Construction Code Act Enforcement Fees (Emergent)
Res #: 21-22A
Responses Received: Yes
Departments: Saskatchewan Ministry of Government Relations
WHEREAS RMs were notified by letter from the Ministry of Government Relations on December 6, 2021, that “The Construction Codes Act” comes into force on Jan. 1, 2022, and
WHEAREAS that letter states that local authorities that do not have a valid building bylaw need to adopt their own building bylaw by the required date, of December 31, 2023, or be subject to the model building bylaw, and
WHEREAS the Building and Technical Standards Branch of the Ministry of Government Relations indicated on March 8, 2022, that a local authority is not able to charge permit and other building related fees on new builds until they have a building bylaw, model building bylaw or their own building bylaw, in place, and
WHEREAS the Ministry of Government Relations website states “an updated Building Bylaw Handbook, which references the new Construction Code Act, will be available soon” resulting in uncertainty as to how RMs should apply the legislation.
BE IT RESOLVED that SARM seek clarification from the Ministry of Government Relations as to whether RMs may charge building related fees in the period between January 1, 2022, and December 31, 2023, the date for which an RM must have a building bylaw in place, and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that if RMS are not able to charge fees in this interim period noted, that SARM lobby to amend the transition period to allow for building related fees to be charged and collected by RMs on new building permit applications.
Responses From: Saskatchewan Ministry of Government Relations
September 29, 2022
- Municipalities require a building bylaw to charge fees for building permits. This longstanding requirement is carried forward in The Construction Codes Act which replaced The Uniform Building and Accessibility Standards Act effective January 1, 2022.
- The Construction Codes Act and The Building Code Regulations provide a model building bylaw that can be easily adopted and that will bring a rural municipality into compliance with all provincial construction legislation. This document is available on request in Word format.
- The Ministry of Government Relations stands ready to assist any municipality preparing to adopt the model building bylaw or amend it for its own needs and will provide comments on draft bylaws submitted prior to adoption by municipal council.
- The Building Bylaw Handbook was distributed in hard copy to all municipalities with other supporting information in early April 2022 and is now available online at this link: https://www.saskatchewan.ca/business/housing-development–construction–and–property-management/building-and-technical–standards/building–bylaws
- Municipal adoption of an effective building bylaw ensures the construction of safe, habitable buildings for Saskatchewan residents.
The Honourable Don McMorris – Minister of Government Relations, Saskatchewan Ministry of Government Relations


High Speed 2
HS2: Camden Council secures further assurances from the Secretary of State
Camden Council secured a package of agreements, known as assurances, before our House of Lords Select Committee appearance on 6 September 2016. These assurances recognise that HS2 Ltd needs to do more to address the proposed High Speed 2 (HS2) railway scheme’s impact on Camden, and will help to hold HS2 Ltd to account.
We have published the final assurances letter we received from HS2 Ltd (14 September). We still do not accept that HS2 Ltd's assurances on materials by rail and Euston Station comprehensive redevelopment go far enough to address the concerns raised in our petition. The two assurances were offered on an open, unconditional basis and did not require the Council to withdraw its case at Select Committee.


Hamilton County Commissioners today authorized an additional $500,000 to repair Signal Mountain's W Road.
That brings the repair budget for the road to nearly $1.3 million.
Today's expense is for a new portion of the road damaged recently by heavy rain.
Officials say the additional repairs are not expected to add additional time to the road closure. It is expected to reopen in eight to 10 weeks.


Old North is one of the more prestigious neighbourhoods in London, Ontario which is full of older, well-cared for, charm filled homes. Mature, tree-lined streets are quiet and everyone is happy to be a part of the community. With a mix of younger families, students and homeowners who have spent their entire lives in the same home, this is a truly unique neighbourhood. The famous Richmond Gates leading to Western University, King’s College and St. Peter’s Seminary are woven into the fabric of this neighbourhood. There are three neighbouring schools that kids can enjoy walking to: Ryerson, St. Georges and St. Michaels.
8,285 people live in North London, a 1 percent increase from 2006
62 percent of the 3,575 households are home owners
Half of households have an annual total income of over $61,016
*Statistics via City of London ( www.London.ca )


MTA Named Safest Transit System In USThe MTA has been recognized as the safest transit system in the country for the fourth year in a row.
Drivers' Union President Calls For Harsher Punishments After Bus Driver Violently AttackedPolice in Baltimore are searching for a man who they say assaulted an MTA bus driver and then fired several gunshots last week.
Commuters Frustrated With Baltimore Metro Subway System ShutdownAn emergency shutdown of the entire Metro SubwayLink system crippled commutes for a second day.
Baltimore Metro Subway System Shuts Down For Emergency InspectionThe local metro system has been shutdown through the weekend due to emergency repairs.
New Bus Route For MTA Between Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center and Tradepoint AtlanticA new bus route will start next year between Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center and Tradepoint Atlantic.
MTA Spends $81.3 Million On 140 New BaltimoreLink BusesMaryland transportation officials have reached an $81.3 million agreement to buy 140 clean-diesel buses to improve service on the BaltimoreLink transit system.
MTA To Partially Shutdown Light Rail For Repairs Starting July 25The MTA will be partially shutting down the Light RailLink system for over two weeks starting July 25.
Riders Speak Out Following Changes To City Bus RoutesFurious and frustrated residents came together to voice their anger over the city's newly overhauled bus routes. Many say the changes have led to longer waits and unsafe stops.
Baltimore Co. Fire & MTA Simulating Terrorist Attack Over Weekend At Metro StopsBaltimore County Emergency Management says MTA and regional partners will be simulated a terrorist attack as part of an emergency response exercise Saturday, June 24, at 11 p.m. through June 25 at 4 a.m.
Baltimore's New Bus System Set To Begin SundayThe countdown to Baltimore's new bus system overhaul is down to the final days.
MTA To Receive Up To $9.4M To Install Crash-Avoidance Systems On MARC's Penn LineThe Maryland Transit Administration will receive up to $9.44 million in federal transportation grants to install crash-avoidance safety systems on the MARC train Penn Line, according to the Baltimore Sun.
Occupants Abandon Car After Striking MTA Bus; Ran Red LightOccupants of a Cadillac abandoned the car Saturday after striking an MTA bus after running a red light, according to MTA officials.


Community Meetings - Jersey Avenue Redevelopment Plan 2021
Thank you visiting this page created for the rezoning efforts north of the Holland Tunnel in Jersey City.
City Planning staff is studying several rezoning efforts or requests north of the Holland Tunnel. We are kicking off a series of three community meetings to discuss upcoming amendments and get community feedback.
This webpage is created so that you may stay engaged and download materials from this effort. We encourage you to create an account for the Jersey City Data Portal and click the follow button to receive email alerts. At the bottom of the page you will see links to pdfs and other materials.
Meeting 1 - Wednesday January 27 at 6:30PM via zoom Intro to area and standards Public comment period by email through 2/3/2021
- Video recording of Meeting One posted to JCTV1 on YouTube
Meeting 2 - Wednesday February 17 at 6:30PM via zoom Urban design regulations, decision-making tools, development feasibility
- Public comment period by email through 2/24/2021
- Meeting 3 - Tuesday March 16 at 6:30PM via Zoom
- Presentation of draft plan amendments
- Public comment period by email through 3/23/2021
- Click on this link to register via Zoom for Meeting 3 - https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_xgql8JQ4R462higBK6oo6Q
Meeting dates subject to change.
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Mallory Clark-Sokolov, Elizabeth Opper, Matt Ward
- Presentation from Community Meeting 1 - 1/27/2021
- Presentation from Community Meeting 2 - 2/17/2021
- Q&A from Community Meeting 1 - answered 2/19/2021
- Draft Amendments Jersey Avenue Light Rail Redevelopment Plan - 2/19/2021
- Q&A from Community Meeting 2 - answered 2/19/2021
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Weaver Lake Road ramp to westbound I-94 closes July 16
Starting Friday, July 16, crews will close the ramp from Weaver Lake Road to westbound I-94 in Maple Grove. Motorists will be detoured from Weaver Lake Road to Elm Creek Boulevard. to Hwy 610 to westbound I-94. The ramp will reopen Friday, August. 6. Please plan ahead and give yourself additional time or seek an alternate route.


Mulch Supply and Install
- Department:Parks & Recreation, Purchasing
- Category:Professional Services
- RFP Number:0130
- Start Date:04/10/2017 12:34 P.M.
- Close Date:04/20/2017 3:30 P.M.
The City of Westland is seeking proposals from experienced and qualified vendors to supply and install mulch at various City Parks. Sealed proposals will be received by the City of Westland Purchasing Division, located at 36300 Warren Road, Westland, MI 48185 on April 20, 2017 at 3:30pm (no exceptions will be made for late filings), at which time the bids will be publicly opened and read aloud.


MUDANYA SİTE EVLER
Project Type : Residential + Commercial
Project Year : 2016
Service Type : Design
Status : Design Stage
The building is located in Mudanya district of Bursa. The large balconies and terraces give the structure a girdal appearance. The use of different materials in the structure is important for a unique facade.


