prime real estate for gas station and hotel prospects who knows maybe more! Only time will tell and we will be here to update you.
ULTA & Cato progress


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Design Metis Lighting in collaboration with the designer Paolo Tatavitto
Zeta C is a lighting system for pedestrian areas developed with LED technology. This lamp mounted on pole in proximity to the pedestrian passage and it provides very concentrated light in correspondence of the crossing with special light distribution provided by customized lenses.
The lamp is composed by 45 LEDs that create a blade of light on the passage adding visibility even from a longer distance. Amber coloured LEDs positioned on the aluminium body of the lamp makes sure that no further signal is installed. It can be mounted as a single head lamp post or with two sides, double installation.
Later, those street lights became a trend and a given, but realizing such a lighting fixture in 2008 required various mockups, testings and effort.
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DANIEL MCINTYRE / ST. MATTHEWS COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
823 Ellice Ave. | Winnipeg, MB | R3G 0C3
PH. 204-774-7005 | F: 204-772-1380
The Daniel McIntyre / St. Matthews Community Association (DMSMCA) is a community-driven not-for-profit Neighbourhood Renewal Corporation service the Daniel McIntyre and St. Matthews neighbourhoods in West Central Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. Our mission is to empower the community of Daniel McIntyre / St. Matthews to achieve social, cultural, economic and environmental wellbeing.


The Town of Quartzsite Common Council will meet on Tuesday, July 27 at 7pm at the Town Hall, 465 N. Plymouth, Quartzsite. Everyone is welcome. Please attend to learn about the decisions your elected officials are making for all of us.
And check out the new window coverings reducing heat entering the building. A very creative and inexpensive solution by Al Johnson, Building Official.


White Eagle Hall Redevelopment21 Apr 2013, Posted by News in
Update – July 11, 2013: Please see this Wall Street Journal Article for more information about the planned redevelopment of White Eagle Hall
At our April VNA general meeting, developer Ben LoPiccolo gave us a verbal “sneak peek” at his group’s plans to redevelop the historic White Eagle Hall located in the heart of the Village on Newark Avenue.
Below is the development team’s official notice for Wednesday’s presentation.
We are very excited about hearing their plans for the space, and I hope you can join us at White Eagle Hall.
Please follow the registration instructions below.
The VNA Board
Restoration & Development of White Eagle Hall
335-337 Newark Avenue
Jersey City, NJ
You are exclusively invited to attend a meeting to discuss the development plans for the above referenced property known as White Eagle Hall. At this meeting you will have the chance to view the architectural plans, meet the people behind the project, ask questions, share your thoughts and concerns, thereby enabling us to do our best with this project.
- When: Wednesday, April 24, 2013 at 7:00 PM
- Where: White Eagle Hall
- 337-339 Newark Avenue, Jersey City NJ
- How: RSVP all attendees by emailing firstname.lastname@example.org
- Refreshments will be served.
Please remember that this meeting is for invitees only.
However, if you have others that would like to join the meeting, kindly write to us and let us know. We look forward in seeing you there.
CEO Ben LoPiccolo Development Group, LLC.
PS Although it’s part of the WEH development plans, there’s yet no handicap access to the property. If you cannot attend this meeting because of limits to handicap access, please write to us and we’ll make special arrangements for you.


