RESIDENTS ASKED TO WEIGH-IN ON NEW LOMA VERDE RECREATION AND AQUATIC CENTER
Chula Vista residents are asked to participate in a survey to help shape the future of a new recreation and aquatic center at Loma Verde. The current center, located at 1420 Loma Lane in the southwestern portion of the City, was built in the 1970s. Over the years, remodeling has occurred as needed but a comprehensive vision of the center is now being planned.
Goals of the project are to create a hub for the community to include recreational, social and cultural programs. The new center will be a modern one that meets health and safety codes, is operationally and environmentally sustainable, universally accessible and is integrated into the neighborhood.
Community input is needed to help shape the future of Loma Verde and to determine what residents would desire in a new center. The survey can be found at https://www.chulavistaca.gov/lomaverde and is available in English and Spanish. The deadline to participate is July 5, 2019. In addition, a community forum is scheduled for Monday, June 17, for residents to share their thoughts on the needs of the center. The forum will begin at 6 p.m. and will be held at the Loma Verde Recreation Center.
For more information, please contact Leilani Hines at email@example.com.


Route 3 over the Rappahannock River will be reduced to one lane during daytime hours
Wednesday, Feb. 1 to Friday, Feb. 3
FREDERICKSBURG – Route 3 will be reduced to one lane on the Robert O. Norris Bridge between Lancaster and Middlesex counties during daytime hours on Wednesday, Feb. 1 through Friday, Feb. 3.
Work is beginning on a $12.8 million maintenance project to paint the three center bridge spans. Next week, the project contractor will install netting on the bridge that will encourage Peregrine falcons to nest outside of the project work zone.
Bridge traffic will be reduced to one lane on the following schedule:
Wednesday, Feb. 1
- 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Thursday, Feb. 2 and Friday, Feb. 3
- 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Cleaning and painting the bridge’s center spans will protect its structural steel elements and prevent deterioration and corrosion.
This project will complete a full painting of the Norris Bridge spans. Additional spans were cleaned and painted between 2009-2012.
Real-time information on the bridge work zone and lane closures will be available on 511Virginia.


The majority of items on the agenda for the City Council meeting on Tuesday night were continued until future meeting dates during a session that lasted only an hour inside City Hall.
Among the items pushed back at the request of the presenting group was discussion about Dave and Busters. But that didn’t stop one resident from expressing her concerns about the proposed business during the public comments portion on the topic.
“I am totally against this project,” said Utica Street resident Kathy Bailey. “I believe this type of entertainment was geared for Commerce Way. … I thought (residents) counted more than development in the city. Burlington didn’t allow this project and they had six lanes of traffic. Now they’re going to try to get into two lanes of traffic. It must be new math.”
Included in the list of items that were continued to future meetings is a special permit for Lawless Chrystler Jeep to use a commercial parking lot, further discussion about the combined business and apartment complex at 508 Main Street, and requests to amend inflammable licenses for Lytron, Inc., and Skyworks Solutions, Inc.
Road races were approved that will be held to support VNA Hospice Care, Woburn Lions Club, and Shamrock Road, and aldermen moved a variety of items into subcommittees as well.
The next regular City Council meeting is slated to take place on Tuesday, Oct. 22, at 7 p.m.


Last week, the California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) was scheduled to fully close the 101 Northbound Central San Rafael exit for the full weekend for work on the 101 NB Central San Rafael Off-Ramp Bridge Replacement project. Due to weather conditions, they had to shorten the closure. Subsequently, to complete the remaining work, Caltrans will be fully closing the offramp from Saturday, October 30 at 9 pm to Sunday, October 31 at 12 pm. Please note: these dates and times are subject to change and is dependent on weather conditions.
If you would like to learn more about the proposed roadway detours, images can be found on the Caltrans project website. In addition, Caltrans recently presented an informational report at the October 4 City Council meeting. Check it out to learn more about the project!
Please be mindful of the detours that will be in place; please familiarize yourself with the roadway detours which can be found on the Caltrans project website. Motorists are advised to drive with caution and follow all posted directional signs. Residents and businesses may temporarily experience increased noise levels during this operation. This work is a part of several on-going construction projects along US-101, starting at the Golden Gate Bridge, progressing through Sausalito, and concluding in San Rafael until early winter of 2021. Advisories will be issued for each phase of work, and updates can be found at the Caltrans project website and City of San Rafael project website.
For any inquiries or concerns, please contact Caltrans Public Information Officer, Chiconda V. Davis, at email@example.com or (510) 715-7906
For most recent updates, please visit the project website.
For 24/7 traffic updates, please visit 511.org or follow them on Twitter
For real-time information, please visit Caltrans QuickMap or follow Caltrans on Twitter


Applications now available for 2019 National Housing Trust Fund for Rental Development
The application for the 2019 Kansas National Housing Trust Fund (HTF) Rental Development Program is now available to qualified for-profit and nonprofit developers. Approximately $2.7 Million is available for acquisition, new construction and rehabilitation of affordable rental housing for households with extremely low income (ELI) in the State of Kansas. HTF funds may be combined with other resources, including Low Income Housing Tax Credits (LIHTC) and HOME Rental Development funds. Housing developed with HTF funds must remain affordable to ELI households for a minimum of 30 years. To receive an application packet, please contact Cynthia Howerton for an application request form, at 785-217-2025, or firstname.lastname@example.org.
The application deadline is at 4:30 pm, Friday, February 1, 2019.


Bruce Ficken, chair of the firm's Construction Law Practice, was quoted in Law360's feature, "Firms Add Construction Lawyers As Cities See More Cranes." From just about any Manhattan skyscraper, it's possible to see at least a dozen cranes soaring over construction sites across the city. A stronger economy sprouts more cranes, and it also appears to be the driving force for firms that are adding more construction lawyers. "I just think there's a heck of a lot more construction activity than there was a couple of years ago," said Bruce, "I think law firms are trying to get ahead of that market a little bit."
To read the full article, click here.


RETAIL AND RESIDENTIAL OPPORTUNITY FOR THE SAVY DEVELOPER
Located in the CBD of Beerwah, these three ajoining blocks totalling 4,050m2 / 1 acre for development awaits the astute and savy developer.
Schematics already with Council for combined use as follows, but not limited too;
* Retail (mix of retail outlets on ground level)
* Residential (mix of medium and high density multi-units, 4 levels, 80 units)
* Commercial (mix of commercial use)
* Community (child care, community, education, place of worship)
* Sport and Recreation (club, indoor sport and recreation)
* Other Activities (parking)
* Three separate titles
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Regional Connector Constructors (RCC) will be performing pile and deck installation activities at the 1st St Portal.
This work requires a four weekend directional closure on westbound 1st St between Vignes St and Alameda St. Road closures will be in place 7 pm Friday through 5 am Monday on the following weekends:
- Friday, April 20–Monday, April 23
- Friday, April 27–Monday, April 30
- Friday, May 4–Monday, May 7
- Friday, May 11–Monday, May 14
Pile installation work is anticipated to begin as early as Saturday, April 21, 2018 from 7 am to 9 pm.
Activities include pile installation, deck installation, saw cutting, and paving.
Sound mitigations will be in place during work hours. Quieter activities will be done overnight. Pile installation will take place from 7 am through 9 pm.
Pedestrian, business, and local access will be maintained. Deck installation requires three full weekend directional closures anticipated to begin as early as Friday, April 28, 2018.
What to Expect
Directional Weekend Closure Detour:
Westbound 1st St. traffic will detour right on Vignes, left on Temple, left Judge John Aiso, back to 1st St.


