As Dubai is facilitating the Ironman 70.3 2021 Triathlon Championship on Friday, the Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) has reminded the general population about various street terminations till 1.50 pm today.
The position encouraged drivers to utilize backup ways to go as Jumeirah Road, Umm Suqueim Street and Al Qudra Road will be halfway shut.
Drivers can take Al Wasl Road, Latifa Bint Hamdan Street, Al Meydan Road, Dubai-Al Ain Road or Lehbab Road for their excursion.
To put together IRONMAN 70.3 2021 Dubai bicycle course, we executed an arrangement to guarantee a smooth traffic stream on Friday, March twelfth, on Jumeirah Rd., Umm Suqeim St., and Al Qudra Rd. from 6:45 AM to 1:50 PM. Much thanks to you for your participation,” the RTA said in a tweet.
Following are the details of the road closure:
Jumeirah Rd – Al Thanya St. coming from North (Dubai): From 7am-9am (controlled passing will be permitted)
Al Thanya St From 9-1pm (will be shut).
Jumeirah Rd – Umm Suqueim St coming from Al Sufouh Rd: From 7am – 1pm (Entrance to the Jumeirah Rd. will be hindered)
Umm Suqueim St – Al Sufouh Rd: From 7am – 1pm (Left turn towards Al sufouh Rd will be shut)
Sheik Zayed Rd from Dubai – Umm Suqueim St South: From 7am – 9.30am (will be shut)
Sheik Zayed Rd. from Abu Dhabi – Umm Suqueim St. North: From 9am – 1pm (will be shut)
Exit from Al Barsha South to Umm Suqueim St: From 7am – 1pm (just right turn will be permitted)
Entering Al Barsha South from Umm Suqueim St: From 7am – 1pm (passage will be permitted distinctly from the North side).
Entering Al Barsha South from Umm Suqueim St South: From 7am – 1pm (take the turn by means of Al Khalid Rd and Hessa St)
Exit from Arabian Ranches to Umm Suqueim St: From 7am – 1pm (just right turn will be conceivable)
Exit from Motor City to Umm Suqueim St: From 7am – 1pm (just right turn will be conceivable)
Exit from Studio City to Umm Suqueim St: From 7am – 1pm (just right turn will be conceivable)
Stopping Cycle Course (Cycling Gate): From 7am – 1pm (will be available just from the South)
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"Nobody made a greater mistake than he who did nothing because he could only do a little"
Living Smart is a partnership program between the local governments of the Sunshine Coast Council and Moreton Bay and our local communities to bring about practical improvements in the sustainability of our regions. The program has three main elements Living Smart Homes, Living Smart Solutions and the Living Smart Awards or more affectionately known as ‘The Glossies
The program aims to engage with you and the rest of our community to achieve the goal of sustainability. Our pledge is to work with you to help you to reduce environmental impacts and improve wellbeing across all aspects of your lifestyle.
Living Smart Homes has more than 500 households (and growing) that participate in an online program to reduce their energy, water, waste and transport. The program is currently undergoing an extensive review and extension to include biodiversity, food and wellbeing modules. We also have a new toolkit, to get green things happening at the street level!
Living Smart Solutions is a one-stop website of local environmentally friendly products and services.
If you are a eco product or service provider that is committed to providing Sunshine Coast residents with sustainability solutions, establish your business profile now and be an active member of our Living Smart Solutions directory. Look out for opportunities to participate at a Living Smart Expo!
For more information about Living Smart Homes or Living Smart Solutions, visit www.livingsmartqld.com.au
Refurbishment due for completion, July 2011


Greater Manchester mayor Andy Burnham has called on the Government to “stick to the most ambitious version” of HS2, following reports the eastern leg of the railway could be scrapped.
Mr Burnham made the plea to the Government at the Conservative Party conference in Manchester, while setting out a bid for cash to support his ambitions for “London-style” public transport in the city.
Speaking at the conference on Monday, the city’s Labour mayor said of the high-speed rail scheme: “I would say stick to the most ambitious version. In the end that capital investment will build a more productive North.
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“To be honest, penny pinching won’t make sense in the – I don’t think – in the long run.
“The more you cut it back, you almost think ‘what’s the point in doing it at all?’, unless you are doing the most ambitious version of it that unlocks the most growth.”
In an interview with the Financial Times, Transport Secretary Grant Shapps said ministers will not “blindly follow” plans drawn up almost two decades ago.
Mr Shapps signalled that a major rethink of the high-speed rail project’s eastern phase between Birmingham and Leeds could be in order.
The section of HS2 between London and Birmingham is currently being built, and two future phases running from Birmingham to Leeds and from Birmingham to Manchester have been proposed.
At the Conservative conference, Mr Burnham appealed to the Tory-run UK Government to commit cash to making a “London-style” integrated transport system for Greater Manchester which would “help to make your levelling up agenda real for people”.
The Greater Manchester mayor also called for cheaper “London level fares” on the network he has proposed, which would see trams running in and out of the city, supported by “orbital” bus routes.
He said: “We can create that London-style system over bus and tram by May 2024. This isn’t something that is about decades away and promises that the public will never feel. This can happen and it can happen very quickly indeed.
“It can then also be a template for Leeds, for Liverpool, for Newcastle. We can show how it can be made to work and then obviously can be taken elsewhere.”
Mr Burnham added that Greater Manchester has set aside £150 million to “part pay” for the scheme, but that central government levelling up money would make it better.
He said: “It is about that extra funding to get the frequency into services, the fares down, all of that is what makes a difference.”


|City Council Meeting On August 2
|Wednesday, August 24, 2011 3:46:30 PM - Middletown Ohio
MIDDLETOWN CITY COUNCIL AGENDA
TUESDAY, August 2, 2011
I. BUSINESS MEETING – 5:30 p.m. – COUNCIL CHAMBERS – LOWER LEVEL
1. MOMENT OF MEDITATION/PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG
2. ROLL CALL
3. CITIZEN COMMENTS
4. CITY MANAGER REPORTS
5. CONSENT AGENDA. . . Matters listed under the Consent Agenda are considered to be routine and will be enacted by one motion and one vote of consent. There will be no separate discussion of these items. If discussion is desired, that item will be removed from the Consent Agenda and considered separately.
(a) Approve: City Council Meeting Minutes July 19, 2011
(b) Receive and File Board/Commission Minutes:
Board of Zoning Appeals- May 4, 2011
Library Board of Trustees- May 17, June 21, 2011
Historic Commission- July 7, July 26, 2011
Middletown Public Housing Agency – July 19, 2011
6. MOTION AGENDA:
(a) To authorize the sale of City owned property on Garden Avenue.
(b) To authorize the sale of City owned property on Crawford Street.
7. COUNCIL COMMENTS
1. Resolution No. R2011-22, a resolution declaring it necessary to add decorative street lighting on South Main Street between First Avenue and Ninth Avenue, approving the plans, specifications, estimates of costs and profiles of the same. (Second Reading)
2. Ordinance No. O2011-32, an ordinance establishing a procedure for and authorizing a second amendment to a contract with SK Construction Co. for repair of an interceptor sewer and declaring an emergency.
3. Fiscal Officer’s Certificate, Receive and File the Fiscal Officer’s Certificate in reference to the issuance and sale of $325,000 bonds in anticipation of the collection of special assessments heretofore levied, of the cost of repairing certain sidewalks, curbs, and gutters in the City of Middletown. The estimated period of usefulness of the improvement is five years and the maximum maturity of the bonds is five years.
4. Ordinance No. O2011-33, an ordinance providing for the issuance and sale of $321,191 bonds to pay the property owners portion, in anticipation of the collection of special assessments heretofore levied, of the cost of repairing certain sidewalks, curbs, and gutters in the City of Middletown, together with all necessary appurtenances and declaring an emergency.
5. Ordinance No. O2011-34, an ordinance establishing a procedure for and authorizing an amendment to a contract with Evans Landscaping for demolition and remediation of the Wrenn Papermill site and declaring an emergency.
6. Ordinance No. O2011-35, an ordinance enacting and adopting the 2010 supplement to the codified ordinances of the city of Middletown Ohio. (1st Reading)
7. Resolution No. R2011-23, a resolution endorsing the United Way’s Bold Goals for our region initiative. (1st Reading)


Each week we publish lists of planning applications related to LS10 and LS11 published on on the Leeds City Council website.
The following applications were validated in the week beginning 10 April 2017:
76 Ring Road Beeston Beeston Leeds LS11 8EN
1 – 2 Lockwood Court Beeston Leeds LS11 5TY
5 Kensington Court Belle Isle Leeds LS10 4UR
39 Orion Walk Belle Isle Leeds LS10 3HX


Residents: Light rail still not so light on noise
Jun 23, 2010 12:06:40 AM - komonews.com
Some 20,000 people ride Sound Transit's Link Light Rail every day. Hundreds more put up with its noise. "We just need it fixed," said Vanessa, who lives near the tracks. "It's been 20 months. We're tired."
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PALMER, Mass. (WWLP) – Starting Monday, drivers should expect traffic delays on a portion of Route 32 in Palmer due to milling and pavement work.
Palmer Police Department Sgt. J. Haley told 22News, the road work is scheduled to take place Monday through Friday from 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. each day. The work will begin on Route 32 from the Mass Pike entrance to the Palmer and Ware Town Line.
Drivers are encouraged to seek an alternate route.


Denmark Community Windfarm
Road and foundation construction photos
Photos of the contruction are by Peter Auer of SkyFarming, Project Manager.
Finishing the foundations
Foundation 2 pour
Foundation 1 concrete pour
Further foundation preparation work and road embankment work
Embankment protection, reinforcement delivery and the laying of the road surface
Roading, field cable laying and foundation excavations.
Scrub rolling and the Geotechnical Investigation
© Copyright 2012 SkyFarming Pty Ltd


Duncan Bay Road Closures
Due to recovery works, a daytime construction closure on Duncan Bay Road, 2km from the start of the road, is currently still in place as works continue at this site.
These closures will be in place Monday to Friday from 8.30 am to 12.00 pm and 1.00 pm to 4.30 pm.
Closures at this location are planned to continue over the coming weeks as work continues on the slope stabilisation wall.
These works are weather permitting.
We apologise for any inconvenience caused.


