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The Longmeadow Department of Public Works (DPW) will be flushing water mains beginning Monday, October 16th, 2017.
The Converse Street Project will begin April 3rd, 2017. Expect delays on Converse St. from Laurel St. to Dwight Rd.
Please visit this page to learn and follow any information on the DPW Facility Project.


Starting Tuesday, October 10th, Mitchell Sand and Gravel (a contractor for the Town) will be starting the Town of Brattleboro’s annual Capital Paving Project. We will begin milling small joints at intersections and Project limits. Weather dependent, we anticipate paving on Washington Street, Frost Street, Willow Street, Williams Street, Terrace Street, Tyler Street, Bradley Avenue, and Black Mountain Road from Wednesday, October 11th through Friday, October 13th. Please anticipate traffic disruptions during these operations.
If you have any questions, please contact Hannah Tyler, Highway and Utilities Superintendent at (802) 254–4255 or email@example.com.


Public meeting of a regional group with participants and topics of discussion that relate to the metro Boston region. The meeting will be held in person as well as virtually.
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This is a public meeting of the Somerville Affordable Housing Trust Fund. The meeting will be held virtually in compliance with Governor Baker’s emergency orders regarding the Open Meeting Law.
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Prayers during a protest against the demolition of a mosque in New Delhi on January 14, 2011. (AFP Photo)
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NEW DELHI: Delhi chief minister Sheila Dikshit met Shahi Imam Syed Ahmed Bukhari on Friday morning to defuse tension brewing over the demolition of a mosque in South Delhi. The chief minister had an hour-long conversation with the Imam where she assured that the mosque will be rebuilt in the same area.
"She came here to convey the message of the Union Home Minister and the Urban Development Minister Jaipal Reddy to state that mosque will be rebuilt. But until the mosque is built, our fight shall continue. Mosques are the identity of Muslims and we cannot tolerate repression on that count," Bukhari said while addressing a gathering of over 10,000 people at the Jama Masjid.
Breaking from the tradition, the Imam did not lead the prayers at the historical mosque and monument on Friday and instead went to pray at the sites where the mosque was demolished along with several other Muslim clerics and political leaders including RJD MLA from Chandni Chowk Shoaib Iqbal and SP leader Mulayam Singh Yadav.The SP leader blasted the Congress Government's wrong policies which have failed to alleviate the concerns of the minority community despite years of rule and promises.
The Delhi Development Authority (DDA) demolished the mosque in south-east Delhi's Jangpura-B Block area at around 6am amidst heavy police presence on Wednesday. The DDA said the site was illegally encroached and slums and the mosque were built on it. On October 28, 2010, the Delhi High Court ordered the demolition of the structure within four weeks and warned that any further delay would be considered contempt of court. The demolition triggered rioting in the city.


29 Dufferin - Bridge Structural Work
Route resumes regular routing into Exhibition Place on April 16, 2014.
The Dufferin Street temporary bridge to Exhibition Place is now open to two-way traffic.
Effective 5:00 am, April 16, 2014
Route 29/329 DUFFERIN buses will resume its regular routing.
Effective 2:00 am, April 17, 2014
Route 329 DUFFERIN and 316 Ossington all-night buses will resume their regular routing.


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Lois Conley of St. Louis grew up in Mill Creek Valley, where everything was in walking distance, and neighbors kept a close eye on each others’ children.
“You felt safe; You felt protected. Everybody knew everybody,” Conley said.
But in the late 1950s, the area between Union Station and Saint Louis University was condemned in the name of urban renewal. Families moved away and lost touch.
Now St. Louis is a finalist in a national contest that would help fund a public art project documenting the destruction of Mill Creek.
The St. Louis project is among 14 finalists chosen by The Bloomberg Philanthropies Public Art Challenge, a program designed to foster creative partnerships and economic growth in cities around the country.
“Maybe we can use this as a lesson about how we might do things differently in the future,” Conley said.
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The Palaszczuk Government is pretending to bring forward funding through a program that stalled in its first year, leaving a huge gap in the pipeline of infrastructure projects delivered in regional and rural communities across Far North Queensland.
LNP Shadow Northern Development Minister Andrew Cripps said today’s announcement that $70 million would be made available for Round 3 of Labor’s disastrous Building our Regions program would be met with scepticism by local councils.
“Despite claiming they ‘topped up’ the Building our Regions program in last year’s state budget, it still falls a huge $120 million dollars short of the former LNP Government’s landmark $495 million Royalties for Regions program,” Mr Cripps said.
“The Palaszczuk Government’s program is a pale, cheap and nasty replacement for the LNP’s hugely successful Royalties for Regions program and it’s failed dismally to deliver much needed infrastructure projects and jobs in the bush.
“In Government, the LNP delivered the Dalrymple Road Bridge, the Townsville Sewerage Treatment Plant, Blakeys Crossing, Mareeba Airport Upgrade, Innisfail Commercial Wharf and Stage 1 of the Mareeba Wastewater Treatment Plant.
“Labor’s smaller, shorter and narrower program stalled in its first year, with the Palaszczuk Government’s own 2016-17 budget papers revealing the Building our Regions program had a 99 per cent underspend in its first year – it was a flop.
“Annastacia Palaszczuk can’t turn around now and say she is bringing forward Round 3 when Round 1 never really happened and no-one knows where Round 2 is up to – Labor is tripping over the paperwork, but can’t deliver any projects.
“Labor’s Building our Regions program has been a disaster for local communities and councils but the LNP had committed to reinstating its effective Royalties for Regions program if it is returned to office at the next state election.”
Projects delivered to North Queensland through LNP’s Royalties for Regions program:
- Dalrymple Road Bridge – $40 million
- Townsville Sewerage Treatment Plant – $30 million
- Blakeys Crossing – $19.5 million
- Woolcock and Mather Street Intersection – $9 million
- Howitt and Rose Street Stormwater upgrade – $7.1 million
- Forrest Beach Water Security – $2.6 million
- Kirwan State High School Parking project – $2 million
- Home Hill Flood Mitigation Works – $4.2 million
- Burdekin Community Redevelopment project – $777,000
- Charters Towers Water Reticulation system – $715,000
Projects delivered to Far North Queensland through LNP’s Royalties for Regions program:
- Innisfail Commercial Wharf – $2.2 million
- Kuranda Critical Water Supply project – $1 million
- Mareeba Wastewater Treatment Plant Critical Infrastructure Project Stage 1 – $1.5 million
- Mareeba Airport Upgrade – $13 million
- Limestone Creek causeway realignment & upgrade – $440,000
- Upgrade of the Tinaroo Sewerage Treatment Plant – $2 million
- Redlynch Road Connection project – $2.6 million
- Cooktown Foreshore Revitalisation $6.6 million
- Mobile tire shredder to service councils in North and Far North Queensland – $850,000


Melbury Abbas landslip road to remain shut 'for weeks'
Work to clear and examine a Dorset road blocked by a landslip after heavy rain will take until the end of March Dorset County Council has said.
The C13 road either side of Melbury Abbas was cut off on 9 March after a large fall from the steep slopes at Dinah's Hollow.
The authority said 20-30 tonnes of earth and debris collapsed onto the road in the slip.
The road was shut for over a year in April 2014 due to its unstable slopes.
The road which links Blandford to Shaftesbury, reopened in July with CCTV cameras, a reduced width and temporary traffic lights in place.
A two-mile (3km) diversion, via the A350 Blandford to Shaftesbury road, is in place while the road remains closed.
Dorset County Council said the collapse had damaged concrete barriers recently installed to stabilise the slopes.
Long-term repairs to stabilise the banks which could see metal rods measuring up to 12 metres (39ft) being driven into the banks would cost an estimated £4m.


Lit Road Sign Knocked Over By Car
Reported in the Road traffic signs category anonymously at 09:46, Mon 11 November 2019
Sent to Hertfordshire County Council 4 minutes later
A Lit Road Sign has been knocked over by car between the two roundabouts on Gresley Way (between Martins Way roundabout and Great Ashby Way roundabout). Sign is now on the grass verge. Many thanks.
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On Thursday, July 27th Accessible Dispatch joined the NYC Parks Department Summer On the Hudson weekly event, Senior Movements. This dance class workshop, led by master teacher Naomi Goldberg Haas, is focused on engaging seniors of all ages and abilities and gives them the opportunity to get out, socialize, and creatively express themselves through movement.
During the event the Accessible Dispacth team was able to discuss the benefits of the NYC TLC Accessible Dispatch program. Which launches citywide this fall, providing wheelchair accessible transportation utilizing the City’s yellow and green cabs. Passengers will be able to book trips on demand via an app, website, telephone, and text and will privately pay for the trip via cash or credit card. Accessible Dispatch is excited to partner with the NYC Parks Department to remove barriers for individuals with disabilities and to give them the freedom to access the city like never before.