The Lane’s Cove seawall rehabilitation project is on track for completion by December, and city officials say it should wind up costing city taxpayers well under $1 million.
The project, being carried out by Charter Contracting Inc. LLC of Boston, continues toward rebuilding the seawall’s north quay and the outside and southern breakwaters, said Mike Hale, Gloucester’s public works director, on Thursday.
Hale said officials from the Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency are expected to inspect the work next week.
“But when we’re done, we’re going to have a solid wall that is going to look like it once did,” Hale said. He also said that work on the breakwaters’ core walls includes a mix of concrete wrapped in granite, in line with the previous construction.
“I think it’s going to be something we can model other seawalls after,” he said. “I’m happy, and I think other people are pleased as well.”
A partnership with the state and federal emergency management agencies netted $2.1 million for the project, with $1 million in FEMA aid coming for storm damage to the wall in 2013, and another $1 million received from the state last year in the form of a grant for dams and seawall repairs.
Gloucester’s City Council, meanwhile, approved borrowing and allocating up to $3.5 million to cover preliminary cost estimates for the overall work. The winning bid from Charter Contracting — the same contractor that headed up the two-year harbor cleanup project off Harbor Loop for National Grid — came in at $2.61 million, city Purchasing Agent Donna Compton confirmed, leaving $561,000 to be paid by the city, pending any potential cost overruns.
“This balance will be locally funded, but we’ve been committed to taking care of this right from the start,” Hale said.
“This is the way this should work, with us, the state and the federal government working together,” Hale continued. “This is a necessary piece of infrastructure, it provides safe haven during emergencies, it’s obviously important to people who moor boats there, and there is an aesthetic piece to it.
“People visit there, artists paint there, photographers take photos there,” he said. “It’s an important piece of the community, and we want people to be proud of it when it’s done.”
Ray Lamont can be reached at 978-675-2705 or firstname.lastname@example.org.


A number of dilapidated buildings which had blighted the centre of Wainfleet for many years have been given an overhaul.
Residents had made complaints regarding the properties which district councillor John Upsall says he battled for a number of years to get something sorted.
He felt the buildings and in particular, The Angel Inn which is a disused public house, had become an eyesore for the town after falling into a state of disrepair.
“I think, the work has vastly improved the area and in particular, visitors coming into the town, could see the Angel Inn which was wasn’t looking good. In the summer a lot of people visit Bateman Brewery and have a walk through the town and some of the properties were starting to look shabby,” said Coun Upsall.
The Angel Inn has been a bone of contention for a number of years and has now received a face lift after East Lindsey District Council took direct action to tidy it up. The council used its powers under planning law to carry out the works through a Section 215 notice for untidy land.
The works cost £10,000 in total which included painting to the exterior; guttering and brickwork repairs with total cost being charged back to the property.
Councillor Craig Leyland,Portfolio Holder for Economic Regeneration, said: “Now more than ever, it is vitally important that our towns remain attractive vibrant places that people want to visit. I hope this work has resolved a long standing community issue.”
And Coun Upsall echoed Coun Leyland’s thoughts and said: “I’m sure the town appreciate it and it has been an issue for a long time, we’ve had a good response and the [Wainfleet] town council is pleased.”


On Monday 19 November, Lambeth-based businesses will have the opportunity to learn about and influence the strategic direction of transport planning in the London Borough of Lambeth.
In the event, that will take place at Lambeth Town Hall, borough transport policy officers will present their plans, and there will be ample opportunities for questions and discussion.
The event will focus on the content of the following two documents, which are currently in draft form:
The Transport Strategy is a document outlining the strategic direction of transport planning in Lambeth for the next 20 years. At the heart of the Strategy is the aim to ensure that the transport system is accessible to all, allows us to lead healthier lives, tackles inequality and cleans up our air.
The Local Implementation Plan (LIP) complements the Transport Strategy, providing a deeper look into challenges and opportunities. It also contains a three-year programme of investment alongside local targets and indicators to enable the plan to be monitored.
Follow this link to register your place.
If you are unable to attend, or if you wish to submit your comments online, please complete the Transport Strategy Survey on the consultation page.


Town of Garner Storm Debris Collection - Friday, June 14, 2013
For Immediate Release
Contact: Sgt. Scott Crawford at 919-661-6974
Town to Collect Storm Debris Starting June 20
In response to the storm of June 13, 2013, the Town of Garner will be conducting a special one-time cleanup of unprepared storm-related yard waste generated as a result of the storm.
Pickup will begin on Thursday, June 20th on the Red and Grey (Monday) solid waste routes and continue in sequence until one pass of the entire Town has been made. In order to provide prompt service town-wide, there will be no backtracking. Cleanup will run continuous so Public Works has the opportunity to go to the next day’s colored route if they finish the previous route early. Therefore, all residents are encouraged to have debris at curb by June 20th to reduce the risk of being missed.
Please note the following:
Place unprepared storm- related yard waste at the curb for pickup.
Routine weekly prepared yard waste service will continue as normal. See Town website or your recycling calendar for details on how to prepare properly.
Contractor generated debris is not eligible for pickup per Town Code.
Pickup is for yard waste only- no construction or demolition debris.
Call Garner Public Works at 919-772-7600 for any questions and latest schedule information.
The schedule will vary according to volume, please be patient. Storm debris cleanup will be limited the week of July 3rd (July 1-5)
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Road work continues in Ray and Saline counties. Click to hear Area Engineer Mike McGrath:
The work schedule remains light throughout the KMZU listening area with work continuing in Cooper County on the Route OO Bridge between Route M and Short Drive through September 30. Also, work on new pavement construction for Route double H just north of Veterans Road northeast of Sedalia. Lanes will be closed 24 hours a day as work continues through the end of the year. In Caldwell County, Route D will close Monday for a bridge replacement project. The road will be shut down for six to eight weeks at the Goose Creek bridge about one mile north of Route HH. The transportation department will then close the Route W bridge over East Sheep Creek on May 7. Drivers will need to find alternate routes during those construction projects.
According to the Lafayette County Sheriff’s Department, Barkertown Road between Calvary Hill & Johnson Drive will be closed next couple days for maintenance.
MoDOT announced late last week that the Chariton County bridge over Stanley Lake has reopened. The structure was closed for about a week.


The Ilsleys School Hall
Full Parish Council Meeting
We will be meeting face to face in the Ilsleys Primary School Hall on Tuesday 8th March at 7.30pm for a full parish council meeting.
The agenda can be viewed here.
We will be discussing one planning application for Little Mallards and you can view the planning documents here.
As our temporary scheme of delegation is still active and in place, should anything happen that require us to defer to a Zoom meeting at short notice, the links will be posted here and via our social media channels.


Establishing a Community Consultative Committee (CCC)
There were several approval conditions set down by the Independent Planning Commission including the establishment of a Community Consultative Committee (CCC).
The CCC will comprise of:
- An independent chairperson
- Up to 7 community and stakeholder representatives
- A Council representative
- Up to 3 representatives from Origin.
The Department of Planning, Industry and Environment has completed the appointment of an independent Chair, and advertisements have been placed locally seeking nominations from local community members interested in joining the CCC.


Best ways to get from Rockefeller Center to McCarren Park
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Rockefeller Center is a 19-building commercial complex between 48th and 51st street in New York City. It serves as a massive center of entertainment, art, history, shopping, and much more. Rockefeller Center is one of the most popular tourist destinations in America.
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A park equally valued and cherished in Greenpoint and Williamsburg, McCarren Park is the site of endless games of kickball, soccer, baseball, bocce, handball, basketball, football, and tennis, running meets and playground antics. McCarren Park is home to the McCarren Park Pool and Play Center.
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PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a Public Hearing will be held to consider a resolution revoking and rededicating the unpaved north end of Belcara Drive in the City of Ruston, Louisiana, at the regular meeting of the Mayor and Board of Aldermen to be held at 5:30 p.m., on April 1, 2013, Council Chambers/Courtroom, City Hall, 401 North Trenton Street, Ruston, Louisiana. Accommodations will be made for the hearing impaired and non-English speaking individuals provided that notice is received by the City no later than Wednesday, March 27, 2013. Requests for accommodations should be made to Pat Cargill, Ruston, Louisiana (251-8663).
EMMETT GIBBS, CLERK
1td: March 22, 2013


Board of Zoning Appeals
Board of Zoning Appeals Members:
Herbert Wilson, CHAIRMAN
John Timmons, VICE-CHAIR
Abraham T. Simmons
The BZA meets every first Monday of the month at 6:30 pm if there is a specific need or request. If there is a meeting notices are sent out per the local newspaper and posted on the Towns grounds. You can find agendas and previous meetings minutes here.