A-Ward shows how it’s done
Tired of waiting for the municipal corporation to come up with a foolproof system to ensure the city’s roads don’t look pockmarked, residents of south Mumbai have decided to do the job themselves.mumbai Updated: Jun 09, 2010 00:38 IST
Tired of waiting for the municipal corporation to come up with a foolproof system to ensure the city’s roads don’t look pockmarked, residents of south Mumbai have decided to do the job themselves.
Active citizens groups and residents associations of A-Ward — including plush areas of Colaba, Cuffe Parade, parts of Nariman Point, Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus and Churchgate — have formed teams that will keep a watch on 35 roads including arterial roads and bylanes, in the ward.
More than 50 people have come together as volunteers, who will focus on roads that were repaired in 2008-09 and are under the three-year warranty period.
“We have gathered a lot of data about these 35 roads. We visited these roads and noted damaged spots,” said Ashad Mehta, president of the Oval –Cooperage Residents’ Association.
“After the inspection, we went back to the same spots with a representative of the contractor and a civic supervisor.” Bringing the two together was the toughest task and needed a lot of coordination, residents said.
The contractor, who has repaired the road, is responsible for maintaining it until the warranty period ends. If he does not maintain the road, he can be penalised or even blacklisted.
Contractors are paid money even for maintenance work that they do in the warranty period, but they usually get away even if they shirk responsibility because there is no monitoring by the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC).
The residents’ visits revealed that paver blocks on the connecting roads and pavements were giving way. Small potholes and uneven surfaces needed to be filled.
“The biggest task was to get the contractors to do the work. We took help of the civic supervisors and nagged them,” said Colaba resident Kunti Oza, founder of Clean Mumbai Foundation.
Residents living on these roads were told to keep in touch with the contractor’s men and monitor the repairs. The result: Rectification work on at least 50 per cent of the spots has been completed while contractors have promised to complete the remaining work after the rains.
This exercise has begun in time for the monsoon, when potholes are a serious problem, and will continue throughout the year.
The BMC has appreciated the model.
“Local participation is very helpful,” said an official from the Roads Department of A-ward. “It helps bring out a sense a belonging among people of the vicinity.”
“Post-monsoon, we’ll inspect these roads and if they are damaged we will be get back to the contractors,” Oza said.
First Published: Jun 09, 2010 00:38 IST


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The Fremont County DOT will be finishing up CR 12 today.
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• Tuesday, July 25th they will chip seal High St and Red Canyon in Cañon City
They ask that motorists slow down in the work zones and drive with caution. Fremont County DOT appreciates your patience and cooperation during this time.


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The agenda for our regular meeting on March 8 (7:00 pm) is attached. We will have updates on several topics including:
- State Legislation on Sunsetting the Houghton Community Council -HB 1769
- La Quinta Hotel Homeless Housing Proposal
- CHNA 2022 Mailer and Event Planning
- Potential Changes to Our CHNA Bylaws (see attachment)
- Various City Code and Plan amendments
1. State Legislation on Sunsetting the Houghton Community Council
HB 1769 (web link above) has passed the State House and is now on the floor of the State Senate. The bill could be voted on any day.. The Legislative session is scheduled to end March 10.
The bill, as currently written, would effectively sunset the existence of the Houghton Community Council immediately. This would ignore the overwhelming (76%) vote of Houghton residents on November 2, 2021 to extend the HCC until December 31, 2025. You can contact any of the Senators to share your thoughts to express your position on the bill. Senators (wa.gov)
2. La Quinta Hotel for Housing
I want to make sure that you are aware that the Houghton Community Council Meeting on Monday February 28 includes discussion of the proposed purchase of the La Quinta Hotel for use as a permanent supportive housing facility.
The Chair of the Houghton Community Council has asked for representatives from King County and the City of Kirkland to attend the Houghton Community Council meeting occurring Monday, February 28, 2022, at 7 p.m. via Zoom and provide information on the potential purchase of La Quinta Hotel by King County for permanent supportive housing.
To view the agenda, including Zoom webinar information, please visit the City's website.
You can read more about the program at - King County's Health Through Housing Initiative in Kirkland – City of Kirkland (kirklandwa.gov)
I look forward to seeing you at the meeting next week. As always, please let us know if you have ideas for topics for future meetings or would like to be part of our Board.
Larry Toedtli, President
Central Houghton Neighborhood Association
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Motorists have been warned to expect delays as roadworks take place on a number of busy Derby roads this week.
The journeys of those travelling on Mansfield Road, and Bateman Street, near the city centre, could be affected.
It may be worth avoiding the traffic by looking for an alternative route with some other popular roads also set for Derby City Council works this week.
Here at Derbyshire Live we've put together a list - correct as of the evening of Sunday, January 5 - of the roadworks which are most likely to cause delays to traffic on major routes in and around Derby this week.
If you know of any traffic and roadworks problems in your area which are not listed below, call us on 01332 411999 or email firstname.lastname@example.org.
The roadworks.org website says delays are likely in Mansfield Road, as works are carried out by Derby City Council.
Traffic control stop/go boards will be set up between Thursday, January 9 and Monday, January 13, to allow the works to take place.
From Monday, January 6 until Wednesday, January 8, roadworks will be taking in place in Uttoxeter Road.
Traffic control stop/go boards will be set up to allow the Derby City Council works to take place during off-peak times.
There could be delays in Bateman Street, near Derby city centre, as roadworks take place over three days.
There will be give and take traffic control measures in place between Wednesday, January 8 and Friday, January 10, as works are carried out.
While in Wood Road, Chaddesden, roadworks will be carried out between Friday, January 10 and Tuesday, January 14.
The roadworks.org website says delays are likely as traffic control stop/go boards are put in place to allow the works take place.