Amazing opportunity for a business on prime highway frontage with superb visibility. Over 20,000 cars pass this site daily. Excellent access with full turn movements through stop-lighted intersection. Plated lot. Zoning allows wide variety of uses from retail to office. Close to a Sonic Drive-In, Scooters Coffee, a gas station, the Country Club Bank and much more. Lansing is a great place and has big city accessibility. Close to Fort Leavenworth. Don't let this lot that is priced really well to pass you by!
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The next round of community meetings will include an update on the study, including refined concepts for the San Fernando Valley-Westside connection and initial concepts for the Westside-LAX connection.
Consider attending one of these upcoming events:
Wednesday, January 30, 2019, 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Westwood Presbyterian Church
10822 Wilshire Bl
Los Angeles, CA 90024
Saturday, February 2, 2019, 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
Marvin Braude Constituent Service Center
6262 Van Nuys Bl
Van Nuys, CA 91401
For more information, click here to link to the Metro’s webpage on the Sepulveda Transit Corridor Project.


A weekend-long event at Leesburg's Morven Park on Route 15 at Tutt Lane could cause traffic congestion Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. both days.
A parade in Hamilton could cause delays along Colonial Highway Saturday between Route 704 and N. Reid Street from 9:30 to 11 a.m.
A festival taking place Saturday on Ashburn's Russell Branch Parkway and Savin Hill Drive could cause traffic delays between 2 and 8 p.m. A race taking place the same day could cause delays on Ashburn Village Boulevard, Lexington Drive, Atwater Drive and Ashbrook Place.
A Brambleton bicycle race could cause delays from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the following areas:
- Olympia Drive (between Soave Drive and Regal Wood Drive,
- Soave Drive (between Olympia Drive and Brambleton Town Center Drive),
- Regal Wood Drive (between Olympia Drive and Brambleton Town Center Drive).


Mayor cracks down on illegal parking, clears roads
BY IAN OCAMPO FLORA Sun.Star Staff Reporter
STO. TOMAS, Pampanga - Teams of municipal enforcers swooped down on a section of MacArthur Highway in Barangay Balangcas here as they cleared out illegally parked vehicles and removed road obst r uct i on s.
Mayor Gloria “Ninang” Ronquillo personally...
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Final IAMP Ready for Review
The Final IAMP has developed based on the project memorandums completed to-date, input from Project Team (PT) members, local property owners, agency staff, and the general public. The document is now posted and available for review.
Please note that the IAMP has not been adopted by the City of Klamath Falls, Klamath County, or the Oregon Transportation Commission. Adoption hearings are pending for all of those jurisdictions. As such, the Final IAMP is still subject to change.
Thank you to everyone who has been involved in this effort. Everyone's input was much appreciated and contributed to the development of the final plan.
The plan can be viewed on the Project Documents tab or by clicking HERE
Posted October 24th, 2012
Public Workshop #2 on July 19th! Virtual Open House live NOW!
Public Workshop #2 will be held Thursday, July 19th from 6:00-8:00 p.m. in the Klamath County Commissioners Hearing Room (305 Main Street). At this meeting, attendees will be presented with the current alternatives being considered for the interchange area and asked to provide their feedback.
If you are unable to attend the meeting, please take a look at the Virtual Open House. The alternatives to be discussed are posted here. You can take a look and leave your feedback. Even if you attend the meeting in person, the Virtual Open House provides some great options to get your input heard. Be sure to click the link and take a look!
We look forward to hearing your input!
Posted July 18th, 2012
Public workshop to be held week of March 19
A public workshop will be held the week of March 19. A specific date will be selected soon and posted to this website.
This workshop will focus on the evaluation criteria that will be used to evaluate interchange alternatives, the existing conditions analysis currently being conducted, and the future conditions analysis assuming no interchange modifications are made. These efforts will provide the project team with a baseline by which to consider interchange alternatives.
The public will be asked to provide their feedback on the material presented.
This workshop will be a great chance to keep up-to-date with what is happening on the project. Please plan to attend!
Stay tuned for more information!
Posted January 30th, 2012
Visioning workshop and initial project team meetings are complete
The OR 66 Green Springs Highway IAMP kicked off by holding a well attended visioning workshop for members of the public. At this meeting, attendees were able to share their ideas about what the interchange might look like in the future and voice their concerns about issues that should be considered as part of the project. All ideas presented at the workshop have been reviewed and will be an integral part of the process moving forward.
Thanks to everyone who attended!
Also, the project team has met on two different occasions to discuss initial project tasks. This group will continue to meet throughout the project to review project materials that are developed.
Posted January 30th, 2012
Upcoming Visioning Workshop
The Green Springs IAMP project team is going to be soliciting input from the public for their vision of what an improved interchange at OR 66/US 97 would look like. This event will provide participants with an overview of the project, a crash course on interchange design basics, and the opportunity to actually draw out a new interchange configuration.
The project team would like to to encourage any and all members of the public interested in the future of the area in the vicinity of the interchange to attend and provide their input!
Click below for more information:
Posted November 30th, 2011
The IAMP has begun!
Welcome to the project website for the OR 66 Green Springs Interchange Area Access Management Plan! Please check back often throughout the project for the latest information and document related to the project. Specifically, please plan to attend a meeting and provide your thoughts about the project.
Check here for an upcoming meeting to attend:
Posted November 3rd, 2011


City of La Grande Road Conditions
US101, 10 miles North of Wedderburn MP 317; Closure with Detour
The road surface has collapsed and closed the road; a detour is in place. Use an alternate route.
Updated: 12/21/2014 5:12 pm
US101, 12 miles North of Florence MP 177; Closure
The highway is closed at this location for an unknown amount of time. Please find an alternate route.
Updated: 12/21/2014 3:58 pm
Road Conditions by Route
No adverse road conditions reported at this time.


Drivers Should Expect Detours at I-75 and State Road 200 Nightly Next Week
Ocala, Fla. – As construction work continues at Interstate 75 (I-75) and State Road (S.R.) 200, the traveling public should be aware of nightly closures with detours involving two I-75 ramps next week.
The first ramp to close will be the northbound I-75 off ramp to S.R. 200, which will close at 7:30 p.m. on Sunday, Sept. 15, and open by 7:30 a.m. on Monday, Sept. 16. Then, it will close again at 7:30 p.m. on Monday night and open by 7:30 a.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 17. Signs will route traffic north on I-75 to S.R. 40 (Exit 352) where drivers can get on southbound I-75 from S.R. 40 and return to S.R. 200 (Exit 350).
At 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 17, the second ramp will close, which is the southbound I-75 on ramp from S.R. 200. It will open by 7:30 a.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 18. Then, it will close again at 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday and open by 7:30 a.m. on Thursday, Sept. 19. Signs will route traffic to the northbound I-75 on ramp where drivers will continue north to S.R. 40 (Exit 352) and get on southbound I-75 from S.R. 40.
Along with the two ramp closures, drivers should be alerted to alternating lane closures on S.R. 200 between the southbound I-75 on ramp to SW 36th Avenue, just east of the interchange. These will occur nightly beginning at 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday to 7:30 a.m. on Thursday, and then again at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday to 7:30 a.m. on Friday, Sept. 20. No detour will be required for these lane closures as at least one lane will remain open.
All closures are needed to install large drainage pipes as well as traffic light mast arms as part of a Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) project to widen and add turn lanes along S.R. 200 at the I-75 interchange area from just east of Southwest 38th Court to west of Southwest 36th Avenue.
Please note that construction schedules may change due to weather or other circumstances. Electronic message boards will be used to alert drivers to the closure.
FDOT urges all drivers to stay alert and use caution while driving through or near construction zones. When driving, walking, or bicycling, remember to pay attention and follow the rules. Safety doesn’t happen by accident.


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Two new metrolink bus routes added to Doha Metro network from February 27
The Doha Metro network has expanded with the inclusion of two new Metrolink routes for Msheirib/Al Bidda and Al Aziziyah stations added to it, operational from Sunday, February 27. The Metrolink is an essential service bus network that offers first and last-mile connectivity to Qatar Rail customers within a 2–5 km radius from their nearest Doha Metro stations.
Doha Metro and Lusail Tram tweeted from their official Twitter yesterday and announced the addition of M108, M312, and M127 routes.
Metrolink service updates#DohaMetro #metrolink pic.twitter.com/R203cYMScg— Doha Metro & Lusail Tram (@metrotram_qa) February 25, 2022
The M108 route will travel between Al Bidda and Msheireb stations. The several pick-up and drop-off points include Ezdan Al Rayyan Towers, Saray Msheirib, Al Mana & Partners, Banyan Tree Doha, Four Points by Sheraton, Square Electronics, Regency Residences, and others.
The M312 route runs between Al Aziziyah station and Nissan Quick Service, passing by the Family Medical Polyclinic, Hetten Boys School, Al Hawari Cafeteria, Honey Pot Nursery, Al Andalus School for Boys, Al Murrah Studio, and Footsteps Nursery.
In addition to this, Doha Metrolink service will also resume from Ras Bu Fontas on its M127 route. This connects via the Wakra route, between Ras Bu Fontas station and Al Wakra station, passing by these spots: Al Meera, Souq Al Wakra, Doha British School, and Al Wakra Park.
All these three routes will begin functioning on Sunday, February 27. The Metrolink routes are an additional step in making the Doha Metro stations accessible to more people in the community, as the metro network is a practical means of transport for several people in Qatar.
Make sure to check out our social media to keep track of the latest content.
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Rediscover the existing building hidden potentialities with "Yellowred" by architect João F. Machado
"Yellowred, on reused architecture" by architect João F. Machado helps evaluate the potential for rehabilitating or rebuilding, in "Circo de Ideias" bookshop, July 8, starting at 5 pm.
Open House Porto showcases outstanding architecture and promotes debate on the cities of the future
Victoria Thornton, Open House international mentor attended the public presentation of the 3rd edition of this event aimed at showcasing outstanding architecture for all to experience, completely for free.
Porto Innovation Hub debates Architecture and Urbanism
Porto Innovation Hub continues with the series of debates of the "Innovation in the transformation of the city" programme. This time, the venue receives a debate themed on architecture and urbanism.