LINCOLN CITY DOG PARK SUPPORTERS PLAN MEETING
Brainstorming Session to Organize Local Effort
Supporters of an effort to establish a Lincoln City dog park will host an organizational meeting on Tuesday, July 10th, from 6:00 to 7:00 PM, at The Eventuary, 560 SW Fleet Avenue.
Establishing a dog park in Lincoln City was first suggested by local resident Cheryl Johnson, who collected almost 700 signatures in support of a park. The Lincoln City Parks Board and City Council have given support to exploring the project. Supporters have recently launched a Facebook page to start a local volunteer group and connect project advocates, including residents, business owners and visitors. The Facebook page can be found by searching for “Lincoln City Dog Park”. Supporters are encouraged to “like” the page to stay in the loop as the project progresses. Project organizers note that over 60 people have already “liked” the page within just a few weeks.
The purpose of the July 10th organizational meeting is to determine the level of interest in developing a dog park, and to brainstorm potential sites and volunteer activities, such as work parties, fundraisers, formation of committees, outreach and publicity. Mayor Dick Anderson and city staff will participate in the meeting to provide maps and other resources. Inquiries or interest in the project should be directed to
Kate Daschel (541-996-1232) or Cheryl Johnson (541-921-1014).


Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act eBook
The $1.2T Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) was passed into law in November 2021, with more than half of the available funding focused on surface transportation. This eBook focuses on digital solutions to complement physical buildout for surface transportation projects. Investment in physical infrastructure is critical; however, decision makers that are looking to optimize outcomes should recognize modern infrastructure is a combination of physical and digital investments. We call this The New Infrastructure.


Whether you want a traditional style New Orleans courtyard garden or something that's truly unique, a step-by-step plan is one of the first phases. We understand how important the planning phase can be. That's why we utilize the most sophisticated and cutting edge design techniques and technologies to share landscaping ideas with you in a clear, visual presentation. We'll go over these detailed printouts and graphics with you to ensure we're covering every nook and cranny of your outdoor setting
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Traffic on one way will be diverted through Kotagiri for five days from Monday
With various stretches of Ooty road requiring repairs and maintenance, the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) will begin works from Monday and cover the 114 km stretch in phases from Kallar near Mettupalayam to Kakanallah (Karnataka border).
As a result, traffic on one way will be diverted through Kotagiri for five days from Monday. Between dawn and dusk from Monday to Friday, all the ascending vehicles will ply through Burliar and descending vehicles diverted through Kotagiri.
An official of the NHAI told The Hindu that initially works will be taken up on 12 km from Kallar to Law’s Falls (Coonoor). The officials of the NHAI held discussions with The Nilgiris District Collector and the police and requested diversion of traffic. Cleaning of culverts and other safety works will also be taken up simultaneously.
The NHAI has allocated Rs. 20 crore for repair works on the 114 km of the hill road (Kallar to Kakanallah).
The road cannot be widened and hence, the existing carriageway will have to be strengthened and repaired to meet the growing needs of the traffic. Nearly Rs. 200 crore is required to upgrade the entire stretch to hill road standards. However, the current allocation is just Rs. 20 crore, the official said.
The Mettupalayam - Coonoor stretch of National Highway 67, which cuts through The Nilgiris, will be made one way between 6 a.m. and 6 p.m. from May 27 to 31, according to the Superintendent of Police, The Nilgiris, T. Senthilkumar.
Pointing out that an inspection of the damaged spots was carried out by NHAI officials, he said that they made a request to close the road from Saturday. However, since the flow of vehicles will be heavy during the weekend on account of the Fruit Show at Sim’s Park in Coonoor, it was decided to make it one way from Monday.


SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM: Freehold Borough will be undertaking its Sidewalk Improvement Program during the Spring and Summer of 2018 in order to help residents correct code deficiencies that result from tree roots, normal decay, and other unsafe conditions. The Borough will pay one-half of the cost of the sidewalks. Repairs are limited to deficiencies only, and residents will be included on a first-come, first-served basis. The deadline for participation is March 1st, 2018. Please call 732 462-4200 for additional information.


4142 Gillie Rd, Victoria, British Columbia
4142 Gillie Rd, Victoria, British Columbia V8Z 2E1 - Un-serviced vacant land that could hold future potential in a wonderful neighborhood, buyer to verify if this lot can be built on. Presently in flood plain with agriculture use allowed. Also see neighboring property 4140 Gillie MLS # for sale.
Listing Courtesy of Pemberton Holmes - Cloverdale


City of West Des Moines issued the following announcement on April 24.
Only solid waste in carts will be collected effective May 11th
Metro Waste Authority has announced that effective May 11, 2020, weekly collection of large and extra items at the curb will be suspended due to COVID-19. Only solid waste in carts will be collected. Additionally, Spring Cleanup has been postponed.
The most convenient drop-off location is the Metro Northwest Transfer Station in Grimes. Beginning Saturdays in May residents may bring typical household garbage and large items between 8:00 AM and 1:00 PM for a fee.
Rates: Car $10 Van/SUV $15 Truck $20
Metro North Transfer Station
4105 SE Beisser Dr.
Grimes, IA 50111
* Open Saturdays from 8:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Questions? Call Metro Waste Authority at 515-244-0021
Original source can be found here.


Community Boards meet once each month. At these meetings, members address items of concern to the community. Board meetings are open to the public, and a portion of each meeting is reserved for the Board to hear from members of the public. In addition, Boards regularly conduct public hearings - on the City's budget, issues related to zoning and land use and other major issues - to give the community the opportunity to express their opinions.
Community Board Four meets the 4th Tuesday of every month with the exception of July and August and days which fall on holidays. Our regular meetings begin at 6:00 PM.
We meet at the Bronx Museum of the Arts, 1040 Grand Concourse (Grand Concourse and East 165th Street) 10456.


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The Beautification and Tree Commission works to educate residents and business owners about the selection, planting and maintenance of trees, shrubs and other plants, particularly varieties that are native to this region. It also oversees landscaping and plantings around the City, including the flower pots in the downtown area. The commission oversees the Green Thumb Awards and helps with the annual tree planting program. It was established according to the provisions in Codified Ordinances Chapter 1221.
Date: Third Wednesday of each month
Time: 5 p.m.
Location: City Hall, 118 Hillsboro Avenue
(Meeting dates, times and locations are subject to change. Click here to confirm details.)
View most recent agendas and minutes here.
(Agendas are available prior to meetings. Minutes are available after approval.)
The Emerald Ash Borer is a bright metallic-green beetle that may be smaller than a dime, but it is capable of taking down ash trees thousands of times its size. Unfortunately, this beetle is infecting ash trees around Edwardsville. For more information, please go to Emerald Ash Borer webpage
The Edwardsville Beautification and Tree Commission is pleased to announce the opportunity for residents to participate in the Edwardsville Tree Planting Program. This program enables residents to be reimbursed one-half the cost (up to $100) of purchasing and planting one approved tree each year at their primary place of residence within the Edwardsville City limits. Please go to the program's webpage for more information.
The City of Edwardsville Beautification and Tree Commission has established the Annual Green Thumb Award to honor residents who beautify Edwardsville with their landscaping, flowering and edible gardening efforts. Please go to the program's webpage for more information!


Throughout the New York City Select Bus Service Project, New York City Transit
will conduct public and community outreach.
The project staff invites you to send in your questions, comments, suggestions
and ideas. As an interested member of the public, you can visit this website
for updates, join our mailing list, and attend public meetings.
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Mayor Steele Announces the Retirement of Public Works Director John Collins
Mayor Roger Steele announced Public Works Director/City Engineer John Collins gave notice of his retirement. Collins’ employment will run through May
Mayor Steele will be recommending to city council at the regularly scheduled May 24th city council meeting Keith Kurz be appointed as interim Public Works Director/City Engineer.
Collins said, “I’ve enjoyed my time living in Grand Island and working with the city has been a real pleasure. However, it is time for me to retire.”
Mayor Steele said, “I anticipate a seamless transition in leadership will occur with Keith Kurz appointment and the council’s approval. Keith will move forward with a team of dedicated individuals and believe the department’s continued success will not be deterred.”
Kurz currently serves as the Assistant Public Works Director.