[KHTS] – After tens of thousands of dollars in outreach, the city of Santa Clarita is not likely to formally endorse an option for chloride treatment to the Santa Clarita Valley Sanitation District’s governing board, officials said Tuesday.
A potential conflict of interest, getting ahead of themselves and trust in their colleagues were reasons for the council members’ decision, according to a discussion at the council’s regular meeting at City Hall.
There was concern initially that if Santa Clarita City Council members made an official endorsement for one of four chloride options that have been deemed feasible by the Santa Clarita Valley Sanitation District, it could represent a Brown Act violation.
If the council made an endorsement, there would be a potential conflict of interest that could jeopardize the legality of a Sanitation District decision, City Attorney Joe Montes said.
The Sanitation District is statutorily comprised of two members appointed by and from Santa Clarita City Council — currently, Laurene Weste and Mayor Bob Kellar, as well as a member of the county’s Board of Supervisors from the Fifth District, Michael Antonovich.
“If the council takes a position on the (proposed chloride options) before the Sanitation District considers the (options), the Council members who participated in the decision concerning the (options) would have a potential conflict at the Sanitation District board level,” Montes said, explaining a conversation he had on the matter with Wes Beverlin, the special counsel of the Sanitation District.
The state-appointed Regional Water Quality Control Board is ordering the Sanitation District to lower the chloride level to 100 milligrams per liter, which was deemed the beneficial chloride level for downstream users, i.e. Ventura County farmers, based on the Clean Water Act.
The data this number is based on has been contested by local officials but upheld by the state’s RWQCB.
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Santa Clarita has spent more than $40,000 on outreach regarding the chloride-treatment options in the Santa Clarita Valley, but has yet to weigh in with an official opinion.
The public comment period for the Sanitation District’s report on the options passed July 24, with the city’s formal response to the options being several questions about the nature of the data and the necessity for the options from Robert Newman, the city’s director of public works.
At City Council’s previous September meeting, and several others, City Councilman TimBen Boydston asked about the process for putting chloride-treatment alternatives on the City Council’s agenda.
“We have two members of our council who are representatives on the Sanitation District. Those people will be making the decision, which will result in possibly hundreds of millions of dollars in new taxes for the people of Santa Clarita, as well as for those people living outside of the city of Santa Clarita in the unincorporated areas,” Boydston said.
“Two of those people sit on the council, so we as a council can not meet to look after our citizens as a council?” he asked rhetorically. “We will not have a voice to recommend to the Sanitation District, which is a separate entity, because we will be prejudicing the Sanitation District just by them making a recommendation to themselves.
At that point, Boydston asked if the remaining three council members who are not on the Sanitation District could meet to make an endorsement on the city’s behalf, with the two governing board members on City Council recusing themselves.
That would be OK, Montes said, provided that the City Council did not plan to have a discussion on the Sanitation District’s decision, because any action that resulted would be considered a potential conflict of interest the other way.
At that point, Santa Clarita City Councilwoman Marsha McLean cautioned Boydston against “putting the cart before the horse,” because the City Council did not know how the Sanitation District board members would act once all the information was presented to them.
“Let’s wait and see,” McLean said, “we don’t know what they’re going to do.”
However, the city would have little recourse on any decision or influence on the chloride options cited once the Sanitation District made its decision, Montes said.
Because the approval of a majority of council members is needed to agendize an item, Boydston would need the three remaining City Council members’ say so in order to discuss a chloride-option endorsement.
At that point, City Councilman Frank Ferry stepped in to put the kibosh on any potential for such an agenda item.
“Let me make this easy,” he said. “I’m not going to entertain this motion. I trust the two members on the Sanitation District will do what’s best for the citizens — based on the Regional Water Board, based on the penalties out there, based on the laws, based on all the facts — I trust these two,” he said.
Santa Clarita Mayor Bob Kellar expressed frustration toward the end of the discussion, likening Boydston’s concern to “innuendo that we don’t listen to our citizens, and it’s just not right,” Kellar said.
“We might as well be beating our heads against the wall for all (the Regional Water Quality Control Board members) care,” Kellar said, regarding the financial impact for local ratepayers.
“Nobody is agreeing to what is happening to the citizens of the Santa Clarita Valley,” Kellar said. “If you think we’re not fighting a gorilla here, we are.”
The Sanitation District’s governing board is expected to approve one of four options, all of which will have varying degrees of financial impact for local ratepayers, by Oct. 31.