St. Francis of Assisi Good Friday Procession,
Friday, March 30, 2018,
Broadcast time: 06:47
Wednesday, March 28, 2018
On Friday, March 30, 2018, the St. Francis of Assisi Church will hold their annual Good Friday Procession. The Procession will start at 3 p.m., and is expected to be completed by approximately 6 p.m. The Procession will be comprised of 6,000 participants, 10 floats, and three bands.
The procession route:
Formation area: Grace Street and Mansfield Avenue - Full Roadway
Southbound: Grace Street - Full Roadway
Westbound: Dundas Street West - West Full Roadway
Northbound: Montrose Avenue - Full Roadway
Eastbound: College Street - Full Roadway
Southbound: Manning Avenue - Full Roadway
Westbound: Mansfield Avenue - Full Roadway
Dispersal: St. Francis of Assisi Church at Mansfield Avenue and Grace Street
Road closures will be in effect in the area, including a portion of College Street and Dundas Street West, between Bathurst Street and Ossington Avenue, from approximately 2:30 p.m. until approximately 6 p.m.
Motorists can expect delays in the area and should consider alternate methods of transportation.
The College Street and Dundas Street West TTC streetcars will be diverted during the event:
- once the Procession approaches Dundas Street West, the 505 streetcars are turned back at Bathurst Street, via Bathurst station, returning south to proceed eastbound on Dundas Street
- the 505 bus shuttle will divert using Dundas Street West, Ossington Avenue, Queen Street West, and Bathurst Street, both ways, until Dundas Street West is clear
- the 506 streetcars on College Street are maintained until the Procession starts north on Montrose Street. At this time, they are also turned back at Bathurst Street
- the 506 cars will divert using College Street, Bathurst Street, Dundas Street West, and Ossington Avenue, both ways, until College Street is clear
- TTC personnel will be on site managing the diversions
For more news, visit TPSnews.ca.
Constable Caroline de Kloet, Corporate Communications, for Constable Nicola McIsaac, 14 Division Planner


ODOT updates Ottawa County projects
BOWLING GREEN - The Ohio Department of Transportation is updating projects for Ottawa County effective Tuesday.
Effective Tuesday, Ohio 51 will be closed through Wednesday between Martin Williston Road and Nottingham Drive for bridge repair. There will be lane restrictions throughout June. The detour is Ohio 163, Ohio 420/I-280 to Ohio 795.
Resurfacing work will continue through September on Ohio 52 from the Sandusky County line to Ohio 2. Traffic will be maintained.
The Ohio 163 resurfacing project will begin Tuesday and run through October. There will be lane restrictions between Ohio 51 and the Wood County line.
Ohio 590 will be closed starting Tuesday through Friday between Trowbridge Road and Velliquitte Road for a culvert replacement. Detour is Ohio 163 to Ohio 19 to Ohio 2.
Ohio 358 will undergo sealing and repairs throughout June. Lane restrictions are possible between Ohio 163 and Ohio 2. The project should be completed by July.


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May 4th, 2021 @ 7:30 pm - 8:30 pm
The Government has lifted its embargo on Council elections and these will now take place on 6th May 2021.
This date is very important for Stantonbury Parish, as residents will be invited to vote in the Referendum for our Neighbourhood Plan.
The Plan was prepared after extensive consultation with residents and reflects the views and opinions of residents as to how they want to see their area develop in the next 10 years.
Please keep a look-out for further information regarding the Referendum, however if you wish to refresh your memory or to find out more about the Plan please join our Zoom meeting with the Councillors and members of the Neighbourhood Plan Steering Group.
The Zoom meeting date is below:
Topic: Neighbourhood Plan meeting
Time: Tuesday May 4, 2021 19:30 London
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Meeting ID: 883 1787 7291


Roadworks update - Speldhurst Road, Southborough
Speldhurst Parish Council
We have had the following update from SGN about the roadworks on Speldhurst Road, Southborough:
Urgent work to replace a section of our gas network in the Speldhurst Road area is ongoing. This work is essential to ensuring local properties continue to receive a safe and reliable supply of gas for many years to come.
Due to unforeseen circumstances with one of our contractors, we have not been able to progress as quickly as we'd hoped at this location. However, we have arranged a new engineering team to complete the work from Monday 30 January. All being well, the remaining engineering and resurfacing work will all be complete by Friday 10 February.
Speldhurst Road remains closed between its junctions with Reynolds Lane and Charles Street. A signed diversion route via Kibbles Lane, Holden Road and A26 St John's Road is in place for affected motorists.
We appreciate roadworks can be frustrating. We’d like to thank road users, residents and businesses for their continued patience and understanding while we carry out this essential work.
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Central Coast Council Seeks Gosford City Car Park CCTV Upgrade
Gosford City Carpark needs a CCTV upgrade.
CENTRAL Coast Council is seeking CCTV Upgrade Design, Supply, Install & Commission Gosford City Car Park in the Gosford CBD.
A non-mandatory pre-tender meeting will be held at Gosford City Car Park, Baker Street Gosford NSW 2250, commencing at 11am on Tuesday, 21 May 2019.
Enquiries should be directed to David Langford at Central Coast Council on 61 2 4304-7691 or 0438 368 407 or email [email protected]
The tender closes at 2pm, Tuesday 4 June 2019.


DeKalb County School District (DCSD) has filed a lawsuit against the City of Atlanta over the annexation of Emory University, the CDC and areas totaling 744 acres in DeKalb County into the City of Atlanta. The proposed annexation is the largest by Atlanta in 65 years, since Buckhead was annexed in 1952.
District officials say city officials quietly made a change to the annexation plan after the Atlanta City Council approved the ordinance last year. District officials said they were initially told the plan would not impact the DeKalb County School District, prohibiting the extension of the boundaries of Atlanta Public Schools (APS) into the annexed area. The change, however, now means that the DeKalb school district would transfer more than $2 million in tax revenue and nine students who are eligible to attend APS.
“After APS threatened to oppose the annexation ordinance if it did not receive the property tax money from the annexed area, the mayor asked the City Council to reverse itself on the school district issue, resulting in a complete rewrite of the ordinance to extend the boundaries of APS throughout the entire annexed area,” the district said.
The district said it is seeking an immediate injunction against the expansion of APS boundaries into the annexed area, and a permanent injunction invalidating the annexation ordinance.
The lawsuit follows failed efforts to reach an agreement with APS, the district said.
“Back in July 2017, we were shown an ordinance that included in its title a prohibition on expansion of APS into the annexed area and lobbied to support the annexation on the basis. We were assured that, in exchange for our support, the annexation would not adversely impact our schools in any way,” said DCSD Superintendent Stephen Green. “We upheld our side of the bargain and publicly supported the annexation. Then, the former mayor conspired with APS to amend the ordinance and unjustly enrich APS at the expense of DeKalb County and our School District. How could a City Council engage in such a blatant bait and switch? We hope a court will right this wrong. I regret the entire annexation is now in jeopardy, but our efforts to find a negotiated solution were rejected out of hand. No one thinks what happened is right or fair, but to date nothing has been done to fix a clear injustice. I call on the new mayor to reject the back room political deal cut by her predecessor just to get this annexation completed before he left office, and help the parties find a workable solution before the annexation is voided.”


03/11/2019 - 03/15/2019
7:00 AM - 3:30 PM
The alley running west from Block Ave. (between Mountain St. and Rock St.) will be closed to through traffic at the east end (Block Ave.) starting March 11th through March 15th. Access from Church Ave. will not be affected.
Transportation is replacing deteriorated curbing and sidewalk ramps in the alley.
Note: Rain could delay or extend the estimated work time.
On behalf of the City of Fayetteville, we would like to express our appreciation for your cooperation and understanding as we perform our work in this area. If you have further questions or comments on the project please contact the Transportation Division at 479-575-8228. Office hours are 7:30 a.m. until 4:30 p.m..


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Project Description: Project includes 813 L.F. pedestrian and landscaping improvements along US Highway 12/Main Street in Guymon. This project also known as Main Street Enhancement Project is federally funded and will be administered through ODOT Local Government Division.
The City of Guymon will receive sealed bids for the construction project listed below at the office of the City Clerk, 219 NW 4th Street, Guymon, Oklahoma, no earlier than Monday, March 23, 2015, and no later than 3:30 p.m., Wednesday, March 25, 2015. Bids will then be opened and read at 4 p.m. in the Council Chambers, 219 NW 4th Street, Guymon, Oklahoma. The Mayor and Members will consider bids for award at the regular meeting of Thursday, March 26, 2015, at 6:00 p.m. The City Council reserve the right to reject any or all bids.
Bids shall be submitted in a sealed envelope marked “MAIN STREET ENHANCEMENT PROJECT”.