TDOT Summer Interstate Weekend Work in Downtown NashvilleTwo areas in need of repair will require extensive lane closures
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – This summer, Tennessee Department of Transportation contract crews will be working on two different areas of the downtown interstate loop that will require weekend lane closures and shutdowns.
The first area is the I-40 eastbound overpass at the I-65/I-40 split that was hit by a large water truck in late April. Crews will need to close the I-65 northbound ramp to I-40 westbound for two weekends for repair work. I-40 eastbound access from west of the bridge will be reduced to one lane during this time. I-40 westbound traffic will not be impacted. A map is available here: https://www.tn.gov/content/dam/tn/tdot/region-3-documents/i-40-resurfacing/I-40_I-65_Weekend_Bridge_Repair.pdf. The tentative dates are as follows.
· Friday, June 22 at 8PM through Monday, June 25 at 6AM
· Friday, July 13 at 8PM through Monday, July 16 6AM
In the event of inclement weather, July 20-23 has been designated as the makeup weekend.
The second affected area is the I-40 bridge over 2nd Ave., 4th Ave., and Lafayette Street, which is scheduled for repairs. Crews will need to completely close I-40 from the I-65 split by the Adventure Science Center to the I-24 split at the Silliman Evans Bridge (the south loop) for three weekends. A map is available here:https://www.tn.gov/content/dam/tn/tdot/region-3-documents/i-40-resurfacing/I-40_Weekend_Resurfacing.pdf. The tentative closure dates are as follows.
· Friday, July 27 at 8PM through Monday, July 30 at 6AM
· Friday, August 3 at 8PM through Monday, August 6 at 6AM
· Friday, August 10 at 8PM through Monday August 13 at 6AM
In the event of inclement weather, August 24-27 has been designated as the makeup weekend.
This work is part of a $5.8 million resurfacing project on I-40 from Church Street to Arlington Avenue, which is already underway.
The I-40 eastbound overpass repairs at I-65/I-40 were incorporated into the I-40 resurfacing project contract. The cost for the repairs for these repairs is estimated at $750,000.
All closures are dependent on weather and project progress and are subject to change. TDOT will provide confirmation of the weekend work the Thursday prior to the tentative start. Get more information here: https://www.tn.gov/tdot/projects/region-3/interstate-40-resurfacing-downtown-nashville.html


Traverse City Adopting Healthier Drinking Culture Strategic Plan
The Traverse City Board of Commissioners decided to adopt the Healthier Drinking Culture Strategic Plan.
All of the commissioners voted in favor of the plan on Monday night.
It comes after the Downtown Development Authority approved the plan on Friday.
Some of the plan’s short-term goals include identifying a community policing officer, cameras, and more lighting for safety.
“I am very confident this report contains actionable items that we can do in the short, medium and long term to address the issues,” said Christie Minervini, Traverse City Commissioner. “I am very proud of the way this body has taken on a subject that is a difficult complex.”
The Traverse City Downtown Development Authority is looking at grant opportunities to help implement some short-term goals.


Even if you can’t or don’t go, be in the know!
- Monday, November 18th at 5:30pm–Zoning Hearing Board meeting. AGENDA>>> http://bit.ly/1ee82vI
- Monday, November 18th at 6:30pm–Harrisburg School Board meeting. Access AGENDA>>> http://www.hbgsd.k12.pa.us//Domain/912
- Wednesday, November 20th at 5:30pm–Harrisburg Town Hall meeting in City Council Chambers on “Food Vendors.”
- Wednesday, November 20th at 6:00pm–The Harrisburg Authority Board meeting. Access AGENDA>>>http://www.hbgauthority.com/calendar/calendar.html
- Thursday, November 21st 6-8:00pm–State Senator Rob Teplitz Town Hall meeting at Heinz-Menaker Center. Info>>>http://bit.ly/1jdSxnG
- Thursday, November 21st 6:00pm–Environmental Advisory Council in City Council Chambers.
1. draft 2014 budget discussion-
2. Update on comprehensive plan- the environmental component
3. Privatizing trash collection –
4. Tree removal along Market Street and at Market Square –
5. Scheduling next meeting and 2014 meetings


Building Access and Relocations
Beginning Monday, May 14, 2018, at 7:00 a.m., Student Center Drive will be closed from its intersection with Matthews Street, to the Alkek Library north loading dock entrance. Additionally, Elm Street, between Matthews and Buckner Streets, will also be closed. These street segments are planned to reopen January 31, 2020.
These closures are necessary to facilitate construction efforts for the LBJ Student Center Expansion project. Service and delivery access to Alkek Library and Derrick Hall loading docks will be available, via Russell and Pickard Streets.


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The City of Arcata’s Engineering Department is seeking a qualified consulting firm to provide engineering services and environmental studies for the Old Arcata Road Improvement Project. Work includes preparing California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) and National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) supporting documents and completion of final plans, specifications, and estimates (PS&E).
The Old Arcata Road Improvements project is located between the Buttermilk Lane roundabout and the Jacoby Creek Road intersection in Bayside, California, and will be funded with Local, State and Federal dollars requiring the Consultant to follow all pertinent local, State, and Federal laws and regulations. Total amount payable to the Consultant shall not exceed $200,000.00 with a performance period/contract from the date approved by the Arcata City Council in 2018 through July 2019. The DBE goal for this project is 5 %.
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On this weeks program Chris chats about last weekends federal election and what changes could occur in relation to climate change and urban policy, local news includes Main Yarra Trail works at rear of 'Skipping Girl', 651- 653 Victoria Street, Abbotsford, Nicholson Street tram power upgrade work in Fitzroy North and Brunswick East from 22 May to 17 June 2022.
Cr Rohan Leppert from City of Melbourne writes about last weeks cycling fatality on King Street and the disparity between Sydney and Melbourne and what needs to occur to stop unsafe riding conditions. Please donate to Her name was Yukako.
Lena Huda from 30 Please, Walk Sydney and Safe Streets to School discusses last weeks National Roads and Traffic Expo, speed limits trials in Manly, Liverpool and Wollongong, ride to school day and the campaigns key ask of default 30km urban speed limits.
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The Frederick County Office of Transportation Engineering announced today that Bennie Duncan Road will be closed starting from 0.7 miles from Hoffman-Seachrist Road and Cabbage Run Road on or about November 12, 2019. This will allow the contractor, LW Wolfe Enterprises, Inc., to repair the roadway.
The work is scheduled to last approximately six weeks until December 20, 2019, weather permitting. The work includes pavement deep patching and resurfacing, reinforcing earth slope, and turf grass establishment.


MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) – Two tree debris drop-off sites that were made available to citizens following last weekend’s destructive storms will stop accepting public debris Saturday.
The city said in a press release that the drop-off sites at Fort Snelling and north Minneapolis will stop accepting public tree debris at noon on Saturday.
The north Minneapolis drop off site is located at 33rd Avenue and 2nd Street. It is open from 8 a.m. to noon on Saturdays.
The Fort Snelling site is located adjacent to the golf course. Its hours are also 8 a.m. to noon on Saturdays.
Also in the press release, the city advised residents not to take tree debris from the curbside to use for firewood. These tree debris could be infested with Emerald Ash Borer, and moving the wood could spread the infestation.


|Project Details||Royal Hallmark|
|General Project Description||Condominium with 1 Block of 5 Storey with attic residential flats|
|Project Address||1 Haig Lane|
|Tenure of Land||Freehold|
|Developer||H Homes Pte Ltd|
|Site Area||Approx 25,054.3 Sqft|
|Development Heights / Storey||1 Block of 5 Storey with attic residential flats|
|Total No. of Units||32 Residential Units|
|Mukim Lot No.||TBA|
|Project Account||H Homes Pte. Ltd. - Project Account No.: 601-419609-001|
|Design Architect / Project Architect||JGP Architecture (S) Pte Ltd|
|Landscape Architect||JGP Architecture (S) Pte Ltd|
|Design Architect||JGP Architecture (S) Pte Ltd|
|M&E Consultants||Elead Associates Pte Ltd|
|No. of Lifts||2 Common lifts|
|No. of Car Park Lots||27 Parking lot, 1 Handicap lot|
|Units Type||3 Bedroom|
|Expected Temporary Occupation Permit (TOP) Date||Estimate 2025|
|Expected Legal Completion Date||Estimate 2028|
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CHAMPAIGN, Ill. (WCIA) — Crews will be performing maintenance on storm sewers in one city.
There will be lane closures on Prospect Avenue between Springfield Avenue and Hessel Boulevard in Champaign through Friday.
This will affect the southbound and northbound lanes.
Traffic will be merged into one single lane and minor delays should be expected.
The work will start at 7 am Wednesday and is expected to be finished by Friday at 4 pm.