The 2022 FIFA World Cup is set to be one of the biggest sporting events of the decade, and as anticipation builds, all eyes are turning towards the state-of-the-art stadiums that will play host to the world’s top football teams. With designs that are both innovative and culturally significant, the 2022 World Cup stadiums are not only architectural marvels, but also symbols of the countries they represent. In this article, we will take a closer look at the stadiums that will showcase the world’s greatest football tournament and the unique features that make each one stand out. From the grandeur of Lusail Stadium to the historical significance of Khalifa International Stadium, join us as we delve into all there is to know about the 202
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2022 FIFA World Cup Stadium Built out of Shipping Containers
The 2022 FIFA World Cup, hosted by Qatar, will feature innovative and sustainable stadiums like never before. One such remarkable stadium is the Ras Abu Aboud Stadium, built entirely out of shipping containers.
Designed by Fenwick Iribarren Architects, this 40,000-seat stadium is located in Doha’s Ras Abu Aboud neighborhood and will host group stage matches of the 2022 FIFA World Cup. The unique concept behind this stadium is to use modular and reusable shipping containers to construct a temporary structure that can be easily dismantled and relocated after the event. This aligns with the sustainability goals of the World Cup and ensures minimal environmental impact.
The use of shipping containers as building materials is not a new concept. However, the Ras Abu Aboud Stadium takes it to a whole new level by using over 1,000 shipping containers to create an architectural masterpiece. The containers are stacked and interlocked, forming a strong and stable structure, and are designed to create different levels, including a ground floor, mezzanine, and upper concourse. This allows for a flexible seating capacity that can be adjusted according to the event’s needs.
One of the most impressive aspects of this stadium is its construction timeline. The entire process from design to completion is estimated to take only 2.5 years, which is significantly shorter than traditional stadium construction methods. This is possible because the shipping containers, manufactured off-site, can be quickly transported and assembled at the stadium location.
In addition to its innovative construction method, the Ras Abu Aboud Stadium is also designed with sustainability in mind. The use of shipping containers reduces the need for traditional building materials, minimizing the project’s carbon footprint. It also allows for efficient post-event dismantling, with the containers being recycled or repurposed after use.
Apart from its structural features, the Ras Abu Aboud Stadium also boasts state-of-the-art facilities and amenities. It will have a retractable roof to protect spectators from Qatar’s scorching heat, making it a comfortable and enjoyable experience for all attendees. The stadium will also offer a variety of entertainment and dining options, including a vibrant fan zone for pre- and post-match activities.
In conclusion, the Ras Abu Aboud Stadium is a shining example of engineering excellence, sustainability, and innovation. By utilizing shipping containers in its construction, this stadium will not only fulfill its purpose as a World Cup venue but also leave a positive impact on the environment. It is a testament to the possibilities of sustainable design in the world of civil engineering and sets a new standard for future stadium construction projects. The 2022 FIFA World Cup will not only be a celebration of football but also a showcase of how technology and design can be used to create a more sustainable world.
Overall, the 2022 FIFA World Cup will be a historic event that showcases not only the best of football, but also the innovation and progress of Qatar. The eight breathtaking stadiums, each offering a unique and sustainable design, will serve as the perfect backdrop for the world’s most prestigious football tournament. As we eagerly anticipate the start of the tournament, we can also look forward to experiencing the rich culture and hospitality of Qatar. The 2022 FIFA World Cup is sure to leave a lasting impression, not only on the world of football, but also on the global stage.


The heart of Melbourne’s Greek Precinct is about to get a revamp with a series of works underway on Lonsdale Street.
New café screen planter boxes and an improved footpath are key to the project which aims to enhance the visual appearance of the area ahead of this year’s Lonsdale St Greek Festival.
Space functionality is also set to improve with an open space for traders to install dining facilities.
Infrastructure works include the removal of some café shelters, repairing blue stone pavers and reinstating Hellenic Greek edge stone pavers.
Stainless steel will be used for the new planter boxes with a new irrigation system installed, while existing trees will benefit from a permeable paving system around their bases for breathability and improved water flow.
The work area spans from Russell Street to Tattersalls Lane and completion is expected in late July with access to businesses and residential properties maintained at all times.
Normal construction hours will be 6am to 5pm Monday to Friday. Night works may be required on Sunday to Thursday nights from 7.30pm and 6am.
The Lonsdale St Greek Festival has been postponed to 22 and 23 October this year from its initial March dates to ensure a COVID safe event.


Haxby and Wigginton Cemetery is situated to the north of Haxby and Wigginton. In 1991 it became clear to Haxby Town Council that there was a need to acquire more land. At the same time Wigginton Parish Council became aware that they had no space for burials. Land became available adjacent to the cemetery and both councils agreed to subscribe equally to the cost of the extension and would jointly maintain it. A joint Haxby and Wigginton Burial Committee was set up and the cemetery was renamed “The Haxby and Wigginton Cemetery”.
The committee is now known as the “Haxby and Wigginton Cemetery Committee”. The ownership of the old cemetery is vested in Haxby Town Council which has the title to the land as Haxby Parish Council. The ownership of the new cemetery is vested jointly in Haxby Town Council and Wigginton Parish Council which have a joint title in the deeds.
The cemetery is for the parishioners of Haxby and Wigginton.The main entrance into the cemetery is through wrought iron gates situated on Moor Lane. The second entrance/exit can be accessed through wooden gates on Oaken Grove where you will find the car park. The cemetery is known for its very tranquil location. It is surrounded by trees and hedges. Cherry trees and a beautiful line of silver birch trees have also been planted giving the area a very pleasant outlook.
The administration of the cemetery is carried out by Haxby Town Council.
Cemetery Committee Minutes 2021 -2022
Cemetery Committee Minutes 2020-2021