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This project goes with FIN# 438017-1, which will provide a mast arm signal at Harvard Drive and S.R. A1A.
Sunday, August 16th, 2020 to Saturday, August 22nd, 2020
Sunday, 7 p.m. - 6 a.m., single lane closures on northbound and southbound S.R. A1A near the intersection of Cardinal Drive for construction related activities.


11211 99 Avenue in Edmonton: Zone 12 Vacant Lot for sale : MLS®# E4155601
Courtesy of Peter B Taylor of Re/Max Select
11211 99 Avenue Edmonton T5K 0G9 : Zone 12
LOCATION!! Top of the hill above Royal Glenora Club. Steps to Grandin LRT and Ezio Farone Park. Lot is rezoned to DC2 (subsection 1045). Setbacks are now 0.8 meters on sides, 1.0 m at rear, and front is 1.5 m. Lot size is 49.9 feet deep x 25 feet. Potential to build home with over 3000 square feet of finished space.
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23 Concord Road
Commute to Downtown Lexington
Most errands require a car.
23 Concord Road has a Walk Score of 42 out of 100. This location is a Car-Dependent neighborhood so most errands require a car.
Nearby parks include White Cedar Swamp, White Cedar Swamp and White Cedar Swamp.
Nearby schools include Bedford High School, John Glenn Middle School and Bedford Montessori School.
The closest grocery store is Whole Foods Market.
Nearby coffee shops include Dunkin' Donuts, Darling Cafe and Cafe Luigi. Nearby restaurants include Dalya's Restaurant, kens ny deli & brick oven pizzeria and Ginger Japanese Restaurant.
Explore how far you can travel by car, bus, bike and foot from 23 Concord Road.


Road repairs a priority for Hudson selectman candidates
With streets marked with potholes and two bridges falling apart, selectman candidates this week said infrastructure is a top priority.
Improving roads was a major factor in incumbent selectman Charles McGourty’s decision to run for a seat three years ago. While McGourty said some progress has been made, with the repaving of several roads including Packard Street and Shawmut Avenue, a lot of work still remains.
"As you drive around Hudson there are quite a few that need to be done," he said.
McGourty's remarks and well as others in this story were made Tuesday during a candidates night sponsored by the Assabet Valley Chamber of Commerce.
Incumbent selectman Fred Lucy II said the town has a five-year capital plan, which includes street repairs, that is updated every year. Repaving Packard Street and Shawmut Avenue shows the plan is still on pace, but several other streets need work.
The town's capital plan is not on the town’s website, but McGourty said he will make sure it is posted online.
James Quinn, a member of the Historic District Commission for 14 years, and political newcomer Philip Dolan said putting the plan online will help residents know when their street will be repaired.
A few years ago, Quinn, an Old North Road resident, received a notice from NStar that his street was being repaired.
"It seemed strange that it came from NStar," he said.
With state aid for road repairs dwindling, McGourty and Lucy said town officials need to keep prodding state officials.
Dolan said town officials must put pressure on state officials to get more money for road repairs and complete projects like the Houghton Street bridge, which has been closed for six years, sooner.
"That’s a very, very big concern of mine with the Rte. 85 project," he said of the bridge.
While Lucy said hounding the state typically does not work, Quinn said town officials may have to put more pressure on the state.
"There is a point where you need to bug people," he said.
School Committee Chairwoman Sue Dunnell attended Tuesday's regularly scheduled School Committee meeting and could not be reached for comment Thursday.
Jeff Malachowski can be reached at 508-490-7466 or firstname.lastname@example.org.


2019: Jan Feb March May 2019 Parish and Annual Meetings June July
2018: Oct Sep July (Extra) July June May Parish Open Meeting Mar Feb Jan
2017: Dec Nov (extra) Oct Sep July June May Parish Open Meeting March Feb Jan
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Manitoba NDP Commits to Building Airport at Wasagamack First Nation
The Manitoba NDP commits to build an airport at Wasagamack First Nation if they form government this October.
“Airports are an important lifeline in Northern communities for so many reasons,” said Manitoba NDP Leader Wab Kinew. “They mean better health care, safer transportation, and increased opportunities for the community. The people of Wasagamack have been waiting for too long. With a Manitoba NDP Government, you will finally get the airport you need.”
Wasagamack First Nation has been calling for this airport to be built for years. In 2017, a wildfire which required the community to be evacuated highlighted the need for this project. A Manitoba NDP Government will cover the capital costs of building the airport and the access road so families in Wasagamack and surrounding communities have access to the transportation services they need.
“I’ve heard from so many families in Wasagamack calling for this airport to be built. They are one of the only remote communities in Manitoba without an airport,” said NDP candidate for Keewatinook, Ian Bushie. “Wab Kinew and I are listening, and we’re going to get this project done for you.”


MALLORCA ESTATE AGENTS : MALLORCA BUILDING PLOT WITH PARTIAL SEA VIEWS AND EXISTING LICENCE
Attractive building plot of 1,811 m2 with the possibility to build a villa of 600 m2, licence for a project already existing.
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A few years ago while on a holiday in Sydney my wife and I took a ride on the mono rail. We didn’t go on it on our most recent trip to Sydney. Instead we walked under it so I was able to get several good shots of this transport system.
The Sydney Mono Rail takes passengers through some of the CBD and links with several railway stations on the subway system. It also links with both trains and light rail trams at Central Station.
This is an excellent way of seeing some of the highlights of the city, with stops at some of the main features of interest, such as Darling Harbour where I took these photos.


SwanCare’s Bentley Park is so much more than a retirement village. It’s a lifestyle. This vibrant community offers residents companionship in a close-knit community.
Residents at Bentley Park maintain an active lifestyle, regularly socialising with family, friends and enjoying other social and leisure activities.
A range of living options are available at Bentley Park, including villas and apartments. Each features a private courtyard or balcony for keen gardeners.
All villas and apartments at Bentley Park have been designed around a concept known as ‘adaptable housing’. This means that certain design features can easily be altered the accommodate changes that may be necessary as residents age.
Other services and amenities include:


The Boston City Council Committee on City, Neighborhood Services and Veteran Affairs will hold a public hearing on Monday, September 14th at 4pm. The hearing is to discuss ongoing and planned improvements to Boston's cycling infrastructure.
This matter was sponsored by Councilor Ayanna Pressley. Click here for Hearing Notice.
All are welcome to attend and testify. Please RSVP with the form below.
If you are not able to attend, please send your feedback to Councilor Pressley by using this link.
- September 14, 2015 at 4pm – 6pm
Ianella Chamber, Boston City Hall
1 City Hall Sq
Boston, MA 02201
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The downloadable files are available for convenience only and may not be the latest versions. Please check with the City Public Works Department for the latest releases of all documents.
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as is basis. The City of Klamath Falls makes no warranty of any kind, express or implied, including any warranties of satisfactory quality or fitness for a particular purpose. In no event will the City of Klamath Falls be liable for any incidental or consequential loss or damage arising from the use of, or inability to use, these documents. The documents are not known to contain any viruses, but the City of Klamath Falls makes no warranty of any kind, express or implied in this regard.
Planned Unit Development Standards
Land Use Applications
- Annexation (PDF)
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- Design Review (PDF)
- Fence Permit (PDF)
- Land Partition Application
- Liquor License Application.pdf
- Non-Conforming Use Exceptions (PDF)
- Pre-Application Information (PDF)
- Property Line Adjustment Application
- Residential Reviews (PDF)
- Short Term Rental Application Packet.pdf


Lot 2 Crimson Lane, Rochester, New Hampshire
Lot 2 Crimson Lane, Rochester, New Hampshire 03867 - Are you looking fora buildable lot in Resuidential neighborhood,There is city water and sewer at the street. Close to major routes for easy commute. Come built your dream home.
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Results of a Bridging the Gap study suggest that living in more-walkable communities is associated with reduced prevalence of adolescent overweight and obesity.
March 3, 2004 | Program Results Report
The East Coast Greenway Alliance created a logo and trail signs to promote the use of the East Cost Greenway, a 2,600-mile urban walking and biking trail that will link cities and towns from Maine to Florida.
January 12, 2004 | Program Results Report
Project staff at Durham Central Park in Durham, N.C., worked with a coalition of 22 community groups to develop or support events that included physical activities or to interject exercise into events not normally associated with it.
February 22, 2010 | Story
"I saw a lot of excitement in the kids who were part of Walking Wednesdays," said Diana Straughan. "Often, their parents were with them and it created a fellowship."