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[ARCHIVED] UPDATE: Langley Avenue Roundabout Project
The City of Pensacola is pleased to announce that the Langley Avenue Roundabout Project construction is nearing completion. Pending good weather conditions, the expected completion date is Thursday, Nov. 12.


Climate Action Advisory Board
Background and Charge
The Town of Concord has ambitious goals to mitigate our impact on climate change by reducing our greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions 25% by 2020 and 80% by 2050. These goals were approved at the 2017 Annual Town Meeting and align Concord with the goals set in the Massachusetts Global Warming Solutions Act and the Paris Climate Accord. Click here for additional details on Concord's sustainability and climate goals.
The Climate Action Advisory Board (CAAB) was established to advise and provide strategic direction to the Director of Sustainability and the Town on how to meet its climate goals. The purpose, charge, and membership is intentionally broad. Addressing climate change in Concord will require both mitigation (reducing our GHG emissions) and adaptation (ensuring we are resilient to impacts due climate change).
Climate actions cut across boards, committees, departments, agencies, and community groups. Working with the Town, CAAB will seek to reduce barriers, and prioritize policies, programs, and initiatives that will advance climate action in all sectors, residential, commercial and municipal, in Concord.
The final committee charge as approved by the Select Board on June 4, 2018 can be found here.
- Sustainable Concord Climate Action and Resilience Plan 2020
- Town of Concord Annual Sustainability Report 2019
- 2008 and 2016 Concord Community GHG Inventory Executive Summary (Released Jan 2019)
- 2008 and 2016 Concord Community GHG Inventory - Full Report & Methodology (Released Jan 2019)
- Town of Concord Annual Sustainability Report 2018
- Concord Summary of Findings Final MVP Report (2019)
- EFTF Final Report
- CMLP Strategic Plan Version 2.0
- MAGIC Climate Resilience Plan
- Final Envision Concord Plan 7-30-18 (Full Version 79MB)
- DRAFT Hazard Mitigation Plan 2017 Update
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I have received a letter of support from Hon. Richard Amery, Member for Mount Druitt, providing his personal representations on my behalf to the Hon. Gladys Berejiklian MP, Minister for Transport that the matter be investigated. A copy of his representation has been sent to Councillor Alan Pendleton, Mayor of Blacktown City Council. This letter was dated 13th January (quick response) - well done Richard Amery!
Today have been e-mail a letter from Mr. Ron Moore, General Manager, Blacktown City Council acknowledges the use of shuttle buses from railways stations to Rooty Hill in an effort to ease traffic congestion at the Australia Day celebrations. This has now been referred to Direct of Finance & Corporate Strategy, Mr Wayne Rogers for advice and the mayor will respond to us as soon as possible.
What more can I say, everyone is now working hard, probably long hours trying to see if all public transport decision makers can provide the logistics to make this happen. I would certainly give a handshake to all concerned if something is done this Australia Day. Will keep you posted!
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We drive cars whose rear and front windows are glued. The reinforcing effect of the glazing is factored into all tests and crash tests. Almost every subway, almost every bus has a static load-bearing bond – and is approved for transport. Only in the construction sector does glass-wood bonding prove to be a little more difficult.
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COCOA BEACH, Fla. – Plagued by “aging and deteriorating buildings, amenities and infrastructure,” the International Palms Resort and Conference Center generated far more police calls than any Cocoa Beach resort from 2016-19, city records show.
Now, plans are advancing to raze International Palms and replace it with a $300 million, four-star-plus Westin-branded oceanfront resort with 502 rooms, according to News 6 partner Florida Today.
“They say a rising tide raises all boats,” the developer, Driftwood Capital CEO Carlos Rodriguez Sr., told the Cocoa Beach City Commission on March 18.
“And quite frankly, when you are getting rid of the ugly duck that basically charges very little for its rooms — and you’re replacing it (with) a hotel that generates $300-$350 room nights — all the other hotels in the area will be able to raise rates,” Rodriguez said.
The City Commission unanimously approved first reading of the project’s development agreement and rezoning. Commissioners will consider the ordinance’s second, final reading during Thursday’s meeting, which starts at 7 p.m. at City Hall.
Driftwood Capital bought International Palms for $23 million in October 2016. If commissioners approve the ordinance Thursday, Rodriguez said he hopes to demolish the aging 16-acre complex at 1300 N. Atlantic Ave. by year’s end.
The target Westin opening date: early 2024.
Driftwood Capital is a Coral Gables private firm that owns Hilton Cocoa Beach Oceanfront and Crowne Plaza Melbourne Oceanfront in unincorporated Indialantic, along with a nationwide portfolio of hotels.
Rodriguez said the Cocoa Beach Westin will be a resort destination where visitors spend “many days.” Plans call for:
- The largest conference center in Brevard County.
- Tennis, bocce ball, shuffleboard, basketball and pickleball courts.
- A deep-water wave pool for surfers.
- Topgolf Swing Suites.
- A resort pool with cabanas and a kiddie pool.
- A day spa and salon.
The Westin redevelopment project has involved four years of extensive City Hall negotiations, said Randy Stevenson, building department and development services director.
“This particular project represents probably the largest redevelopment project in Cocoa Beach in my memory,” Stevenson said.
International Palms has 11 buildings that were constructed during phases in 1963-64 and 1978-79, with internal renovations added in 2004. The hotel has 502 rooms, more than any competitor on the Space Coast.
From September 2016 to September 2019, Cocoa Beach police received 2,155 calls at the property — “many of them drug-related, and far in excess of any other resort area in the city,” a City Commission easement ordinance said.
Nick Miller, a Kimley-Horn & Associates engineer, told commissioners nearly 50% of the International Palms site is covered with impervious material. This sends “significant” polluted stormwater runoff into the State Road A1A drainage system and, ultimately, the Indian River Lagoon.
Miller said the Westin project will decrease impervious surfaces by 22% and incorporate an underground stormwater retention system.
Rodriguez said the project will incorporate today’s public beach-access easement that extends across the property. This easement will serve as a landscaped “central spine,” leading past a coffee shop, a diner, a beach club and a gelato shop.
Representatives of the nearby Marlin Condominiums and Sandcastles Condominiums asked commissioners to be kept in the loop regarding plans on demolition, construction, a proposed loading dock off Tulip Avenue, and other items.
Commissioner Skip Williams and Stevenson said the Westin project still has to go through the building permit process, and many details will be resolved later.


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I-30 Project Public Meetings – To Be Determined
As the project progresses, public meetings and hearings will be scheduled for those wanting to provide input, ask questions or learn more about the project.
Detailed meeting information for Public Meeting will be posted on this page once the dates & locations are set.


