New Frankfurt (German: Neues Frankfurt) was an affordable public housing program in Frankfurt started in 1925 and completed in 1930. It was also the name of the accompanying magazine that was published from 1926 to 1931 dedicated to international trends in architecture, art, housing and education.
The project was initiated by Frankfurt's mayor Ludwig Landmann, who hired the architect Ernst May as a general manager of many communal departments. Renowned architects like Max Cetto, Martin Elsaesser, Walter Gropius, Ferdinand Kramer, Adolf Meyer, Bruno Taut, Margarete Schütte-Lihotzky and Mart Stam worked in Frankfurt.
Under May 12,000 apartments were built, 2,000 more than planned. The buildings not only met the basic needs of housing, they set standards for urban development and design but also broke with house building tradition. All apartments and mansions were equipped with a Frankfurt kitchen. Catherine Bauer Wurster visited the buildings in 1930 and was inspired by the work of May.
Nazi critics denigrated the project as “Mr May's small Soviet industry” and Joseph Goebbels called Ernst May the “Lenin of German architecture”, even if it is told that he loved the modern architecture. The Nazis stopped all construction activities and presented the estates to foreign visitors as their own new Nationalsocialist architecture. Most employees of the project left Germany after 1933, some of them followed Ernst May to the Soviet Union, which invited teams of famous architects, like Le Corbusier and from the Bauhaus to work there.
After some demolitions of houses designed by Mart Stam and protest, the estates were declared protected landmarks in the late 1970s.
One two-storey terrace house was renovated and restored into the standard of 1928 by the Ernst May Society, it is called the Ernst May House and is a museum today. The reconstruction was underpinned by research by architectural historians.
- Villa May, Frankfurt am Main, 1925
- Villa Elsaesser, Frankfurt am Main, 1925–1926
- Estate Höhenblick, Frankfurt am Main, 1926–1927
- Estate Bruchfeldstraße (Zickzackhausen), Frankfurt am Main, 1926–1927
- Estate Riederwald, Frankfurt am Main, 1926–1927
- Estate Praunheim, Frankfurt am Main, 1926–1928
- Estate Römerstadt, Frankfurt am Main, 1926–1928
- Estate Bornheimer Hang, Frankfurt am Main, 1926–1930
- Estate Heimatsiedlung, Frankfurt am Main, 1927–1934
- Estate Hellerhof, Frankfurt am Main, 1929–1932
- Röderberg school, Frankfurt am Main, 1929–1930
- Estate Westhausen, Frankfurt am Main, 1929–1931
- House in Dornbusch, Frankfurt am Main, 1927–1931
- Susan R. Henderson: Building Culture: Ernst May and the New Frankfurt Initiative, 1926-1931, Peter Lang, 2013
- Barbara Miller Lane: Architecture and Politics in Germany 1918-1945, Harvard University Press, 1968, rev. ed. 1985
- Christina Treutlein, Philipp Sturm (Ed.): Mayhaus - The House Museum of the Neues Frankfurt, Stuttgart, 2021
- Berlin Modernism Housing Estates, Berlin 1926
- Bauhaus and its Sites in Weimar, Dessau and Bernau, 1923-1930
- Weissenhof Estate, Stuttgart, 1927
- Frankfurter Küche
- MOMA: "The Frankfurt Kitchen". retrieved 11 April 2013
- Leill Levine: Frank Lloyd Wright: Modern Architecture: Being the Kahn Lectures for 1930, 2008 pg.ix
- Fassil Demissie: Colonial Architecture and Urbanism in Africa, 2011 pg.374
- Exhibition "Modernism in Frankfurt, 1919–1933"
- May's housing project
- Website of the Ernst-May-Society


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Road repairs done poorly
John E. Melton, Minot
Why does the road repair in Minot always end up being done half way? The repair to Burdick Expressway in front of the zoo will not fill the bill. The entire section of that road needs to be rebuilt and whoever decided to repair them the way they are needs to be fired.


Jackson School (Meek to Scotch Church) Project
Jackson School Road is a commonly used north/south arterial for travelers accessing U.S. 26. from Hillsboro. Just south of U.S. 26, Meek Road and Scotch Church Road both intersect with Jackson School Road at offset access points. Because the two roads are offset within a few hundred feet from each other, this results in additional points of conflicts for drivers turning left onto Jackson School Road and creates delays for drivers attempting to turn left out of or onto both side streets.
This project will construct a roundabout that will connect Meek Road and Scotch Church Road to Jackson School Road, greatly reducing conflicts to all travelers along this roadway.
This project is funded through the County's Road Capital program. The total project cost includes the estimated cost of design, right-of-way and construction and is subject to change.
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Rainbow Arch Bridge
Photo taken by Gene McCluney in November 2008
This bridge is to be closed to vehicular traffic but left for pedestrians. By the way, both Google Maps and the news article name the road as "Rangeline Road" but this bridgehunter page lists the road as Kickapoo Road. Is that therefore an error that we should correct?


Feast of St Francis
Catherdal of St John the Divine is located at 1047 Amsterdam Avenue New York, NY 10025 in Manhattan's Morningside Heights neighborhood. The cathedral is claimed to be the largest cathedral and Anglican church and third largest Christian church in the world.
The historic district consists of approximately 115 buildings in an area stretching from West 109th Street to West 119th Street, Riverside drive to Amsterdam Avenue.
The Morningside Heights Historic District Committee has been fighting for the past 20 years to create this district.
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Lower North Philadelphia, is a section of Philadelphia that is immediately north of Center City and below Upper North Philadelphia and can be described as a section of Philadelphia that was designated as a "Model City" target, in hopes of overcoming poverty and blight through a federal funding program since 1966. It is also conatins the Lower North Philadelphia Speculative Housing Historic District along Cecil B. Moore Avenue. Lower North Philadelphia consists of the Brewerytown, Cabot, Fairhill, Francisville, Hartranft, Ludlow, North Central, Poplar, Sharswood, Spring Garden, South Lehigh, Stanton, Strawberry Mansion , Templetown, Yorktown , Fairmount, and Northern Liberties.
Upper North Philadelphia, is a section of Philadelphia that is immediately north of Lower North Philadelphia. Upper North Philadelphia officially consists of the Allegheny West, Franklinville, Glenwood, Hunting Park, and Nicetown-Tioga neighborhoods.


A reminder that this work is ongoing and short outages are expected to continue.
The contractor performing the electrical conversion project for the City of Valentine are currently working in an area bounded by Government Street and Hall Street, and Second Street and Fifth Street. Electric customers in that area may experience short power outages during the construction. The contractor will attempt to notify homeowners when they will be affected if they are home. Thank you for your patience during this process


STREETS PROJECT UPDATE 3/23/2023
Construction on Country Club Road is going to be VERY busy today. Crews are MILLING the intersections in preparation for the final layer of asphalt. Please be advised that milling machines, and dump trucks will be spending about thirty (30) minutes at each intersection. This work will run the entire length of the project from Beaconsfield to North Hills. Intersections include: Beaconsfield, Longfield, Claremont, Verona, Verona Cir, Devon, Beverly, Fairway, Glenora, Delmont, Sherwood, Oakhill and Fred Rains. While Country Club will be open to residents all others are encouraged to use ALTERNATE ROUTES.
Crews are applying binder (asphalt) to the roadway between Peach Tree and Brundle Court. Yesterday the crews completed two and three quarters (2-3/4) of the area. The goal is to complete the remaining section TODAY. Weather permitting, Friday the contractor will be applying the “intermediate’ layer. The plan to apply the finish layer, stripping and signage is scheduled in the coming weeks. Again, the road is open to residents, all others please use ALTERNATE ROUTES.


Construction work complete on China’s new Beijing Daxing International Airport
After five years of construction, major building work is complete on China’s new Daxing International Airport, with three months to go before its planned opening.
Main work was officially declared finished on June 30, 2019, on the new terminal which will serve the capital Beijing after it opens to passengers and aircraft on September 30.
Beijing Daxing International Airport, located on the border of Beijing and Langfang, Hebei Province, is Beijing’s second international airport.
The £9 billion mega airport called ‘the Golden Phoenix’ with the world’s largest terminal building the size of 144 football pitches will operate at full capacity in 2025, with four runways and the potential to receive 72m passengers per year.
Measuring at 1.03 million square meters – about the size of 144 football pitches – the Beijing Daxing International Airport will be the world’s largest airport terminal, according to Xinhua News.


From 21st March 2020 we will play at Marri Park Golf Course
The reason for our move is that, Fremantle Golf Course has been re-built owing to the widening of High Street by Main Roads WA. Work commenced in Nov 2020 and the road and course are now open.
HOWEVER - On our possible return to Fremantle Public, construction is not yet underway, but a new clubhouse is proposed:-
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the staff of the Ridgewood blog
Ridgewood NJ, residents voice concern about almost getting hit by cars crossing double line to go into Starbucks Drive-Through on Franklin Avenue.
It is dangerous ,it is not only dangerous walking but dangerous for cars coming the opposite way . Traffic will only get worse after the high density housing is completed at the former Ken Smith site.
The Village needs to keep an eye on this illegal turn situation before someone gets seriously hurt and we or any other resident wouldn’t wish that on anybody over coffee.