Public Hours for Spring 2023:
Monday- Friday: 7 AM – 2 PM
Saturdays: 2 PM – Dusk
Sundays: Open 7 AM – Dusk
Facility access will be through the front gate on Delaware Avenue.
The multipurpose field and track will be accessible during public hours. The baseball field access is by permit only.
- Free street parking along Water Street.
- Metered parking on Pearl or Linden Streets.
Facility Use Permits
If you would like to use the facility for an organized event, please visit: https://secure.rec1.com/NJ/camden-county-nj/catalog


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I-95 WEEKEND BRIDGE WORK RESUMES FRIDAY
Third and final weekend for Lombardy Street bridge replacements
COLONIAL HEIGHTS — The Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) will resume Interstate 95 weekend bridge replacements at Lombardy Street in Richmond at 8 p.m. Friday, Oct. 4 as part of the I-95 Richmond Bridge Restorations project. During the third and final weekend for Lombardy Street bridge replacements, crews will replace the remaining 10 sections over the CSX Railroad. For drivers’ safety, I-95 traffic will merge to one lane in each direction at Lombardy Street (mile marker 77) through 6 a.m. Monday. Due to expected traffic delays, I-95 travelers are strongly advised to use I-295 or other alternate routes.
“These remaining bridge sections span the center of the highway and are directly over the railroad, making them the most challenging pieces to replace on this project,” said Scott Fisher, project manager. “In order to maintain one travel lane in each direction and give the crews room to work, traffic will be shifted multiple times throughout the weekend.”
Drivers can expect major delays along I-95 in Richmond between the I-64 east interchange (mile marker 75) and the Bryan Park/I-64 west interchange (mile marker 79). Additional delays are expected for travelers entering Richmond along I-64 west at the Shockoe Valley Bridge (mile marker 190) and I-64 east at the Bryan Park interchange (mile marker 186). Suggested alternate routes are as follows:
From I-95 south (Henrico): Access I-295 at exit 84 to reach I-64 east/west or areas south of Richmond; through travelers can use I-295 south to bypass Richmond and re-enter I-95 south at exit 46 in Prince George County. Local traffic can also take exit 82 (Chamberlayne Avenue/Route 1/301 south) to reach Richmond destinations.
From I-95 north (Prince George): Access I-295 at exit 46 to reach I-64 east/west or areas north of Richmond; through travelers can use I-295 north to bypass Richmond and re-enter I-95 north at exit 84 in Henrico County.
From I-64 east (Goochland/Henrico): There are three alternate routes:
- Access Route 288 south at exit 175 in Goochland to reach Chesterfield County locations and to re-enter I-95 at exit 62
- Access I-295 at exit 177 to reach I-95 north or I-64 east of Richmond
- Access I-195 south at exit 186 in Richmond to reach downtown destinations, Route 76/Powhite Parkway Extension (toll) through Chesterfield County or the Downtown Expressway (toll).
From I-64 west (Henrico/New Kent): Access I-295 north at exit 200 to reach I-95 or to continue on to I-64 west of Richmond.
To keep traffic moving, VDOT’s Safety Service Patrol will operate around the clock on I-95 in the vicinity of the work zone during the weekend bridge replacements. In addition, electronic message signs will display estimated travel times through the work zone and recommend Richmond through travelers use I-295.
The 12-span Lombardy Street bridge is the largest and most complex of the 11 bridges for the I-95 Richmond Bridge Restorations project. The I-95 bridges over Upham Brook in Henrico County remain after the Lombardy Street bridge is completed. The project is currently ahead of schedule with completion expected in June 2014. The following eight bridges have been replaced:
- Laburnum Avenue
- Bridge over Boulevard exit ramp
- Hermitage Road
- Westwood Avenue
- Overbrook Road
- Sherwood Avenue
- Robin Hood Road
For more information about the I-95 Richmond Bridge Restorations project or to sign up for project updates. Anyone with questions about the project can call VDOT’s customer service center at 800-FOR-ROAD (800-367-7623).
Information in VDOT news releases was accurate at the time the release was published. For the most current information about projects or programs, please visit the project or program Web pages. You may find those by searching by keyword in the search Virginia DOT box above.


Our Parish and community are best described as an urban city parish with a mix of privately owned and housing association properties. A large vacant site formerly occupied by multi-storey blocks is earmarked for re-development in near future. The only schools in the parish are both Roman Catholic, one Primary and one Secondary. There is also a special needs school for primary and secondary ages which has a multi council catchment area (Dundee, Angus and Perth and Kinross). Our previous minister was chaplain to this school.
Much of the Parish area is the open space of Dundee Law. A volunteer group, ‘Friends of Dundee Law’ undertake a variety of activities throughout the year and recently we have been providing refreshments for them on the days of their larger gatherings.


Board Committee Meeting - 10:00 am on Friday, May 5 @ Quincy Street Station (South conference room), 820 SE Quincy
Board Meeting - 3:15 pm on Monday, May 15 @ Quincy Street Station (South conference room), 820 SE Quincy
ACATS Meeting - 10:15, June 7, 2017
Quincy Street Station
From the Board: Topeka Metro Accomplishments — Where We Stand
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A council debate about sharing municipal services with other communities in the region grew sour last week when councillors brought up the thorny issue of a planned roundabout in St. Davids.
Coun. Sandra O’Connor, who chaired the Tuesday morning meeting, cautioned that the town needs to be considerate of its residents when cutting deals for community services – especially when working with the region.
She cited a “power imbalance” between the two levels of government and said she felt the region had not been considerate of the town’s needs on issues such as the new St. Davids roundabout.
The decision made this year to move forward with the roundabout at the corner of York and Four Mile Creek roads, replacing the current four-way traffic stop, was made by the region, not the town.
In response, Lord Mayor Gary Zalepa said that decision is different from how shared services work.
“The shared-service model will be locally elected people making local decisions using resources that are, perhaps, shared,” he said.
While Coun. Gary Burroughs agreed with Zalepa’s account of shared services, he said “we get into trouble” over regional properties, such as the intersection in St. Davids.
“The residents don’t want it,” Burroughs said.
Zalepa interjected, saying Burroughs was wrong.
O’Connor allowed Burroughs to finish his point, however, because council has sent two letters to the region in opposition to the roundabout after hearing concerns from residents about the project.
This appeared to agitate the lord mayor, who, at that point, briefly stepped out of council chambers.
In an interview after the meeting, Zalepa said Burroughs was wrong.
The lord mayor explained that he talked to hundreds of people about the project on the campaign trail last fall – knocking on “almost every door in St. Davids.”
“I do not feel that that there is massive opposition to an improvement in infrastructure in the intersection,” he said.
“I go through there almost every day. My parents live in St. Davids,” he added.
Repairs and upgrades are “drastically needed,” he said.
Zalepa said he went through every environmental assessment and attended every meeting on the issue in his time as a regional councillor – representing Niagara-on-the-Lake – in the prior term.
From that process, the best option on the table, for all parties, was a roundabout, he said.
“I will stand behind that. I’ve stood firmly behind it each time,” he said.
Frank Tassone, the region’s director of transportation services, offered several reasons for why a roundabout is the best option.
“Roundabouts slow down the speed of traffic and provide safer experiences for all modes of travel,” he said in an email.
He also said it’s the safest option for both road users and pedestrians.
One reason he gave is that pedestrians have shorter distances to cross in a roundabout than at traffic lights – they only have to watch for cars coming from one direction.
“Drivers are more likely to be looking in the direction of pedestrians, instead of up at signals or left while turning right,” he added.
And Zalepa said when accidents do happen in roundabouts, they are, statistically, less severe because people are driving more slowly.
When drivers collide at 60 kilometres an hour, the speed limit on York Road, “people get hurt,” Zalepa said.
Zalepa said he could have been “less dramatic,” but he gets “a little annoyed” when he hears comments like those Burroughs made.
“If you’re going to say something like that, what’s the fact that you have to back it up?” the mayor asked.
One alternative to a roundabout posed by St. Davids residents is a bypass.
Zalepa said a bypass doesn’t solve the safety concerns that exist right now and that even if a bypass was built, the region could not leave the St. Davids intersection as a four-way stop.
He said he had nothing against Burroughs “per se,” just that he was a “irked” by his comment.


Twice each year, the City of Ypsilanti allows city residents to put out twice their normal trash limit for collection. This year the "Double Trash" weeks will take place the week of April 23rd and August 20th on trash day. Read on...
The purpose of the publication is for enforcement during special events and peak times per Chapter 86, Section 86-34(a) of the Ypsilanti City Code. Read on...
Grass and weeds may not be permitted to grow higher than 10 inches. Tree limbs and branches shall be maintained a minimum of eight (8) feet above the sidewalks and public right-of-ways. Read on...


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Posted on April 10, 2020 at 5:51 PM by Bradley Fraley
The City of Watauga will be closing all City Parks to vehicular traffic effective today, April 8, 2020 in an effort to reduce the spread of COVID-19. The closure will be in effect until April 30, 2020.
The picnic areas, workout stations, playgrounds and benches shall not be used during this closure by the public to prevent the spread of COVID-19.


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Tucked away in the heart of Filkins, there is an allotment oasis!
In 2011 the Ernest Cook Trust agreed to lease a pocket of land in the Village Centre to the Parish Council, so that allotments could be provided in the village. Fourteen allotments have been created and they were quickly snapped up by locals keen to embrace 'The Good Life'.
The current rent for an allotment is £25 per annum, we do have some half plots available if a whole plot is too large. There is running water and everyone helps each other out- it is a very sociable place to be.
If you would like to enquire or need more information on the allotments, please contact Pat Gibson our Allotment representative.