Dozens of residents rallied in front of Newport City Hall prior to and during last night’s Zoning Board Meeting. Their ask? A “Pause For Newport…a Five year Moratorium against new building projects”.
Along with the rally, the group has a petition on change.org – HIT PAUSE: PRESERVE our CITY BY THE SEA with a ZONING MORATORIUM[ngg src=”galleries” ids=”7″ display=”basic_slideshow” arrows=”1″]
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It’s a busy time for hotel construction in Newport. Construction of The Brenton Hotel, a 57-room hotel, at 31 America’s Cup, and Hammet Wharf Hotel, a 84-room hotel at the former Newport Yachting Center, are currently underway and are expected to be complete in 2020.
A 150-room hotel, restaurant. banquet and wedding facility has been proposed on Waite’s Wharf.
Carpionato Group also recently announced plans for the Newport Grand property, which would include Hyatt Place (140 rooms) and Hyatt House (120 rooms).
The owners of Fifth Element have also have been given the green light by Newport Zoning Board to construct a 40-room hotel on Broadway.
More From What’s Up Newp
- Aquidneck Land Trust awards 13 grants to local community, neighborhood groups through Merritt Neighborhood Fund
- Newport Polo’s 20th annual charity gala will benefit Jeffrey Osborne Foundation
- Preservation Society of Newport County receives prestigious award from Garden Club of America
- What’s Up This Weekend in Newport County: May 14 – 16
- Beavertail Lighthouse, Watch Hill Lighthouse are being given away for free


Crash investigation on St George Ave between Morris St and Warren St. one lane open on the Roselle side. Linden side of St George is shutdown until vehicles are removed. Expect heavy delays and plan accordingly. Roadway will be shutdown pending completion of the investigation and vehicles being removed.
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Fort McMurray, AB – February 15, 2018 – As part of the ongoing efforts to become Canada’s premiere regional airport and a hub for commercial and industrial activities in the region, the Fort McMurray Airport Authority has issued a Request for Proposal for a new service station, car wash and retail/restaurant concession development at the Fort McMurray International Airport.
Starting February 15, 2018, the airport will be accepting proposals from qualified firms to undertake the design, construction, operation and management of a nationally branded service station that could include related and ancillary amenities and retail operations.
“The goal of this new development is to further enhance the airport experience for all passengers, guests and employees,” said Rod Hunchak, Vice President Commercial of the Fort McMurray Airport Authority. “This new service station will offer a convenient and efficient option to purchase gasoline and other products and services, for both those who use the airport campus and those who live and work in the surrounding communities.”
Proposals for this project will be open until 3:00 p.m. on April 5, 2018.
More information regarding this RFP can be found online at www.flyymm.com/rfps.
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Fort McMurray Airport Authority is a community-based, non-share capital organization that owns and operates Fort McMurray International Airport (YMM). The Fort McMurray International Airport offers non-stop flights to four cities in Canada. The airport is a major economic driver for the region, with an economic output of over $354 million and supporting over 900 jobs. Please visit FlyYMM.com for more information.
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From a TfL notification:
From 21:30 on Friday 24 until 00:01 on Bank Holiday Monday 27 May, Old Street west and City Road south will be closed. This is to complete works to switch Old Street roundabout to two-way traffic.
The Inner Ring Road will remain open through Old Street for east / west journeys. Using the Inner Ring Road south of the river may mean a quicker journey over the weekend. Signed diversion routes will be in place. Roads in the surrounding area are expected to be a lot busier and delays are expected in all directions, so allow more time for your journey.
From Sunday 26 May, vehicles using the service access at Old Street roundabout will exit into the Congestion Charge and Ultra Low Emission zones. Drivers may avoid the Congestion Charge by loading outside of Congestion Charge hours (before 07:00 or after 18:00 from Monday to Friday, or anytime over the weekend). Drivers may also be subject to the ULEZ daily charge if their vehicle does not meet the prescribed emissions standards.
From 00:01 on Bank Holiday Monday 27 May, two-way traffic will be introduced at Old Street roundabout. Delays are expected in all directions on the approach to the Old Street junction, so please allow more time for your journey.
Local businesses should consider taking action to minimise the impact of any delivery or servicing trips made to your premises by talking to your supplier about whether they can re-time their trips to outside of peak hours, or reduce trips by streamlining your suppliers and the number of visits they make to your premises.


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Town Board Work Session Cancelled - the Work Session of the Sweden Town Board scheduled for Tuesday, July 3, at 7:00 p.m. has been canceled.
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Are you curious to know what is national highway? You have come to the right place as I am going to tell you everything about national highway in a very simple explanation. Without further discussion let’s begin to know what is national highway?
The road network is an essential component of any country’s infrastructure, facilitating transportation, trade, and connectivity. At the heart of many nations’ road systems lies the National Highway. These strategic roadways play a crucial role in connecting cities, towns, and rural areas, fostering economic growth and national integration. In this blog post, we will explore the concept of National Highways, their significance, and their impact on transportation and development.
What Is National Highway?
National Highways, also known as National Roads or Federal Highways, are major arterial roads that span across a country, connecting key cities, states, and regions. They are typically maintained and managed by the central government or a national highway authority, ensuring consistency in standards, regulations, and maintenance.
The designation of a road as a National Highway often signifies its importance in terms of traffic volume, connectivity, strategic significance, and economic importance. These roads serve as lifelines for transportation, trade, and tourism, linking urban centers, industrial hubs, ports, and border areas.
Significance And Benefits
- Connectivity and Accessibility: National Highways enhance connectivity and accessibility by providing efficient road links between different regions of a country. They connect urban areas with rural regions, ensuring smoother movement of people, goods, and services.
- Economic Development: National Highways play a vital role in stimulating economic growth and development. They facilitate the movement of goods and raw materials, enabling trade, commerce, and industrial activities. Improved connectivity contributes to regional development by attracting investments and promoting business expansion.
- Efficient Transportation: National Highways serve as critical corridors for transportation, facilitating the movement of people and goods over long distances. They provide efficient and reliable routes for passenger vehicles, commercial vehicles, and freight transportation, reducing travel time and costs.
- Tourism and Travel: Many National Highways traverse scenic landscapes, cultural sites, and tourist destinations, promoting tourism and travel. They enable convenient access to historical landmarks, natural attractions, and recreational areas, boosting the tourism industry.
- National Integration: National Highways contribute to national integration by fostering connectivity between different regions and communities. They promote social and cultural exchange, facilitate migration and interregional trade, and help strengthen the unity of a nation.
Maintenance And Development
Maintaining and developing National Highways is a significant responsibility undertaken by the government or a designated national highway authority. This involves various activities, including:
- Construction and Upgradation: National Highways require continuous construction, upgradation, and expansion to accommodate growing traffic volumes and ensure safety. This involves widening roads, building bridges and flyovers, improving intersections, and implementing advanced traffic management systems.
- Maintenance and Repairs: Regular maintenance and repairs are crucial to ensuring the smooth functioning and longevity of National Highways. This includes resurfacing, pothole repairs, signage maintenance, vegetation control, and ongoing monitoring of road conditions.
- Safety Measures: National Highways often incorporate safety features such as crash barriers, signage, and lighting to enhance road safety. Regular audits and assessments are conducted to identify potential hazards and implement measures to mitigate risks.
- Toll Collection: In many countries, tolls are collected on National Highways to fund their maintenance, development, and operation. Toll plazas are strategically located to generate revenue for ongoing maintenance and future expansion projects.
National Highways are the backbone of a country’s road network, connecting regions, promoting economic growth, and enhancing national integration. They serve as vital conduits for transportation, trade, and travel, providing efficient and reliable routes for people and goods. Through proper maintenance, development, and strategic planning, National Highway systems continue to evolve, adapting to changing demands and contributing to a nation’s progress. As we travel along these important roadways, we appreciate their role in shaping our daily lives and fostering connectivity within our vast and diverse nations.
What Is The Meaning Of National Highways?
National highways are the roads that connect state capital and industrial cities with harbors. State highway are the roads which connect state capital with district and towns. The speed limit of national highway is 80 to 100 kmph.
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Option A – National Highways are the highways that connect one state with the other and also connect important ports, railway junctions and so on. It is built and maintained by the Union. The state government built and maintains State Highways (SH).
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They are the major trunk roads which link the far comers of our land. They are maintained by the Central Government and serves inter-state traffic. They connect the capital cities, ports and important towns.
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National Highways (NH) is a network of highways that are managed and maintained by agencies of the Government of India. National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) is the nodal agency responsible for building, upgrading and maintaining most of the national highways network.
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On Monday, May 6, a necessary project to repair the waterproof membrane in 11th Avenue Garage will begin. During the work, approximately 200 spaces will close at a time.
Work is scheduled to take place over the summer in an effort to limit the impact on customers and is tentatively scheduled to be complete by Aug. 1.
Additionally, work continues on the new Optometry Clinic and Health Sciences Faculty Office Building at the southeast corner of Neil Avenue and 11th Avenue. Because of this work, 11th Avenue Garage entrances will only be accessible traveling westbound on 11th Avenue beginning Monday, May 6. Please review summer construction phasing maps online to plan ahead. You’re going places, get there safely!
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Comprehensive safety review of all freeway crossings in San José
Freeways dominate San José’s landscape and the crossings are old, poorly designed, uncomfortable and unsafe for people on bikes. SVBC will highlight the problem of dangerous freeway crossings in San José and work with elected leaders and staff to conduct safety audits of all crossings in the city to identify and prioritize safety hot spots for repair and redesign.
On the evening of June 2, the VTA Board of Directors will vote on whether or not to put a 1/2-cent, 30-year transportation sales tax on the November ballot in Santa Clara County. SVBC will be there to support the measure.