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MOUNT PLEASANT, SC (May 25, 2018) - Starting on May 29, there will be lane closures on Coleman Boulevard at the intersection of Fairmont Avenue/Shem Drive nightly between the hours of 9:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m. The lane closures are necessary to relocate utilities through the intersection.
One lane of travel on Coleman Boulevard in each direction will remain open at all times.
The driving public should use extra caution in these areas.
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Darling Street, Echuca (Nish Street to Annesley Street)
- Project typeRoads
- Project value$500,000
- Project scheduleStage 2 - Construction - by 30 June 2021
- Completion Date30 June 2021
Stage 1 - 2019/20 - Design (completed)
Stage 2 - 2020/21 - Construction
Rehabilitation of road surface and kerb and channel in Darling Street, Echuca between Hare and High Street and Nish and Annesley Street.
This work will ensure the community has good access to properties, services and facilities.
This project includes:
- Review/amend existing detailed design (complete)
- Full construction (complete)
- Staged construction
Darling Street, Echuca 3564 View Map


This is the original version (as it was originally made). This item of legislation is currently only available in its original format.
Amendment of interpretation article
2. In article 2 of the 1992 Order after the definition of “private way” insert—
““Procedure Order” means the Town and Country Planning (General Development Procedure) (Scotland) Order 1992().”.
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The City of Turku implements participatory budgeting in the form of a citizens’ budget. People in Turku are able to propose, develop and vote on how EUR 1 million is used during 2020.
We received 340 proposals of which 242 were considered possible.
Priced plans have been drawn up for the proposals during the summer.
All citizens of Turku that turn at least 13 during the voting year are eligible to vote.
Voting takes place on this website between 1 September and 30 September 2020. Voting is carried out with strong identification.Asukasbudjetti 2020 More information
The city will implement the winning plans in 2021.


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The original item was published from 8/6/2015 3:36:46 PM to 8/11/2015 12:00:15 AM.
Posted on: August 6, 2015
[ARCHIVED] Water Main Flushing
The City of Middleton Water Utility will be flushing the mains on Callaway Ct., and Allen Blvd. This will begin on Monday, August 10, from 8 am to 3 pm. A slight discoloration of the water may be noticed during this time.


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A MASSIVE parcel of land on the south-west border of Lake Macquarie has emerged as a potential second airport site for the Hunter-Central Coast region, federal documents show.
A Newcastle Herald investigation has found a map buried in a government report of an airport site called ‘‘Wallarah’’.
The proposed airport boundary would stretch for six kilometres from inside Lake Macquarie’s border, near Wyee, to Warnervale in Wyong Shire.
The Wallarah site was one of five areas short-listed for a second international airport in the governments’ Joint Study on Aviation Capacity for the Sydney Region.
As previously reported, the study recommended Wilton, near Wollongong, as the second international airport site for Sydney.
But transport and planning experts who worked on the study consider Wallarah suitable for an international airport.
NSW Premier Barry O’Farrell was reported yesterday as vowing that a second airport would not be built in Sydney under his Coalition government because the community was already suffering from aircraft noise.
Federal Infrastructure and Transport Minister Anthony Albanese warned Mr O’Farrell yesterday that he risked putting a ‘‘handbrake’’ on the productivity of Sydney and the nation.
Mr O’Farrell wants Canberra airport expanded to handle international flights and a high-speed rail link to Sydney.
The Joint Study on Aviation Capacity recommended that the federal and state governments examine whether Newcastle Airport could meet population growth in the Hunter and Central Coast.
If it was not adequate, an alternative site for a civilian airport should be found in the region, it said.
The study found Wallarah was suitable for an international airport or a ‘‘single runway airport’’.
Aviation Business Asia Pacific Magazine editor Doug Nancarrow said Newcastle City Council should be looking for an alternative site to Newcastle Airport.
‘‘The RAAF will have a much busier airbase and has already complained about civil operations at Newcastle Airport and in the airspace around it,’’ Mr Nancarrow said.
The Wallarah site could be an option for a second airport, but he believed ‘‘it’d be wiser to look more towards the Hunter Valley’’.
Newcastle lord mayor John Tate said Newcastle Airport’s primary use was the RAAF base.
‘‘The civil side of Newcastle Airport, which Newcastle and Port Stephens councils jointly own, has a lot of capacity to expand,’’ Cr Tate said.
Newcastle Airport was ‘‘not designed or envisaged to ever become an international airport’’.
Newcastle Airport aviation business development manager David Nye said there was no need for a second airport in the region in the foreseeable future.
‘‘The terminal can grow from 1.2million passengers a year that we handle now to 2million without really changing anything,’’ he said.
The airport had capacity to grow to up to 5million passengers a year.


Starts up as year begins
Vernon housing construction has got off to a strong start in 2013.
According to the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation, there were 24 housing starts in January, compared to 16 during the same month in 2012.
Of the 24 starts, seven were single-detached units (six in 2012) and 17 were multiple units (10 last year).
Housing starts were down in Kelowna and Kamloops in January.


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It's time to switch: Green lid bins (food and garden waste) are collected weekly from August and red landfill bins every fortnight, to reduce the amount of waste sent to landfill.
Due to Public Holidays (Thursday and Friday), calls will be directed to our after-hours service for follow-up from 5.15pm on Wednesday 21 September to 8.15am on Monday 26 September. Thank you for your understanding.
You can view planning applications and proposed developments details online by visiting Planning Applications:
Alternatively, you can view all planning applications at Council offices at the following address:


Kulliyyah of Architecture & Environmental Design (KAED) Gallery,
International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM),
How to get there:
- There are number of transport options from the KLIA or KLIA2. We recommend using the KLIA Express Train from the airport to the city centre (KL Sentral). Click the link below for details on ERL pricing and schedule:
- From KL Sentral, the fastest way is to take the MyRapid LRT to the Gombak Station. Click the link below for details on Putra LRT pricing and schedule:
- From Gombak Station, you can take either the public buses or taxis to get to the conference venue.


Spencer Fane is pleased to sponsor the Brownfields 2022 Community Reception on August 18 in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Attorneys Sheri Jacobs and Betsey Streuli will represent the firm at the event.
The Community Reception features a welcome from Oklahoma City Mayor David Holt, and a night of networking, live music, and refreshments.
Brownfield 2022 will outline how companies can access these grants and maximize economic, environmental, and social performance. The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law included an unprecedented $1.5 billion investment in EPA’s Brownfields program over the next two years. This funding will transform communities into sustainable and environmentally just places, enhance climate resiliency, and more.


PUNE: The Pune Mahanagar Parivhan Mahamandal Limited (PMPML) has initiated steps to recover dues worth Rs 111 crore from Pune and Pimpri Chinchwad municipal corporations.
"While PMC owes Rs 69 crore to the transport utility, PCMC is supposed to pay Rs 42 crore. We have communicated to the municipal corporations that they have to pay the dues without any delay," Pravin Ashtikar, joint managing director of the PMPML, told reporters on Friday.
"The PMPML has given free passes to various sections of commuters as per directives from the civic bodies. However, Pune and Pimpri Chinchwad corporations have not yet paid the charges for the same," Ashtikar said.
Ashtikar said the transport body issues 12 categories of passes to passengers, such as civic employees, students, visually and physically challenged people. The municipal corporations are expected to make the payment for these passesas it's they who announce these plans in their budgets.
The PMPML will arrange a special meeting with the chiefs of both the corporations and highlight the situation. A plan for recovering the dues will be charted out soon, said Ashtikar.
The PMPML has nearly 1,650 buses at present. Of this, 450 are off the road for various reasons. tnnHence, approximately only 1,200 buses ply. Nearly four years ago, the Pune Municipal Transport (PMT) and Pimpri Chinchwad Municipal Transport (PCMT) authorities were merged to form the PMPML.


Residents are invited to a public information session to discuss the exploration efforts of west side groundwater sources as part of the Safe Clean Drinking Water Project.
Wednesday, September 17, 2014
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Island View School
Project representatives from the City of Saint John and BGC Engineering Inc will be available to answer questions regarding the project.
For more information:


Ofu airport long awaited runway rehab 75% complete
Mon, 09/06/2021 - 9:32am
Samoa News staff
Ofu Island, MANU'A — This photo by Department of Port Administration engineer, Natalia Palamo, posted to the department’s Facebook page shows a crew from Paramount Builders Inc., continuing their construction work on the Concrete Runway Reconstruction Project at Ofu Airport in the Manu’a island group.
DPA says that demolition of the old concrete runway has been completed. Preparation of the subgrade and base course layers is 75% complete, and they started pouring concrete last week.
“Thank you to the residents of Ofu and Olosega for your continued patience and support, as we strive to complete this important project for our islands,” said Port Administration.
Contractor for the project — funded with a grant award from the US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Airport Improvements Project Grant (AIP) - is Paramount Builders while construction manager is PPG Consultants. The airport has been closed since Apr. 19th for the construction work.