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There is no doubt, Sunnyvale has been tremendously influenced by developers and special interests. It is VERY IMPORTANT to elect grassroots candidates who will listen and work for residents. All three recommended candidates have been long time residents of Sunnyvale and have extensive experience serving in different capacities and are supported by individuals who overwhelmingly live in Sunnyvale.
For information regarding campaign spending, please see these informative links:
Part 4 Follow The Money (10/30/18)
- Video: Part 4: Follow The Money video plus Eric Krock’s related comments (duration: 5 min 30 sec)
- Presentation: Part 4 – Follow The Money slides (PDF)
- Funding Summary: 2018 Council Election Funding summary sheet (PDF) (PNG)
- Score Card: 2018 Council Candidate Score Card (PDF) (PNG)
For information regarding the candidates qualifications, positions and activities, please see these websites of the Sunnyvale City Council Candidates I endorse:
Additionally, the Sunnyvale Sun published an Op Ed from both myself and Andy Frazer outlining why candidate Mason Fong is unsuitable for this public office, dated October 26, 2018.
Opinion Letters to the Mercury News_Mason Fong sent out campaign fliers with false endorsements
Posted in City of Sunnyvale Election 2018, City of Sunnyvale: City Council, Glenn Hendricks, Glenn Hendricks Sunnyvale, Gustav Larsson, Henry Alexander III, Josh Grossman, Mason Fong, Sunnyvale Campaign Funding, Sunnyvale City Council, Sunnyvale City Council Election
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Why would Corporations and Developers, who live outside of outside of the City of Sunnyvale, fund certain Candidates for the City Council Election 2018? Why so much Campaign Funding? Do large contributions make for a better Candidate?
This does not mean that the highest funded candidates are the best choices . . . the generous campaign donors ultimately desire a City Council and Members who will vote favorably to approve their developments and projects. This is not always in the interest in the quality of living for Sunnyvale Residents.
2018 City of Sunnyvale Council Candidate and Election Funding Sources
2018 City of Sunnyvale City Council Election Candidate Council Scorecard
Overwhelming Funding is NOT EQUAL to a BETTER CANDIDATE. Talk with the Candidates, visit their websites and remember you are the one who elects the Sunnyvale City Council.
Remember to VOTE ON Nov. 6th !!
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PLEASE make your voice heard and VOTE for JOSH GROSSMAN on Nov. 6th.
Josh Grossman is a Technology Executive and Attorney looking for Innovative solutions for tough problems such as Sunnyvale traffic, balanced growth, reducing Airplane noise, and protecting mobile home parks. Most importantly, Josh has not accepted donations from Political Action Committee PACs or Developers. Why is this important? PACs are political committees organized for the purpose of raising and spending money to elect and defeat candidates. Most PACs represent business, labor or ideological interests. Josh promises to make independent decisions on behalf of, and for Sunnyvale Residents.
VISIT: https://www.josh4council.com/ Continue reading
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VOTE for Henry Alexander III, SEAT 1, Sunnyvale City Council on November 6, 2018! Raynor Park Resident and Advocate, Henry has not accepted donations from Political Action Committee PACs or Developers. Why is this important? PACs are political committees organized for the purpose of raising and spending money to elect and defeat candidates. Most PACs represent business, labor or ideological interests. Henry promises to make independent decisions on behalf of, and for Sunnyvale Residents.
See why so many Sunnyvale Residents are saying “I’m with Henry!”
Henry has raised his family in Sunnyvale and cares about your quality of living. Henry’s contemplative, informed approach, based upon his foundation of experience makes him the BEST CHOICE for SEAT 1 City of Sunnyvale Council. Furthermore, he has not accepted donations from Political Action Committee PACs or Developers, which will allow him to continue making independent, wise choices for Sunnyvale issues at hand and coming soon.
ADVOCATING for Sunnyvale, VOTE for Henry Alexander III, SEAT 1, Sunnyvale City Council on November 6, 2018!
Watch Henry’s presentation provided to the Sunnyvale City Council to see how he researches, explores, reviews, and then carefully delivers a beneficial solution. This is the type of Candidate who is well-suited to being an excellent Council Member.
FOR MORE INFO About Henry Alexander III
- Three-time former Chair Sunnyvale Parks & Recreation Commission, Commissioner since 2012
- Two-time President of the Ray-Nor Park Neighborhood Association 2012-2014, 2016-2018
- Worked at major tech companies such as Facebook, Google, Western Digital, and Seagate which gives me a current view of today’s technology and “Move Fast” culture.
- Adjunct professor at Cogswell College in both the Business Arts and English/Humanities degree programs.
- Has taken the role of spokesperson and leader in the neighborhood he lives in and surrounding communities in Sunnyvale. He has helped plan several outreach events to help strengthen the bonds within the community and to promote connection.
- Henry has emerged as the City’s point of contact to communicate with the community at large. He has hosted extremely well-attended forums which have included Mayor Glenn Hendricks, Sunnyvale DPS, and City Traffic staff.
- Led initiatives such as “Save Raynor Park” as well as “Adopt a Park” which mobilized over 1,000 residents in less than about a week to obtain petition signatures to save open space.
- Served as the mentor for numerous high school students as leader of the Generation Xample music program.
Make your VOICE Heard and Vote for HENRY on Nov. 6th !!
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Dear Sunnyvale Residents, this is a reminder that the City of Sunnyvale Council Final Hearing for Butcher’s Corner is tonight, Dec. 13, 2016 at 7:00pm. You are encouraged to attend and speak. Be sure to get your “Don’t Butcher the Corner” sticker as you enter.
- Date: Tuesday, December 13th, City Council hearing – Final EIR and project plan for Butcher’s Corner
- Where: Council Chambers, 456 W Olive Ave between S Mathilda and S. Pastoria Ave.
- When: 7 PM, 5th item on agenda
- Parking: Lot at City Hall (across from library) OR on street OR in lot at corner of Mathilda and Olive
Please SIGN the PETITION here: SUNNYVALE BUTCHER’S CORNER PETITION
The proposed Butcher’s Corner Project includes 99 apartments (6 and 7 story) as well as 39 3-story townhomes, significant and unavoidable traffic impacts at Kingfisher and Fremont, and includes deviations for EL Camino bldg front set-back, Fremont Ave front set-back, and reduced distance between buildings.
The Sunnyvale Planning Commission recommends a new traffic study, the Heritage Preservation Commission recommends that 6 trees be named Heritage Resources, the Stocklmeir school is grossly overcrowded and many, many people object to this project for a host of other reasons.
Topics to speak on – the inadequacy of EIR, or the many issues relating to the project as a whole. There will be only one hearing and one opportunity to speak. Speakers have 3 minutes. Visual aids are allowed, such as PowerPoint or PDF files. We are expecting the developer to bring lobbyists and high density development enthusiasts, so it is very important that the residents stand up for their community and reasonable development.
Courtesy Holly Lofgren
The hearings for Butcher’s Corner are now scheduled! Helpful links are below. Please plan to attend these pivotal meetings!
- November 28, 2016 (Planning Commission recommendation) 7:00PM, Council Chambers
- December 13, 2016 (City Council final decision) 7:00PM, Council Chambers
The EIR is found HERE
You may also wish to email the City Council at: firstname.lastname@example.org or contact currently elected representatives to let them know how you feel about this proposed project. The candidate promises made in regards to Butcher’s Corner are here:
Please pass this notice on to all your neighborhood associations, nextdoor groups and other groups. Getting the word out is essential to our neighbors knowing about the hearings so that they are able to attend and participate. Please send it out today!
Courtesy Sunnyvale Councilmember-elect Michael Goldman
There is a huge development planned for “Butcher’s Corner” (see Blog for “now” vs “planned” photos) – the piece of land at the corner of Wolfe, El Camino, and Fremont. That is already the 2nd worst intersection in Sunnyvale (after 101 & 237) and this will make it just a nightmare.
Butcher’s Corner Wolfe and El Camino After Development
PLEASE write the Sunnyvale city council at email@example.com to tell them the plans should *not* be approved – at the very least ask them to wait until the new City Council takes office in January. The city council has seen how close measure M came to passing, and how every incumbent lost. They will be responsive if they get enough emails indicating their own re-election might be in danger if they approve it.
CLICK HERE for my blog post for more details.
Sunnyvale should buy it from De Anza Properties for a park. There is $18M unspent in the park dedication fund and Vidovich only spent $14M to buy it.
They are trying to get this through in the last minute while everyone is pre-occupied with holiday events by combining the final EIR report AND final plan approval (which I have never seen done) on the same Dec. 13 session – the last council session before the new council takes over.
Sunnyvale City Councilmember-elect for Seat 7
Posted in Butchers Corner, Michael Goldman
Tagged Butcher's Corner Council Hearing Information, Butcher's Corner photos, Butcher's Corner Plan Approval, Butcher's Corner Planning Commission Hearing, Butcher’s Corner Project FINAL EIR, Developer John Vidovich, Michael Goldman, Michael Goldman City of Sunnyvale, Public Comments Butcher's Corner, Where to find information about Butcher's Corner Sunnyvale
City of Sunnyvale
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
The purpose of the Butcher’s Corner Final EIR is to provide written responses to comments received on the Draft EIR. An electronic copy of the Final EIR, appendices and revised project plans are available on the project webpage at ButchersCorner.InSunnyvale.com. Hard copies of the Final EIR also available for review at City Hall, the Sunnyvale Public Library and the Sunnyvale Community Center.
Upcoming public hearings to consider the certification of the Final EIR and the development application are scheduled for November 28, 2016 (Planning Commission recommendation) and December 13, 2016 (City Council final decision). Notices for the hearings will be sent out early next week (at least 10 days before the hearing date).
- November 28, 2016 at 7:00 p.m. – Planning Commission (recommendation to City Council on the EIR and project)
- December 7, 2016 at 7:00 p.m. – Heritage Preservation Commission (recommendation to City Council on the heritage tree study)
- December 13, 2016 at 7:00 p.m. – City Council (final decision on the EIR, project and heritage tree study)
CLICK HERE for INFO Butcher Corner Heritage Preservation Commission Hearing and City Council Hearing
CLICK HERE for INFO Butcher Corner Special Planning Commission Hearing and City Council HearinG
CLICK HERE for the BUTCHER’S CORNER Final EIR
Courtesy Sunnyvale Councilmember Pat Meyering
Voters in Sunnyvale were sent a Sample Ballot & Voter Information Pamphlet by the County Registrar.
On Page 44, there is a half-page Impartial Analysis of Measure M. It says the Proposed Changes of Measure M affect “Leases in excess of 55 years . . .”
None of the leases at the Sunnyvale Office Center have a duration of more than a few years.
Jim Griffith voted several times over public opposition to sell a portion of Raynor Park. Jim voted over public opposition to allow the new owner to exclude Sunnyvale residents from use of the remaining “public park” space when the new owner wanted to conduct activities on the “public” park land.
Measure M, the Public Land for Public Use Act, requires such city council decisions to be approved by a simple majority of voters. Santa Clara + Milpitas are seeking approval by two-thirds of voters. Continue reading
Posted in City of Sunnyvale Council Election 2016, City of Sunnyvale Measure M, Gustav Larsson, Jim Griffith Sunnyvale, Pat Meyering
Tagged De Anza Properties, Developers Contributions Influence in Sunnyvale, Gustav Larrson Sunnyvale, larry klein sunnyvale, measure m sunnyvale, Pat Meyering Sunnyvale, Special Interests Donations, specialinterestwatch.org, sunnyvale city council candidates, Sunnyvale Councilmember Jim Griffith, yes on m sunnyvale


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Representations on BMSDC Joint Local Plan Consultation Document (Interactive) - SS0832 - land west of Main Road
SUPPORT Henley Parish Council (Mr Rod Caird) represented by Mr Rod Caird
The Parish Council considers that this land, behind Church Farm and opposite
Wellfield, may offer opportunities for the scale and type of affordable, modestly sized
housing which the village needs. It would also provide an opportunity to use more
attractively a site which is currently unused other than as a storage area. The field
south of Mill Lane, opposite the entrance to Gascoigne Drive, may also be


Preserving Philadelphia: Fall Speaker Series (Virtual)
For our Fall series, we have invited speakers on eight Philadelphia neighborhoods to present their stories of the history, architecture and culture of their communities. Please join us on Zoom for 8 Tuesday evenings beginning on September 13th.
For assistance please email Vinni Cheng.
All presentations will be recorded and a replay link will be emailed to all registrants the following Friday.
Series Passes are available!
- $70 Preservation Alliance Members
- $100 Non-Members
Students, residents of the neighborhoods being presented, or individuals with financial difficulties free with email to email@example.com
Purchase individual lecture tickets below
- $10 Preservation Alliance Members
- $15 Non-Members


Public Meeting – Bid Opening – Village Hall Project 2:00 pm
Public Meeting – Bid Opening – Village Hall Project
Jun 1 @ 2:00 pm
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS PROJECT INFORMATION Sealed bids will be received by Village of Westfield Center (“Owner”), at the office of the 6701 Greenwich Road, Westfield Center, Ohio 44251 for VILLAGE OF WESTFIELD CENTER VILLAGE HALL IMPROVEMENTS until the bid time and date at the location given below. Owner will consider bids prepared in compliance with …
BOZRD OF ZONING APPEALS HEARING 7:00 pm
BOZRD OF ZONING APPEALS HEARING
Jun 20 @ 7:00 pm
A variance request by Mark & Rhonda Sandridge, 6580 Greenwich Road, Westfield Center, Ohio (Parcel #044-22A-10-075) to allow proposed garage addition to encroach into the rear yard setback (Section 1266.04). The application and documentation can be viewed at the Village Hall during normal business hours.


