JOHNSON COUNTY, Ind. (March 30, 2016) - Now that INDOT has announced the I-69 expansion will take the route of State Road 37 from Martinsville to Indianapolis, there are concerns about what may come with it.
“Ultimately, I would like to stay there but I don’t know how that would happen from an engineering standpoint,” said David Bleke, the owner of a tire shop along State Road 37.
Bleke’s business sits along what will be the new stretch of I-69. It also sits potentially in the path of a highway exit ramp.
“There’s always someone that’s got to fall on the sword, it’s just part of it and I understand that. I’m not really excited about it but for the community, it is probably the best thing,” he said.
Bleke is one of 96 business owners and 279 homeowners, impacted by the potential construction of nine interchanges and 14 overpasses along the route.
Down the road from Bleke in Greenwood, the arrival of I69 though means money.
“I know that people want to have Fairview Road also included, I think that would be a great interchange if they will include it,” said Mayor Mark Myers (R – Greenwood).
Greenwood’s Mayor anticipates the route will bring as much cash as it will traffic to his Johnson County city.
“For Greenwood and for Johnson County I’m really excited that they’re going to continue that route because it’s going to bring more commerce and more economy into our area,” said Myers.
Bleke is now having to think big picture, “At the end of the day it always can’t be about you, it has to be about everybody and what’s best for the community so I support it,” he said.
INDOT has not chosen which intersections will be future sites of interchanges yet. It’ll be at least 2020 before construction on this stretch is even able to begin.


Why is the update called ‘Historic Past, Sustainable Future’?
The Community Participation Team selected this title and logo for the 2009 Comprehensive Plan update at their meeting on December 11, 2007. “Historic Past, Sustainable Future” was chosen to describe two very important aspects of the James City County community. This first part, Historic Past, maintains ties to our rich historic heritage and resources present throughout the County, such as Jamestown, Freedom Park, the Norge Depot, and many more. The second part, Sustainable Future, shifts focus to ensuring that the County is left in good shape – economically, socially, and ecologically – for future generations. The logo depicts that these two pieces, maintenance of our Historic Past and our desire to create a Sustainable Future, are strongly integrated. They should be considered together to ensure the community provides a safe, productive, healthy, and meaningful setting for all residents, present and future.
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Charter Fayre returns to Stevenage Old Town
- Credit: Archant
Stevenage’s two-day charter fayre will be full of stalls and rides for all the family to enjoy when it returns on Tuesday.
It will take place in the High Street on Tuesday and Wednesday between 2.45pm and midnight – the road will be closed to traffic during those times.
Drapers Way will be closed from 6am on Monday to 6am on Thursday.
Hitchin Road, Lytton Way and the High Street – from the junction of Martins Way – and Hitchin Road, to junction of Trinity Road and the High Street, will be closed on Tuesday and Wednesday when the fayre is on. Alternative signed routes will be provided during the road closures.


Emirati funded housing development opens in Sri Lanka
Sheikh Zayed Village will be home to families who have been affected by natural disasters in Sri Lanka
A housing development, funded by an Emirati philanthropist, opened in Sri Lanka on Sunday.
Sheikh Zayed Village was inaugurated on Mannar Island, in the northern province of Sri Lanka, and contains 120 housing units, a mosque, multi-purpose hall and eight shops.
The complex will be home to families who have been affected by natural disasters in Sri Lanka, according to state news agency Wam.
Members of Emirates Red Crescent, led by Dr Mohammed Al Faheem, deputy secretary general for assistive services, opened the city that was funded by businessman and philanthropist, Mahmoud Fatah Al Khaja.
They presented the Village to city officials during a ceremony attended by the local residents and Sri Lankan government officials.
Dr Mohammed Al Fatahi, the ERC secretary general, said in a statement that
the project is the outcome of Mr Al Khaja’s efforts and the generous initiatives of the Emirati people.
Mr Al Khaja, who frequently donates money to charitable causes, said building the city highlights the role of the UAE and its leadership in supporting people suffering from dire conditions.
Sri Lankan officials said the launch reflects the strong ties between the UAE and Sri Lanka, and highlights the UAE’s generous support for the Sri Lankan people.
The beneficiaries thanked the UAE for their support.
Updated: January 27, 2019 05:32 PM


DARLINGTON BOROUGH COUNCIL A6072 SHILDON ROAD, DARLINGTON (ROAD CLOSURE), ORDER 2018Notice ID: BR3378787
DARLINGTON BOROUGH COUNCIL A6072 SHILDON ROAD, DARLINGTON (ROAD CLOSURE), ORDER 2018
Darlington Borough Council intend not less than seven
days from the date of this notice to make an Order
under the provisions of Section 14(1) of the Road Traffic
Regulation Act, 1984, as amended and pursuant to
arrangements made under Section 101 of the Local
Government Act 1972 with Durham County Council, the
effect of which will be to close:
A6072 SHILDON ROAD/MAIN ROAD/REDWORTH ROAD
From Heighington Bypass roundabout north westwards
to the roundabout adjacent Future Business Park
Access to Redworth Village from the south only.
An alternative route will be signed via A68, A688, A6072
and vice versa.
The Order is necessary to allow road surfacing works.
The maximum duration of the temporary closure under this
Order is 18 months commencing from 21st May 2018, it is
anticipated that the closure will be effective for 2 weeks.
Dated: 18th April 2018
Director of Economic Growth


from Edwin and BrianK at Bike Santa Fe: The Santa Fe MPO is updating the Santa Fe Area Bicycle Master Plan and is having two early evening public meetings on Wednesday and Thursday, February 6 and 7. Please see below.
This matters. A great chance to help shape the transportation environment in greater Santa Fe. Please consider attending and lending your observations and ideas.