US Housing Construction Hits 4-Year High Up 15% in September: Commerce department By Newser Editors and Wire Services Posted Oct 17, 2012 8:43 AM CDT 35 comments Comments In this Friday, Sept. 21, 2012, photo, new homes are constructed in Edmond, Okla. (AP Photo/Sue Ogrocki,) (Newser) – US builders started construction on single-family homes and apartments in September at the fastest pace since July 2008, a further indication that the housing recovery is strengthening. The Commerce Department says builders broke ground at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 872,000 in September. That's an increase of 15% from the August level. Applications for building permits, a good sign of future construction, jumped nearly 12% to an annual rate of 894,000, also the highest since July 2008. The strength in September came from both single-family construction, which rose 11%, and apartments, which increased 25.1%. Construction activity is now 82.5% higher than the recession low hit in April 2009, although activity is still below healthy levels.


Early discussions with the Council will help you make informed decisions about your development application.
If you are planning a development, subdivision or building that may need development approval or any other consents or permits, we recommend you talk to us before you submit your application. This may help to avoid unnecessary processing delays.
Find out more:
What we can help with
The Council can:
- help you understand the process
- confirm what, if any, consents, permits, licenses or approvals you need
- find out what information you need to help you prepare an application
- identify any issues that you may need to address in your application.
We understand that where you are in the planning stage will influence when and how you choose to engage with us and what you want to discuss. This will also influence the information we may ask you to provide and what preparation and follow-up you might need to do.
What we offer
We offer the following services:
- Free assistance
- Free heritage advice
- Pre-application meetings
- On-site meetings
- Detailed written advice
Face-to-face assistance is available from an urban planner at our main customer service centre.
In addition, we offer free telephone assistance if you are unable to make it to our office. To talk to us, contact the Council’s Urban Planning & Environment Department on 08 8366 4555.
Free heritage advice
The Council's heritage advisor is available for appointments one day a week and can provide advice on heritage related matters prior to lodging a development application.
The heritage advisor can provide you with design advice regarding buildings and other structures (such as fencing) that are heritage listed or located within a historic (conservation) zone.
Any such appointment will also be attended by an urban planner, to provide you with general planning advice in addition to heritage advice.
if you would like to arrange a meeting with the Council’s heritage advisor, please contact the Council’s Urban Planning & Environment Department on 08 8366 4555.
Individually tailored, pre-application meetings allow you to discuss your proposal in more detail with the relevant staff.
Consider requesting a pre-application meeting if your project involves:
- the construction of multiple dwellings
- a land division creating additional allotments
- any form of non-residential development or a change in land use
- major alterations and additions
- outdoor dining
- liquor licensing.
How to prepare for your pre-application meeting
To help ensure you get the most out of your pre-application meeting and so we can prepare appropriately, it is important to:
- let us know about the topics or issues that you would like to discuss prior to the meeting, so we can arrange for the appropriate staff to attend
- provide us with as much detailed information and plans as possible, ideally in advance of the meeting.
If you would like to arrange a pre-application meeting, please contact the Council’s Urban Planning & Environment Department on 08 8366 4555.
In some circumstances, Council officers will consider meeting on-site to discuss a proposal, prior to the lodgement of a development application.
Circumstances when this may be appropriate include where there are site specific issues that cannot easily be explained verbally or where there are other factors that could make a meeting at the Council Offices difficult.
If you would like to request an on-site preliminary meeting, please contact the Council’s Urban Planning & Environment Department on 08 8366 4555.
Detailed written advice
You may wish to obtain detailed written advice regarding your proposed development.
The Council will provide written advice regarding the development process (e.g. notification, referrals, the relevant authority and timeframes, etc.) and will endeavour to provide you with a general comment regarding the merit of the proposal.
Written advice usually requires a cursory review of the development plan and, in some circumstances, an inspection of the land. As such, whilst staff will endeavour to provide you with advice in a timely manner, the provision of written advice may take up to two (2) weeks.
It is important to note that any written advice provided cannot be relied upon as a guarantee of the outcome of any subsequent development application. Whilst we strive to provide you with the most complete and reliable advice possible prior to lodging a formal application, ultimately any decision made on a development application can differ from the advice given prior to lodgment, from time to time.
Please note: Any views expressed by Council staff in or following a pre-application meeting, or in a written preliminary advice, are the preliminary views of those staff, made in good faith based on the information supplied.
Only following the formal lodgement of a development application and a full assessment of a proposal by the relevant authority, can a decision be made.
Council’s Urban Planning & Environment Department
T: 08 8366 4530


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AFFINITY AT SERANGOON WITHIN 1KM TO ROSYTH SCHOOL AND WALKING DISTANCE TO MRT
Affinity is an upcoming development along Serangoon North Avenue 1 by Oxley Holdings featuring 1012 Apartments, 40 Units of Strata Landed House as well as 5 units of Commercial.
Affinity at Serangoon is approximately 1.4km away from Serangoon MRT Interchange Station. There are bus services just outside the development which will seamlessly link the future residents of Affinity at Serangoon to the Serangoon Bus Interchange which is just next to the MRT Station. The station operates 2 MRT Lines i.e. the MRT North East Line and also the MRT Circle Line. By using the Circle Line, future residents of Affinity at Serangoon just need to travel 2 stations to the arrive at the Bishan MRT Interchange Station where the MRT North South Line is readily available at the station. Future residents taking the MRT North East Line just need to travel 5 stations towards Harbourfront MRT Terminus direction to arrive at the Little India MRT Interchange Station where the MRT Downtown Line is available for transit. It is just 6 stations to arrive at the Dhoby Ghaut MRT Interchange Station which is located at Orchard Road.
Why Buy Here?
- Located near to many amenities such as Nex, myVillage, Serangoon Gardens Market, Chomp Chomp, SRCC, Serangoon Central, Serangoon Community park etc.
- Within 1 km to Rosyth Primary School and Zhonghua Primary School and near to international schools such as Lycee Fracais Singapore & Australian International School
- Good connectivity via major expressways and public transport
- Investment opportunities, Seletar Aerospace park and the upcoming Punggol Digital District being close by
- Most units are north-south facing
- Panoramic unblocked landed view for majority of the units
- 1-year free shuttle bus service to Serangoon MRT Station
- Quality fittings & appliances Bosch appliances, Grohe fittings, Mitsubishi Aircon & Yale digital lockset
- ALL BEDROOMS can fit at least a queen size bed
- Fully fitted kitchen
- Quartz kitchen countertop & vanity countertop
- 40 exclusive units of strata landed houses with high ceiling & natural skylight above dining.
Please contact the Official Direct Developer Sales Team at +6596418798 to find out more details. There is no commission required to be paid.
Developer:-Oxley Serangoon Pte Ltd
Total Units:-1052 Resi + 5 Shops
Address:-10-64 Serangoon North Avenue 1
Region:-D19-20 (Central North)
Location:-D19 - Hougang / Punggol / Sengkang
Tenure:-99 years leasehold
|Type||Size (sqft)||Price From/|
|3 Story Strata Landed||2303-2325||2,594,000|
|3 Br Compact||850-958||1,352,000|
|3 Bedroom Deluxe||1152-1259||1,722,000|
|3 Bedroom Premium||1076||1,655,000|
|4 + Study||1410-1711||2,128,000|
- Serangoon North (0.39km)
- Tavistock (1.26km)
- Kovan (1.36km)
- Serangoon (1.77km)
- Lorong Chuan (1.89km)
- Zhonghua Primary School (0.78km)
- Rosyth School (0.79km)
- Xinmin Primary School (1.21km)
- CHIJ Our Lady of Good Counsel (1.38km)
- Hougang Primary School (1.58km)
- Da Qiao Primary School (1.76km)
- Yio Chu Kang Primary School (1.88km)
- Serangoon Garden Secondary School (0.62km)
- Bowen Secondary School (0.68km)
- Peicai Secondary School (0.82km)
- Xinmin Secondary School (1.27km)
- Hougang Secondary School (1.63km)
- Chong Boon Secondary School (1.72km)
- Lycee Francais De Singapour (French School of Singapore)
- DPS International
- Serangoon Gardens Country Club
- The Girls Brigade
- Singapore National Wushu Federation
Situated in mature area of Serangoon, mere minutes across from Serangoon Gardens and right next to the upcoming Cross Island Line’s Serangoon North MRT Station. Easy accessibility to CTE and is handily placed in terms of dining, education and shopping options.
Find out more project info, VVIP privileges and discounts, please make your request below.
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County Road 94 Kuhns Road will be closed from the intersection of CR 99 Robinson Rd to the intersection of CR 37 West Kasler Creek for Culvert Replacement. The road will be closed September 16th at 8am through September 17th 3:30pm.
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It may not be a guarantee this summer.
Cycle Toronto wants to hear from you. Or more importantly, wants your pledge to ensure it is guaranteed. To show your support to City Council, click here for more information. Last year, there were as many as 21,000 people riding bikes and 4,400 people walking on weekends along Lakeshore Blvd. West. Cycle Toronto wants your help to ensure it can happen again.