Arbor Day Tree Planting
To celebrate this honor and 25 years of Tree City USA, the city of Madison invites you to join Mayor Soglin, former Mayor Skornicka, and Alder Michael Verveer on May 1, 2014 at 2:00pm in front of the Madison Municipal Building, 215 MLK Jr. Blvd. as we plant six trees honoring Madison’s 25th consecutive year of being designated a Tree City USA. The city will receive the official designations at this event.
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Referendum for the Lanner Neighbourhood Development Plan
Residents are strongly encouraged to turn out on Thursday 21 February to vote in the Referendum for the Lanner Neighbourhood Development Plan. Voting will be at the Village Hall. The Referendum is the culmination of two years of consultation and discussion throughout the community and deserves support. It sets out how we, as a community, want to see development take place between now and 2030. By law, it will have to be given full weight in any and all planning decisions affecting the parish. Without it, development will be determined only by reference to the Cornwall Local Plan and the National Planning Policy Framework: which would create a situation where we might well see development where it is neither wanted nor needed.
So please make every effort to turn out and place your vote. Lanner’s future is very much in your hands.


The MBTA has scheduled an Orange Line shutdown, from Oak Grove to Forest Hills, beginning on Friday, August 19.
According to the MBTA’s Rider’s Guide to Planning Ahead, “The closure will address a maintenance backlog and planned construction investments, all of which are focused on safety improvements and returning the system closer to a state of good repair. This extended full access closure will bring to Orange Line riders an improved overall quality of service, faster travel times, and increased service reliability.” The MBTA plans to reopen the Orange Line on Sunday, September 18.
What’s more, the Union Square branch of the Green Line is set scheduled for a shutdown. Again, from the MBTA: “Beginning Monday, August 22, through Sunday, September 18, service will be suspended on the Green Line between Government Center and Union Square to allow the T to perform final-phase construction work necessary to open the Medford Branch, which is now anticipated to open in fall 2022.”
So, now that we have the dates and lines outlined, let’s take a closer look at how T riders will be expected to navigate these service interruptions.
Orange Line Shutdown
OK, I’ll just come out and say it: what the hell am I looking at here? I’m a seasoned T rider and, growing up in Greenwood, the Orange Line is my wheelhouse. As an undergrad at Northeastern, I’d grab the bus at the corner of Main St. and Pitman Ave. in Greenwood, take the bus to Oak Grove, then take the Orange Line to Ruggles. If this shutdown was going down 25 years ago when I was still at NU, I’d probably have a nervous breakdown. Or, I’d just drive. Which, come to think of it, is what I did quite often when the T would be having troubles. Can’t be late for class, you know? Same as it ever was.
Get more info on the shutdowns below.


By Omidiji Olamilekan Qayum
Two weeks after the Babajide Sanwo-Olu administration announced his administration’s plans to embark on road and power projects across all wards in the state, Alimosho Local Government has begun to witness execution of such projects.
According to Ayinde Jamiu, the Special Assistant Media to Local Government Executive Chairman, Hon Jelili Sulaimon, the construction of Ashabi Ajaigbe street in ward C of the LG has commenced, while Ward E will be provided with a new transformer alongside installation at Remi Akande Street.
In his words, “Ashabi Ajaigbe, a 218 by 7.3 dimension road will experience drainage and road construction. The road when completed will link Fatai Steeet and Bameke road.”
“In ward E, the people of Remi Akande, Ganiat Alayaki, Isiba Oluwo among others who had been having power issues for the past fifteen years will now experience constant power supply.”
The projects’ commencement was applauded by councillors from different wards and other stakeholders in the local government.
“The projects are expected to be completed in eight weeks and they are handled by Lagos State Public Works Corporation” Ayinde said.


The Coronado City Council voted unanimously to direct its Special Legal Counsel to pursue a California Supreme Court decision.
The case involves the appeal of the Regional Housing Needs Assessment by Coronado and three other San Diego Association of Governments member cities.
The cities’ petition asserts that SANDAG failed to provide a fair hearing when it voted on the housing needs allocations because it used a weighted vote instead of a tally vote when making its decision.
SANDAG’s use of a weighted vote on the cities’ appeal is unprecedented in California law. Left unchallenged, it would allow five of 19 jurisdictions to advance a Regional Housing Needs Assessment plan that is both unrealistic and punitive to smaller jurisdictions throughout San Diego County.