Town and Country Planning (General Development Procedure)Notice ID: MF0440987
Town and Country Planning (General Development Procedure)
(England) Order 2015 Town and Country Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas (Amendment) (England) Regulations 2010
The following planning applications are those affecting the setting of a Listed Building, a Conservation Area, a Public Right of Way, or major applications and are available to view on our website. Views relating to the planning applications listed below should be made by 12/07/2019 quoting the reference number. All views expressed regarding a planning application will be considered and placed on a file, which is open to the public. WESTBURY - 19/04939/FUL & 19/05583/LBC 4 Market Place, Windows/door replacements.
Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 Traffic Management Act 2004 1. The County of Wiltshire (C211 The Street, Broughton Gifford) (30mph Speed Limit) Order 2019 2. The County of Wiltshire (Parishes of West Wiltshire) (Prohibition and Restriction of Waiting, Taxi Rank Clearways and On Street Parking) Consolidation Order 2016 (Amendment No. 4) Order 2019 Notice is hereby given that on 11 June 2019 Wiltshire Council made the above mentioned Orders under the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 ("the Act of 1984") and Order 2 also under the Traffic Management Act 2004 the effect of which will be as follows: Order 1 - To amend The County of Wiltshire (Built-Up Areas) Order 1936 to delete the following description:-'Broughton Gifford - The Broughton Gifford-Holt (unclassified) road for a length of about 220 yards from the Post Office to the Methodist Chapel'; to re-enact this in the above Order 1 for administrative purposes only, to include the current length of 30mph speed limit in place on The Street (no changes to take place on the ground) and to introduce a 30mph speed limit on the following lengths of road:
C211 The Street -from the termination point of the existing 30mph speed limit for a distance of 105 metres in a south westerly direction to the north eastern boundary of The Old Dairy. Order 2 - To amend The County of Wiltshire (Parishes of West Wiltshire) (Prohibition and Restriction of Waiting, Taxi Rank Clearways and On Street Parking) Consolidation Order 2016 by introducing Map Schedule Nos EA31, EB31 and EC31 the effect of which will be as follows; To introduce No waiting at any time on the following lengths of road:- The Street/Newleaze Park - north east and south east side - from the northern boundary of The Fox Public House for a distance of 22 metres into Newleaze Park; The Street/Newleaze Park - north east and north west sides - from the southern boundary of No.1 Cromwell Cottage for a distance of 22 metres into Newleaze Park; The Street -south west side - from the northern boundary of No. 21 The Street for a distance of 38 metres in a south easterly direction; The Street - both sides - from the northern boundary of The Old Parsonage Nursing Home for a distance of 44 metres in a northerly direction. A copy of the Orders and plans may be inspected at the offices of Wiltshire Council, County Hall, Bythesea Road, Trowbridge during normal office hours. Any person aggrieved by the Orders and desiring to question the validity of the Orders or of any provision contained in the Orders on the grounds that it is not within the powers of the relevant Section of the Act of 1984 or on the grounds that any requirement of that Section or of Part III of Schedule 9 of the Act of 1984 or any regulation made under the said Schedule, has not been complied with in relation to the Orders may, within six weeks of the date on which the Orders were made, make application for the purpose to the High Court. The Orders will come into operation on 24 June 2019.
Section 14(1) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984
Notice is hereby given that the Wiltshire Council intends to make Orders to close temporarily to all traffic: A) Woodmarsh, North Bradley; from its junction with A363 to its junction with Southwick Road; B) Westbury Road, North Bradley; from its junction with Southwick Road to its junction with A363; C) Southwick Road (Part), North Bradley; from its junction with Woodmarsh to its junction with College Gardens to enable Tarmac to carry out carriageway resurfacing and associated maintenance works. Alternative route for (a) and (b): via A363 White Horse Business Park and vice versa. Alternative route for (c): via Southwick Road (unaffected length) - Bradley Road - Goose Street - Wynsome Street - A361 - A363 and vice versa. This Order will come into operation on 15 July 2019 and the closure will be required between the hours of 07:00 and 18:00 until 16 July 2019. For further information please contact Jon Moss (Atkins) on 01225 730368. Notice is hereby given that the Wiltshire Council has made Orders to close temporarily to all traffic: D) Newhurst Park (Part), Hilperton; from its junction with A361 Hilperton Drive for a distance of approximately 80 metres in a northerly direction to enable Wessex Water can repair defective apparatus. Alternative route: via A361 Hilperton Drive -Ashton Road - Newhurst Park (unaffected length) and vice versa. This Order will come into operation on 27 June 2019 and the closure will be required for one day. For further information please contact Tom Wysocki
(Wessex Water) on 03456004600. E) Stokes Road (Part), Corsham;
from its junction with Kinneir Close for a distance of approximately 50 metresin a westerlydirection toenableWessexWatertocarryoutessential sewage repairs to damaged pipe. Alternative route: Stokes Road (unaffected length) - B3353 - Station Road - and vice versa. This Order will come into operation on 24 June 2019 and the closure will be required until 29 June. For further information please contact Rochelle Soutar (Wessex Water) on 03456004600. The Orders (a) to (e) will have a maximum duration of 18 months. The closures and diversion routes will be clearly indicated by traffic signs. It is anticipated that the works will take the stated duration to complete depending upon weather conditions. Access will be maintained for residents and businesses where possible, although delays are likely due to the nature of the works.
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A large majority of electors in the Town of Gibraltar voted to approve the purchase a parcel of property east of the Fish Creek beach at a special meeting Wednesday evening at the Old Gibraltar Town Hall in Fish Creek. On a vote of 234 to 33, town residents agreed to the purchase and its $1.4 million price tag. Information that the town had been negotiating a price for the parcel with the Ruth M. York Trust first surfaced at the town board’s August 3rd meeting. Prior to the vote Wednesday evening, Board Chairman Dick Skare presented information to the electors indicating that the purchase would allow the town to provide access to the water, and work on beach closings caused by water runoff. Initial reports indicate that the town would pay for the parcel through bonding over a 20-year period. The Town of Gibraltar’s Parks and Lands Committee is expected to make a recommendation on how the property should be utilized.


Oak Ridge City Council
Notice is hereby given that a Joint Work Session with the Oak Ridge City Council and the Oak Ridge Municipal Planning Commission will be held on Thursday, November 8, 2018 at 5:30 p.m. in the Courtroom of the Municipal Building, 200. South Tulane Avenue, Oak Ridge, Tennessee.
The purpose of the work session is for review, discussion, and any necessary staff direction on the following item:
AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE MAIN STREET OAK RIDGE PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT (PUD) MASTER PLAN TO REMOVE MULTI-FAMILY USES AND TO ADD COMMERCIAL USES AND FUTURE MIXED USES, SAID PROPERTY IS BOR- DERED BY RUTGERS AVENUE, SOUTH ILLINOIS AVENUE, SOUTH TULANE AVENUE, AND OAK RIDGE TURNPIKE AND CONTAINS PARCELS 003.00, 003.04, 003.05, 003.06, 003.08,
003.09, 003.10, 003.11, 003.12, 003.13, and 036.00, TAX MAP
099L, GROUP A, (APPROXIMATELY 58.54 ACRES), WITH NO CHANGE TO THE ZONING DISTRICT WHICH REMAINS UB-2/ PUD, UNIFIED GENERAL BUSINESS WITH A PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT OVERLAY.
Contact the City Clerk’s office for more information at (865) 425-3411.
Mary Beth Hickman, City Clerk CITY OF OAK RIDGE, TENNESSEE


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MUNCIE, Ind. (AP) - A survey of Muncie’s brownfield properties shows there are 68 areas in the city and in a handful of nearby towns where industrial and commercial operations once did business.
The list of properties was compiled by economic development consultant Brad Bookout and was shared with The Star Press (https://tspne.ws/20Xdkof ). Brownfields are areas contaminated by industrial or commercial use.
Properties on the list include a former Chevrolet factory and a former video rental store. There’s also a former Coca-Cola plant and a bar near downtown.
The fates of many sites might not be known for years, Bookout said.
“What the public has to understand is that these problems took a hundred-plus years to develop,” he said. “They were created over a long, long period of time. Not to say it will take a hundred years to fix, but it won’t take a month.”
Some sites have been addressed, including four parcels on the south edge of downtown Muncie where a Courtyard hotel is being built. New uses have been announced for others, such as a new business park at an old industrial site.
Putting together a list of brownfield properties is a step toward seeking funds to clean up, monitor and possibly redevelop sites. Having a proposal for redevelopment can speed up the process, Bookout said.
It’s difficult to say how much cleaning each site will cost, Bookout said. Some pollution can dilute over time, he said, and sometimes sites might just need to be monitored rather than have soil removed.
No one has ever calculated what it will cost to clean up all of the brownfields, Bookout said.
“It’s always a moving target,” he said.
Information from: The Star Press, https://www.thestarpress.com
Copyright © 2021 The Washington Times, LLC.