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Request for Bids: City of Urbana Custodial Contract
July 26, 2012 - 2:30pm
The City of Urbana will receive bids for custodial services and supplies at the Public Works Center, 706 S. Glover Avenue, Urbana, Illinois, Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Bids will be accepted up to and no later than 2:30 p.m., Thursday July 26th 2012.


Highways remain unsafe
Despite the demands, there has been little positive changes seen in terms of improving road safety. The highways, in particular, pose grave dangers because of three-wheelers and unsafe locally made vehicles.
Intercity bus operators in southern districts held strikes to demand that these small vehicles be banned on highways, but it fell on deaf ears. Every day, the number of these unauthorised small vehicles is increasing, along with the number of accidents on highways. The current situation demands serious attention from the authorities concerned.


Aiming to spare general public from levy at highways, the government has announced it will scrap 125 toll plazas in the country by the end of February.
“We will cancel toll at around 125 plazas on some highways by the end of this month,” Union Road Transport Minister Nitin Gadkari said.
The minister added that toll collection at some 65 road projects have already stopped.
The government has also decided to make road projects toll free where less than Rs. 50 crore investment has been made.
The electronic toll (e-toll) collection system introduced in the country will help save Rs. 88,000 crore and cut waiting time at toll plazas significantly, Gadkari said quoting a Transport Corporation of India-IIM Kolkata study.
The study said, “Rs. 60,000 crore was lost on account of various delays at check posts and electronic toll collection could save Rs. 88,000 crore.”
The Minister added that out of the 350 toll points on the Mumbai-Delhi route, 140 have been converted into E-toll points. By completion of the e-toll work in the country, this amount of Rs. 88,000 crore would be saved.
For implementing ETC across the country, a new company — Indian Highways Management Company Limited — has been constituted.
It has equity participation from NHAI (25 per cent), concessionaires (50 per cent) and financial institutions (25 per cent).


Reported via desktop in the Road Traffic Signs and Road Markings category anonymously at 13:42, Wednesday 20 July 2022
Sent to Oxfordshire County Council less than a minute later
There are no signs or traffic calming measures on Green Road. There has been lately a very high number of vehicles using it as a rat run. They fly sometimes with over 60-70mph and residents are very worried about the elderly and children, especially when they go or leave the local school. Ramps on the road are required to avoid any accident.
Thank you for your enquiry. This issue has been passed onto the relevant team for investigation.
State changed to: Investigating
Posted by Oxfordshire County Council at 13:42, Wednesday 20 July 2022
Thank you for your report. We recomend contacting your local town or parish council with regards to this issue as they will be able to provide support and financial backing to any future projects that could take place that would include traffic calming. There is the potential for a 20mph speed limit at the moment more information can be found on the Oxfordshire County Council website.
State changed to: Investigation complete
Posted by Oxfordshire County Council at 14:00, Tuesday 30 August 2022


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October 12, 2022
Town Council Meeting - Development Review
Wednesday, October 12, 2022
To view the agenda, back-up, and Zoom link for the upcoming Town Council Development Review meeting, please use the links below.
Agenda & Back-up: Wednesday, October 12, 2022, at 9:30 a.m.
This meeting is being held in person and is available via Zoom. Those wishing to make public comments may do so in person with public attendance following CDC guidelines or virtually via the Zoom link.


Bhubaneswar latest News – AC Redline Buses will start from 2nd May in Bhubaneswar #Odisha #BusComunication #News
Bhubaneswar city bus service also confirmed that AC buses would start plying from 2nd May. Bhubaneswar-Puri Transport Services Limited (BPTSL), which manages the city bus service, received the 12 AC buses last November. But they were parked inside a depot near Baramunda bus terminus till March 3 when the service was inaugurated.
Bus Rout :-
BPTSL chief executive officer (CEO) Sanjib Kumar Mishra said in the
- first phase, 4 AC buses would start plying on the 16km Airport-Nandankanan route.
- After a week, 4 more AC buses will start plying between Bhubaneswar and Cuttack.
- 4 more AC buses will be introduced on the Bhubaneswar-Puri route.
Fasicilities in AC bus :-
40-seater buses which are equipped with closed circuit television (CCTV) cameras to keep an eye on goons and ensure safety of women. Besides, the buses are equipped with the latest electronic features to facilitate safe driving.


Johannesburg Tourism cordially invites members of the public to attend a stakeholder discussion on 15 September 2015, regarding the impact of the EcoMobility World Festival to be held in Sandton from 1 – 31 October 2015.
Executive director Lisa Seftel (Department of Transport at the City of Johannesburg) will answer questions regarding road closures, alternative modes of transport, costs and other logistical questions from all stakeholders.
Date: 15 September 2015
Time: 15:30 – 17:00
Venue: FNB Conference Centre (114 Grayston Drive, Sandton)
Please RSVP to Nomvula Prusent by Monday, 14 September 2015 (as limited seats are available)
Tel: 011 703 5327
Cell: 073 436 0409


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We take pleasure in allowing you to discover or rediscover the city by public transport. Because public transport is OK! Try out public transport (or try it out again) as a handy mode of transport to work, school, sport, the hairdresser, a day's shopping or to the zoo. There are too many destinations to name, because our public transport takes you throughout Amsterdam and beyond.
If you live in Amsterdam, Duivendrecht, Schiphol, Amstelveen, Diemen or Weesp, you can apply for an offer code to obtain a GVB 24-hour/1-day ticket for €1. This ticket usually costs €8.50.
But be quick, because when they're gone, they're gone!
And when you make use of this offer, you will also benefit from other great offers from a number of Amsterdam partners. These should give you sufficient inspiration to go out on public transport one day.


Monday, December 04, 2023
06:00 PM - 08:00 PM
Town of Schererville
10 East Joliet Street
Schererville, IN 46375
The Schererville Plan Commission will hold a study session at the Schererville Town Hall, 10 E Joliet St.
There will be a Plan Commission Study Session immediately following the regular Plan Commission meeting. To view the agenda, please click on the link below:
Plan Commission Study Session Agenda


A land plot is offered to investors to implement a project for the placement and operation of automobile repair and service workshops.
The area of investment-attractive plot is 2,621 sq. m. The site is located in Krylovskaya Cossack village. There is a local road, motor road of regional significance(0.02 km), there. The distance to the federal highway M-4 «Don» is 22 km.
The distance from the regional center of Krasnodar city is 184 km.
The distance to the nearest railway station of Krylovskaya is 18 km, to the Krasnodar Airport is 184 km, and to the seaport of Novorossiysk is 364 km.
At present time, the site is not used and free from buildings.
The land plot is located in the district with developed infrastructure.
For more information, please contact:
Administration of Municipal formation Krylovskaya district
Address: Ordzhonikidze Street, 43, Krylovskaya Cossack village, Krylovskaya district, Krasnodar region, 352080


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This article first appeared in the St. Louis Beacon. - A bid to disincorporate Uplands Park has failed. The north St. Louis County village will not become part of unincorporated St. Louis County.
For a few minutes on Tuesday, it appeared that Uplands Park was going to disincorporate. But that changed after St. Louis County updated its website.


St. Luke's Hospital under construction, viewed from the road, with cars parked in the foreground.
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Saturday 17th Nov, 10am – 12.30pm, Swavesey Primary School
How do you wish to see further development in Swavesey take shape? What principles would you like to see in policy statements which would help to define future design principles for the village?
As part of the Neighbourhood Plan Project, we are holding a Swavesey Design Principles Workshop on Saturday 17th Nov, 10am-12.30pm at the Primary School, Middle Watch.
This follows on from the Workshop held on 28th September.
The event is open to all and we would like to see any many people as possible attend to give their views and comments on a Design Statement for the village. Poster
The event is being run by Swavesey Parish Council and South Cambs District Council. For further information please contact Swavesey Parish Council


MIRI: Miri City Council (MCC) is taking a proactive role in fixing potholes and other road damages in its areas of jurisdiction.
When inspecting roads in Krokop here Thursday, mayor Adam Yii said they had been using a different approach on road repairs and maintenance since last year.
“The policy will see our officers constantly on the ground surveying, identifying and repairing roads. We started with Krokop which has industrial, commercial and residential areas, recognised as one of the busiest areas in Miri.
“The repair works include resurfacing uneven roads, and fixing potholes and cracks.
“Instead of waiting for public complaint, the MCC will constantly check roads needing repairs and maintenance, to prevent them from worsening,” said Yii.
He added that 58 areas needing repair had been identified in Krokop, which would take about 10 days to complete.
“The contractor is a very responsible person, and we anticipate that the repair works will be done in a timely manner and with proper quality,” said Yii.
Yii also inspected the progress of renovation works at the Unity Food Market in Jalan Brooke.
The works began on Feb 27 and would be completed by March 27.
They include rewiring the electricity supply, repainting the premises, fixing the leaking roof and building the drains.