Prop 1 passes
Expect more construction as a huge mobility bond passes in Austin. The goal is to relieve congestion across the city.
At the Move Austin Forward watch party, when the early vote numbers were announced, there was a sigh of relief along with the cheer that rang out.
The $720 million bond measure known as Prop 1 jumped to an early lead and never looked back.
For the past several months, Austin Mayor Steve Adler has been the driver behind the wheel and on Election Day he thanked the Prop 1 supporters who packed th room for hopping on board.
"What you all have worked on here is so important to the city it's a magical place but we're only going to be able to maintain that if we actually do what needs to be done to deal with the challenges that we have and they are mobility and they are affordability and today this city is taking a big step in dealing with mobility dealing with digestion in the city dealing with safety in this city," Mayor Adler said.
The bond money is being sliced into three categories. Local mobility, regional mobility and corridor improvement projects.
Roadways targeted for work include Lamar, Burnet, Airport, MLK and Guadalupe. There will also be money for Loop 360, Spicewood Springs, Anderson Mill and Old Bee Caves Road.
But putting down asphalt is just part of the plan. There are to be new bike lanes and pathways, improved access for buses and cash to purchase smart technology for traffic signals.
It's a big list but Mayor Adler admits Prop 1 is not a total gridlock buster.
"It is a first step. Through decades of not investing we should have been investing we've got a hold to dig ourselves out and I'm just really excited the community said let's start that work now. It is not going to solve all the problems there is no quick solution ... but it is a step in the right direction it is a solid step in the right direction and I'm really excited," Adler says.
Those who opposed the bond measure claimed it was a shell game. It was argued that the plan would end up costing property owners more money than the $5 increase in property tax bills that supporters claimed.
"The mayor worked very hard on this and put a lot of political energy into this, there was a lot of money in the PAC that opposed us, and those were hard things to overcome," Roger Falk says.
With the vote counting over, work on the Prop 1 projects will now get geared up. Sidewalk projects, described as shovel ready, are expected to start first.
But like Austin's traffic, relief will not be quick. Some of the work is expected to take more than a decade to complete.


HAGERSTOWN, MD (May 13, 2022) – The Washington County Highway Department announces a road closure on Heather Drive between Route 63 and Ayrshire Court. The road will be closed starting Monday, May 16, 2022, for culvert, pipe, and utility replacement. We anticipate a thirty(30) day road closure. The residents who live on Heather Drive between Route 63 and Ayrshire Court will be able to access their homes.
The County encourages all drivers to exercise caution while road work is completed.
For additional information, please contact Washington County’s Public Relations and Marketing Department at 240-313-2380 or [email protected].


The City of Missoula Parks and Recreation Department (City) is requesting bids for the expansion of pickleball courts at Fort Missoula Regional Park located at 3219 Fort Missoula Road, Missoula, MT 59804. Project site is east of the existing pickleball courts and north of the Fort Missoula Regional Park maintenance facility. Bids will be received until 3:30 PM MST on Thursday, February 13, 2023.
Addendum #1 issued: 1/24/2023
Addendum #2 issued: 1/25/2023
Addendum #3 issued: 2/2/2023
Addendum #4 issued: 2/2/23
Addendum #5 issued: 2/7/23
IMPORTANT PLEASE NOTE - ADDENDUM #5
Proposals will no longer be accepted through the City of Missoula Website as stated in the 00100 Invitation to Bid and 00200 Instructions to Bidder.
Bids are to be submitted via mail or in-person.
Mail: City Clerk, 435 Ryman Street, Missoula, MT 59802
In-Person: Parks and Recreation 100 Hickory Street, Missoula, MT 59801
Bids are to be received by the bid due date Monday, February 13, 2023 3:30 PM local time. Bids that are not received by the bid due date will not be accepted.
Bids are to be in a sealed envelope with the Project Name “Pickleball Expansion at Fort Missoula Regional Park” clearly marked on the outside of the envelope.


THE £500 million M8 M73 M74 Motorway Improvements Project has been officially opened by First Minister Nicola Sturgeon.
The scheme, which has been tipped to reduce journey times by up to 20 minutes and contribute more than £1 billion to Scotland’s economy, includes the new seven mile stretch of the M8.
Transport Scotland said the project aims to tackle congestion in central Scotland and is the first part of a £1.7 billion investment in the nation’s roads network.
More than 8000 workers have been involved in the construction period.
Speaking at the Maxim Business Park at Eurocentral, Nicola Sturgeon said, “This new length of motorway has completed the M8 link between Glasgow and Edinburgh and Scotland’s previously most congested junction. The M8 is a vital link in the central belt and this newly completed section will help connect people to business, leisure and education opportunities and also creates a better environment for companies to do business.
“Businesses are already reporting a journey time saving of up to 20 minutes travel between Scotland’s biggest cities and a similar saving for those using Raith junction. These improvements and additional road capacity will ensure our economy has room to grow.”
Source: Project Scotland
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Welcome to the November 2019 construction update
The Southern Corridor Improvements (SCI) project is working at full pace, aiming to have three motorway lanes in each direction between Takanini and Papakura open by the end of this year. The full four lanes southbound from Manukau to Hill Road were opened this month.
Here is the latest on what’s been happening across the project over the last month, as well as what’s coming up.
There will be a Community Information Evening held from 5.30pm on Tuesday 3 December 2019 at the SCI Project Office, 8-12 Great South Road, Takanini (behind the Gull Service Station). Members of the public are welcome to attend to find out more about the project’s progress and timeline to completion.


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During the April 6 OKC school board meeting, a proposal for a new health and wellness center was offered, a charter school application was approved and a lease with a semi-pro football team as rejected.
Some might have viewed Shadid as vulnerable following his unsuccessful run at mayor last year. Mayor Mick Cornett won reelection by a wide margin, even winning most precincts in Shadid’s ward.
A billion-dollar bond for infrastructure, possible tax incentives for a convention center hotel and early planning on a potential MAPS 4 vote await candidates who are elected to the Oklahoma City Council Tuesday. Seats in wards 2, 6 and 8 are up for grabs on March 3, and a third of the council could change…
Ward 8 is where Oklahoma City meets the suburbs.
Ward 6 is nearly visible from every other ward in the city.


The City of Mexico will be working on annual crack sealing on the north end of town.
According to Mexico Public Safety the work will take place inside of Olive Street and North Jefferson.
The project will start at Orange Street and continue north to the dead ends.
Streets will be down to one lane at times. Use caution in work zones.


St Giles Circus
St Giles Circus is a road junction in the St Giles district of the West End of London at the eastern end of Oxford Street, where it connects with New Oxford Street, Charing Cross Road and Tottenham Court Road, which it is more often referred to owing to the location of Tottenham Court Road Underground station directly under the junction. It is near to Soho, Covent Garden, Bloomsbury and Fitzrovia.
The circus derives its name from the nearby church of St Giles-in-the-Fields, after which the area is named. From the Middle Ages until the fifteenth century, gallows were located at St Giles Circus alongside a cage for prisoners, and a cattle enclosure known as St Giles's Pound. The area was an infamous rookery until it was cleared in the mid-19th century with the creation of New Oxford Street parallel to St Giles High Street by clearances.
Tottenham Court Road Underground station was opened in July 1900 as part of the Central London Railway, with the platforms under Oxford Street to the west of St Giles Circus, and the station opening on the south west side of the circus, on Oxford Street. The Charing Cross, Euston and Hampstead Railway joined the station with what is now part of the Northern Line in September 1908, with station entrance on the south east side of the circus. The main station ticket hall was later moved underground, built below the circus in the 1920s. The junction became known as St Giles Circus in 1921.
The area today is dominated by Centre Point Tower, located on the south-east corner on New Oxford Street and Charing Cross Road. Built between 1963 and 1966 by developer Harry Hyams, the brutalist tower was London's first "skyscraper", and is now a Grade II listed building.
The Dominion Theatre is close to the north-east corner, on Tottenham Court Road just above New Oxford Street. The London Astoria theatre was on the south west side. A new theatre to replace the Astoria is planned. An auditorium/gallery is planned for the south-east corner.
- Ackroyd, Peter (5 October 2000). London: The Biography. Chatto & Windus. pp. 131–140. ISBN 9781856197168. OCLC 45325918.
- A Visit to the Rookery of St Giles and its Neighbourhood
- "St Giles - Hidden London". hidden-london.com. Retrieved 22 December 2016.
- "Clive's Underground Line Guides – Central Line, Dates". www.davros.org. Retrieved 22 December 2016.
- Rose, Douglas (1999). The London Underground, A Diagrammatic History. Douglas Rose. ISBN 1-85414-219-4.
- Railways Through The Clay; Croome & Jackson; London; 1993; p169
- Weinreb et al. 2008, p. 761.
- Weinreb et al. 2008, pp. 143–144.
- "Tottenham Court Road station". Crossrail. Retrieved 22 December 2016.
- "Crossrail plans to transform Tottenham Court Road and West End approved". Crossrail. 20 April 2012. Retrieved 23 November 2012.
- propertymall.com. "Final piece in £90m St Giles Circus development given the green light". www.propertymall.com. Retrieved 22 December 2016.


April 19, 2022
The CCRMA held a Pre-bid meeting for prospective bidders for the Veterans Bridge CBP Primary Expansion Project.
The meeting consisted of a presentation allowing prospective bidders to have an overview of the project including, project limits, length of project, type of work needed and principal items of work. Items discussed also included bid proposal documents needed, length of contract, construction requirements, federal requirements, environmental concerns, traffic control, materials, and other matters.
To learn more about the Veterans Bridge CBP Primary Expansion Project, click here.