Learn more about North Cowichan's response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Notice of Proposed Development Variance Permit for 6323 Nevilane Drive (December, 18, 2019)
December 4, 2019
North Cowichan Council will consider issuance of a Development Variance Permit during a Public Meeting to be held at 6:00 p.m. on Wednesday, December 18, 2019 in Council Chambers at North Cowichan's Municipal Hall, 7030 Trans-Canada Highway, Duncan, BC. Please review the details in the attached Notice below.


Please visit the new Executive Office of Transportation Recovery and Reinvestment website for up to date facts about Governor Patrick's Massachusetts Recovery and Reinvestment Plan for investing in our roads, bridges, rail, airports, and other transportation needs.
The site includes "shovel-ready" project lists as part of the federal stimulus American Recovery and Reinvestment Act and an interactive map to locate and learn more about each project.
The Patrick Administration and local legislators today announced three additional "shovel-ready" highway projects totaling $14.6 million were advertised for bid Saturday, April 4 using federal highway stimulus funds, including:
$5.6 million resurfacing of Milestone Road on Nantucket, including resurfacing of existing bike path.
$4 million repaving parts of Route 5 & 10 in Westfield, Northampton, Easthampton and Greenfield.
$5 million resurfacing of 14.3 miles of Route 9 in Belchertown and Ware.
MBTA: Weekend Commuter Boat Service Returns May 28 posted on May 26
MassDOT weekend commuter boat service will be provided for the third year between Hingham, Hull, Georges Island, Grape Island and Boston. The service begins Memorial Day weekend and will continue through the Labor Day weekend. “Commuter ferry service on the weekends during the two previous …Continue Reading MBTA: Weekend Commuter Boat Service Returns May 28
Boston: Commonwealth Avenue Bridge Project Community Meeting posted on May 26
MassDOT has scheduled a community meeting for the Commonwealth Avenue Bridge Reconstruction Project as follows: Thursday, June 2, 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM, Jacob Sleeper Auditorium (CGS 129), Boston University, 871 Commonwealth Avenue. The Commonwealth Avenue Bridge Reconstruction Project will replace the existing superstructure …Continue Reading Boston: Commonwealth Avenue Bridge Project Community Meeting
Plan Ahead for Memorial Day Weekend Travel posted on May 24
MassDOT encourages travelers to plan ahead and travel safely during the Memorial Day holiday weekend. The heaviest traffic is observed during Thursday, Friday, and Monday afternoons and early evenings. Drivers are encouraged to make travel plans accordingly and if possible avoid peak traffic volumes between …Continue Reading Plan Ahead for Memorial Day Weekend Travel


Biddy Mason: Time & Place
Biddy Mason lived at this downtown Los Angeles site where a new parking garage was to be built. Betye Saar and I both did projects at this site, sponsored by CRA/LA and power of Place. I chose the external wall mid block as that part of the wall would be visible from Spring Street so that all could see we were honoring Biddy Mason here. With images and texts I interwove her history and that of the city in which she gained her freedom and contributed her skills with a generous open hand. Betye Saar honored that generosity of and open hand in her public piece at this site. Los Angeles, CA.


- 6:30 p.m.
- First Thursday of each month
- City Commission Chambers
601 City Center Way
Pembroke Pines, FL 33025
The Board of Adjustment (BOA) is composed of five regular and two alternate members and is appointed by, and serves at the pleasure of, the Mayor and the City Commission. The Board requires three (3) members in attendance at meetings for a quorum.
Board Vacancies: District 1 - Regular Member and District 2 - Regular Member
The BOA hears petitions for zoning variances, zoning interpretations, and zoning appeals for single family residential properties.
Section 32.200 of the City Code of Ordinances Requires Quasi-Judicial Advisory Board Members to file Lobbyist Communication Disclosures. Board Members must file the Lobbying Disclosure Form within 10 days of the lobbying activity, but no later than any vote that was subject matter of the lobbying activity. Reference Ordinance No. 1766.
View the Board of Adjustment Agendas


We’ve been promoting park-friendly policies, participating in parks and trails planning, and preserving open spaces since 1985.
We've been a non-profit organization for 33 years and are working hard as ever to fulfill our mission. We couldn't do it without the financial support of generous folks like you. Memberships fund our … [Read more...]
There has been some confusion as to what the issue is regarding Pedro Park. When folks search for it online, it shows up. So why are we saying the City should keep its promise when Pedro Park is … [Read more...]
Wednesday, October 24, 4:30pm, St. Paul City Council Chambers on the third floor of City Hall, 15 Kellogg Blvd W. That is the time and place when the citizens of St. Paul will discover if their … [Read more...]


RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF LEESBURG, FLORIDA AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR AND THE CITY CLERK TO EXECUTE AN AGREEMENT FOR PROFESSIONAL SERVICES WITH RENAISSANCE PLANNING GROUP FOR THE PURPOSE OF PROVIDING PROFESSIONAL PLANNING SERVICES UNDER A CONTINUING SERVICES CONTRACT; AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF LEESBURG, FLORIDA:
THAT the Mayor and City Clerk are hereby authorized to execute an agreement with RENAISSANCE PLANNING GROUP whose address is 1413 South Howard Avenue, Suite 206, Tampa, Florida 33606 for professional planning services on an as needed basis pursuant to RFQ 80123.
THAT this resolution shall become effective immediately.
PASSED AND ADOPTED by the City Commission of the City of Leesburg, Florida, at a regular meeting held the __10TH___ day of __November__ 2008.


Community Q And A Planned With The Gordie Howe International Bridge
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This article is 77 days old.
The information listed below is likely outdated and has been preserved for archival purposes.
The Gordie Howe International Bridge is holding a Community Q and A on Tuesday, February 5th at Hôtel-Dieu Grace in the Brown Auditorium.
Representatives from the Windsor Detroit Bridge Authority and Bridging North America will be on hand to give updates on the new bridge and hear feedback from the community on their $10 million community benefits plan.
It takes place at 4:30pm.


Gatwick monorail replacement bus
A replacement bus service between Gatwick South and North terminals will start on September 28, 2009 as work begins on upgrading the Gatwick monorail.
The bus service will run from the upper forecourt of both terminals every three minutes during the day (4.00am - 6.00pm) and every six minutes at night.
Passengers are advised to allow 20 minutes for their journey.
The existing inter-terminal transit system is 22 years old and has completed over 2.5 million miles. A new track and two new shuttles will come into service next May and July, as part of the airports £1 billion investment programme.
More than 35 million travellers pass through Gatwick every year, making it the second busiest airport in the UK.
Remember, make your journey easier by pre-booking your Gatwick airport parking with Holiday Extras.
Written by: Maxine Clarke, August 6, 2009


Zenn Liverpool - restaurant design by SO Design Associates
We recently had the opportunity to take on a unique challenge with a new build site in a busy city centre; Zenn Liverpool. This site had been disused for several years due to the difficulties involved in adding levels and services to a local authority-owned building. Our team at SO Associates was determined to create an innovative solution to bring this building back to life and create a space that is both functional and aesthetically pleasing.
From the ground up, we tackled this project with a fresh perspective, starting with a thorough analysis of the site's challenges and opportunities. We were faced with the challenge of incorporating modern services and technology into an older building while meeting the demands of a busy urban setting. However, our team's expertise in architecture and interior design, as well as our focus on collaboration, ensured that we were able to deliver a stunning and practical space.
Our approach to this project focused on maximizing natural light, creating spacious common areas, and incorporating modern elements into the building's historical features. By addressing each challenge one by one, we were able to create a space that is both functional and visually appealing. From the building's exterior to the interior, every detail was carefully considered to create a cohesive and modern design that is perfect for a contemporary urban lifestyle.
At SO Associates, we thrive on taking on unique projects like Zenn Liverpool and finding creative solutions that exceed our clients' expectations. Our team of experienced interior designers is dedicated to delivering exceptional results that are tailored to our clients' unique needs and preferences.


You must tell us when building work needs inspecting
You must tell us when certain stages of building work - for either a full plans or Building Notice application - have been reached.
These inspections are necessary to check that any work that would otherwise be covered over has been built to meet with minimum building standards and with the details on plans approved for building regulations purposes.
Inspections are limited to only those necessary to check that building regulations have been met. They are not quality control or warranty inspections, nor are they inspections for other legislation; for example, planning permission.
It's advisable to take a personal involvement in any building work and by arranging to meet with the builder and the Building Control surveyor together during inspections. This will assist in understanding any problems that may occur and what work or information needs to be provided to resolve any non-compliance situation, before your builder leaves the site.