Council plans anti-fouling campaign on pavements
The writing’s on the pavement for dog foulers – if Douglas council approves a new idea.
At a meeting at Douglas Town Hall on Wednesday councillors will discuss using stencils to put the anti-fouling message on the borough’s walkways.
In a trial project, the capital’s worst-hit areas would be cleaned before the message is then painted on the pavement.
The local authority’s Environmental Committee sounds a note of warning though: saying the Department of Infrastructure, which owns the pavements, might object to the stencils in important areas such as Strand Street.


Ealing Common is the name of a large green space in West London, bordered by Gunnersbury Avenue to the East and Uxbridge Road to the north. The area was deemed a park in 1866 and currently makes up approximately 47 acres of parkland.
The park boasts chestnut trees as well as a large oak tree, which were planted in the Victorian era. There is also a small rose garden in an enclosed area named Warwick Dene. Once upon a time the space was used for grazing animals. A series of cement blocks in the corner closest to Uxbridge Road mark the former entrances to underground shelters in use during World War II. Today there is heavy traffic from the infamous North Circular Road along the Commonís east side, but despite this it remains a large and invaluable area for local people and visitors alike. It is a showcase of great architectural style from the mid-Victorian period onwards as one wanders along the bordering residential roads with many Grade II listed buildings.
The Common hosts fun fairs throughout the year, often at Bank Holiday weekends; regular walks also take place. For the older members of the family, numerous pubs, bars and restaurants surround the area, some of which overlook the greenery.
Wednesday 21st October to Sunday 1st November
Wed 21st to Fri 23rd at 5pm & 8pm
Saturdays at 3pm & 6pm
Sundays at 2pm & 5pm
Monday 26th to Friday 30th 3pm & 8pmAdmission
: Ringside £30, Concessions £26
Grandstand £27, Concession £22
Side View £20, Concession £16
Rear View £10, Concessions £7
Under 2's free
To receive 50% off on Adult tickets ring the box office to
Location: Ealing Common, Uxbridge Road, Ealing, London


Carnaza Water Desalination Blessing and Turnover
Barangay Carnaza residents now have access to sufficient and safe water supply as the blessing, turnover, and inauguration of water desalination facility for potable water supply happened Wednesday, October 10, 2018 at sitio Daanbarrio, Carnaza. Board Member Hon. Sun J. Shimura, accompanied by Councilor Ma. Bregidorietta M. Tancawan, led the ribbon cutting and turnover ceremonies which was witnessed by DILG-MLGOO Aida Ancajas, Municipal Engineer Marina Arcenal, municipal employees, and barangay officials, teachers and residents of Carnaza. Construction of the P7 million water desalination project covered under DILG’s Assistance to Disadvantaged Municipalities (ADM) Program started in July of this year and was completed 3 months later. It can be recalled that the groundbreaking led by Mayor Vicente A. Loot was held last May 2018.


Current Construction Projects
Btel Fiber Progress Map
Btel continues to invest in your community with state-of-the-art next-generation Fiber Optic networks. Please use the interactive map below to view the status of your address.
Fiber Drop Placement
For placement information, please click our construction progress map or contact us any time at 979-798-FTTH (3884) with questions.
Drop placement within the Phase I Construction area is FREE. If access or placement is denied and requested at a future date, drop placement charges will apply. Drop placement can range from $300-$600 or more depending on the location.


Hatton Country World, Dark Lane, Hatton, Warwick, CV35 8XA
Change of use of land for the siting of a marquee and pagoda for the purposes of holding weddings...
Thu 16th July 2020
Thu 17th September 2020
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|20 Station Road, Shrewley, Warwick, CV35 7LG||06/04/2022|
|4 Station Road, Shrewley, Warwick, CV35 7LG||07/03/2022|
|Land opposite 2 Middlelock Cottages, Middle Lock Lane, Budbrooke, Warwick, CV35 7JP||18/02/2022|
|23 Crimscote Square, Hatton Park, Hatton, Warwick, CV35 7TS||19/01/2022|
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41 MOHAWK detoured April 24-28 due to construction
Effective Monday, April 24, 2017 up to and including Friday, April 28, 2017, the intersection of Ottawa Street and Beach Road will be closed due to construction.
During this time southbound 41 MOHAWK (via Kenilworth) buses will be on detour as follows.
SOUTHBOUND / WESTBOUND
From Ottawa and Beach Road
- Continue (north) on Ottawa Street
- Right (east) on Burlington Street
- Right (south) on Kenilworth Avenue
- Right (west) on Beach Road
- Left (south) on Holly Avenue
- Left (east) on Grenfell Avenue
- Right (south) on Kenilworth Avenue and resume regular routing on Kenilworth Avenue south of Grenfell Avenue.
Source: City of Hamilton


St. Louis | Missouri | 2017
Ferris Wheel Concept
The SkyStar Observation Wheel treats guests to spectacular views as they soar nearly 15 stories over the St. Louis Loop district. The wheel is equipped with 36 private, climate-controlled gondolas that each hold 6 people. A temporary structure that facilitates pedestrians and food trucks helps to activate the park adjacent to the Ferris wheel area.


Union Road Transport and Highways Minister Shri Nitin Gadkari said total length of the National Highways in the country increased by about 59% in the last nine years. As a result of this expansion, India now has the second largest road network, after the US.
Addressing a Press Conference in New Delhi today Shri Gadkari said: “Total length of National Highways was 91,287 km in 2013-14, which increased to 1,45,240 km in 2022-23, which is a rise of more than 59% during this period.”
— Nitin Gadkari (@nitin_gadkari) June 27, 2023
He also said that, in the last nine years, the increase in 4 lane NH rose about two times. In 2013-14, this length of 4 lane NH was 18,371 km which has increased to 44,654 km in the last nine years.
Secretary MoRTH Shri Anurag Jain and NHAI Chairman Shri Santosh Kumar Yadav were also present at the Press Conference.
Shri Gadkari said with the introduction of FASTag, there is significant jump in the toll collection. The minister further informed that the revenues from tolls rose to Rs 41,342 crore in 2022-23 from Rs 4,770 crore in 2013-14. The Government aims to increase the toll revenue to Rs 1,30,000 crore by 2030, Shri Gadkari added.
Shri Gadkari said the waiting time at toll plazas has also reduced as a result of this. “In 2014, the waiting time at the toll plazas was 734 seconds, whereas in the 2023 this has reduced to 47 seconds. We are hopeful that we will bring it down to 30 second soon,” he said.
The Minister spoke about transformative impact of FASTag on travel experiences in India, saying it has revolutionised the concept of toll payments, eliminating the need for cash transactions. This breakthrough has saved approximately Rs 70,000 crore in wasted fuel expenses caused by waiting at the toll plazas, according to a research.
Shri Gadkari said special emphasis is being laid on the expansion in road highway network in the North East region, saying projects worth more than Rs 2 lakh crore are being carried out in the region. He also said 670 road side facilities are being developed with a view to provide a pleasant experience along the NHs.
The Minister said under the NHAI’s INVIT (Infrastructure Investment Trust) model, a bond issue was launched and garnered tremendous response. Within the first day of its availability on the Mumbai Stock Exchange, the bond witnessed seven times oversubscription. Shri Nitin Gadkari urged investors to consider investing in NHAI INVIT, which offers an attractive interest rate of 8.05 per cent, surpassing traditional bank rates.
Additionally, he said, the NHAI achieved seven world records, showcasing their commitment to technological advancements and their ambition to position India as the second-largest road network in the world, after the USA.
On the issue of green initiatives, Shri Gadkari said NHAI transplanted more than 68,000 while it planted 3.86 crore trees during in the last nine years. Talking about water rejuvenation initiatives, he said the NHAI has developed more than 15,00 Amrit Sarovars along the National Highways across the country.
The Minister pointed out that the Ministry has utilised 30 lakh tons of garbage in road construction for the Delhi Ring Road project, demonstrating a proactive approach towards waste management and sustainable infrastructure development. Furthermore, he highlighted the introduction of bamboo crash barriers, which provide enhanced strength and durability while generating employment opportunities and promoting environmental sustainability.
In line with the Government’s commitment to a sustainable future, Shri Nitin Gadkari unveiled a vision for increased Electric Vehicle adoption over the next five years, promoting clean energy and reducing carbon emissions.


Plan for Derby's Historic Bridge
When the Great Northern Railway brought a railway line to Derby they faced opposition to their idea of taking the route through one of Derby’s most affluent areas which included many fine Georgian Buildings and this eventually forced the company to provide a highly decorative bridge.
The Derby iron founder, Andrew Handyside and Company were given the commission by GNR to supply two decorative bridges to span Friar Gate and these came into use in 1878. After the closure of the line in 1968 the bridge became redundant and was purchased by the Derby City Council and now after many years of neglect is in a poor state of repair.
A recent article in the Derby Evening Telegraph prompted on one of their readers Alastair Powers to send in his ideas which would see the historic bridge and station becoming a dining area and speakeasy.
Prior to any work being undertaken funds are going to have to raised and the Friends of Friar Gate Bridge are hoping to apply for HLF funding in the near future.
Read the article here


Photo of Highway 7 just outside Carleton Place- thanks to the Carleton Place and Beckwith Heritage Museum
Jan Lou sent me this documentary I had no idea about..What is The Lost Highway? It’s a 40 kilometre stretch of the Trans-Canada Highway in eastern Ontario and part of Highway 7 — a road that joins Toronto, Canada’s biggest city, to Ottawa, the nation’s capital. But why Lost Highway? Because it’s a road flanked by failed businesses and abandoned properties where people gave it their all and then gave it up for good. But what happened? And why did it happen here? And who, despite the hardship, has remained?
CLICK BELOW TO WATCH THE DOCUMENTARY


- Hydrology & Flood Operations
- Flood Projects
- Levee Repairs & Floodplain Management
- Flood Maintenance
Levee Repairs & Floodplain Management
- National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP)
- Risk Notification
- Special Projects
- FEMA Hazard Mitigation Grant Information
California Floodplain Management Task Force
Creation of the California Floodplain Management Task Force was one recommendation of Assembly Bill 1147 (2000), as well as the 1997 Flood Emergency Action Team report. The focus of the Task Force, which comprised of individuals from State and local agencies, nonprofit organizations, the business community, and other key participants, was to examine specific issues related to State and local floodplain management, including actions that could substantially reduce potential flood damages, and to make recommendations for more effective statewide floodplain management policies. In December 2002, the Task Force released its recommendations in the California Floodplain Management Report.
For more information, please see below or contact Maria Lorenzo-Lee at firstname.lastname@example.org or (916) 574-1409.