New joint policy for the development of Southend Airport launched
22nd February 2007.
New joint policy for the development of Southend Airport launched.
A joint policy for the development of Southend Airport has been launched by Southend Borough Council
and Rochford District Councils.
The Joint Area Action Plan has been welcomed by the airport operators, Southend Airport Company and
by the many companies based on the airport.
The airport company, a subsidiary of Regional Airports Limited (RAL), who also own and operate Biggin
Hill Airport in South London, has recently appointed ex BAA man, Alastair Welch, 39, as Managing
Director of Southend Airport.
Commenting on the future of Southend Airport, Andrew Walters, Chairman of Southend Airport, said
“this new JAAP will be running together with our own study of strategic options as to how we develop
both Southend Airport and our approved railway station in time for the Olympics.
The airport is in the Thames Gateway regeneration zone and located to the east of London, alongside
the main railway line into London Liverpool Street Station. It is being developed as important new
infrastructure for both the Thames Gateway and London.
This is an exciting time for Southend Airport and we are receiving many encouraging offers of support
London Southend Airport Ltd
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Built on sillar (volcanic stone) with a brick vault. It is the main church of the city and occupies all the Northern part of the main square. Built totally with sillar it has a neo-renaissance style with some gothic influence. The façade is formed with seventy columns with Corinthian capitals. Its majestic presence makes it one of the most important architectonic symbols of the city.


02 Mar Riverwalk at Harbourside Place Near Completion
March 2, 2012
The construction on the Riverwalk extension at Harbourside Place in Jupiter, Florida is nearing completion. Crews are working at a feverish pace to install all the remaining components of the Riverwalk extension in order to complete it by the end of March. After finishing the Riverwalk, the crews will begin to focus their energies on starting construction on the infrastructure at Harbourside Place, to include the construction of a hotel, retail and restaurant space, a private access dock, and an amphitheater. In the past week, crews have completed sandblasting the pathway to bring out the final colors and texture and have completed installing all the trellis features on the property. Crews have also installed nearly half of the Riverwalk pathway light features, palm trees, and pathway railings. Photos and descriptions follow below.
Please visit our business partner, the Florida Regional Center, website http://www.visaeb-5.com/ for potential investment opportunities.


The Liverpool cycle stand
The Liverpool cycle stand is an economical space saving solution for short term cycle parking. This is design that is favoured throughout UK institutions. It is a shape and can be installed on almost any type of paving surface. It offers a safe parking facility and can accommodate two bikes. These racks can be fitted in alternating alignments or parallel to each other.
Dimensions: 800 mm Height above ground 700 mm length, 50 mm tube
Options: Submerged fix or base plate fix, satin or highly polished finish


Beware last minute bypass design changes
IT'S real and it's making headlines in the Sydney media, warns the Coffs Harbour Bypass Action Group.
It's the hidden danger associated with awarding 'design and construct' tenders with any major road infrastructure project.
While the group is celebrating the release of the bypass EIS showing tunnels, and not cuttings, they've long warned against the awarding of 'design and construct' contracts as opposed to 'construct only'.
In the Sydney suburb of Rozelle there have been some unexpected 'modifications' for the final stage of the $16.8 Billion Dollar WestConnex Project which have left the community outraged.
The changes to the plan raise the road into an eight-metre-high Cahill Expressway-style overpass, with a local mayor describing it as 'something out of LA'.
It has sparked opposition from residents, who say they accept the need for a motorway and played ball during the original consultation in 2017, but now feel betrayed by the NSW Government.
An angry backlash to the controversial new overpass - that was supposed to be an underpass - has forced authorities to extend public consultation over its U-turn on the already-approved M4-M5 Link project.
"This is exactly why the Coffs Bypass Action Group has been calling for a construct only contract and the exhibition of final Detailed Design for the Coffs Bypass," said Coffs Bypass Action Group (CBAG) spokesperson, Rod McKelvey.
"This is not a figment of our imagination, this is real and it's happening in Sydney right now. It's yet another example of design changes being made during the construction process and to make things worse, in this case, the so-called modifications come years after better design plans had been agreed upon with the community."
The Coffs Harbour Bypass EIS is on exhibition until October 27 and the action group is urging those who make a submission to demand a construct only contract and the exhibition of a detailed design.
"Otherwise we can't be sure of the final outcome.
"Though we appear to be on track, we will not be disbanding this group until we have an absolute guarantee of the design - this is not the time to relax," Rod said.


For information on the items on these meeting agendas please email Contact_Zoning@jccal.org. All meetings are held in Room 270, Second Floor of the Jefferson County Courthouse in Birmingham, Alabama.
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Multi-purpose convenient location, one of Kelowna's main arterial roadways with average daily bi-direction traffic counts in excess of 22,000 (source: City of Kelowna 2006). Fully-signalized, intersection on Enterprise Way at Cooper Road. Units ranging from 10,000 sq. ft. to 79,000 sq. ft. with yard. Ceiling heights vary from 18' to 26'. Dock and grade loading.


ST. CHARLES – The Fifth Avenue water main replacement project will require about five to six more weeks of work, city officials said Monday.
The project, which began in late April, has hit some delays, said John Lamb, the city’s environmental services manager. Lamb on Monday provided St. Charles aldermen with an update on the project during their Government Services Committee meeting.
The water main is being constructed on North Fifth Avenue, or Route 25, between North Avenue in St. Charles and the Q Center, 1405 N. Fifth Ave. in St. Charles, Lamb said.
There were a number of water main breaks at the beginning of the project, and additional work is being required to clean and complete pipe flushing, Lamb said. There has been more debris on site than expected, he said.
“There’s just been some complications when you’re doing underground work like this … even though everyone has done their homework,” he said.
The next five to six weeks will involve pressure testing and at least a week to repave the road, Lamb said.
The project is incurring additional costs, which city staff is addressing with the project engineer, Lamb said.


15215 Canyon RoadPuyallup, WA98375
Listing courtesy of Kristina Linkem of eXp Realty
Due to the health concerns created by Coronavirus we are offering personal 1-1 online video walkthough tours where possible.
This prime 2.3 acre parcel is on a fully lighted intersection corner of Canyon Road less than a mile from the new Amazon Distribution Center. Canyon Road corridor is the main access to Hwy 512, Fredrickson industry, and Meridian. This is the most shovel ready property along this corridor, everything is complete and constructed, all utilities are on site, underground storm water retention system installed. ECOR zoning allows truck parking, contractor yard, warehousing and distributing, industrial service and repairs, eating and drinking establishments, gas station and convenience store, professional offices, drive-through businesses, car wash, hotel.
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Catcliffe, Rotherham - temporary prohibition of pedestrians
What is happening?
ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 - SECTION 14(1)
PART OF PUBLIC FOOTPATH NO.8 CATCLIFFE ROTHERHAM
(TEMPORARY PROHIBITION OF PEDESTRIANS)
NOTICE is hereby given that Rotherham Borough Council intends (not less than
seven days from the date of this Notice) to make an Order the effect of which will be
to prohibit any pedestrian from proceeding along that part of Public Footpath No.8
Catcliffe commencing from Poplar Way and proceeding in a southerly direction for a
distance of 290m from Saturday 4th. March until Sunday 6th. August 2023 for a period
of 6 months.
NOTICE is further given that the alternative route for pedestrians affected by the
Order will be via the footways adjacent to adopted highways.
Reason for the prohibition – because works are being or are proposed to be
executed on or near the footpath (Housing development).
Dated this 23rd. day of February 2023 B. Nahal, Head of Legal Services


Erik Göngrich was born in 1966 and lives and works in Berlin. As an artist, architect, cook and publisher, he negotiates urban policy issues. In his performances, architectures, sculptures, installations, publications, walks, drawings and photographs, he reflects on the use and transformation of urban space and takes a sculptural look at the informal qualities of the public sphere. His explorative art is born out of discursive experiences. The found spatial and social situations become the starting point of a collaborative process lasting several years, in which a work of art specific to time, user and place is developed. He is a passionate repairer of modernity and an active archivist of the transformations of urban practice.
On the way in Florence: How to get out of the archive?
Perhaps the question is not just a question of research but rather a question of activating and conveying history – a question of how we represent history. I.S./E.G.


Councillors have slammed the brakes on proposals to introduce a 20mph speed limit in the North-east – because it would cost too much.
Moray Council’s SNP group had urged the local authority to investigate the prospect of rolling out the lower limit in residential parts of the county to make people safer.
But members of the Tory-Independent administration group stopped the move on financial grounds.
Local authority boss George Alexander said installing signs would cost £2.5million.
A vote tied at 12-12, but convener James Allan used his deciding vote to reject it.


Locations work will continue on: Maple Avenue, Market Street, Park Place, Washington Street, Cattano Avenue, Speedwell Avenue
For work locations, see link:https://www.dropbox.com/s/i8aw0yhdg9906c7/tree%20well%20list%20next%20batch.xlsx?dl=0
- Work is expected to continue through mid-November (no work 10/31/18 or 11/6/18)
- Working hours will be on Monday – Friday, 7:00 am – 3:30 pm with select restrictions by location.
- Work will involve the installation of a soil amendment in tree wells, as well as a porous tree well surface system to replace mulch/wood chips. Improvements will foster healthier trees, reduce maintenance, and improve walkability.
Tree Root Invigoration Project via Biochar Soil Amendment
Contractor: The F.A. Bartlett Tree Expert Company
- Furnish and Install Flexipave Porous Surface in Existing Tree Wells
Contractor: Waters and Bugbee, Inc.
- See attached link to informational Flexipave video: (https://vimeo.com/68823506)


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HWY 169 Community Presentation
February 21, 2019 @ 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm
The City of Adel has scheduled a community presentation on the proposed Highway 169 Growth & Safety Projects for Thursday, February 21, 2019 from 7:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. in the ADM Middle School Commons (801 Nile Kinnick Drive S.). For more details, please visit this link.