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August 16, 2021@6:00 pm
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the Town of Chazy Planning Board will hold a public hearing on Monday, August 16, 2021, at Chazy Town Hall, 9631 Route 9, Chazy, NY, beginning at 6:00 PM for the following application: Application No. PB 2021-01, Bohler Engineering/Primax Properties request to build a 10,640 sq. ft. Dollar General retail store, 7527/7576 State Route 22, West Chazy; Clinton County. Tax Map No. 136.-2-23.11.
The hearing is open to the public, however, comment via mail or email is preferred. Letters can be mailed to the Chazy Planning Board at PO Box 219, Chazy NY 12921 or emailed to [email protected]. For your convenience, there is also a drop box available 24/7 in the side entrance of the Town Hall.
Craig Giroux, Planning Board Chairperson, Town of Chazy


Project Details: IJM has achieved another milestone with the highly anticipated opening of the Solapur-Vijayapura Road Project. India’s Honourable Union Minister of Road Transport and Highways, Shri Nitin Gadkari inaugurated the four-lane 110 km road project at an opening ceremony in Solapur, Maharashtra on 25th April, 2022.
At INR 1979.44 crores, the four-lane 110 km tollway is the largest Indian project undertaken by IJM in value and one of the largest contracts awarded by NHAI on a design, build, finance, operate and transfer (DBFOT) basis. The project involved the rehabilitation, upgrading and widening of the existing two-lane carriageway to four-lane standards with bypasses and the construction of 6 flyovers, 26 VUP’s, 4 Major Bridges, 2 railway overbridges as well as the operation and maintenance of two toll plazas.
In spite of the challenges posed by the Covid-19 pandemic such as movement restriction orders, incorporating more stringent standard operating procedures on health and safety and supply chain disruptions, the project was successfully completed ahead of schedule.
Connecting southern with northern India via the Solapur - Vijayapura stretch with bypasses and six flyovers, the tollway enables greater convenience on the road resulting in reduced travel time, cost of travel and increased ride quality for the high-density commercial vehicle corridor between the major Indian cities of Bengaluru (Karnataka State) and Gwalior (Madhya Pradesh State) .
IJM is proud to have played a role in expediting the improvement of infrastructure in the states of Maharashtra and Karnataka. Efficient and convenient toll highways are essential to complement any government’s efforts to improve its country’s infrastructure development. With a stable of prominent projects completed in India in recent years, IJM India has emerged as a premier DBFOT specialist and have set standards for road construction in the country’s infrastructure sector.
In February 2021, IJM India set a national record of laying bituminous concrete on 25.54 lane kilometers in a short span of 18 hours for the Solapur-Vijayapura highway. This is the first time in the history of NHAI projects that such a feat has been attempted and achieved by any construction company in India. This achievement has gained entry into the Limca Book of Records 2020-2022 and the Asia/India Book of Records. This year, IJM India was awarded the Achievement Award for the Best Professionally Managed Company in Construction and the Achievement Award for Best Project for the Solapur-Vijayapura road project by the Construction Industry Development Council (CIDC) of India at the 13th CIDC Vishwakarma Awards.
Client: National Highways Authority of India (NHAI)
Concessionaire: Vijayapura Tollway Private Limited
EPC Contractor: IJM (India) Infrastructure Ltd.
Length: 109.08 Km
Started: June 2018


Held at the Thomas Jefferson Elementary last Thursday, over 70 Falls Church and Fairfax County residents showed up at a public meeting organized by graduate students from Virginia Tech to provide input on needed improvements to Route 29 (S. Washington/Lee Highway) from Tinner Hill Road to Graham Road.
F.C. Vice Mayor Marybeth Connelly staff representatives and two Fairfax Supervisors were present.
An early December follow up meeting is planned to evaluate recommendations and help prepare a report to the F.C. City Council and Fairfax Board of Supervisors by early next year.


07/18/2018 07:30 AM – 07/18/2018 08:30 AM
Lubbock Mayor Dan Pope will host a Coffee with the Mayor on Wednesday, July 18. The meeting will be held at The Coffee Shop located at 1204 Broadway and is scheduled to start at 7:30 a.m
This is an opportunity for the Mayor to meet with residents, hear their concerns, and connect with the citizens of Lubbock. Mayor Pope can also present his priorities, goals, and vision for Lubbock in the foreseeable future.
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Wyoming Department of Transportation Public Relations Specialist Cody Beers told the Riverton Economic Development Community Association (RECDA) that the North Federal construction project has been a “big success so far” at their meeting last week.
Construction opened 3 lanes to traffic last week, and the 4th and final lane will be reopened by mid-November after some work to the west side sidewalk. Beers told RECDA that the project is just over halfway done in total and that 8,500 cubic yards of concrete have been poured. “If that number doesn’t do much for you, think of it like this” Beers said, “that’s 850 truckloads full of concrete.”
Cody also gave praise to contractors, S&S Builders saying WYDOT has been, “very fortunate to work with them.” He continued, “never once have I heard one guy raise his voice at another worker, everyone works with a lot smiles. They get along as a team and do a great job.”
Beers said the construction team suffered one minor setback recently, when a vehicle crashed through about 6 feet of curb and gutter, near the City of Riverton sign in front of Riverton City Hall. “Luckily there were no injuries,” said Beers. “That’s been about our only setback so far.”
The WYDOT spokesman also noted that this winter, business owners near North Federal and snow removal crews will be strongly encouraged to not use icebreaker to the new road, saying it would be very harmful in its first year of existence.
Next up for Riverton construction will be a project on Webwood, between Pure Gas Road and the Walmart entrance. This project will primarily be for storm sewer work and is a joint effort between WYDOT, The City of Riverton, and the Eastern Shoshone Tribe. Detours are expected on Webwood for about one month.
In the future, WYDOT plans for Riverton include improving American Disability Association requirements to Main Street, between Federal and Central Wyoming College, and a traffic signal installation at Main and Major.
Beers reiterated his thanks to motorists, business owners, and residents of Riverton, saying “I just want to say thanks again for everyone’s patience, we’re very proud of this project.”
You can follow more updates on the project by following #RivertonRebuild.