During the month of October, the Circuit Coalition, PA Department of Conservation & Natural Resources (DCNR), and the Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission (DVRPC) will host workshops in Chester, Delaware, Bucks, Montgomery and Philadelphia counties. The purpose of the workshops is to provide updates on Circuit Trail development in each County, discuss a range of current and on-going funding sources, and look at ways to further develop Circuit trails currently in the pipeline. Each Circuit Trails Workshops will be held from 3:30 pm – 5:30 pm on the designated day in each of the five counties.
These workshops will follow separate information sessions on the Transportation Alternatives Program (to be held from 2-3:30pm), which DVRPC and Pennsylvania Dept of Transportation will host to explain the upcoming competitive funding cycle for the TAP.
Registration for both the Circuit Trails Workshops and the TAP Information Sessions can be completed with the links below. You can register for either the information session or the workshop or both. There is no charge for either event.
If you have any questions pertaining to the Circuit Trails Workshop, please contact Sarah Clark Stuart at firstname.lastname@example.org or 215-242-9253, x306.
Schedule and Registration for Both Sessions
Tuesday, October 20th – Philadelphia County
DVRPC Main Conference Room
190 N. Independence Mall West, Philadelphia, PA 19106
Thursday, October 22nd – Delaware County
Media Courthouse – DelCo Room
201 West Front Street, Media, PA 19063
Monday, October 26th – Bucks County
Bucks County Planning Commission – 4th Floor Conference Room
1260 Almshouse Road, Doylestown, PA 18901
Tuesday, October 27th – Chester County
Chester County Planning Commission – GSC Room 149
601 Westtown Road, West Chester, PA 19382
Wednesday, October 28th – Montgomery County
Montgomery County Planning Commission – Montgomery Room
One Montgomery Plaza Building Suite 202
425 Swede Street, Norristown, PA 19401


Cobh Harbor and Promenade : Cobh Harbor has an interesting maritime history, and is famous for its views of the multi-colored houses and rooftops of the city.
The original small wooden pier of the Titanic is preserved, as well as the offices of the White Star Line shipping company, whose building today houses a museum about the ill-fated ship. The Promenade is a pedestrian plaza located in front of the sea, and is officially called Jonh Fitzgerald Kennedy Park. Recently built, it has a curious monument to the navigator, ancient cannons, elegant benches and a beautiful gazebo.
The picturesque image of the place is characterized by its hillside location – combined with some very steep streets – and numerous brightly colored houses, is a NoFilter users’ favorite photo location.
Access : Coordinates: 51.851, -8.2967 /


State of California • Department of Transportation
Date: April 22, 2016
District: 4 – Oakland
Contact: Vince Jacala
Phone: (510) 286-5206
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
State Route 29-Channelization Project-Napa County
Updates Starting Sunday, April 24
NAPA COUNTY – Caltrans and its local stakeholders are continuing construction of the State Route 29 (SR-29) Channelization Project in and near St. Helena in Napa County.
Below is the week-ahead project update.
WEEK STARTING APRIL 24-April 30, 2016
• Roadway excavation and compaction btwn Dowdell LN & Charter Oak Ave on northbound SR-29.
• Storm drain construction between Stice Lane and Dowdell Lane on southbound SR-29.
Work is scheduled 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM, Wed through Fri. No daytime lane closures anticipated.
• Temporary re-striping to shift northbound traffic to the center channelization lane. Re-striping is between Mee Lane to Charter Oak Avenue – Monday & Tuesday nights
• Installation of temporary railing (k-rail) between Dowdell LN and Charter Oak AV – Wed night
Work is scheduled 7:00 PM to 6:00 AM, Monday evening through Thursday morning. One-way traffic control will in effect. Delays of up to 5 minutes are expected. Left-turn movements from southbound 29 onto Mills Lane may be limited.
Although the lane shift will primarily be between Dowdell Lane and Charter Oak for the k-rail placement, the temporary striping will encompass the entire length of the project. This is necessary as crews will need to transition to two lanes and other temporary striping work.
For additional information: http://www.dot.ca.gov/dist4/projects/NAP29Channelization/
Or follow us on Twitter: http://twitter.com/CaltransD4
For updates on county roads near SR-29 and maintained by the County of Napa go to:
Please be #BeWorkZoneAlert.
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Greenbelt Conservancy redesign exercise
From functional signage to functional Design elements
Alas, I will not be submitting this design. Now, if Greenbelt would like to hire me to complete the design system, I will be all for that. Until then, this Greenbelt Conservancy rebrand exercise will remain a well-realized idea that lives here on carlwaldron.com.


We are delighted to be kick starting this project working alongside Rossendale Borough Council, Water Village Trust and Water Primary School. The purpose of the project is to increase opportunity for leisure, sport and recreational activities for all members of the local community. The existing site which the school has used previously used for sports days and after school clubs or holiday clubs is no longer usable for children and the general public. The completed project (whatever that may be) would enable further opportunity for children and local residents to improve their physical health and well-being. Through initial consultations, a multipurpose sports pitch / facility could be central to the vision of the steering group. Further consultation is needed so watch this space and your letter box if you live or work in Water. Please leave a comment below in the meantime.


Painted in Newham on a very long wall that was built as part of the new Crossrail line that is coming to London. This wall is a cutting for the line to pass through. It is over one kilometre long and all great. I painted just a small 50 metre section one day.
Project Details: Commissioned by Crossrail
Address: Newham, London
Size: 50 metres long


We contracted Jeff at Emerald Renovations to build out our 3-bdrm home to a 4-bdrm. He submitted the building permit application but unfortunately, we were not given a full green light to move ahead from the city. At that point, we asked Jeff what our options were and basically with very little pushback on the city, he provided us with one unviable option of building one big room (?!), defeating the purpose of the project. So we decided to stop work and asked for the invoice. It was only then that we found out that he had gone ahead and bought major materials before getting the permit without telling us and was charging us for these materials. On top of this, he overcharged/doublecharged us for other items. It took us taking him to small claims court, and a lot of headache, to get our money back for the materials.


Corruption responsible for incessant collapse of buildings — Rector
Speaking, yesterday, in Kaduna, Nwafulugo said so many factors could lead to building collapse, while some collapsed structures are borne out of corruption.
“When contractors are given work to do, they want to cut corners and bring substandard materials. In fact, we are trying to curtail building collapse because everything boils down to the engineers that are really behind the whole thing. We want to ensure we prevent future occurrence, ” she said.
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Commuters participating in Bike to Work Day on Thursday, May 16, are invited to visit one of five “pit stop” locations as they pass through the City of Carlsbad from 6 to 9 a.m. The Carlsbad Village pit stop is sponsored by the City of Carlsbad and is located at the north end of the seawall at Frazee Beach at Carlsbad Boulevard.
Bike to Work Day is a nationwide effort that’s organized regionally by SANDAG. It promotes bicycling as a healthy, economical and environmentally friendly commute choice. While supplies last, participants will receive snacks, beverages and other giveaways at the pit stops.
The City of Carlsbad booth features the city’s Public Works staff, and the Economic Development Division’s Life in Action® campaign, highlighting the city’s location and businesses as an ideal choice for those who balance career aspirations to change the world with personal goals to pursue an active lifestyle.
“The City of Carlsbad encourages those who live and work in and around the city to join neighbors, friends, and coworkers in celebrating Bike to Work Day with us,” said Craig Williams, City of Carlsbad senior engineer. “Bike to Work is a perfect fit for the healthy lifestyle enjoyed by so many in Carlsbad.”
To register, or for more pit stop locations around the county, or to learn more about Bike to Work Day, call 511 and say “iCommute” or visit www.icommutesd.com.


My team continues to partner with community members to keep our neighborhoods clean. On May 21st, we joined the Arleta Looky Loos Neighborhood Watch to pick up trash around Filmore Street. The week before, we were out with the Van Nuys Neighborhood Council, tackling the overgrown vegetation, litter and illegal dumping along the Sepulveda Blvd medians (pictured here). On June 18th, I hope you’ll join us for another clean-up in Van Nuys. We’ll be meeting at Delano Park on the corner of Noble Ave. and Erwin St. to clean up the area nearby. Find out more and RSVP on my website. Over the past month, we’ve also had clean-ups along Bessemer Street in Van Nuys and another with Iglesia Ni Cristo in Panorama City where we collected over 50 bags of trash!