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Public Notice # 2369
NOTICE OF CHANGE OF LAND USE AND INTENT TO CONSIDER AN ORDINANCE
The Santa Rosa County Zoning Board and Board of County Commissioners will conduct public hearings to consider a change of land use and/or rezoning of land areas depicted on the maps within this advertisement. The hearings are scheduled as follows:
Board of County Commissioners (to consider adoption of the ordinance): Thursday, February 25, 2021 at 6:00 p.m.
The Board of County Commissioners meeting will be held at the Santa Rosa County Administrative Center in the Board Meeting Room, 6495 Caroline Street, Milton, Florida. At the public hearing, the Board of County Commissioners shall consider the ordinances entitled:
AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA; AMENDING ORDINANCE 91-24 AS AMENDED; AMENDING THE ZONING DISTRICTS AS DEPICTED IN THE ATTACHED MAPS; APPROVING THE AMENDMENTS TO THE OFFICIAL ZONING MAP OF THE LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE AS DEPICTED IN THE ATTACHED MAPS; AMENDING ORDINANCE 2003-25; AMENDING THE FUTURE LAND USE MAP OF THE SANTA ROSA COUNTY COMPREHENSIVE PLAN; CHANGING THE LAND USE CLASSIFICATIONS AS DEPICTED IN THE ATTACHED MAPS; providing for codification; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
Zoning District Amended: from HCD (Highway Commercial Development) and M2 (General Industrial) to R1A (Single Family Residential) – total approximately 159.46 (+/-) acres
Future Land Use Amended: from Commercial and Industrial to Single Family Residential – total approximately 159.46 (+/-) acres.
(INSERT MAP 2020-R-010)
Zoning District Amended: from M1 (Restricted Industrial) to R1A (Single Family Residential) – total approximately 90 (+/-) acres
Future Land Use Amended: from Industrial to Single Family Residential – total approximately 90 (+/-) acres.
(INSERT MAP 2020-R-030)
The proposed ordinance and map may be inspected by the public prior to the above scheduled meetings at the Santa Rosa County Planning Department, 6051 Old Bagdad Highway, Milton, Florida. The agenda and backup documentation will be available via the Meetings & Agendas Page of the County’s website at www.santarosa.fl.gov approximately 1 week prior to each scheduled meeting. Interested parties may appear at the meetings and be heard with respect to this proposed ordinance. All interested parties should take notice that if they decide to appeal any decision made by the Santa Rosa County Board of County Commissioners with respect to any matter coming before said Board at said meeting, it is their individual responsibility to insure that a record of proceedings they are appealing exists and for such purpose they will need to insure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made, which record shall include the testimony and the evidence upon which their appeal is to be based.
Santa Rosa County adheres to the Americans with Disabilities Act and will make reasonable modifications for access to this meeting upon request. Please call Santa Rosa County Planning, Zoning and Development Division at (850) 981-7075 to make a request. For the Hearing-Impaired, 1-800-955-8770 (Voice). Requests must be received at least 48 hours in advance of the meeting in order to provide the requested service.
Public Notice #2369


The Durham Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Commission (BPAC) is a citizens group whose purpose it is to advise Durham’s City Council and Board of County Commissioners on bicycle and pedestrian issues.
The commission consists of 17 voting members with six members appointed by the Durham City Council and six appointed by the Durham County Commissioners. The remaining five voting members are liaisons from other commissions (Planning, Open Space and Trails, and Recreation) and from Duke and N.C. Central universities. BPAC also has several non-voting liaison members, including one from the County Commissioners and another from the City Council.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, 2014
Durham BPAC Meeting Tuesday evening
The monthly meeting of the Durham Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Commission (BPAC) will be held Tuesday, August 19 2014, at 7:00 pm in Durham City Hall, 2nd Floor Committee Room. The public are always welcome.
TUESDAY, AUGUST 5, 2014
BECOME A MEMBER OF THE DURHAM BICYCLE & PEDESTRIAN ADVISORY COMMISSION (BPAC)
Three vacancies to be filled
Appointments made by the City Council and Board of County Commissioners
The primary purpose of the Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Commission is to provide advice to the City Council and the Board of County Commissioners on bicycle and pedestrian issues.
The Commission meets at 7:00 p.m. on the 3rd Tuesday of each month in the 2nd Floor Committee Room of Durham City Hall. Members serve without compensation. The BPAC Annual Report provides more information on the activities of BPAC.
In addition to the monthly meeting, members are expected to be active members of at least one committee. Committees meet once a month and also sponsor special events. Here is a listing of the current vacancies:
One position will be appointed by the City Council:
University Students / University Facilities (City)….……………Application due August 15, 2014
To apply for this position, use the application form on this page: City Application Page
Two positions will be appointed by the Board of County Commissioners:
Bicycle Club / Organization (County)…………..…………….Application due August 27, 2014
Senior Advocacy (County)……………….……………………Application due August 27, 2014
To apply for these positions, use the application form on this page: County Application Page
If you have questions or need more information, contact Dale McKeel at 919-560-4366, ext. 36421 or firstname.lastname@example.org


The Board of Trustees of the Southwest Ohio Regional Transit Authority (SORTA) voted today to express its willingness to assume responsibility for Cincinnati Streetcar operating costs.
CINCINNATI – The Board of Trustees of the Southwest Ohio Regional Transit Authority (SORTA) voted today to express its willingness to assume responsibility for Cincinnati Streetcar operating costs. SORTA’s willingness is based upon assurances from the Cincinnati business and philanthropic communities that they will work with SORTA in public-private partnership to secure the funds required to cover the short and long-term operating costs of the Streetcar to the extent other sources of Streetcar revenue, such as fares, advertising, sponsorships, etc., are inadequate.
SORTA voted today, at its regularly scheduled meeting, to “endorse the concept of assuming responsibility for the operating costs associated with the Cincinnati Streetcar.” SORTA emphasized that bus service will not be affected by this decision. In addition, several viable financial models have been identified by SORTA’s consultant to fund projected Streetcar operations and were discussed at the Board meeting.
According to SORTA officials, the Federal Transit Administration (FTA) has agreed to serve as a resource for assisting in the development of a viable operating funding model and sharing best practices for streetcar operations in other cities. SORTA additionally announced that a $1 million commitment has been received from The Carol Ann and Ralph V. Haile, Jr. US Bank Foundation to seed an operating reserve fund.
Karl Schultz, vice chair of SORTA’s Board, said: “For Greater Cincinnati to successfully develop a truly regional approach to public transportation it is imperative that the Cincinnati Streetcar project proceeds. SORTA is willing to explore assuming responsibility for the Streetcar’s future operating costs and we ask the City get the project moving again and work with us and the business and philanthropic communities to quickly move to a viable solution.”
According to Terry Garcia Crews, CEO & general manager of Metro: “We believe this is a viable solution for our region. The City will not be responsible for the future operating costs of the Cincinnati Streetcar. Our business and philanthropic leaders have demonstrated leadership, and we are confident they will deliver. Importantly, because of SORTA’s involvement, discussion of the Cincinnati Streetcar can now be considered in the context of this region’s comprehensive public transit needs.”
Speaking on behalf of the business and philanthropic communities, Eric Avner, vice president of the Haile Foundation, said: “We are committed to seeing the Streetcar through to completion and beyond. SORTA has stepped up and is more than qualified to serve in this role. This is another great example of community collaboration helping to move the region forward.”
The concept approved by SORTA at today’s Board meeting requires further refinement and collaboration between the city, its business and philanthropic communities and SORTA. The essential elements:
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Metro is a non-profit, tax-funded public service of the Southwest Ohio Regional Transit Authority, providing about 17 million rides per year. www.go-metro.com.


This consultation ran from 15 November 2016 - 02 December 2016
Newcastle City Council are carrying out a survey about how people travel into the city centre and what they do when they are there. Click on "show more" to take part.
Thanks for taking part in the 'How do you use Newcastle city centre?' consultation we ran last year. The findings have been used to shape our priorities for transport in 2017. You can find out more about this on our website:
Thanks for taking the time to give us your views!