The lobby of the new Millennium Tower building serves as a public atrium as well as the entrance to residential and restaurant spaces. I have chosen to install a sculpture in the shape of an ellipse, cast from clear resin, that calls to mind the image of a frozen pond. Floating inside the piece are cast acorns that appear jewel-like. The work is a response to an existing wall piece depicting a California oak grove. This serves both as sculpture and as a functional seating element. At night, the illuminated sculpture will act as a beacon from the street to passersby.


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Presentation from the Sierra Club on Measure WW and a discussion of regional open space issues.
Wednesday, October 8th
7:00 to 9:00 PM
Lake Chabot Gold Course
11450 Golf Links Road
Presentations from the Sierra Club on Measure WW, from Friends of Knowland Park on the Oakland Zoo expansion, and information on the progress of the Oak Knoll development.


HAPPENING NOW || LGU Guiuan’s Department Heads undergo a visioning exercise for the Comprehensive Development Plan and Tourism Development Plan for the said municipality.
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be advised that beginning on Wednesday, May 20, 2020, between the hours of 7
a.m. – 3:30 p.m., Kilian Boulevard from University Drive to 9th Avenue SE will be
closed due to spray patching.
project is expected to take approximately 3-4 days, weather permitting. Road
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will be posted.


Codes in Construction
Overview of the current International Residential Code for one- and two-family dwellings. Emphasis on identification and interpretation of requirements for building planning, foundations, floors, wall construction, roof-ceiling construction, roof assemblies, and energy efficiency. Other topics include requirements for radon control, methods, and existing structures.
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205 2nd St NE
Devils Lake, ND 58301
Hours: Monday – Friday, 6:00 AM to 2:30 PM
The City Sanitation Department consists of nine sanitation workers running two sanitation trucks and one transfer truck five days a week to provide high-quality solid waste collection and disposal services to the residents of Devils Lake in a timely and effective manner. The Sanitation Department is responsible for the following:
- Compost and Yard Waste
- Dumpster and Roll-Off Services
- Inert Landfill
- Residential/Commercial Garbage
- Special Pickup
Garbage & Recycling
Garbage and recycling curbside pickup is completed Monday – Friday with five collection zones throughout the city. To determine your weekly collection day, review the Garbage/Recycling Schedule. To ensure your garbage and recycling is picked up on your designated day, please have your receptacles out by 7 AM on the appropriate day.
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The City of Devils Lake provides multiple drop-off locations for compost and yard waste as well as brush and branches during the spring, summer and fall for City residents. Non-City residents can also utilize the drop-off locations for a fee. The following are current drop-off...
Construction roll-offs are available for commercial accounts and residential projects. For larger construction projects, such as construction projects that include construction debris, a roll-off can be rented. To schedule a roll-off rental, contact the Sanitation Department at 701.662.7624 or City Offices at 701.662.7600 Ex 1. View...
The City of Devils Lake owns and operates an inert landfill, located five miles north of Devils Lake on ND Hwy 20 and one and a half miles west on 54th St NE. The inert landfill is open by appointment Monday through Friday, at 9...
The City’s Recycling Center is located at 205 2nd St NE and is open for all City and County residents to use for recycling. Acceptable items include the following:
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The City of Devils Lake collects residential and commercial garbage inside the Devils Lake city limits. The city is divided into five different zones, each with their own collection day. Garbage is collected once a week and recycling is collected every other week. To determine...
Each spring and fall, city residents with can service are allowed to put out 5 CY (approx. 2 pickup loads) of items for special pickup or dump at the inert landfill on the designated days for free. Items must be placed out where your garbage...