Located eight miles east of downtown Los Angeles, Alhambra is often referred to as the "Gateway to the San Gabriel Valley." A distinctive city logo depicts a Moorish-style archway leading into the city reminiscent of the historic Alhambra in Granada, Spain. The City received its name from a book entitled The Alhambra by Washington Irving, published in 1832, 71 years before its incorporation in 1903. The majority of land within the City's current boundaries was included in a 1771 land grant that led to the establishment of the nearby San Gabriel Mission.
While its history and origins retain a heavy Spanish influence, the City's current population of 85,804 consists of a wide range of ethnic groups and many businesses in and around Alhambra have ties to international commerce. Residents of Alhambra are served by Alhambra Hospital and Medical Center and Alhambra is home to one of the region’s premiere meeting and conference locations, Almansor Court.
More information can be obtained about civic and business opportunities through the Alhambra Chamber of Commerce.


Local teen builds dog park as Eagle Scout project
Benjamin Dufresne, a Boy Scout from Troop 13 in St. Charles, designed and built a 150-foot diameter dog park at Poynor Park in Campton Township for his Eagle Scout project.
Dufresne's dog park includes 450 feet of split-rail fencing that Benjamin and his volunteers put up, along with three agility elements and two benches that were built and installed.
Benjamin also raised funds and solicited donations to help with building the park.
The dog park was built with help from volunteers at work days that Benjamin organized.
"The hardest part was fundraising since it was such an expensive project," according to Benjamin. He added that his favorite part was actually building the park and how many people came out to help.
Residents, and their pets, were enjoying the new dog park as soon as it was finished.


Overbrook Road and Pioneer Ave. Intersection Closure
Pipe replacement work is nearing completion. Road resurfacing will start on Monday August 22nd. And the intersection is scheduled to re-open on Thursday August 25th, weather permitting.
Summer Road Improvements
The 2022 Paving improvements will be starting on Tuesday July 5th. Milling, Paving and stormwater improvements is scheduled for:
Mountain View Drive
West Fallbrook Drive
Sunnybrook Lane / Pipe Replacement
Spencer Road / Pipe Replacement and Road Improvements
Jake Moore Road / Pipe Replacement and Road Improvements
Temporary road closures will occur during paving operations. New Enterprise Lime and Stone along with the Township Road Department will be completing the work. Work to be completed by mid-September, weather permitting.
Dallas Area Municipal Authority 2022 Electronic Recycling
Spotted Lanternfly in Luzerne County
The Spotted Lanternfly is an invasive planthopper native to Asia first discovered in Berks County in 2014. Luzerne County along with 44 Counties in Pennsylvania are now on the quarantine list for the Lanternfly. To see more and stop the spread of the Spotted Lanternfly take a look at the Toolkit below.
SOUTHSIDE NATURE PLAYGROUND
Visitors are reminded to accompany young children and only park in designated parking areas.
Overbrook Ave. SR 1014 Bridge Replacement
Penn Dot held a public meeting at the Township Administration Building on Tuesday July 19, 2022 to discuss the Overbrook Ave. Bridge replacement and take public comment. Penn Dot is planning to replace the bridge starting in 2024. Go to the Penn Dot link below for further details.
Harveys Lake Fire and Ambulance Association 100th Anniversary Celebration
The celebration will be held on September 3rd and 4th. Please reference the Event Schedule below for more information.
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The metropolis Landmarks Preservation Commission this week despatched billionaire hedge funder Bill Ackman and his spouse Neri Oxman again to the drafting board to change plans for a two-story, glass penthouse they need to construct atop a century outdated constructing close to Central Park — an addition neighbors have panned as an attention-seeking vainness venture that appears, amongst different issues, like a wayward flying saucer.
It “looks like a Malibu beach house that got blown onto our roof,” Mary Breasted, who lives within the constructing at 6-16 West 77th Street, sniffed throughout Tuesday’s digital Landmarks assembly.
The fee delay a vote on the design by famend architect Norman Foster, which might substitute a pink stucco dwelling on prime of the Upper West Side co-op, Bloomberg reported.
The construction is a part of a four-apartment buy that Ackman, the CEO of Pershing Square, purchased in 2018 for $22.5 million.
The couple was as an alternative informed to revisit their proposal, to make it barely shorter so it’s much less seen from the road, in accordance with Business Insider.
“We ask the applicants to continue to study this project,” Landmarks Chair Sarah Carroll said at the end of the listening to. “You are in the right direction, [but continue] thinking about how you can fulfill the design intent of this glass house on the roof by sinking it down, lowering it, maintain a more sort of horizontal quality.”
The plans for the 5,200-square-foot penthouse — which can take at least 18 months to construct — got a go-ahead advisory vote by Community Board 7 on Nov. 3.
But constructing resident Belle Horwitz informed Landmarks that the co-op’s board hasn’t accepted the plan, and that seven former board presidents who live within the constructing oppose it, in accordance with Bloomberg.
“It’s almost mocking us,” she continued, describing the design as “a deliberately discordant project whose sole objective is to call attention to itself.”
The fee acquired 50 letters opposing the proposal from people and one other 4 from advocacy teams, Carroll mentioned, in accordance with Business Insider.
But one resident of the constructing who attended the listening to mentioned the opponents had been merely louder and extra seen than the supporters.
“The number of shareholders in our building who oppose this project are wildly overrepresented in this hearing,” he mentioned.
Ackman, who attended the Zoom listening to, mentioned he spent two years engaged on the plans after ditching an earlier design that will have been too seen from the road.
His purpose, he mentioned, was to provide you with a venture that was extra considerate and refined for the rooftop overlooking Central Park.
“The last thing we wanted to do here was barge in and build something on someone else’s building disrespectfully,” he mentioned.
Former New Yorker structure critic Paul Goldberger spoke in assist of the design, saying it might substitute a “mediocre penthouse with first-rate architecture.”
Former NYC Parks Commissioner and former President of the New-York Historical Society Betsy Gotbaum known as the plan “glorious” and mentioned she was “blown away by the beauty” of the design.
It’s not clear when the present penthouse, which is a part of the unique design of the 1927 constructing, was painted pink. Some opponents objected to destroying the present construction. The property isn’t a metropolis landmark, however falls throughout the Upper West Side/Central Park West historic district.


THE HIGHWAYS ACT 1980, THE ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 AND THE LOCAL AUTHORITIES TRAFFIC ORDER (PROCEDURE) (ENGLAND AND WALES) REGULATIONS 1996Notice ID: BOU0452377
Borough of Poole
BOROUGH AND THE COUNTY OF THE TOWN OF POOLE
THE HIGHWAYS ACT 1980, THE ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 AND THE LOCAL AUTHORITIES TRAFFIC ORDER (PROCEDURE) (ENGLAND AND WALES) REGULATIONS 1996 SHORT DURATION ROAD CLOSURE LAGLAND STREET
TEMPORARY PROHIBITION OF THROUGH TRAFFIC
The Borough and County of the Town of Poole hereby gives Notice that from 7am until 6pm on Monday 5 February 2018 no person shall cause or permit any vehicle to proceed along Lagland Street (from High Street to Newfoundland Drive). The temporary closure is necessary for carriageway resurfacing and the Council is satisfied that vehicles on the said road shall be prohibited.
If you require further information please contact Street
Scene, Tel No. 01202 262217.
J McLaughlin MSc MCILT MIHT,
Head of Growth and Infrastructure,
Room 159, Civic Centre, POOLE, BHI5 2RU.
25 January 2018


COVID-19 update - Sunday 16 January 2022
From 6pm Sunday 16 January, masks are to be worn at all indoor public venues, except for when undertaking vigorous indoor exercise. This includes all City facilities. More information.
Road Projects - Marmion Avenue Dualling to Yanchep
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The dualling covers 11.5km of road from Brighton to Yanchep and will help reduce traffic congestion along this section of Marmion Avenue.
The works are divided into 3 sections:
For updates please visit the main project page:
Landscape design for sections 2 and 3.
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Civil Construction to be completed June 2020, with landscaping to follow in the winter of 2020.
Ph: 9405 5000
Page last updated: June 2020.


Amber Werchon Property presents to the market Lot 2/117 Windsor Road,
If you have been dreaming about building a duplex or a single home but are struggling to find a decent sized block at the right price? look no
further; located in a lush green pocket of beautiful Burnside with a country
feel is a substantial sized land parcel at 800m2.
Located in a very quiet pocket of Burnside on a no-through road, the
children can walk to local schools from here including: St John's College,
Burnside Primary and High, plus TAFE.
The amenities of town such as: rail to Brisbane, cinemas, boutique cafes/bars, supermarkets, medical centres, banks, general retail, and two hospitals are all within a five-minute drive to Nambour CBD.
- Property type: Vacant land


Nice lots in quiet subdivision. Public sewer & water. Easy access to highway. Some lots can be exposed or walk-out. Pond on property.
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|Subdivision: Chambers Hill Farms|


Dorset Council has issued a Notice under Section 14  of the Road Traffic Regulations Act 1984 as amended. All vehicles will be prohibited from proceeding along Loop Farm Road, Lytchett Matravers between Lower Loop Farm Lane and Greenfields Farm, a distance of approximately 290 metres. The Notice is needed in order to comply with health and safety regulations which require the provision of safe working areas and to minimise likelihood of danger to highway users. It will come into operation on 15th August 2023 and remain in force for five days, however it is anticipated that the works will be completed by 15th August 2023.
This Notice will enable Stabilised Pavements Ltd safe access to carry out carriageway maintenance works.
There will be no alternative route on this occasion, however access will be maintained.
For further information about the work being undertaken, call Stabilised Pavements Ltd on 01604 882955. To discuss this Notice, call Dorset Highways Traffic Team on 01305 221020 or email email@example.com.
A map of the affected area can be seen in the official notice embedded below (as a PDF) or downloadable here as a PDF.