Clayton City Council meets the first and third Thursday of each month at 7:30 p.m. in the Clayton Government Center Council Chambers, 6996 Taywood Road. For more information about council meetings, call the Clerk of Council at 937-836-3500 or email the Clerk of Council. All council meetings and workshops are open to the public, executive sessions are not. There is no public input during the Workshop. Workshop Sessions are an opportunity for staff to present updates on city policies, plans for the future, and other presentations that keep Council informed of the activities around the City. Opportunities for the public to address Council occur during the regular meeting.
Council Workshop and Regular Meeting Agenda September 15, 2022


Municipal Posting and Bonding Resources
The purpose of Publication 221: Posting and Bonding Procedures for Municipal Highways (Pub. 221) is to assist municipalities when posting and bonding their roads. The process aligns with Publication 23, Chapter 25: Weight Restrictions on Highways (Posted Highways) (Pub. 23, Ch. 15).
Posting and bonding roads helps municipalities protect tax payer investment in municipal roadways.
For haulers, the guidance provides a consistent process to follow statewide.
Please contact your local Municipal Services Representative with specific questions.


Rezoning Effort continues along Market Street and Mount Zion Corridor
Springettsbury Township Board of Supervisors and Springettsbury Township Planning Commission will hold a Joint Meeting on Thursday, January 5th at 6:00 P.M. The meeting will take place at the Springettsbury Township Administration Building, 1501 Mt. Zion Road.
The purpose of the meeting is “to hear and/or act upon.” “A potential rezoning of properties located along the Market Street and Mount Zion Corridor.” The notice of the meeting in the December 22, 2016, issue of the York Daily Record also notes, “All interested persons are invited to appear and be heard.”
The concern I hear most often is: Will the type of development, associated with a zoning change, create unusual traffic at this already busy intersection? Instead of contacting me, that and your other concerns will carry more weight if you come out to this meeting to hear the discussion and be heard.
Links to previous posts related to rezoning efforts along Market Street and Mount Zion Corridor:
- Mount Zion Commons coming in Spring of 2024
- These Places Matter in Springettsbury Township
- The WEISER Sign in the Attic
- The Modernaire Motel, A Classic on The Lincoln Highway
- Bloomingdale, a Remarkable Historic Home
- Builders of the Modernaire Motel
- Answering Your Questions about Rezoning for a Shopping Center on Corner of East Market Street and Mt. Zion Road in Springettsbury Township
- Springettsbury Township does not need a Shopping Center at a Busy Intersection
- Letter to the Editor got Results in Springettsbury Township
- Round Two of Market St. and Mt. Zion Rd. Rezoning
- Springetts Rezoning Round 3 and Possible Solution


Parking bans for Dec. 17 storm
Some communities have issues snow emergency parking bans for the Dec. 17 storm. Contact local officials for more information.
Hampton: Parking ban from 4 p.m. Tuesday through 6 a.m. Wednesday
Manchester: Parking ban from 10 p.m. Tuesday through 6 a.m. Wednesday
Portsmouth: Parking ban starts at 9 p.m. Tuesday in most of city, 1 a.m. Wednesday for downtown geographical area. No end time yet declared.
Somersworth: Parking ban from 6 p.m. Tuesday through 6 a.m. Wednesday


Ken Susilo Joins P3 Water Summit Stormwater Management Panel
Ken Susilo (California) will join a panel discussing public-private partnerships (P3) and performance based infrastructure (PBI) for stormwater management at the P3 Water Summit at the Manchester Grand Hyatt San Diego Hotel in San Diego, California in Grand Ballroom C from 10:45 a.m. to 11:45 a.m. on May 5, 2017.
The Panel, entitled "Applying P3s to Stormwater," will discuss how cities and counties are in need of technically sound solutions and funds for implementation, funds which are limited by political and policy challenges.
Despite the recent rains, continuing drought conditions potentially face many areas of the country; and with population growth, resiliency and sustainability are critical long term needs. Stormwater (as well as recycled water) represent an option for providing low cost commodity of the water agencies. Administratively, however, in many areas different agencies are responsible for storm water quality, flood control, groundwater remediation, and water supply.
The Panel, which includes Amanda Carr (Deputy Director, OC Public Works; Adel Hagekhalil (Assistant Director, LA Sanitation; and Dr. Cris Liban, Executive Officer Metropolitan Transportation Authority), will also discuss how performance-based requirements could include the development of new environmental infrastructure joined with appropriate levels of operations, maintenance, and asset management. The Panel will explore how PBI and P3s might provide opportunities to provide holistic solutions to technical, financial, risk, political and governance needs.
On the first formal day of the conference (May 4, 2017), Susilo will also host a series of roundtable discussions. The roundtable discussions, entitled "P3s as Part of the Stormwater Solution" will be between 10:30 AM and 12:00 PM in Grand Ballrooms A and B.
Ken Susilo, PE, D.WRE, CPSWQ, is a Senior Principal and water resources engineer based in California with more than 25 years of experience developing innovative approaches and creating multi-benefit, environmentally-sensitive solutions to stormwater quality and water supply challenges.
For more information regarding the event, visit: https://www.p3watersummit.com/
Find more information about the panels, moderators and presenters at https://events.bizzabo.com/202615/page/1291646/2017-agenda
To learn more about Ken see his profile at: http://www.geosyntec.com/people/ken-susilo


Whitworth Water District’s Office
New Building circa 1960’s District Office Today
Whitworth Water District has operated out of the same building now for nearly 50 years. The District has expanded from 3,000 households in the 1960’s to serving over 10,000 households today. The District is currently in the architecture and development process of a new administrative and maintenance headquarters so they can continue to provide excellent, cost competitive service for the Whitworth Water District customers for generations to come. We will have opportunities for customer workshops and community input throughout our process.
Whitworth Water District was established in the 1930’s. The District operates as a special purpose water District under the Revised Code of Washington, Chapter 57; as a public municipality. The District is governed by a five member elected Board of Commissioners responsible for District operation. The District holds Board Meetings on the first and third Thursday of every month at 4:00 pm and are open to the public. The staff is comprised of fifteen employees.


RESIDENTS of Aba, the commercial city of Abia State and its environs have lamented the deplorable state of roads within Abia South constituency and appealed to the state government to come to their aid before the rainy season cause more damage than already is.
Aba south, the most industrious and populated city in Abia has the worst road network in the entire South East and life is made very difficult for its inhabitants, especially during the rainy reason.
After each rainfall, most roads become impassable, especially Ngwa Road, Obohia road, Uratta road, Port Harcourt road, Ohanku road and Omuma road all in Aba south constituency coupled with the mountain of refuse littered in various parts of Aba south.
A businessman, Chief Ogba, expressing disappointment, said that every rainy season their own part of Aba (Aba south constituency) will be cut-off from the rest of the city due to the rains, which submerges the roads and buildings.
Hon, Obinna Ichita, member representing Aba south constituency in the Abia state House of Assembly when contacted by NEWSPORTFOLIO correspondent lamented the poor state of the roads in his constituency.
“For some time now, we have drawn the attention of Abia state government to our plight but nothing has been done. We have been ignored by the government that should protect us,” Hon. Ichita lamented.
He said that despite $56 million USD secured from World Bank for the construction of the above mentioned roads, there is nothing on ground to show for it as those roads are still impassable end-to-end.
It would be recalled that on the 14th of july 2021, the Abia state House of Assembly passed a resolution asking the Abia state government to as a matter of public health concern do something about the poor living and environmetal conditions of the people of Aba south constituency but the state government is yet to comply with this resolution.


Road Work in Trenton Again Tonight
Just a reminder that the Maine DOT will be working once again tonight beginning at 8 and lasting until 7AM Saturday on Route 3 in Trenton, right there by the Route 230 intersection. There may be some delays. Slow it down and don't swear at anyone wearing a hard hat.
Remember, during the first week of October the DOT will be ripping up the pavement within that stretch of highway. The road will be gravel until mid to late October when paving will begin. There may be some delays. Once again, slow down, look for the flaggers, and don't swear at anyone....wearing a hard hat.


Just added this to section 2 of my architectural history course at the Boston Architectural College
Manchester has been described as the ‘shock city’ of the Industrial Revolution and if you lived in Ancoats it was, indeed, pretty shocking. Ancoats was the world’s first industrial suburb – factories and workshops cheek by jowl with mean terraces of back-to-back working-class housing and courts.
In 1889, a report by Dr John Thresh on 36 acres lying off Oldham Rd detailed 25 streets, many less than 17ft wide, and housing, mostly over 70 years old. The area contained over 50 courts; one third of houses were back-to-back. A death rate of over 80 per 1000 led to his dry statistical conclusion that ‘3000 to 4000 people [were] dying annually here in Manchester from remediable causes. (1)
The City Council declared it an ‘Unhealthy Area’ and determined to clear and rebuild. A total of 1250 people were displaced and 239 dwellings demolished.
Manchester City Council had…
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The Homes and Communities Agency wish to appoint a suitably qualified and experienced contractor for the demolition of buildings and ground slabs and for the construction of a surface car park on the HCAâ€™s land at Station Mound, Dartford, together with the remediation of any contaminated ground.
Homes and Communities Agency
The Observatory, Chatham Maritime, Chatham, Kent
Contract value: 150000.00 - 250000.00GBP
Published: 2 Jan 2013, Receipt by: 18 Jan 2013
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Eight new stations are now online and Ingersoll &23rd is coming soon!
Due to construction on Walnut Street the kiosk located in front of the school and across from Panera with be closed. Construction is scheduled to be completed by the end of July and the kiosk will reopen then.
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A PLANNING bid has been launched to develop 600 homes in Linlithgow along with a hotel, care home, community park and dance studio.
The proposal centres on a 48-hectare area of land in Burghmuir and has been lodged by Wallace Land Investment and Management.
Jason Wallace, of Wallace Land, said: “We are delighted to be coming forward with our initial proposals . . . and look forward to continuing constructive discussions.”