BOANO, C; Minervini, C; (2001) Emergency, Technology, Management. [Pamphlet]. Post Graduate School in Technology, Architecture and Cities in Developing Countries, CLUT Polytechnic of Turin: Turin, Italy.
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HEADS UP! Starting at 9:30 p.m., Friday, Oct. 13 and continuing overnight until 7:30 a.m., Saturday, Oct. 14: ALL northbound lanes of I-5, between Exits 68-71, will be CLOSED. Travelers will follow a signed detour from Exit 68/West Avery Road, to eastbound US 12, then onto Jackson Highway, to SR 508 and re-entering back onto northbound I-5. Plan ahead and expect delays!
On Sunday, Nov. 14, 2021, an over height load was traveling northbound on I-5 when it struck and damaged the northbound span of Koontz Road overpass, located between milepost 69.35-69.48, in Lewis County.
Following the bridge strike, WSDOT bridge crews assessed the damage and determined that the outer girder that faces northbound traffic, as well as the bridge mounted sign bracket for the overhead sign, would need to be replaced. For the safety of travelers, since the bridge strike, traffic along the overpass was reduced down to a single lane, with travelers taking turns alternating through a single lane in either direction.
Beginning on Monday, Sept. 18, contractor crews with the Selby Bridge Company, Inc., will begin the work to remove and replace the damaged bridge girder and sign bracket, improving safety and fully restoring this vital connection between communities on the east and west sides of the interstate in Lewis County.
What to expect
During the construction phase, the Koontz Road overpass will be temporarily inaccessible to all travelers until the conclusion of 2023.
Due to the demolition and bridge girder placement activities taking place directly above the northbound lanes of I-5, for the safety of all travelers, the northbound lanes of I-5 at the Koontz Road overpass will be fully closed, and travelers will follow a clearly marked detour. Additionally, occasional single lane closures will be necessary to install the containment structure required for the demolition work.
Overnight single and full lane closures of northbound I-5 are scheduled as follows:
- Monday, Sept. 25 and continuing nightly through mid-October: Travelers on northbound I-5 will encounter intermittent nighttime single lane closures from 8 p.m. to 6 a.m.
During the full overnight closures of northbound I-5, travelers will follow a signed detour: All travelers along northbound I-5 will detour at Exit 68 for West Avery Road, then onto eastbound US 12 to Jackson Highway, then onto SR 508 where travelers will enter back onto northbound I-5.
We remind all travelers to plan ahead and be prepared for potential delays when encountering both single and complete lane closures.
On Nov. 14, 2021, and over height load was traveling northbound on I-5 when it struck and damaged the Koontz Road overpass bridge, located between mileposts 69.35-69.48, in Lewis County. In Sept. 2023, contractor crews working for WSDOT will work to remove and replace the damaged bridge girder, restoring full access along this overpass.


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CANCELED Planning / Zoning Board Meeting
September 24, 2020 @ 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm
THE PLANNING/ZONING BOARD MEETING SCHEDULED FOR SEPTEMBER 24, 2020 HAS BEEN CANCELED.
The Planning/Zoning Board meet once a month on the 4th Thursday.
John Leech is the Planning/Zoning Board Secretary and can be reached at
(856) 845-1300 ext 132 if you have any questions.


Aerial photos of suspected unregulated structures in the Farm shanty town, Treasure Cay.
Tribune Staff Reporter
THE government is preparing to evict residents living in newly built illegal structures on Abaco, a move that could possibly displace hundreds.
The announcement was made by government officials during a meeting held on the island on Friday, who noted that eviction letters would be given specifically to those found in contravention of the latest Supreme Court order.
The order, which blocks the government from clearing out existing shanty towns in the country, also prevents residents from altering or expanding those communities.
Still, there have been concerns in Abaco about shanty town dwellers erecting illegal structures on government land, specifically the Farm Road, despite the order. One official estimates unregulated structures in one community have grown from 200 to about 400 since July.
In a bid to rectify the issue, Foreign Affairs Minister Darren Henfield told Abaconions on Friday: “The Cabinet of the Bahamas is attempting, according to the law, that we will move a notice to place upon homes that were built illegally and take a period of two weeks for those homes to be removed or they will be removed by the proper authority. Read more >>


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Temporary Street Closure: Ryan and Division Street
Lake Charles, La. - On Monday, May 1, the 600 block of Ryan Street between Mill St. and Division St., and the north bound lane of the 300 block of Division Street between Ryan St. and Bilbo St. will be temporarily closed for three days, said a City of Lake Charles press release.
The temporary closure begins at 6:30 a.m., and will allow an Entergy crew to resume work on their underground network in downtown Lake Charles. When work is finished for each particular day, barricades will be removed to allow the roads to be open during the evening.
Drivers should adhere to posted detour signs in the area, and flagmen will be on site to help assist in traffic control.