Blackburn Children's Gala Day - Road Closure and Parking Suspension (Saturday 11 Jun)
Roads closure and parking suspensions will be in place for the Gala Day procession
Elm Grove, Ash Grove, Rowan Drive, Rowan Street, Mosside Road, Ladeside Road, Ladeside Avenue, Riddochhill Road, Mill Road
Bathgate Road - Between Riddochhill Road (north) and Riddochhill Road (south)
Ash Grove - Between Bathgate Road and Elm Grove
Rowan Street - Between Rowan Terrace and Ash Grove
When will this take place?
- The closure and suspensions will be in place from 10.30am until 3pm on Saturday 11 June
Main parade between 1pm and 2.30pm
Bathgate Road - Riddochhill Road, Mill Road and vice versa
Ash Grove - Elm Grove, Rowan Drive, Rowan Street, Mosside Road, Bathgate Road and Vice Versa.
Rowan Street - Rowan Street, Mosside Drive, Bathgate Road and vice versa
Map of closures and suspensions


For our friends from out of town or for those people who don’t want to hassle with looking for parking spots on marathon morning, we are pleased to provide race day shuttle bus transportation sponsored by the Fargo/Moorhead/West Fargo Convention and Visitors Bureau, from various locations throughout Fargo/West Fargo & Moorhead to the Fargodome. Below are the current locations from where shuttle buses will be picking up people.
Shuttle buses will depart from the above locations 5:00am on Saturday morning and will continue until 7:00am.
Shuttle buses will also be taking runners back to these locations (leaving from the Fargodome) on a regular basis from 11:00am until 3:00pm on Saturday afternoon.
All runners with a bib number are allowed on the bus at no charge.


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The original item was published from 7/27/2022 4:19:00 PM to 8/27/2022 12:00:04 AM.
Posted on: July 27, 2022
[ARCHIVED] City Announces Biennial Beautification Contest Winners
The City of Creve Coeur Horticulture, Ecology and Beautification (HEB) Committee is proud to announce the Beautification Contest Award Winners for 2022.


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Clubhouse: (925) 825-0250
January 13, 2017 – Our annual tree trimming and removal is scheduled to begin on Tuesday, January 31, and finish on Monday, February 6. Trees throughout the North and South Slopes, as well as the central greenbelt will be trimmed for safety and tree health. Dead and dying trees will be removed. The total number of trees to be trimmed and removed is far less than last year, when we needed to play catch up.


Reported in the Flytipping category anonymously at 18:55, Mon 3 February 2014
Sent to Oxford City Council 5 minutes later
A big box full of rubbish and glass left in the alleyway between Leiden Road and The Slade. Council were informed on Saturday but the rubbish remains?
Provide an update


This 12-acre site lies north of CR 462 and east of US 301 in Wildwood. It can be accessed by three county roads. Industrial zoning allows any permitted use. Suggested use is storage due to the great need in the area and the City of Wildwood's favorable position on this use.
The Villages continue to build and other restricted neighborhoods are under construction, bringing ever more need for storage. Several facitities in the area are full with waiting lists.
This property is centrally located approximately 1/2 mile from The Villages and 3.5 miles to the Turnpike / I75. South 1.2 acres recently sold to landscaping company.
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Temporary Road Closure - R700 Clodagh, Inistioge, Tuesday 28th & Wednesday 29th of June
Local diversions shall be in operation and signposted, this work is weather dependent
Comhairle Chontae Chill Chainnigh
Kilkenny County Council
Municipal District of Callan-Thomastown
Notice of Roadworks
Kilkenny County Council wish to advise that road ref: R700 at Clodagh, Inistioge will be closed to vehicular traffic on Tuesday 28th and Wednesday 29thJune from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. approximately from its junction with R705 at the Stripes to its junction with R703 at Thomastown.
- Local diversions shall be in operation and signposted.
- You are advised that this work is weather dependent.
Kilkenny County Council appreciates your co-operation and apologise for any inconvenience caused.


Dining Out For A Cause
On Thursday, October 22nd, Bigelo’s Bistro is participating in the City of Edwardsville’s Dining Out for a Cause event “Eat. Fund. Play.” as a part of the city’s “A Better Place to Play” campaign.
From 4pm to 9pm on Thursday, patrons visiting Bigelo’s will not only be enjoying a great meal but will also be supporting this community-wide initiative. Because of our partnership with Eat. Fund. Play., 10% of all revenue generated on the night of the 22nd will be donated to this cause.
A Better Place to Play was created to build awareness and funds for the following programs: an ice rink/teen complex, a sports park, and a spray & play park. These additional recreational facilities fulfill a need for more ball fields, ice-time, and water features that are currently lacking at our local parks in Edwardsville.
Bigelo’s Bistro is dedicated to investing in the future of the Edwardsville and Glen Carbon communities. Please join us on Thursday, October 22nd to help raise money for this great cause!


A seven-member board, appointed for a seven-year term, which meets the 2nd Tuesday of each month at 7:00 PM in the Town Hall Meeting Room. This is a legally constituted board responsible for the review and approval or denial of development application in the Town, which primarily relates to new homes (subdivision approval) or are related to construction or expansion of business (site plan approval).
All meeting dates are subject to change and they will be posted on the calendar on the Town’s website. All members of any board or committee have to be a Chili Town Resident and are appointed by the Town Board.
Members: Michael Nyhan – Chair, Matt Emens, David Cross, John Hellaby, Paul Bloser, Joe Defendis, and Glenn Hyde. Liaison: Supervisor Dunning.


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Community Relations Coordinator
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Minnesota Department of
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Public open house for Highway 248 resurfacing project near Rollingstone set for July 8
ROCHESTER, Minn. —Interested individuals are invited to attend an open house on Thursday, July 8 to discuss the Highway 248 resurfacing project from Altura to Highway 61. The open house is scheduled from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. in room 140 of the Rollingstone Community School and City office building, 61 Main Street.
Minnesota Department of Transportation staff will be available to answer questions about construction impacts, the schedule and detour routes. The project is scheduled for construction in summer 2011 and once it is finished motorists will experience a smoother and safer ride.
To request an ASL interpreter call 651-366-4720. To request other reasonable accommodations, call 651-366-4718; the Minnesota Relay Service toll-free at 1-800-627-3529 (TTY, Voice or ASCII) or 711, or e-mail your request to ADArequest@dot.state.mn.us.


NOTICE – PUBLIC HEARING OCTOBER 27, 2020 – Rezoning Request for 2 Properties along Roosevelt Avenue, Kenneth Road & Westgate Drive
The West Manchester Township Board of Supervisors will hold a public hearing to consider the rezoning request of two (2) properties on Tuesday, October 27, 2020, at 6:00 p.m. at the Shiloh Fire Hall in the open-air equipment bays located at 2190 Carlisle Road, York, PA. This venue will allow for appropriate social distancing in accordance with the Executive Order signed by Governor Wolf effective July 16, 2020.
REZONING REQUEST for two (2) parcels along Roosevelt Avenue and Westgate Drive to rezone the following properties:
UPI #: 51-000-JH-0013-00 – Roosevelt Avenue (Currently zoned Open Space Residential-3 and R-3 Residential. Proposed request to rezone the entire parcel to Professional Office.)
UPI#: 51-000-34-0002-00 – 1800 Kenneth Road (Currently zoned R-4 Residential and Open Space Residential-3. Proposed request to rezone the entire parcel to R-4 Residential.)
This public hearing will be advertised in the York newspaper, on the West Manchester Township website and the West Manchester Township Parks & Recreation Facebook page. Signs will also be posted on the properties included in the rezoning request. Due to the nature of the Covid-19 pandemic, please continue to check the West Manchester Township website for possible changes to this public hearing.
All interested parties wishing to be heard are invited to attend the public meeting. Persons attending must practice social distancing and must wear a mask at all times while in the Shiloh Fire Hall.
Should you have questions or concerns prior to this meeting, please submit your questions or comments at firstname.lastname@example.org or by calling the Township office at (717)792-3505 during regular business hours, no later than noon on October 26, 2020.


The Bathurst Female Factory which housed female convicts in the early 1800’s was in the vicinity of Charlotte & William Streets. It was the first two storey building west of the mountains and had a brick floor. It was demolished shortly after it ceased to be used for this purpose.
Our Group has been successful in obtaining a grant and a couple of members made generous donations towards conducting a Ground Penetrating Radar survey of the general area in the hope of locating evidence of the site below the ground.
This survey will take place on Friday 20th September. Council will be closing Charlotte St. and the road shoulders in the vicinity during the day while the survey takes place.
All members are welcome to come and visit the site to see the procedure from 10-3 pm.


Capacity Management – Sunday 8th October 2023
Date: Sunday 8th October 2023
Time: 9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Area: Rose Street, James Lane, Eden Lane, Terrel Lane, Francis lane, Franklyn Lane, Churchill Lane, Munro Street, Dupigny Lane, Grants Lane, Franklyn Lane, Bowers lane, Watty Lane, Rawles Lane, Charles Avenue, McIntyre Lane, Jolly Lane, Benjamin Lane, Winston Lane, Federation Drive, Shop lane, Short Lane, Princess Lane, Solomon Lane, Greens Lane, Church Lane, Murphy’s Lane, Jeffers Lane, Scotland Lane & Carnal Lane & sections of Tarish Pit, Upper Kennedy Avenue & Upper River Street.
Reason: To allow DOMLEC to manage the available capacity.
Please note that the areas and times may be subjected to change. DOMLEC regrets any inconvenience which may be caused.


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Outwardly, strip foundations do not differ much from the piled ones. Such foundation are just more expedient when planning a house with a basement, or multi-dwelling homes. Besides, thermal insulation and water proofing must be placed over walls of the strip foundation. If groundwater is high, drainage is necessary. The making of strip foundations takes somewhat longer, as it is necessary to dig out the ground and to provide access to the strip foundation from all sides, to assemble moulds, and to install reinforced concrete.