Grand Opening of the Revelstoke Splash Pad was on August 15th
Revelstoke, B.C. – The City's new Splash Pad consists of a multitude of different elements, from a spiral tunnel to a team blaster.
“Farwell Park will be a community gathering place where we can create new memories through water play. Families are valued in Revelstoke, and this facility will be accessible to all, regardless of age, or mobility challenges. We welcome you to come down to Farwell Park and cool off in the summer” said Pat McKee, Chair of the Farwell Splash Park Society. “Thank you to our present Mayor Gary Sulz and Council, our former Mayor Mark McKee and Council, and Parks and Recreation Director Laurie Donato for their effort in making this facility a reality”.
The City of Revelstoke gives a special thanks to the Farwell Park Society for their fundraising efforts for this fantastic community project.
Splash Park is now closed for the season.
Community and Aquatic Centre will be closed for annual maintenance from September 8-29 inclusive. We will be back open again on the 30th!


Wednesday, 27 February 2013
Chesterfield Canal - Worksop Towpath
Chesterfield Canal Guide
Maps 8 and 7 Towpath Improvements in Worksop, between Sandy Lane Bridge (41a) and Bridge Street Bridge (42)
Contractors on behalf of CRT are removing the existing towpath surface and installing a full replacement.
The work has been delayed, twice, by snow but is now underway, with a work-camp by Stret Lock. Towpath closures are in place. This photograph was taken on 27 February 2013, of a workparty between the Lady Lee Arm and Morse Lock (49) Map 8.


Philadelphia City Council is considering an ordinance to amend its Emergency Housing Protection Act.
The ordinance would keep protections in place to tenants until the end of the year. Similar protections are already in place on the federal level. The bill would also extend the Eviction Diversion Program through June 30, 2020. As pandemic concerns grow, it appears likely that the city amendments will pass.
The ordinance was introduced by Councilmember Helen Gym and sponsored by Councilmembers Kendra Brooks and Jamie Gauthier, all of whom were instrumental in the passage of the EHPA.
Stay with with Hapco Philadelphia for updates on this story.


Lindsay Crossing - new construction retail shops available in 2023. This project offers excellent frontage on Lindsay Rd and is surrounded by dense residential. There is abundant parking and building signage is available. Lindsay crossing is just minutes to Loop 202 South Mountain Freeway. There are 4 suites available from +/-2,179 - +/-4,585 Square Feet. Don't miss the opportunity to come join Gracie Barra JuJitsu!


Thu, 25 Aug 2016
Thursday September 8, 2016, 7 to 8 p.m.
Oakville Town Hall, Bronte and Palermo Rooms
1225 Trafalgar Road
Town Council has approved recommendations of a staff report for a business case to create a Municipal Development Corporation (MDC), which would carry out the development and disposition of the town’s former public works site on Trafalgar Road, among other activities. In accordance with requirements of the Municipal Act, 2001 the town is hosting this open house and invites members of the public to attend to learn more about the business case and share input. Public feedback, along with additional requirements needed to create a MDC, will be presented to Council later this fall.
To review the business case and staff report, please access the June 20, 2016, Administrative Services Committee agenda (listed as agenda item 5).
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Nightclub may stick to one floor
By Emily Ford
Instead of going up, Nashville Nights wants to go over.
The owner of the proposed downtown nightclub will ask Salisbury City Council to approve a new plan to use the first floors in both 125 and 127 E. Innes St., rather than the first and second floors at 127 E. Innes.
Karen Littleton will appear before Council during the 4 p.m. meeting Tuesday in City Hall.
Building and fire code requirements preclude Nashville Nights from using the second floor at 127 E. Innes as initially planned, city staff said. The two first floor spaces would be connected by an interior passageway.
Council approved a special use permit on Nov. 16 for the original Nashville Nights plan. Council can rescind or terminate a special use permit, which is required to operate a nightclub, at any time for cause.
Council will hold another public hearing on the revised nightclub proposal, which includes at 127 E. Innes St. a reception area, bar, seating for 104, VIP lounge and bathrooms. The plan for 125 E. Innes includes a stage, dance floor, storage and seating for about 20.
Other agenda items include:
Proposed text amendment to the Land Development Ordinance to allow pole banners within the Hospital Services zoning district. Rowan Regional Medical Center wants to erect pole displays on the hospitalís decorative light poles to celebrate its 75th anniversary.
Council will hold a public hearing.
Second reading of the LDO text amendment that would allow Major Auto Repair in the Downtown Mixed Use District. It passed 3-2 on Jan. 4, a vote that requires a second reading.
Request from Rowan Regional Medical Center to allow a mobile cath lab in the right-of-way of Mocksville Avenue during hospital renovations from April to November.
Request to allow an exhaust hood to project 39 inches into the alley behind 131 E. Innes St., where Bangkok Garden will move into the Hardiman Building.
Consider authorizing Mayor Susan Kluttz to execute a quitclaim deed with the N.C. Railroad to permanently close the East Horah Street at-grade crossing.
Consider awarding a contract to Godwin Pumps of America for $137,756 to purchase a 5 MGD Godwin Diesel Pump for use by the Salisbury-Rowan Utilities Department.
Contact reporter Emily Ford at 704-797-4264.


The Hartsville Regional Airport is located three miles northwest of the City, just off Lakeview Boulevard at 1083 Hartsville Airport Road. With a runway length of 5,000 feet, the facility accommodates a wide array of aircraft.
843.383.3015, Ext. 2002
Hartsville Regional Airport
1083 Hartsville Airport Rd
Hartsville SC 29550
An expansion project to add a beautiful new terminal to the facility is underway. A DBE ad has been published for the project and is available for download (PDF). As of early 2021, the expansion project is well underway:


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Aeon is nestled in a special district within Creek Beach, ideal for those looking for an active way of life. Explore the scenic waterfront promenade, enjoy play areas and an adventure playground, and go on thrilling adventures at the cycling track and skate park. Sports courts await your competitive spirit, and connections to the RTA ferry terminal and metro station promise seamless mobility. This district is more than just functional; it’s a sustainable oasis, with shaded walkways, flourishing trees, and limited roads creating a safe and eco-friendly haven for all to enjoy.
– AEON’s strategic positioning offers an uninterrupted visual experience.
– From panoramic vistas of the majestic Dubai Creek Canal and the vibrant cityscape to tranquil sights of lush parks and serene water bodies.
– Each view from AEON is designed to be a masterpiece, providing residents with a daily dose of visual delight and endless moments of reflection.


Advocates: Pedestrian plan up for vote lacks detail
Original post made
on Jan 10, 2013
A plan that could take the city's walkability up a notch is going in front of the City Council on Tuesday, Jan. 15, but those who have studied it closely say it lacks specific plans and measurable goals.
Read the full story here Web Link posted Friday, January 11, 2013, 12:00 AM


Elevated commercial lot on busy Lee Highway in Wytheville. This .645 acre L-shaped lot has high visibility and although might be a challenging project, it comes at a very favorable price. Contact the Listing Agent to review property and zoning options.
From I-81S Exit 70, left onto 4th Street, right onto E Pine St, right onto W Lee Highway, property on right beside and behind Hearing business
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ZONING AND PLANNING
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Amending Title 14 of The Philadelphia Code, entitled "Zoning and Planning," by creating an overlay district entitled "/WWA West Washington Avenue Overlay," to include certain areas of land within the vicinity of West Washington Avenue, under certain terms and conditions.
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Outbound route 16 detour near Catlin Ave for most of today
Published: Expires: 5/21/2012
Route 16 will detour for most of the day on Monday May 21st.
Outbound: From Belknap street detour past Catlin Ave to Mertz Mortorelli drive turn right on Mertz Mortorelli and then right on 21st Street and left on Catlin and regular route.
Inbound: No Detour


I read with interest that Sheffield’s derelict central post office is to be given a new lease of life (Star, September 20).
But my heart sank on learning that the listed building is to be transformed into a home for up to 279 overseas students as well as teaching accommodation, and that twin towers of student flats will be added which will be 22 storeys and 14 storeys high.
The article states that “building contractors are already on site stripping out areas which do not affect its essential character”.
However, I fear that many important features will be lost and only the facade will remain, as has happened to many other wonderful examples of Victorian architecture around the city.
Also announced is the conversion of another listed building, the former HSBC bank on Church Street, which is to be turned into a Tesco Express store (Star Sept 23).
Built in 1838 the premises are said to be ‘very dilapidated’ but some key features including the ornate banking hall, dome and spiral staircase will hopefully be protected.
These grand old buildings have been badly neglected and desperately need to be brought back into use, but I cannot help but think that student accommodation and a Tesco store are a rather sad and ignominious outcome for two unique buildings of such wonderful character.