Sutter Health Oak Grove
Wednesday, May 27 5:00P - 8:30P
Please join us for an evening of local food, wine, and music as we honor our Tree Heroes underneath the magnificent heritage oaks.
CANCELLED - Arbor Day Planting at Sacramento State
CSUS Housing Quad
Monday, March 30 8:30A - 1:30P
Join West Coast Arborists, the California Urban Forests Council, and the CSUS Community Engagement Center to plant 250 trees at Sacramento State! Kickoff will take place at the Housing Quad on the north side of campus.


Link Stations to provide free wi-fi to New Yorkers
NEW YORK CITY — Soon, New York City will be saying au revoir to outdated and dirty old pay phones and welcoming super-fast, free wi-fi kiosks.
The kiosks are dubbed Link station, and the first two were recently unveiled on Manhattan’s Third Avenue in the East Village. The Link stations will come equipped with free one gigabit wi-fi, domestic calling, Internet browsing, an Android tablet and even USB charging. Five hundred are expected to be rolled out throughout the city by summer, with another 4,500 over the next four years.
Operated by a private consortium called CityBridge, the model is monetized by advertising and is expected to eventually expand to other cities. Installation and upkeep is a massive infrastructure endeavor, however, involving hundreds of miles of fiber optic line located underneath the city streets.
The projected is budgeted to cost more than $200 million and which will initially be funded by private investors. Over the next 10 years, the advertising business model is expected to reap more than $500 million for the city, or 50 percent of total revenue, whichever is higher.
Source: Fast CoExist


Ameron™ round concrete poles are the cornerstone of our local communities to provide a modern, yet classic and stylish design that light the way along pathways, streets, and parks. Round poles are the perfect solution that merge function, safety, and beauty.
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Our innovative concrete poles and products are available in a variety of shapes, colors, textures, and finishes to meet and exceed your design needs with a quality that will stand the test of time. We utilize a combination of colors, textures, and shapes, along with our unique anti-graffiti coating, to provide ease of maintenance and lasting beauty.


Erondegem Primary School De Schatkist
- Client / T.Palm SA
- Designer / Marieke De Ridder
- Location / BE - Erondegem
- Period / 2018
These two playground shelters are located at a pre-school and a primary school. The canopy of the kindergarten is made of galvanised and powder-coated steel with a roof made of insulated metal panels. The construction is attached to the building and stands on only one column. The canopy of the primary school is made of galvanised and powder-coated steel with thermowood walls in various colours and a roof made of insulated metal panels. The roof is finished with an aluminium fascia board. In addition, the construction has an automatic gate.


The Minister of Works and Housing Babatunde Fashola has said that the Third Mainland Bridge is fully reopened today after rehabilitation works.
Fashola made the announcement on Saturday via Twitter, he said:
“Third mainland bridge rehab completed. Fully opens to traffic at 12noon today. Thank you all for your patience. Drive safely”
The Federal Government had partially shut the Third Mainland Bridge on July 24, 2020 for another round of rehabilitation.
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Planning Area: Village Infill (Red Overlay)
Project Address: Potts Street (513 Catawba Avenue)
Parcel ID: 00320511, 00320536, 00324101, 00320501, 00320509
Building(s) Count and Type: 19 Townhomes, 276 multifamily units (10 buildings)
Development Description: Mixed Residential Master Plan
Developer: Crescent Communities
Master Plan submitted on 5/22/17. Transportation Impact Analysis is currently under development. A Public Input Session will be scheduled in the near future (please check back regularly).
A Public Input Session will be scheduled in the near future (please check back regularly).
Jurisdictional Delineation Report and Cultural Resource Assessment
Stream Exception Letter
Developer Contact Information
Michael Tubridy (Crescent Communities)
227 W Trade St, Suite 1000
Charlotte, NC 28202
Staff Project Manager


CrossBay double-decker express does quick, permanent exit OKs
Written by Marilyn Bowden on June 18, 2019
The City of Miami’s CrossBay Express trolley service, added to provide service between Miami and Miami Beach, is no more. The fleet of three double-decker trolleys, wrapped in full-body blue and white coverings depicting the city’s skyline and official seal, bit the dust after less than three months in service.
“The Miami CrossBay Express trolley was a pilot project that started in October of 2018,” said Stephanie Severino, the city’s director of communications. “It was a pilot program partnering with a private service provider. The pilot program concluded in January 2019 as ridership did not meet expectations.”
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CONNECTICUT DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
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|FOR RELEASE: August 1, 2013||
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION:
OFFICE OF COMMUNICATIONS
TELEPHONE: (860) 594-3062
FAX: (860) 594-3065
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Milling and Resurfacing on Westminster Road (Route 14) in Scotland and Canterbury
The Connecticut Department of Transportation is announcing that a milling and resurfacing project will be performed on Westminster Road (Route 14) in Scotland and Canterbury beginning August 8, 2013.
The project consists of milling and resurfacing a 6.07 mile segment of Route 14 (Westminster Road) in Scotland and Canterbury. This project is scheduled to occur Thursday, August 8, 2013 and will continue through to Monday, August 26, 2013.
LANE CLOSURE INFO
Motorists can expect lane closures on Route14 (Westminster Road) between the east junction of Route 97 (Pudding Hill Road) in Scotland to Canterbury/Plainfield Town line. Traffic control personnel and signing patterns will be utilized to guide motorists through the work zone. The regular work schedule for this project is 7:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. (Monday – Friday).
Motorists should be aware that modifications or extensions to this schedule may become necessary due to weather delays or other unforeseen conditions. Motorists are advised to maintain a safe speed when driving in this vicinity.


The project saw me covering 11 buildings in the town square in custom-designed exterior wallpapers that tell the stories about the buildings they were applied to. As part of this, I collected community stories to inspire each of my designs, which were made using a mix of handmade and digital techniques, including printmaking and drawing to create repeating patterns.
The aim of 'If These Walls Could Talk' was to visibly transform the town square and give visitors and residents a good excuse to connect during the Book Festival of 2018. The project was featured on ITV, BBC Radio Scotland and the front page of The Scotsman.
'If These Walls Could Talk' is the winner of the 2019 AOI World Illustration Awards in the category of site specific / professional.
Photo credit 6,9,12,16 ColinTennant
Photo credit 8,14,20 Colin Hattersley
work in progress - more information about this project coming soon...


To see current closure notices on interstates and state highways in St. Charles Parish, click here.
ROAD CLOSURES FOR SEPTEMBER 18, 2017
Road closures will be posted on weekdays only if any exist. To sign up for DOTD announcements, click here. To see the latest DOTD announcements click here.
- Both directions LA 48 (River Road) between I-310 and Ormond Blvd, in Destrehan, a single lane closure with flagging operation and shoulder work from September 20 to September 22 from 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. daily, while crews perform dirt work, seed and fertilizer and striping.
This closure will allow vehicles 11-feet wide or smaller to pass through the construction zone. Road is open for regular traffic.
No detour is needed, however expect some delays.
- There will be daily rolling lane closures from approximately 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. beginning on September 25 from Courthouse Lane to Fashion Boulevard in Hahnville. The closures are part of Phase II of the LA 18 Cast Iron Water Main Replacement that is expected to be complete in late February of 2018.
DOTD appreciates your patience and reminds you to please drive with caution through the construction site and be on the lookout for work crews and their equipment.