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Middleton Notice of Public Hearing
Request For Amendment Of General Implementation Plan
June 25, 2019 Plan Commission Meeting
7:05 p.m. at City Hall Council Chambers
or on the title to read the full Notice of Public Hearing.
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1. A new Traffic Dispersal Plan was launched in KL on Friday, 15 May will focus on Brickfieds, Pudu areas.
For more information please see:
- New plan to tackle Brickfields traffic woes
- LAUNCHED: RM194 million traffic plan to beat KL traffic jams
Comments from TRANSIT can be found here.
2. KTM Launches “Hybrid” Trains to expand capacity of Komuter Service. For more information see:
Comments from TRANSIT can be seen here.
3. Letter – Rapid Penang not the first to offer WiFi service
Reply from RapidPenang can be seen here.
4. Reminder – Selangor State Government Roadshow comes to MPK on Sunday, 17 May. For talking points on public transport, please see this link.
5. Reminder – Sunday disruptions (scheduled) of LRT service in May 2009 will continue on Sunday, 17 May from 6:30-10 am on Kelana Jaya line. There will be no LRT service to the 5 underground stations of the Kelana Jaya Line but RapidKL will provide free shuttle buses from Pasar Seni to Damai (free service does not include Kg. Baru LRT). For more information please see the RapidKL website at http://www.rapidkl.com.my or http://www.rapidkl.com.my/20090428_transp_en.htm


Guadalupe County Joins South Central Texas Sub-Regional Planning Commission
November 25, 2008
Kathy Palmer, President SCTSRPC
Well it is official! The South Central Texas Sub-Regional Planning Commission officially welcomes Guadalupe County to the table.
In a unanimous vote the Guadalupe County Commissioners Court voted to pass the resolution to join our 391 Commission.
We are now made up of the following entities: The City of St. Hedwig, Wilson County, the City of Marion, and Guadalupe County. Between the 4 of us we now cover the following TxDOT roadways: SH1604, US 87, IH10 and SH130 (not to mention numerous Farm to Market Roads) and we look forward to the continuing coordination meetings with TxDOT as well as other state and federal agencies.
Have a wonderful and Happy Thanksgiving!!


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The world of work is changing. So, what comes next?
Pandemic highlights the need for smarter, more adaptable cities
Simplifying connectivity to existing HART devices
Restarting airports: Navigating through turbulent times
Is Design and Build suitable for the next generation of smart buildings?


Temporary Traffic Management to facilitate Resurfacing Works on the L-7205-2 Mullaghnoney, Co.Tipperary has been extended until 19.00 on 14th September at 19.00Hrs. Works commenced 13th of September 2023 at 07.00hrs and will now finish on the 14th September 2023 at 19.00hrs.
Diversions will be in place. Expect delays. Local access will be facilitated.
Mapped locations are for visual reference only.


New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo introduced Monday a plan to completely overhaul LaGuardia Airport that comes with a $4 billion price tag for the first part. He made the announcement at a luncheon detailing new infrastructure plans for his state. Vice President Joe Biden was at the meeting. (Tweet This)
Biden, who last year compared the airport to something found in the "third world," fully supports the plan which will break ground next year. Total construction will take about 18 months, Cuomo said.
"It is actually happening," said Cuomo. "LaGuardia Airport is un-New York."
He said that approvals that would normally take years were expedited by the vice president's office.
Read MorePower outage at LaGuardia Airport causes 3-hour delays
The construction will create 8,000 jobs, Cuomo said. The overhaul will completely change LaGuardia's current design. Instead of a series of ad hoc terminals, the new airport will consist of one unified terminal that will have connection to mass transportation, including to rail and ferry.
The new airport will be moved about 600 feet closer to the Grand Central Parkway to create more space for flight operation, the governor said.
Biden praised Cuomo's efforts to push the plan forward. "This is the greatest city in the world and it requires 21st century infrastructure," the vice president said.
The plan to build a new airport could not be done without the full cooperation of Delta Air Lines since the carrier privately leases its own disparate terminals on the site. Cuomo called the company "a great corporate citizen."
John F. Kennedy International Airport will also receive improvements as part of the wider infrastructure overhaul. The airport will get its own new hotel, set to create about 3,700 jobs, Cuomo said.
Biden in February of last year said if he blindfolded someone and took him to LaGuardia, he'd think he was in "some Third World country." In October, Biden and Cuomo talked about plans to improve the region's airports and announced a design competition.
Meanwhile, earlier in the day at a news conference in Western New York, Biden and Cuomo revealed details about a photonics hub to be located in Rochester.
—The Associated Press contributed to this report.


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Minutes of a Special Meeting
 March 21, 2002
 Town of Los Altos Hills
 City Council Special Meeting
 Thursday, March 21, 2002, 5:00 p.m.
 Town Hall, 26379 Fremont Road
 1. CALL TO ORDER AND ROLL CALL
 Mayor Casey called the Special Meeting of the City Council to order at 5:05
 p.m. at Town Hall.
 Present: Mayor Casey and Councilmembers Cheng, Finn and
 O'Malley
 Absent: Mayor Pro Tem Fenwick
 Staff: City Manager Maureen Cassingham,Planning Director
 Carl Cahill, City Attorney Sandy Sloan, City Engineer/
 Director of Public Works Mintze Cheng, Assistant
 • Engineer John Chau and City Clerk Pat Dowd
 Press: Liz Cloutman,Los Altos Town Crier; Chuck Carroll,
 San Jose Mercury News
 2. STUDY SESSION ON THE INFORMATION OBTAINED BY TOWN
 STAFF ON OFF-ROAD PATHWAYS PATHS AND EASEMENTS
 AND THE PROCESS THAT THE COUNCIL WILL IMPLEMENT TO
 OBTAIN PUBLIC IN PUT PRIOR TO ADOPTING AN UPDATED
 MAP
 The City Engineer/Director of Public Works commented that Council had
 before them a map showing the following: road-side pathways, off-road
 pathways with easements, off-road pathway easements without paths, and
 off-road pathways without easements. She also noted that the Town had
 retained the services of Brian Robinson to walk the paths and to provide
 an assessment of the path system. Mr. Robinson was available to answer
 any questions.
 Casey outlined what she hoped would be accomplished at this meeting.
 She believed Council needed to discuss methodology and also needed to
 determine what were the vital links between on and off-road paths; which
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[Fordham Road and Jerome Avenue.]
[Fordham Road and Jerome Avenue, looking East.]
Fordham Supply Co., Inc.
Burnside Avenue and Jerome Avenue, northeast corner. [Future site of] Corn Exchange Bank, Fordham branch
[Fordham branch of the Corn Exchange Bank.]
West Fordham Road and Andrews Avenue North. St. Nicholas of Tolentine Church
[Kingsbridge Road looking north east from Fordham Road.]
Bathgate Avenue. Fordham University Medical College.
Fordham University. Gymnasium
[Saint John's Cottage, Fordham.]
Fordham Hospital. Interior
Fordham Hospital. Interior, kitchen
Fordham Hospital. Exterior


The Select Board is seeking volunteers from the community to serve on the space needs committee.
As you may recall, a proposal was brought forth to construct a police station with town offices on Silver Street. That proposal was not placed on to the ballot because the public and Select Board felt there were a number of unanswered questions that needed to be addressed. The reinstatement of the Space Needs Committee is an effort to find as many answers to those questions as possible. The charge of the Committee can be found here or at the Town office.


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Soil collapse in Arta-Ioannina (NW Greece)
On October the 19th, an extensive soil collapse has occurred in close proximity to a residential area and the service road connecting Arta-Ioannina.
According to the first estimations, an area of approximately 80-100 sq.m. has collapsed creating a crater of 4-5m depth.
According to Professor Eythymios Lekkas, the soil collapse might be related to the recent seismic event of the 15th October. It has to be noted that the predominant bedrock material in the specific area is limestone where karstic features are primarily formed.


1996 No. 808
HIGHWAYS, ENGLAND AND WALES
The A21 Trunk Road (Tonbridge Bypass to Pembury Bypass Dualling) (Detrunking) Order 1996
4th March 1996
Coming into force
5th April 1996
The Secretary of State for Transport makes this Order in exercise of powers conferred by sections 10 and 12 of the Highways Act 1980(1) and now vested in him(2), and of all other powers enabling him in that behalf:—
1. This Order may be cited as the A21 Trunk Road (Tonbridge Bypass to Pembury Bypass Dualling) (Detrunking) Order 1996 and shall come into force on 5th April 1996.
2. In this Order—
(i)“classified road” as a classification for a highway, means that the highway is not a principal road for the purposes of enactment or instruments which refer to highways classified as principal roads but is a classified road for the purpose of every enactment and instrument which refers to highways classified by the Secretary of State and which does not specifically refer to their classification as principal roads;
(ii)“the new trunk road” means the new highway which the Secretary of State proposes to construct referred to in Article 2 of the A21 Trunk Road (Tonbridge Bypass to Pembury Bypass Dualling) Order 1996(3);
(iii)“the trunk road” means the A21 Trunk Road.
3. The length of the trunk road described in the Shedule to this Order shall cease to be a trunk road and shall be clssified as a classified road from the date on which the Secretary of State notifies Kent County Council that the new road is open to traffic.
Signed by authority of the Secretary of State for Transport
Director Southern Operations Division Highway Agency
4th March 1996
THE SCHEDULELENGTH OF THE TRUNK ROAD CEASING TO BE A TRUNK ROAD
The length of the trunk road ceasing to be a trunk road is situated between a point 280 metres southwest of its junction with A2014 Pembury Road and a point 100 metres south of its junction with Longfield Road and is shown by Broad black dashes on the plan numbered HA 10/1/SWM/126, marked “The A21 Trunk Road (Tonbridge Bypass to Pembury Bypass Dualling) (Detrunking) Order 1996”, signed by authority of the Secretary of State for Transport and deposited at the Department of Transport, Great Mister House, 76 Marsham Street, London SW1P 4DR.
1980 c. 66.