Our Beeston – Our Future Close on 100 Beestonians attended the Our Beeston - Our Future event on the evening of Wednesday 27 April, in the community friendly Royal British Legion Social Club. This was the long-promised conversation about the future of Beeston that should have gone ahead in May 2020, but postponed twice due … Continue reading Guest Post: Peter Robinson
#Beeston2020Vision is a local public engagement and empowerment project. It has been organised by an independent panel which has latterly come under the auspices of the Beeston Civic Society. #Beeston2020Vision aims to make Beeston a better place in which to live, work, play and visit - by encouraging a conversation about the future of Beeston. The … Continue reading Our Beeston, Our Future
The Society has objected to application to build 419 purpose built student studios at the landmark site in the centre of Beeston. On behalf of our membership, we've objected to the proposal, which would see purpose built student accommodation (PBSA) comprising 419 'studios' - previously referred to as 'Phase 2', owing to its linkage with … Continue reading ABSOLUTE UNIT II
Beeston Civic Society has begun a campaign to challenge an application seeking to demolish a heritage building in the centre of Beeston and replace it with a large, modern building.


Restoration projects are under way at Shreveport’s oldest municipal cemetery. A ceremony was held Friday to recognize the work to be done on roads and walkways in Oakland Cemetery made possible by a $279,000 bond issue approved by voters in 2011. The dollars won’t cover all the work that needs to be done on the cemetery that dates back to 1847.
Shreveport mayor Cedric Glover recalls first visiting Oakland on a field trip at age 14. He said many city administrations have wanted to do capital projects, but it’s never been the most pressing priority.


Stuartfield, Knock street, from 31 May this approximate date, not provide exact date.
This is rolling programme of work at a numbers of sites from Aberdeenshire Council. It is not possible to provide exact dates for each sites.
Please note that due to surface dressing works to be carriet out by Aberdeenshire Council it will be necassary in the interests of public safety to apply the following restriction to traffic.
Knock street – Speed restriction.
Site notices will be erected in due course indicating the temporary restriction to traffic.
Any quaries please contact Tony Jesser – 01467539364
Around Aberdeenshire for 124 days commencing 31 May 2021, will start roadworks we will try to inform you about each of them.
Alternative you can find you this information on the site www.aberdeenshire.gov.uk


Project: 1 Park Place
Location: Largo de Benedetti 1, Milan, Italy.
Architect: Matteo Penitenti Casato
Description: Situated in the heart of Milan's Porta Nuova district, right in front of the BAM public park, 1 Park Place is a vision for a 125 meters residential tower that aims to find a balance between the two signature elements defining Milanese high-rises: a provocative tactile quality versus the cleanness of a sharp design. The result is a curvaceous, free-flowing and sensual tower that evokes a sense of tactile purity with its swooping white concrete façade and diamond faceted floor-to-ceiling windows that reflect the sky and the city.
Furniture by Christian Liaigre with John Pawson's designed kitchen by Molteni.


The plot is in an ideal place suitable for setting up a residential home. The plots are only 4 kilometers from the high way (Mombasa road) along Kiungani road. There is water and electricity already, making it easier for connections.
This commercial plot for sale in Kinoo is ideal for setting up residential flats, offices and shops. Its in a well developed area.
The plot is only at a distance of 1 kilometers from the tarmac in a well developing area. Flat and well drained. its ideal for setting up a residential home.
This commercial plot for sale is in a serene environment good for setting up residential flat. The flat in this area offer a good source of income because the resident can be able to travel to different places due to its accessibility.
This property is fronting the tarmac in Kinoo, Muthiga. It is 13 km to Westlands and 16 km to Nairobi CBD.
-This plot is 500 meters from the tarmac, 4 km to the by-pass along Thogoto-Gikambura road. -The property is flat, with red soil and its well drained.
Available Plots : 6 Size :50 x 100 ft each. The estate is touching tarmac (Kikuyu -Ondiri road) in a pristine quite environment that is perfect for a home. Its only 4 km to Kikuyu Town ,20 km to Westlands and 24 km to Nairobi Cbd.


[Brick Presbyterian Church, 5th Avenue and 37th Street]
Church, Brick Presbyterian, Northwest 37th St. & Fifth Ave.
[402 5th Avenue and 37th Street.]
37th Street and Fifth Avenue, northwest corner. Brick Presbyterian Church
401 5th Avenue at the corner of East 37th Street. Tiffany Building.
[Northeast corner of 5th Avenue and 37th Street.]
[5th Avenue north from the corner of 37th Street.]
5th Avenue from 37th Street. East side towards 36th Street.
55th St. - 5th Ave.
[West Side of Fifth Ave. from 37th to 38th Sts.]
5th Avenue looking down from 37th Street. [Mayor's Committee to Welcome British & French War Commissions.]
[Garden Party, 37th St. and 5th Ave. N.Y. '96.]
Garden Party, 37th St. and 5th Ave. N.Y. '96.


AFTER ten months of chaos to shoppers and traders alike, William Street will be fully accessible this weekend.
Limerick City Council has been carrying out a multi-million euro project to remodel the street.
The improvements will see wider footpaths, new lighting and new trees.
The works have caused uproar among traders, who have expressed concerns over a fall-off in trade.
But Michael Gleeson, proprietor of Michael Gleeson’s shoes, which has been in William Street for almost 30 years, thinks it is all worth it, with the street fully accessible in time for Christmas.
In order to celebrate, he has launched a special ‘Welcome back to William Street’ sale.
“I am hoping my fellow traders will follow suit if they can, and make every effort to bring back the footfall into William Street which has been missing for the past 12 months,” he said, “The whole look of the street will be much fresher and cleaner. There will be new lighting which is very badly needed.”
*A full version of this story was published in the Limerick Leader, print edition, dated December 3, 2011


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The Embankment in Bedford is to be completely resurfaced after dozens of potholes appeared in the road following the recent freezing weather.
The work will begin on Sunday and is expected to take just over 2 weeks (13 working days) to complete. It will extend from the car park of the Swan Hotel to Newnham Avenue.
The carriageway will be planed to a depth of 100mm and a new binder and surface course will be laid. The road will be closed between 7am and 7pm on weekdays and between 8am and 6pm on Sunday 14th March.
A full diversion route along Newnham Road, Castle Road and Newnham Avenue will be in place.
Councillor Charles Royden, Portfolio Holder for the Environment, said: "The dreadful winter weather has been extremely damaging for our local roads but we are taking positive action to address the problems.
"The Embankment is being resurfaced as part of the wider programme of works that has taken place thanks to the extra £1million we put in this year’s budget.
"We are also investing around £6million in the coming year to continue the fight back against the backlog of repairs.
"As with all unavoidable road closures, unfortunately the works on The Embankment will cause temporary inconvenience and I would ask drivers to avoid the area if possible. If not, please leave extra time for your journey whilst we carry out these vital works."
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February 27, 2002 | Kathy Dawkins / Al Ferguson (646) 885-5020
Press Release # 02-08, FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Effective Monday, March 18, 2002, the New York City Department of Sanitation is reinstating the enforcement of the citywide "18-Inch Law" which requires store owners and building managers to keep 18 inches into the street clean in Bronx Community Boards 8 and 10, Queens Community Boards 7, 8 and 11, and Staten Island Community Boards 1, 2 and 3. Starting Monday, March 4, 2002, there will be a two week warning period.
"The Sanitation Department is phasing out its pilot program and resuming enforcement in Bronx Community Boards 8 and 10, in Staten Island Community Boards 1, 2, and 3, and in Queens Community Boards 7, 8, and 11," said Sanitation Department Commissioner John J. Doherty. "Starting Monday, March 18th, these districts will join the rest of the City's community boards in the regular enforcement of the '18-Inch Law' because the Department is committed to cleaner streets in our communities."
In 1993, the Sanitation Department offered an "18-Inch Law" enforcement moratorium pilot program to 22 community boards citywide that had an average "Operation Scorecard" rating of 75 percent "acceptably clean" streets. In recent years, 18 community boards initially enrolled in the program requested to be removed from the pilot program in order to improve local street cleanliness. As local merchants became more familiar with the Enforcement Routing Program -- which defined a preestablished time period limiting when dirty sidewalks and "18-Inch Law" violations could be issued -- the rationale for the pilot passed.
To inform the community of the "18-Inch Law" enforcement reinstatement, the Department is sending notices to merchants groups, property owners' associations, and community organizations in the effected districts. Fines for violation of the "18-Inch Law" range from $50 - $250.
Queens Community Board 7 neighborhoods include Flushing, College Point, and Whitestone;
Queens Community Board 8 includes Jamaica Estates, Hollis Hills, Hillcrest, Fresh Meadows, Utopia, Pomonok; and
Queens Community Board 11 includes Bayside, Auburndale, Oakland Gardens, Douglaston, Little Neck.