Berlin Fellowship 2023 — Architecture
Yuliia Rusylo has been a graphic designer at Urban Laboratory Metalab since 2017 and a project manager for Metalab's "CO-HATY" project since 2022. Yulia conducts personal artistic activities and has had solo and collective exhibitions in Ukraine. For more than seven years, she has been creating illustrations and graphic designs for various commercial and social projects. During the war, Yulia joined the "CO-HATY" project and managed the renovation of housing for IDPs, mastering new skills in planning spaces, purchasing, and implementing projects with city communal institutions.
During this residency, our primary focus will be on comprehensive documentation of the ongoing METALAB project known as CO-HATY. Launched in March 2022, the CO-HATY initiative aims to provide housing for internally displaced individuals in response to the full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine, which forced approximately 12 million Ukrainians to flee their homes. Of these, 6.5 million sought refuge in Western Ukraine.
The CO-HATY project integrates architectural and urban expertise, collaboration with local authorities and property owners, fundraising for repair and furnishing efforts, construction management, and designing furniture for retrofitted spaces. Over the course of one and a half years, CO-HATY has gained recognition within art, architectural, and humanitarian circles, serving as a subject of research, exhibitions, and publications worldwide. Our team now aims to distil this wealth of experience into a dedicated website and publication, while also strategizing for the project's future endeavours.


Sally Blake, Coordinator of the Save Newlands Corner Campaign Group recently gave an interview to That’s Surrey TV.
Democracy and common sense were left behind when Surrey County Council made its recent decision to put parking charges of £1.30 an hour (up to £5) to access natural countryside in 16 Surrey car parks at Newlands Corner, Chobham Common, Rodborough Common, Whitmoor Common, Wisley and Ockham Commons, and Norbury Park. This completely ignored the results of its own consultation.
Click on the link below to view the interview on You Tube.
A group of campaigners say that introducing non-cash…


The LEP model is a commercially deliverable structure generating long term innovation and efficiencies for Nottingham City Council.
The LEP is sufficiently flexible to carry out any other developments that the Council would like it to take forward. This means that projects can be taken forward much more quickly.
The LEP has delivered a number of leisure projects for the Council. Visit their pages on this site to find out more:


The Gold Coast City Council is seeking offers from suitably qualified contractors for the under pressure tapping of water and sewer mains.
The scope of the works will include:
- Building and Construction Services – (50%)
- Civil Engineering and Construction – (49%)
- Water & Sewage Management/Treatment – (1%)
Submissions close: 11:00am Brisbane time on Wednesday November 6, 2013.
More information and application details can be found here.


That’s Rich(field) Podcast
This is the That's Rich(field) podcast. The podcast dedicated to Richfield, Minnesota. New episodes will be posted weekly. The City of Richfield's podcast will explore new projects, prominent residents and upcoming events. Get ready to learn a whole lot more about your Urban Hometown!


VA Connecticut Healthcare System
Newington Campus Stormwater Management Plan
September 20, 2017
The Connecticut Healthcare System’s Newington facility has submitted a registration to the State of Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (CT DEEP) for a General Permit for the Discharge of Stormwater from Small Municipal Separate Storm Sewer Systems (MS4). Copies of this newly developed Stormwater Management Plan (and USGS Site Locus) are available to the public for a review period of 90-days. The Stormwater Management Plan is also available for review in the Safety Office, Building 3, 3rd Floor, Monday through Friday between the hours of 8:00 am to 4:30 pm. Please direct any questions or comments on the Stormwater Management Plan to the Public Affairs Office at 203-937-3824.


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Melrose water temporarily shut off
July 23, 2009
Melrose Mayor Lance Pyle said the city water system will temporarily be shut down as a crew works on line problems.
Pyle said around 7:30 p.m. Thursday, there was a call of a water break at the corner of Missouri and Third streets. In the process of repairing the line, Pyle said, another line was damaged.
A city water shutoff, which affects about 360 residents, was scheduled for approximately 10:30 p.m. Pyle said the water should be back on by 1 a.m.


Lane closure on I-295 in Levittown, Trenton Road in Middletown & Hulmeville to close
The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) announced Friday that regional bridge repairs will continue next week on Interstate 95 in Philadelphia and Interstate 295 in Bucks County under a $44.6 million improvement project to perform high-priority repairs on structures on I-95, I-295, and Interstate 476 in Bucks county
Motorists are advised of the following travel restrictions:
- Tuesday, May 9, through Thursday, May 11, from 7:30 PM to 5:00 AM the following morning, a single lane closure is scheduled on eastbound and/or westbound I-295 between the Route 413 (Bristol) and Business U.S. 1/Route 413 (Penndel/Levittown) interchanges in Bristol and Middletown townships;
- Wednesday, May 10, through Monday, September 11, Trenton Road will be closed and detoured 24/7 over I-295 between Route 413 (Veterans Highway) and Bensalem Boulevard in Middletown Township and Hulmeville Borough. Motorists will be directed to use Route 413 (Veterans Highway), New Falls Road and Bensalem Boulevard.
Local access will be maintained for both closures. Drivers are advised to allow extra time when traveling through or near all the work areas because backups and delays will occur. All scheduled activities are weather dependent


Welcome to the
Northwood Hills Residents Association
A planning application has just been submitted to lay an Astro pitch with floodlights, for use by the school and also available for hire to local rugby and football clubs out of school hours.
Click here for full details and plans of the application on the Borough's Planning website:
The objectives of the Northwood Hills Residents Association are:
Northwood Hills Post Office
We have just been advised by Post Office Ltd that Northwood Hills Post Office in Ryfield Parade, Joel Street will be upgraded from a sub to a main branch as part of the Post office modernisation programme.
The Post Office will be closed from the 11th October to enable internal alterations to be completed and will reopen from the 23rd October.
Membership only costs £3.00 per year per household and for this fee you get:
2 copies of 'The Hills Echo' delivered to your door
Entitlement to attend the Annual General Meeting each May held at Fairfield, Windsor Close.
If you would like to become a member please e-mail Trevor Dixon
Joel Street regeneration
Click here for an update.
The AGM was held on Wednesday 25th June 2014.
Joel Street Night-Time Closures
The shopping centre at Joel Street will be closed overnight as follows:
Week commencing Monday 20th for the installation of an anti-skid surface at junctions.
Saturday 25th Oct to Sunday 2nd Nov for the planting of trees in the central reservation.
Click here for further information.


The concept design for Hillsborough Road is finally here - it's been a long time coming.
"To have a design released is a welcome step forward in an upgrade that's been needed for a long time - I've been pushing for it for the last 8 years in NSW Parliament," Member for Charlestown Jodie Harrison said.
"I know the residents affected by the problems on this road are sick of hearing about it and want to see some action.
"Having seen the impact on Hillsborough Road of population growth over all that time, it is frustrating to see that work will not be starting until 2025.
"That's only on Stage 1 - and no date has been pinned down for further works. Stage 1 will take 18 months, so it will be at least 2027 until we see improvements.
"If you are impacted by Hillsborough Road, or a frequent user, I urge you t"o look at the design released and have your say by 5pm on Monday 12 December.
You can access it at https://roads-waterways.transport.nsw.gov.au/.../index.html


The pickleball courts at Northern Regional Park will be CLOSED to the public from 11am-3pm on Saturday and Sunday, September 25-26, 2021 for a private event. The courts will be … Read More »
Smith Creek Park will close for filming at 3pm on Friday, September 17, 2021. The park will reopen at 8am on Saturday, September 18, 2021.
The disc golf course at Northern Regional Park will be CLOSED the morning of Friday, September 10, 2021 while NHC Vector Control sprays to help control the mosquito populations. We … Read More »
UPDATE 9/10/21: Due to yesterday’s weather, the dog park is going to be CLOSED through Saturday, September 11, 2021 to complete the accessibility improvements. The dog park will reopen on … Read More »
The small dog section of the dog park at Ogden Park will be CLOSED Thursday, September 2, 2021 for scheduled maintenance. The dog park will reopen on Friday, September 3.


Roundabouts in Qatar: an overlooked heritage?
13 January 2014
Students from UCL Qatar’s Museum and Galley Practice MA have been researching the unusual role that Doha’s well-known roundabouts may play in modern Qatari heritage, as part of their module Interdisciplinary Methods for the study of Cultural Heritage.
Residents of Doha will be aware that roundabouts once shaped the cities road networks, with each of them known by a distinct name, including the Arch Roundabout, the Oryx Roundabout, and even the Burger King Roundabout. Many of the roundabouts contained within them distinct and recognisable art installations. But as Doha’s traffic congestion continues unabated, roundabouts are rapidly disappearing to be replaced with traffic lights.
Students Alanoud Alattiya, Fatma Abdel Aziz, Samantha Hearfield, John McNally and Katarina Tarazi used GIS imagery of Doha to produce a short video emphasising the unique and symbolic role that roundabouts could have played in shaping local heritage. Their research, surveying long-term members of the community, will help to decipher the question of whether roundabouts are simply a mundane fact of life on the road, or whether their significance is actually greater than it may at first glance may appear.