The National Building Museum was smart to wait till April 2nd to announce their latest project, lest anyone think it was a cleverly crafted April Fool’s prank. The Washington, D.C.–based institution said today over Twitter (“A-MAZE-ING NEWS”) that Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG) will design an unconventional maze to be temporarily housed in its grand atrium. Perhaps inspired by the […]
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All DAs must now be lodged at: https://www.planningportal.nsw.gov.au/onlineDA
From 1 January 2021, All DAs must now be lodged via the NSW Planning Portal.
Enquire, seek development advice, setup a helpful meeting. How to apply for a DA.
Development Applications (DA) and the questions most frequently asked about them.
Six simple steps to follow after you have obtained consent.
Frequently asked questions about a DA Notification or DA Submission.
Procedures and information about DA political donations and gifts, and their disclosure as well.
Accredited professionals check that a DA complies with standards and regulations.
State-mandated Determining Body, with authority to consider and determine DAs and other planning matters.
Meetings assess and encourage high quality architecture and best practice urban design.


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Information on current road, water, sewer, electric, and other construction projects in the City of Marshall.


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idverde were responsible for the design and build of a new sports pitch at Finaghy Sports Zone, which is used by Finaghy Primary School.More projects for Educational Authority NI
Before we started work on Finaghy Primary schools sports pitch, our colleagues at idverde identified that the drainage on site was poor, the existing pitch surface was in a poor state and the asphalt sub-base had started to fail.
The main challenges on this project was to ensure that any alteration and repair works, took into consideration the existing site levels. We were able to do this by carrying out detailed topographical surveys prior to work starting to allow us to establish existing vs. proposed levels.
Levels were checked regularly and at site completion, we carried out a detailed topographical survey to ensure the project was delivered to specification.
In order to maximise downtime for surveying, the site surveys were carried out by drone, accurate to +-2mm and results of the survey were available within 15 minutes of the exercise.
We removed the pitch and began to excavate out areas that had subsided.
New asphalt was laid and additional regulating was also carried out to repair low spots.
We then had to manipulate the site perimeter kerb levels to meet the new site levels and along with this, alterations to drainage were carried out.
A new shock pad was laid and synthetic surface complete with stitched in markings was installed.
All works on Finaghy Primary School sports pitch were delivered within an 8 week build period with no accidents or incidents!


Temporary Road Closure - Lees Lane, Neston - from 7 January
|Published: 12th December 2018 12:36|
Please note the following temporary road closure to enable Welsh Water to continue to carry out Flood Alleviation works.
The works, on Lees Lane in Little Neston, are due to commence on 7th January 2019 and are expected to last for three weeks (25/1/18).
Access to properties and for emergency vehicles will be maintained.


Street Naming/Addressing System
ORDINANCE NO. 2-17-09
ESTABLISHING A STREET NAMING AND ADDRESSING SYSTEM
The Board of Supervisors of the Township of Vermillion ordains as follows:
SECTION 1.00 TITLE
This ordinance shall be known, cited, and referred to as the Vermillion Township Street Naming and Addressing System, herein referred to as this ordinance.
SECTION 2.00 PURPOSE, JURISDICTION, AND AUTHORITY


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Dated: 18th July 2023
Portsmouth City Council (Northern Road Footbridge) (Temporary Footbridge Closure) (No.129) Order 2023
Notice is hereby given that the Secretary of State for Transport has given a direction under section 15(3) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, as amended by the Road Traffic (Temporary Restrictions) Act 1991 for the above Order to be continuing in force for a further two weeks.
The Order came into operation from 26th April 2023 and the effect is as follows:-
A) TEMPORARY FOOTBRIDGE CLOSURE
At its junction with Medina Road Roundabout.
B) REASON FOR THE ORDER
To facilitate maintenance works.
C) DURATION OF THE ORDER
From 26th April 2023 to 28th July 2023 (and an approved extension of 2 weeks until 11th August 2023) or completion of the works, whichever is sooner.
Pedestrians will be diverted south from Northern Road – controlled pedestrian crossing opposite Vectis Way Footpath South of Cosham Health Centre Leading to Northern Road AND north from Northern Road – Subway and Ramps South of Spur Road Roundabout.
Assistant Director of Regeneration (Transport), Portsmouth City Council, Civic Offices, Portsmouth PO1 2NE
A copy of the Order may be requested from email@example.com or at the reception desk in the Civic Offices.