In the City of Fond du Lac, parking from November 15th through March 15th is restricted between the hours of 8:00 PM and 8:00 AM. On EVEN numbered days starting at 8:00 PM, parking is restricted to the even side of the street only. (Example: January 10th at 8:00pm you would park on the even side of the street). The same applies for ODD numbered days. NO PERMITS will be required. Any METERED AREA is restricted to 60 minutes between the hours of 2:00 AM and 6:00 AM. This policy overrides all other on-street parking restrictions in place on any street where parking is allowed.
For questions regarding winter parking restrictions, please call the Police Department at (920) 322-3700.
To appeal a parking ticket, you must submit it online at www.fonddulac.rmcpay.com. If you are not able to submit it online, you may email firstname.lastname@example.org or write a letter to City of Fond du Lac, 160 S Macy St, Fond du Lac, WI 54935. Appeals are not accepted over the phone.


Compare all options from City Center to Pescara. Use the journey planner above to plan your trip from City Center to Pescara by all available means of transportation such as Train and Bus. The CombiTrip journey planner compares and combines many transportation providers such as for example Railway agencies, Bus operators. You can find all the ticket prices, times and duration related information from the journey planner shown above. From City Center [LAT: 40.10947, LNG: -111.65775] to Pescara [LAT: 42.46179, LNG: 14.21609] is 11210.2 km. From City Center to Pescara, the travel time is around 160 hours 14 minutes by car.
The nearest train station to the center of City Center is located at 15.5 km (18 minutes by car) distance and is called Provo, UT (PRO). More train stations near City Center. The nearest airport to City Center is located at 15.9 km (19 minutes by car) and is called Provo Municipal Airport. More airports near City Center.
The train station in Pescara is located near the center. The nearest airport to Pescara is located at 5.3 km (10 minutes by car) and is called Pescara International Airport. More airports near Pescara.


The City of College Park, the University of Maryland and Town of University Park’s bike share program, mBike, will end this summer, with the last day of operations on August 31, 2019. With our three-year contract coming to an end, we were unable to come to terms on a replacement system with Zagster and have mutually agreed to part ways.
The mBike program grew steadily over the past three years with more than 4,000 unique users and 130,000 trips. The City of College Park, University of Maryland, and the Town of University Park intend to build on the success of mBike by introducing a new shared mobility system that provides pedal bikes, pedal-assist bikes and electric scooters. We hope to make details of this new system public very soon.
We apologize for any inconvenience during this transition and have made arrangements with Zagster for refunds to current members.
Questions about mBike refunds and existing mBike memberships may be directed to Zagster at email@example.com or (202) 999-3924.


Bridge Inspections In St. Mary Parish To Cause Lane Closures On Tuesday
DOTD workers will be performing routing bridge inspections throughout St. Mary Parish on Tuesday. Below are the following locations and times during which the work will happen:
- Charenton Bridge at Baldwin Canal on LA 182 (Main Street) between Yokley Road and Newman Street: Closed from 8 AM to 11 AM. DETOUR: LA 83, US 90 and LA 3211
- US 90 (both directions) between LA 83 (Baldwin, Louisa) and LA 3211 (Franklin): Alternating lane closures from 11 AM to 5 PM
- US 90 (both directions) between LA 33211 (Franklin) and LA 3215 (Garden City): Alternating lane closures from 11 AM to 5 PM
All road work is weather permitting.


Shore Road, Absecon: A lane shift will be in effect between California and Bolton avenues from 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays through the first week of July for utility work by the South Jersey Gas Co.
Cologne Avenue, Galloway Township: A road project will cause a detour on the avenue between Route 30 and Almond Street from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. on weekdays through the month of June.
Hospitality Bridge, Folsom: The bridge on Eighth Street south of Route 322 is closed to traffic until further notice to allow engineers to conduct an inspection of the trestle bridge, which may have sustained damage as a result of storms.
Source: Atlantic County
Radio Road Bridge, Little Egg Harbor Township: The shoulder is closed indefinitely due to construction on the structure.
Route 9, Tuckerton: Lane shifts are in effect through June at the Lake Pohatcong Dam as it's being reconstructed.
Source: Ocean County


About This Project
Located in Franklin, Tennessee, the Shadow Green project is a 15-acre residential townhome development consisting of 192 units. Southern Site performed full site development on this job, including everything from erosion control through paving.
At the time, this was our largest earthwork job to date, which consisted primarily of rock. We also constructed a concrete underground detention facility beneath the parking lot next to one of the multifamily units. Additionally, the lower portion of the site had an 18-inch, 10-foot undercut.
Challenges and Unique Features
An interesting aspect of this project involved building a spur road through the training facility used by the local sheriff and police departments. Their shooting range was right next to this portion of the site, so when we were running our dozers to build the spur road, there were officers shooting right beside our operators.
The size and scope of this project was also a challenge in itself, as we had never done this much earthwork or constructed a detention structure of this size before.
Southern Site performed a significant amount of excavation on this project, as we moved 105,000 CY of dirt and 67,000 CY of rock. Our utility installation was a major undertaking as well, with 2,800 LF of sewer, 2,844 LF of water, 4,200 LF of storm drain, and 3,900 LF of electric. We also installed 350 box culverts at Shadow Green.
We would like to recognize the efforts of Jeff Douglas on the Shadow Green project. Jeff came in toward the end of the project, and he did an incredible job helping us finish the utility work on this site. All told, this was far from an easy job, but we completed all of our work to the client’s satisfaction.
- Type of WorkSite Work
- LocationFranklin, Tennessee
- OwnerGoodall Homes
- Scopefull site development on this job, including everything from erosion control through paving


Tourists are parking in wrong locations and fill up the bins. Now the mayor of Flakstad municipality in Lofoten charge from the visitors.
Lofoten is becoming an increasingly popular destination. Tourists are coming and spend more money in cash for accommodation and retail but also some challenges for municipalities and citizens.
– It was hard to believe the number of tourists before I see it with my own eyes, said Flakstad Mayor Hans Fredrik Sørdal (Ap) to newspaper Nordlys. The mayor pointed out that he himself saw 70 tents in Kvalvika few days ago.
Previously municipality were empting the bins in popular areas once a week and now they must be emptied daily which costs more money for the municipality.
The mayor would like this to be directly paid per hiker but looking rather for a solution with the parking fee. The aim is to put in place a parking solution by next summer.
He wants the revenue from such a tax should accrue to the citizens through various public health measures.
Thursday evening notified police of widespread illegal parking around Fredvang in Flakstad Municipality. The mayor was then also in contact with the police. Police warned that Friday will be on site to write charges.
Source: NTB scanpix / Norway Today


on October 22, 2012 at 12:18 PM, updated October 22, 2012 at 12:20 PM
--- The Baldwin County Highway Department has announced that a portion of Baldwin County 49 at Camellia Road will close at 8 a.m. Tuesday.
The detour map for Tuesday's closing of Baldwin 49 is pictured.
The closing is necessary in order to complete a crossdrain replacement project, officials said.
The road closure will last about 2 days.


Wednesday, January 20, 2010
Original Conceptual Sketches of Albany Grove & Lombard Court
You might like to see the original concept drawings done by our architect for Albany Grove in Silver Spring & Lombard Court in Fells Point. These sketches were the inspiration for the homes we are now selling. Both communities have gone on to win several design awards competing against the largest and best known builders andarchitectural firms in the country.The historic review board in Baltimore made us delete much of the detail shown above saying, 'it just was not Baltimore,' oh well, the homes ended up quite beautiful and even the Mayor of Baltimore wrote us a terrific letter telling us that she has seen the community and what a positive effect she thinks it will have on the surrounding area. We agree!


Here is our weekly travel update to help you get around London this weekend. There are no planned works on London Underground, and most of the network will be open with services running as normal. Please check if any of the following affect you.
All weekend there will be no service between the following stations:
• Romford and Upminster, due to Crossrail construction work and Network Rail infrastructure work
• Highbury & Islington and Shadwell, due to Crossrail construction work
• Surrey Quays and New Cross, due to Crossrail construction work
From Monday to Thursday next week, trains will not run between Hackney Downs and Enfield Town/Cheshunt (via Seven Sisters) after 22:45 due to Network Rail track work.
No service between Bow Church and Stratford all weekend.
All weekend, trains will not run on the entire line and there is no service between Brentwood and Shenfield until late May.
Bus users will be affected by the following this weekend.
West London – Until Saturday 1 April, there are lane restrictions in both directions on Cromwell Road between Ashburn Place and Ashburn Gardens. This is for junction improvement works.
City of London – From 06:00 on Saturday until 21:00 on Sunday, there will be lane restrictions on Bishopsgate at the junction of Threadneedle Street. This is for a crane operation.
Central London – From 10:00 until 17:00 on Saturday, roads in the area will be busier than usual and may be subject to closures, including Park Lane, Piccadilly, St. James’s Street, Pall Mall, Cockspur Street, Whitehall and Parliament Square. This is for a march.
Wembley – From 14:00 until 21:00 on Sunday, roads around the stadium will be busier than usual, including A406, Harrow Road and Wembley High Road. This is due to an event.