A community cleanup effort is being organized for Sunday afternoon.
Ceres City Council candidate Brandy Meyer is organizing the cleanup effort which is scheduled to start at 2 p.m. in front of the Wells Fargo Bank at 2905 Fourth Street, Ceres.
The effort to clean up “some neighborhoods and fields” was announced on the Ceres Neighborhood Watch Facebook page.
Participants are asking wear their masks. Garbage grabbers, bags, vests and water will be supplied on loan from the Chamber. The plan is to clean up Third Street, Fourth Street, Fifth Street, around Smyrna Park and the Herndon Road area.
Meyer, along with her husband Keith and Dovie Wilson of the Ceres Chamber, spent about an hour last weekend in the heat picking up trash on one side of Fourth Street and were astounded to fill three large bags filled with garbage left on the sidewalks, in the landscaping bushes and in the gutters.
“There was more garbage than we actually saw so by the time we got done we had filled three bags full and we only hit one side of the street so we realized it was a much bigger job than we first thought,” said Meyer. “So we decided to do it again next Sunday and open it up to any other volunteers.”
Meyer said she wanted to clean up some streets before the rains come.
The work comes on the heels of last week’s Caltrans’ cleanup of the Highway 99 corridor.


We coordinate multiple healthy city and a healthy region initiative. How do we go about getting our communities and Regional Healthy Hampton Roads campaign posted on the site? I notice that none of our Virginia communities are listed? We have ACHIEVE, REACH and CTG communities in Virginia.
Thanks for your post, Amy! The site is currently going through a transition period and we will respond to your question soon.


NEWPORT --Work along Lower Thames Street continues today, as the city is reporting that crews completed milling operations from Memorial Boulevard to Underwood Court on Tuesday.
Today, April 25, milling operation is scheduled to continue from Underwood Court to Morton Avenue.
The roadway will be open from Memorial Boulevard to Dean Street all day, however motorists should expect intermittent detours from Dean to Morton Avenue.
North of Wellington, crews will be doing hand work around manholes and catch basins.
Parking restrictions will remain in place, as posted, until the milling operation is complete. Please be advised that vehicles that are not moved will be TOWED. Thank you in advance for your cooperation and patience.


If so, there is a Teen Architecture Workshop that will be held in April through the Learning By Design, a non-profit architecture and design organization.
It sounds pretty great. You will design and build a 3-D project and tour a site in Boston. Cost is $200. (Maybe they have scholarships?)
Learning by Design is a whole world of opportunities to learn about the built environment. Lucky Boston.


Fermoy Water Mains Replacement
National Leakage Reduction Programme
Uisce Éireann, in partnership with Cork County Council, is replacing problematic water mains in Knockacappul, Fermoy Co. Cork to provide a more reliable water supply and reduce high levels of leakage.
The works involve the replacement of over 4km of problematic water mains with new modern pipes. The programme to replace the water mains in Knockacappul, Fermoy, Co. Cork will commence in early-January. These works are being carried out as part of Uisce Éireann’s National Leakage Reduction Programme.
The section of works will take place along the Gurrane/Knockacappul Road (L5652) and L58701/L5870 roads commencing by Boobawn Cross and continuing eastbound, via Ballinahown Cross, before finishing at the junction of L5870 and the R639 Dublin Road.
The works will be carried out on behalf of Uisce Éireann by Ward & Burke Construction Ltd. and are expected to be completed by the end of May.
What are the benefits of the works?
The benefits of the leakage reduction works include:
• A Reliable Water Supply – Replacement of water mains and service connections will reduce the instances of bursts and water outages and will ensure a reliable supply of water to customers and local businesses in the area.
• Reduced Leaks – Replacement of water mains and service connections will eliminate existing leaks and reduce the amount of clean drinking water lost into the ground.
• Improved Operation and Maintenance – These works will deliver cost savings by providing improved water network operation that will require less maintenance in the future.
Traffic Management and Road Closures
To complete the works in a safe and efficient manner, a road closure is required along the Gurrane/Knockacappul Road (L-5652) from early-January to lateFebruary. The suggested diversion route for eastbound traffic is head southbound, via Boobawn Cross, along the R512 and take the L-5867 at Grange eastbound. At the next T-junction head northbound towards Ballinahown Cross.
A second road closure is required along L58701/L5870 Ballyvoskillakeen from mid-February to late-May. The road closure will be broken into two phases. Phase 1 will take place between Ballinahown Cross and the crossroads at Ballyvoskillakeen. Those travelling east should take the L1512 southbound to Ballyarthur and continue northbound at Kilcrumper Cemetery to Ballinahown Cross.
Phase 2 of the closure will extend from the crossroads at Ballyvoskillakeen Graveyard eastbound along L58701/L5870 to the Dublin Road (R639). Those travelling east from Ballyvoskillakeen should continue southbound to Kilcrumper Cemetery before taking the L5868 to the Dublin Road.
Will customers be affected by the works?
Local and emergency access will be maintained throughout the duration of both road closures. We understand that this type of work can be inconvenient and works crews will make every effort to minimise any disruption these necessary works cause.
Residents and businesses in the areas to benefit from the planned improvements will be notified directly.
Details of any supply interruptions associated to this project will be updated regularly on the Supply and Service Updates section of the Uisce Éireann website.
Customers can phone Uisce Éireann on 1800 278 278 if they have any questions about the project.


Construction of the metro network started in 1968, and was opened in September 1973 by Kim Il Sung.
Daily ridership is estimated to be between 300,000 and 700,000.
This is the deepest metro in the world – the track is approximately 110 meters (about 360 feet) deep underground.
Foreign tourists are only allowed to travel between the less crowded Puhung Station and Yongwang Station to minimize interaction with the North Korean hoi polloi.
The interiors of the stations are beautiful – the pillars in the fifth picture below are meant to look like victory torches bursting into flame.


The Pleasant Hill Citizens for Responsible Growth ("PHCRG") is a grassroots, all-volunteer organization dedicated to promoting sensible growth and development consistent with residents' desires. We are a registered Political Action Committee (PAC) and provide financial support to candidates for local non-partisan races and ballot measures. We also serve as citizen watchdogs and monitor local government to hold public officials accountable.
PHCRG is the only community organization whose exclusive focus is informing and representing Pleasant Hill residents on the key issues that impact quality-of-life, including:
- Land use and development
- Streets and other infrastructure
- Parks and recreation
- Fiscal condition of government agencies that serve Pleasant Hill residents
We are funded exclusively by membership dues and donations. Founded in 1985, PHCRG leads the way in providing oversight of Pleasant Hill local government.
We stay informed and work cooperatively to find solutions that benefit residents.
We actively resist unwarranted taxes and fees; inconsistent application of zoning and other regulations; government secrecy, inefficiency and waste.
We challenge our public officials to put residents first and do business in a way that is responsive, ethical and accountable. We expect government to deliver optimal value for every tax dollar and make decisions with residents' long-term interests in mind.


Cork City & Cork County Council are preparing a Cycling Network Plan for the Cork Metropolitan Area.
They are holding two public consultation events & require your views on:
- Opportunities for new routes;
- The current cycling network;
- Possible route upgrades; and
- General comments on cycling experiences in Cork.
All people interested in cycling in Cork are invited to attend.
Please feel free to forward the attached flyer on to interested parties.
Venue & Date:
Consultation Day 1: Atrium, County Hall, Carrigrohane Road, Cork
Tuesday the 20th of January 2015, 11:00 – 16:00
Consultation Day 2: Atrium, City Hall, Anglesea Street, Cork
Thursday the 22nd of January 2015, 11:00 – 16:00
For people unable to attend the Public Consultation events, submissions/observations can be made in writing (hard copy or email) to the undersigned – please refer to the attached comment form to assist.
Any queries, please contact:
BE CEng MSc MIEI MCIHT
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Cork County Council
Tel: 021 428 5032
Click on the links below for more information.