The City of Carrollton Mayor and Council will hold a work session on Thursday, June 11, 2020 at 12:00 pm in the 2nd Floor Conference Room of City Hall, 315 Bradley Street, Carrollton, GA. The purpose of the Work Session is to discuss a rezoning, SPLOST Intergovernmental Agreement, ordinance discussions, courthouse parking deck and board appointments. The work session will be streamed via Zoom, please email email@example.com for the meeting ID. A summary of the work session will be posted on the City website within 48 hours after the meeting. All agenda items are for discussion, no formal vote will occur.
Anyone requiring special needs should contact Faith Pullen at City Hall at 770-830-2000 or firstname.lastname@example.org prior to the work session.


The next Forum meeting will be on home energy use – Wednesday 2 November 6.30pm in Haringey Civic Centre.
Energy use in our homes is responsible for over 50% of CO2 emissions in Haringey . This meeting will look at:
- What we’ve learned from the Smart Homes Project
- Zero Carbon Development as a potential source of retrofit funding
- Haringey’s Housing Strategy – what’s it doing for energy?
- GLA funding opportunities
- Muswell Hill Sustainability group work on retrofit
- What’s happening on domestic PV?
- Opportunities for Solar Water Heating


Property Description: Away from noise, traffic and pollution of the City,
surrounded by open richly manicured green spaces.
Pleasant 20 min drive form City
6 Trak Express Bypass Road (Hyd-Banglore)
10 Min Drive from Outer Ring Road
Half KM from 300 feet Perifheral Ring Road,
5 mts Drive from MMTS Railway Station
Rajiv Gandhi International Airport
P & G 2000 Acres
MY Home World City
Corporates, Colleges, International Schools, Universities, Star Hotels, Hospitals, Hardware, Software, Textile & Apparel Parks.


Airport Express Line scripts 'turnaround': DMRC
Often dubbed as a flop project, the Delhi Metro’s Airport Express Line has finally shown signs of a “turnaround” with nearly 50 per cent jump in its ridership over the previous year, following a string of measures.
These include the latest move of smart card inter-portability between the Airport Express Line and other corridors, reduction of fares by over 40 per cent and increasing the frequency of trains.
The premium line had its own smart cards and tokens earlier, valid only for the six stations on the 23-km corridor. It takes about 15 minutes to reach the Airport from the New Delhi Metro station.
"We have bucked the whole perception of private companies being more efficient <g data-gr-id="38">then</g> the public sector. With proper management and planning a turnaround story can be scripted it shows," a senior Metro official said.
<g data-gr-id="36">While</g> in March 2014, a daily ridership of 12,468 was recorded, it has gone up to 19,466 a year later, an increase of nearly 7,000.
For nearly two years, the authorities struggled to increase the ridership on the corridor, which was taken over by Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) from Reliance Infrastructure on July 2013 due to high fares and several logistical issues.
Interestingly, the average daily ridership in April, when smart card <g data-gr-id="31">inter-operability</g> was yet to be made operational, was 17,371. It rose by 13 <g data-gr-id="32">per cent</g> within a month.
The fares that were slashed by over 40 per cent in July last year also resulted in a marked improvement in its popularity. As per the revised structure, the minimum fare on the corridor is now Rs 20 instead of Rs 30 and the maximum <g data-gr-id="41">has</g> been brought down to Rs 100 from Rs 180.
According to data provided by DMRC, the ridership figure of July 2013 was 3,12,132 with <g data-gr-id="40">corresponding</g> average daily ridership of 10,069. By November 2014, the ridership had jumped to 5,38,293 taking the average daily ridership close to 18,000, as per official data.
Total daily train trips on the corridor have been increased to 168 from 148 upping the frequency on the corridor from 15 minutes to 10 minutes 30 seconds during peak hours.
DMRC took over operations of the Airport link, also known as Orange Line, in July 2013 after Reliance Infrastructure's subsidiary Delhi Airport Metro Express Private Ltd (DAMEPL) terminated its concessionaire agreement.


Pennsylvania Ave. EB Lane Closure near Embassy West Dr.
Pennsylvania Avenue will have a eastbound lane closure near Embassy West Drive for sidewalk installation starting 12:00 p.m Thursday May 12 to 5:00 p.m Friday May 20. Motorists will need follow the posted detour and/or use a different route during this time.
Map available at www.cityofdubuque.org/detours
If you have questions regarding the closure/detour, please contact the City of Dubuque Engineering Department at 563.589.4270. Please note: closure dates/times are estimates and are subject to change without notification based on weather and contractor schedules.


NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
CITY PLAN COMMISSION
Date: Wednesday, June 8, 2022
Time: 5:30 PM
Place: CITY HALL – 2ND FLOOR
235 GRAND STREET
Notice is hereby given that the following Public Hearings will be held before the Members of the City Plan Commission at the above date, time and place:
1. PL 2022-0131 Special Exception Modification for “Colleges Universities” to install athletic field lighting and press box. Location: 800 Country Club Road. Applicant: Post University, Inc. Public Hearing for June 8, 2022.
Application documents may be available at:
or call City City Plan department at 203.574.6817 for more information.
Robert J. Nerney, AICP
R-A May 26 & June 2, 2022


We are a Wakefield-based property company and have been for some 50 years.
During this time we have specialised in creating apartments and houses to let or buy.
We have now completed a project in The Bull Ring except for one vital aspect – we have no water.
During November 2013 we paid the required charge of £6,100 plus VAT to Yorkshire Water and were told the works to connect the former Beaumont Estate Agents building (6 & 8 Bull Ring) up to the main would be done in February 2014.
Here we are in May with no water and we are now told it will be another six weeks for Yorkshire Water to connect a four foot piece of underground pipe.
There are people wanting homes in Wakefield and we have homes that are unavailable to move into.
The bureaucratic system is trying to beat us and causing huge expense and inconvenience to all concerned.
Wakefield Council Highways require Yorkshire Water to serve a road closure notice which takes six weeks – God help people who need a new water supply because no one else can.
Woodhead Property and Development Services


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The City of Cody will have the south side of Stampede Avenue, between 17th Street and 18th Street, closed beginning Monday, July 27th, for approximately two-three weeks. This closure is necessary for reconstruction of the street.
This closure has been delayed. Notice will be posted once it has been rescheduled.


Halifax airport extends runway for bigger jets
Extra 500 metres will accommodate new generation of planes
A newly extended runway officially opened at Halifax Stanfield International Airport Monday.
The longer runway can now be used by a new generation of larger, wide-body jets.
The airport's main runway has been lengthened by more than 500 metres to 3,200 metres. The project took more than a year to complete and the runway opened for use in November.
The work included paving new service roads and replacing navigational aids, including new high-intensity lights at the north end of the runway.
Defence Minister Peter MacKay was on hand for the ceremony, as was Nova Scotia Premier Darrell Dexter.


Allegany County is working with Tetra Tech, Inc. (Tetra Tech) to update the Allegany County Hazard Mitigation Plan (HMP). The HMP was last updated in 2010, and the time has come to review and update the plan with current hazard history, vulnerabilities, capabilities, and targeted mitigation projects.
We are requesting participation in the HMP update process from our towns, villages, and regional stakeholders and invite you to send a representative from your organization to serve on the HMP Planning Partnership. Members of the public and local residents are also encouraged to attend public meetings and to contribute information to the plan.
The planning process will begin by conducting two identical meetings, located at the Belmont American Legion (29 Schuyler Street [RT19], Belmont, NY). The meeting dates are:
- Tuesday, April 26, 2016, at 6 p.m.
- Wednesday, April 27, 2016, at 9 a.m.
During these meetings, we will review the project timeline and planning process, discuss participation requirements, and review next steps for the plan. Representatives do not need to attend both meeting sessions, as each meeting will review the same material.
Please contact Mr. Jeff Luckey, Director of the County Office of Emergency Management, at (585) 268-5290 or email@example.com by Friday, April 22, 2016, to confirm which meeting session will be attended and the name/contact information for your Planning Partnership representative. Thank you for your continued support and cooperation.


Come and see the new park design concepts at a public open house. Monday, May 12 10am-7pm at the Irish Cultural Center, 1106 North Central Avenue.
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Earlier Event: May 15Women & Justice: ELCA Draft Statement Review
Later Event: May 29Lutheran Services of the Southwest "Come and See" tour


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When the City has open Requests for Proposals (RFPs), Invitation for Bids (IFBs), or Requests for Qualifications (RFQs), they will be on the Request for Proposal, Bid, and Qualifications Info page. The documents include instructions for submitting bids and proposals including deadlines and staff contact information. The City will not accept and is not responsible for late submissions. The City of Williamsburg will post all bidding and request on the City of Williamsburg's official website and advertise via social media.
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In the last couple of days I have received information about two lamps being out
in Drummond Close and Rogers Close in Ashmore Park.
I have contacted the City Councils Highway department and this is what they tell me.
“I will get the two roads inspected to ascertain which columns are out and
I will get them rectified asap.”
I am sure that this will reassure residents living in those areas.