Welcome to Miami, the vibrant and eclectic metropolis identified for its spectacular architectural wonders! From the legendary Art Deco structures lining South Seashore to the sleek and contemporary higher-rises that dot the downtown skyline, Miami is a haven for architectural fans. In this article, we delve into the entire world of Miami architects, who have contributed their creativeness, innovation, and eyesight to condition the metropolis into what it is these days. Join us as we explore the impressive patterns and delve into the tales guiding these learn builders of the Magic Town. So, fasten your seatbelts, and let us embark on a journey through the architectural wonders of Miami, exactly where reducing-edge design and style meets tropical allure.
A Legacy of Art Deco Architecture
Miami architects have still left an indelible mark on the city’s landscape, with their beautiful Artwork Deco creations standing as a testament to their mastery. These architectural wonders, characterised by their smooth lines, bold geometric styles, and lavish gildings, evoke a perception of timeless elegance that transports us back to a golden era of layout.
Prominently showcased along Miami Beach’s famed Ocean Drive, the Artwork Deco properties stand out with their vibrant shades and intricate detailing. The pastel hues of mint eco-friendly, infant blue, and flamingo pink adorn facades, while ornamental motifs these kinds of as sunbursts, palm trees, and seashells incorporate a contact of whimsy and playfulness.
A single mustn’t skip the legendary Colony Resort on Ocean Travel, a prime case in point of the Artwork Deco style. Its putting façade, with its symmetrical designs and daring strains, draws you in, promising an immersive expertise of the nineteen thirties glamour. Step inside, and you’ll discover yourself immersed in a planet of Art Deco interiors, with lavish furnishings, terrazzo floors, and beautiful lighting fixtures that transportation you again in time.
Yet another gem of Miami’s architectural landscape is the famed Carlyle Hotel. Its elegantly curved façade and intricate detailing make it a accurate standout amidst the Artwork Deco structures. The Carlyle, with its tropical-themed motifs and hanging neon indicator, epitomizes the spirit of Miami’s architectural treasures.
In summary, Miami architects have remaining an enduring legacy through their Artwork Deco creations. These architectural miracles stand as a testomony to their ability and vision, fascinating locals and visitors alike with their timeless elegance. Discovering Miami’s lively Artwork Deco district is a journey back in time, immersing oneself in an period of glamour, sophistication, and architectural marvels.
The Rise of Contemporary and Sustainable Designs
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1 distinguished attribute of Miami’s contemporary architecture is its smooth and minimalist layout. Architects have adopted clear strains, geometric designs, and open areas to produce buildings that exude modernity and sophistication. The cityscape is now adorned with skyscrapers boasting glass facades and large-tech components, reflecting the city’s forward-pondering mindset.
In addition to up to date aesthetics, sustainability has turn into a crucial emphasis for Miami architects. Recognizing the value of addressing climate change and the impact of human activity on the setting, architects have built-in eco-pleasant features into their patterns. From energy-effective developing programs to green roofs and solar panels, these sustainable techniques contribute to reducing the carbon footprint and producing a much more resilient and environmentally mindful city.
In addition, Miami architects have also shown a commitment to embracing the nearby tradition and heritage. They have skillfully included elements of artwork deco, Mediterranean revival, and other architectural styles exclusive to the town. By blending the aged with the new, architects have created a harmonious stability amongst tradition and innovation, paying homage to Miami’s abundant architectural heritage while propelling it into the future.
In summary, the rise of up to date and sustainable designs in Miami signifies the city’s determination to progress and environmental consciousness. Through their slicing-edge types, Miami architects have remodeled the cityscape, leaving a long lasting perception on inhabitants and visitors alike. With their unwavering creative imagination and devotion to sustainability, they continue to form the Magic City into an architectural ponder.
Miami’s Contemporary Architectural Marvels
Miami is renowned for its vibrant and modern architectural scene, showcasing some of the most gorgeous contemporary constructions in the globe. The city’s architects have pushed boundaries and redefined what is possible in the realm of design. From smooth skyscrapers to putting residential buildings, Miami’s modern architectural marvels are a testament to the city’s imaginative spirit and ahead-pondering vision.
1 of the standout examples of Miami’s architectural prowess is the Faena Forum. Made by the internationally acclaimed architectural agency OMA, the Faena Discussion board is a cultural centerpiece found in the coronary heart of Miami Beach. Its dynamic and unconventional style characteristics a cylindrical condition and a special structural program that allows for assorted programming. The Discussion board seamlessly integrates artwork, efficiency, and community engagement, creating it a real architectural gem.
Another outstanding addition to Miami’s architectural landscape is the Miami Central Station. Created by the award-profitable company MiamiArch, this transportation hub serves as a gateway to the town and connects different modes of transportation, which includes the Metrorail, Metromover, and Tri-Rail. Boasting a sleek and futuristic design and style, the station’s soaring roof and expansive glass partitions create an open up and welcoming atmosphere for vacationers and commuters alike.
The iconic Perez Artwork Museum Miami (PAMM) is however yet another testomony to the city’s contemporary architectural achievements. Made by the renowned architectural organization Herzog & de Meuron, the museum is located together the picturesque Biscayne Bay. Its modern design and style highlights the seamless integration of indoor and outdoor areas, permitting site visitors to enjoy the amazing views whilst checking out the museum’s in depth assortment of modern art. PAMM’s minimalist and gentle-filled galleries provide an ideal placing for creative contemplation, even more boosting the overall visitor experience.
In summary, Miami’s modern architectural marvels captivate and inspire with their slicing-edge types and innovative concepts. The city’s architects have efficiently transformed its skyline, making a visual feast that reflects Miami’s status as a worldwide hub for creativeness and architectural excellence.


Ash Cemetery – New Public Toilet
Ash Parish Council are having a new public toilet installed in the Ash Cemetery near to the Chapel.
Construction is expected to start in October 2019 and take three months to complete.
Ash parish council do apologise for any disturbance during the construction and our contractor has advised that all work will cease whilst any burials are taking place.
If you have any enquiries please do not hesitate to contact Ash Parish Council by
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I previously noted that New York City will run into some difficulties as it attempts to regulate costumed panhandlers in the Times Square Plaza. In light of Reed v. Gilbert, such a regulation would almost certainly be treated as content based, and subject to strict scrutiny. Now the city is considering a plan B. Years ago, Mayor Bloomberg blocked off portions of Broadway and Seventh Avenue from vehicular traffic, creating plazas that people can walk around–and get hustled for tips by Mickey Mouse and Elmo. To get rid of the panhandlers, de Blasio is considering eliminating the plazas altogether.
Mr. de Blasio has been keen to demonstrate that he is addressing the concerns, and on Thursday he announced a task force to consider ideas on how to better prevent activities that the city deems illegal or harmful to the area’s quality of life.
But the mayor, at a news conference in Queens, surprised many urban planners when he said he would give “a fresh look” to whether the pedestrian plazas should remain.
“That’s a very big endeavor, and like every other option comes with pros and cons,” Mr. de Blasio said of removing the plazas. “So we’re going to look at what those pros and cons would be. You could argue that those plazas have had some very positive impacts. You could also argue they come with a lot of problems.”
Police Commissioner William J. Bratton had stronger, more critical words about the plazas in a separate interview on Thursday.
“I’d prefer to just dig the whole damn thing up and put it back the way it was,” Mr. Bratton said in an interview with the radio station 1010 WINS.
Yep. The City will simply eliminate the sidewalk–a traditional public forum–because the government doesn’t like the speakers who use the forum. Instead of creating a time/place/manner regulation, the city will just eliminate the forum altogether! Such a decision–and the fact that public officials said the decision was motivated by a desire to eliminate speech–would be subject to strict scrutiny, and would be invalidated.


Bus Stop Elimination: Redwood Parkway and Broadway Street
Effective Monday, September 10, 2012
The bus stop at Redwood Street and Broadway Street, currently served by Route 5, will no longer be served due to safety concerns at this location.
Bus stops close to this location include the stop at Redwood Street and Couch Street, as well as on Broadway across from the Kaiser Call Center.
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Notice of Water Disruption – Roscommon Central Water Supply Scheme
Roscommon County Council and Irish Water wish to advise customers served by Roscommon Central Water Supply Scheme that the following area(s) on this scheme will experience low pressure and loss of supply today Thursday 21st March 2019 from 3.00 p.m. to 9.00 p.m. approx. due to burst main in the area.
The area(s) that will be affected are as follows:
Church Street, Roscommon Town
Henry Street, Roscommon Town
Please note that the road will be closed from 4.30 p.m. until 9.00 p.m. from the junction at the AIB Bank, Church Street to Klassic Cleaners, Church Street to facilitate repairs.
Roscommon County Council and Irish Water regret any inconvenience caused to customers
Issued: 21st March 2019


Effective Monday, March 30,2020 all subway and light rail services will be stopped. Buses will be used for all lines. Go to 511.org for more information.
The campus is served by the following Muni bus lines:
- M - Oceanview- streetcar to downtown and Balboa Park Station.
- 17 - Parkmerced to West Portal Station.
- 18 - 46th Avenue/Zoo, Sunset and Richmond Districts, Palace of the Legion of Honor.
- 28 - 19th Avenue to Daly City BART station, Sunset and Richmond Districts, Golden Gate Bridge, Fort Mason. (28R- limited service Monday-Friday only).
- 29 - Sunset to Ingleside, Excelsior, Bayview districts and Candlestick Park.
- 57- Font Blvd and Arballo Dr.
The cost per trip is $2.25 if paid in cash. (Free on Muni route 28 and route 57 if Clipper Card is used when exiting Daly City BART station. Several monthly pass options are also available. For more information go to sfmta.org


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