New Delhi [India], January 23 (ANI): Union Minister for Road Transport and Highways, Nitin Gadkari, on Monday inaugurated several National Highway projects totalling 550 km in Madhya Pradesh.
The projects, implemented at a cost of about Rs 6,800 crore, were launched in the presence of Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan, Union Minister Virendra Kumar, Union Minister of State Prahlad Singh Patel, among others, the Union Road Transport and Highways ministry said in a release.
Speaking on the occasion, Gadkari said the two-decade-old demand of locals to construct a bridge in Betwa has been fulfilled.
The connectivity to Orchha, Jhansi, and Tikamgarh will improve with the launch of these new highways, the Union minister said.
Gadkari added that these projects would help tourists reach various important sites in and around Orchha, Khajuraho, Panna, Chitrakoot, Tikamgarh, and Sanchi. (ANI)


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Stormwater Drainage Advisory Board
Keith Beatty, Engineering
Discussion and consideration of Site Development Plan (revised Grading Plan) for removal of fill placed in the CH2MHill Regulatory Floodplain in violation of Title 23, Section 23.40.080 and Fox Lake future commercial/office site. The property is located north of Fox Lake Lane and west of I-35 Frontage Road. Requested by Jim Tapp.
Jim Tapp on the behalf of Fox Lake Investments, LLC is requesting approval to remove the fill placed in the Regulatory Floodplain and to clear and grade additional area outside of the floodplain. This is being brought to the Stormwater Drainage Advisory Board (SWAB) for consideration due to additional clearing and grading outside the floodplain..
Immediate upon approval.
If this item is approved, it is staff recommendation that the following items are a part of the approval:
No live matured trees in the regulatory floodplain shall be removed without the City Engineers approval.
All brush and tree debris piles need to remove and disposed of in accordance with all federal, state and local requirements.
All dirt and rock piles west of the existing pond needs to be removed.
All dirt removed from the site will need to be disposed of in accordance with all federal, state and local requirements.
Applicant will supply staff their OKR10 Stormwater Quality Permit, Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan and Notice of Intent prior to commencing work.
Motion to approve.
Posted Stormwater Drainage Advisory Board Agenda.
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Pecos Road Bond May Be Back On Ballot 02/19/14
February 19, 2014
PECOS, TX - Pecos city council is considering putting a failed bond back on the ballot in May. An $8-million bond for road improvements was defeated last November. According to city officials, council members will be discussing putting the bond back on the ballot. Officials say they feel there is more community support for the bond now.


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Historic Preservation Commission
Historic Preservation Commission Wednesday, July 17, 2019 7:00 PM in the City Council Chambers
Zoning Administrator Meeting
Zoning Administrator Meeting July 17, 2019 10:00 AM at the City Council Chambers
Planning Commission Meeting Cancellation
The Planning Commission Meeting of Thursday, July 18, 2019 at 7:00 p.m. has been canceled due to the lack of a quorum.
Bay Street PG&E Gas Main Replacement Project Begins July 15
The City of Santa Cruz has approved the Pacific Gas and Electric Company Gas Distribution Main Replacement Project to begin Monday, July 15, on Bay Street.
The Santa Cruz Food Truck Parties – On The Move
The next Santa Cruz Food Truck Party is rolling into the Westside to Garfield Park on Thursday, July 18, 5-8pm.


|Status:||Closed and demolished|
|Address:||32 Finch Street, E1 (streetmap) (osm) (gmap) (bingmap) (streetview)|
|Former address:||[later Hopetown Street, now Monthope Road]
10 Finch Street (1882)
1 Hope Street [later Monthope Street] (1881)
|Sources:||Census 1851 [C Pickel] (as "beer shop")/1861 [D Wetzen] (as "Hop Pole")/1871 [J Gernor]
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August 6, 2020, 5:00 PM @ City Hall
PURSUANT TO THE OPEN MEETINGS ACT, notice is hereby given of the Town of Normal Planning Commission’s regular meeting at 5:00 p.m. on Thursday, August 6, 2020 will be completely virtual. Thus, no persons will be present in the Council Chambers, the regular meeting location.
Those wishing to provide comment at the meeting will need to register by emailing their full name and the phone number that will be used to call into the meeting to the Town Planner at email@example.com prior to 4:30 p.m. on August 6, 2020. Once registered with the Town Planner, commenters will receive the meeting call-in number and meeting ID, along with instructions on how to join the virtual meeting.
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August 10, 2020, 4:00 PM @ City Hall
The Town of Normal Uptown Design Review Commission was established by the Town Council in 2002 and consists of 7 members appointed by the Mayor and Council. This Commission applies design guidelines in the B-2 Central Business District (Uptown Normal) in a manner that fosters and promotes high quality, attractive development and the rehabilitation of structures within the District.
August 11, 2020, 12:30 PM @ City Hall
Second Tuesday of each month
August 17, 2020, 7:00 PM @ City Hall
The regular meetings of the Normal Town Council are held on the first and third Mondays of each month at 7:00 pm in the Council Chambers at City Hall. Any regular meeting that falls on a Town holiday is held at the same time and place on the next day that is not a holiday. The purpose of the meeting is to take action on various issues pertaining to the Town of Normal.
August 18, 2020, 5:15 PM @ City Hall
Regular meetings set in fall of each year; other meetings at the Call of the Chairperson.
August 20, 2020, 5:00 PM @ City Hall
The Zoning Board of Appeals serves the following purposes: to hear and make recommendations to the council on all Special Use Permits; to hear requests for variations of Zoning Code requirements.
August 25, 2020, 9:30 AM @ Headquarters Fire Station
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Blue plaque № 28189 in Liverpool
The HS1 Station Environment Award
The Liverpool Lime Street Gateway Project
by the Rt. Hon The Lord Mayor of London
Alderman David Wootton.
- Erected: 1 January 2011
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- Location: Liverpool Lime Street Station
- Metropolitan District: Liverpool City Council
- Metropolitan District Ward: Central
- UK Parliament Constituency: Liverpool, Riverside
- Region: North West
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Street Scenes, 1987, Fifth Ave. W. Side No. from 55th St. (Fifth Ave. Presbyterian Church).
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Buildings, Wm. Fox Corp., Tenth Ave. & 55th St.
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1st Presbyterian Church - 5th Ave. & 11th St.
Fifth Ave. Presbyterian Church, N.W. Cor. 55 St.
Church - St. Thomas' Church, 5th Ave., N.W. Cor. 53rd St.
Exterior Hotel Harding 55th St. & B'way.
John D. Rockefeller. [West 54th St. West from 5th Ave.]


TF Green Airport
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Mayor Frank Jackson will unveil a plan Monday for developing the downtown waterfront, a vision he says will finally capitalize on the city's No. 1 asset and make it a focal point for the region. Full story »
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To Let. Workshop/Store in established business location close to city centre. Suitable for a variety of different uses subject to planning.


Learn about the development of the City of Portland's FY 2018-19 Budget and share your opinions with the Mayor and City Council.
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Wisconsin Central Ltd. (CN) announced plans to reconstruct the railroad crossing on Freistadt Road (CTH F) east of Pilgrim Road beginning MONDAY, October 19th at 8:00 A.M.The roadway will be closed at the crossing and a signed detour will be effect.
The road is expected to reopen Saturday, October 24, 2020. A larger map is available here.
CN's 24-hour emergency contact number is 1-800-465-9239
CN's general public inquiry contact is 1-888-888-5909 or via email at Contact@cn.ca


Berlin airport opening delayed to March 2013
Frankfurt, May 17, 2012
The opening day of Berlin's new airport has been pushed back by almost a year to March 17, 2013, the mayor of Berlin said on Thursday.
The capital's long-awaited new airport will replace Tegel and Schoenefeld airports, both dating from the Cold War era.
Just weeks before its opening date the operators said the Berlin-Brandenburg airport would not be ready in time. – Reuters


What to name a top skyline site which has housed much of the city's medical history?
As the last walls of the old Mount Gambier Hospital fell on Saturday, the city's residents were already debating what the site should be named and possible future uses.
Talkback callers to ABC South East's Morning Show on Monday suggested the site could be named after a woman who spent many years at the hospital's helm.
Frances Mary Ogden or 'Molly' as she was known to many, was the Matron of the old Mount Gambier Hospital in the 1950s and 1960s.
Friends of ABC South East's Facebook page also had some ideas, suggesting 'Angel Hill', 'Memorial Park' or the 'Old Hospital Parklands'.
Director of Operational Services for the City of Mount Gambier, Daryl Sexton, said the 'old hospital' name may be used to capture the site's historic past.
"The old hospital is history now," he said.
"There has been two old hospitals there but 'the old hospital site' is a bit of a tongue twister."
Mr Sexton said the laundry building, the only building to remain, would probably always be known as just that by locals.
The old building, with a distinctive curved roof, has been the subject of much community and council debate, with many believing the building should have also been demolished.
Mr Sexton said it was up to the imagination of the public to envisage future uses for the building.
"It's a beautiful big open area......stunning views," he said.
"I could think of a whole range of uses for it. I envisage people using it for wedding photographs or using it for shade in weather like we're having this week."
"It's a matter of people getting motivated to go and use it."
Talkback caller Alan suggested the building could be the backdrop for a jazz concert called the 'Dirty Laundry Blues'.
Other callers suggested a number of potential uses for the grounds, including a site for concerts and even pop-up cafes.
A fun park, botanical garden site or university have been suggestions in the past.
Early last year, former Mount Gambier resident Andrew Tremelling , forwarded plans to Mt Gambier City Council for his vision for the site, which included a conservatory and walking trails.
Mr Sexton, said council, who bought the site in 2011, would be waiting til next financial year to complete works at the site.
"The bulk of the work will be done before the current contractors leave the site," he said.
The thousands of tonnes of rubble and debris accumulated from the demolition work is being used to fill and re-contour the land to it's original proportions.
Mr Sexton said the next stage is for contractors to truck in around 7-10,000 cubic metres of topsoil.
He said council will begin planting trees at the site in Autumn and the next stage will be refurbishing the old laundry.
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