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Start with a simple design, a blueprint or hand off detailed construction specs. We’ll take it from there.
Our crews can handle rough grade work, storm water run-off drains, fine grade, and baserock. We install new asphalt concrete, formed concrete curbs, and, for a finished look, complete your project with gutters or planters.
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Intergenerational Poverty 2
$7 million for Intergenerational Poverty 2
City Council appropriated funds to create a city locator service to find affordable housing and provide for housing client management and financial and legal counseling services.
Programmed funds are committed to specified projects, including those that have bids upcoming or bids in process. In Development funds are designated for targeted purposes under Council Resolution, but not yet finalized.
Information will be updated as programs are approved.


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Major commercial developments have resulted in building consent values increasing by 50% in Invercargill over the last four months.
According to figures released by the Invercargill City Council (ICC), there were 584 applications received between July 1 and October 31 valued at $46,056,403, which was up from 486 applications valued at $29,948,165 during the same period in 2017.
Building Services Manager Brendan Monaghan said the value of the applications for residential building consents was in line with previous years, but the total value of applications was increased by major commercial developments.
The value of residential consents was about $19 million, while the value of commercial consents was $22m which Mr Monaghan said was “unusual.”
“Usually we see the total value of commercial building consents is about half the value of residential consents applied for.”
The figures also show an increase in consents for solid fuel heaters, as people install heating which complies with the Regional Air Plan."


HISTORIC DISTRICT COMMISSION –
Notice of Special Meeting:
Notice is hereby given that the Historic District Commission (HDC) of the City of Three Rivers will conduct a special Meeting of the Historic District Commission on Monday, January 29, 2017, at 7:00 pm at the following location: Chamber of Commerce Meeting Room, 57 North Main Street, in Three Rivers.
The purpose of the meeting is to review an application for Certificate of Appropriateness for proposed work at 45 North Main Street. This meeting is in lieu of a regular January meeting, which was not held at the normal date and time due to the City Holiday (Martin Luther King, Jr. Day). Any interested person may attend the Special Meeting and participate or submit written comments to the HDC at 57 N Main St, Three Rivers, MI 49093.
American with Disabilities (ADA) Notice: The City will provide necessary reasonable auxiliary aids and services to individuals with disabilities at the meeting/hearing upon one (1) day notice to the City of Three Rivers. Individuals with disabilities requiring auxiliary aids or services should contact the City of Three Rivers.
Kelly Timmerman, Chair
Three Rivers Historic District Commission


A Forest Hills restaurant that suffered thousands of dollars in damage from a Department of Sanitation plow truck accident wants the city to pay for the repairs.
New York City Department of Sanitation
Several customers were injured after a New York City Department of Sanitation plow truck sent snow, ice and debris flying into a Forest Hills restaurant Thursday night.
Another round of snow is impacting New York City, just as Staten Island Chuck predicted six more weeks of winter.
Updated Saturday, December 14 10:10 a.m. After one snowfall earlier this week, the city will be hit with another round of flakes this weekend. The New York City Department of Sanitation has issued a “snow alert” starting at 8 a.m. Saturday and will be deploying its snow fighting equipment as needed. Alternate side parking has been [...]
Winter is still more than a week away, but the snowflakes are already falling. The New York City Department of Sanitation issued a “snow alert” starting at 6 a.m. Tuesday. Alternate side parking has been suspended today to facilitate with snow removal, but payment at parking meters remains in effect. The snowy weather will continue [...]
Last week, some of the city’s sanitation workers got a surprise in their paycheck — a deduction. In the chaos of Sandy’s aftermath, downed computers and closed garages caused payment errors for the Department of Sanitation (DSNY), according to Harry Nespoli, president of Local 831 of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters Uniformed Sanitationmen’s Association. Some [...]
Although it will be nothing close to what Nemo brought to the New York City area last week, there is more snow in the forecast. The New York City Department of Sanitation has issued a “snow alert” for Wednesday, starting at 4 p.m., in preparation of a possible snow event. According to the National Weather [...]
Councilmember Julissa Ferreras is trashing old garbage pails that permitted refuse to overflow onto the sidewalks of Roosevelt Avenue. The councilmember joined New York City Department of Sanitation (DSNY) Comissioner John Doherty on October 18 to announce the installation of 14 new, high-end litter baskets along the Roosevelt Avenue business corridor. “Today’s announcement is just [...]


By Thabo Molokoane
The Department of Public Works, Roads and Transport in Mpumalanga says the protest action in Acornhoek on Monday was as a result of miscommunication between the Bushbuckridge Local Municipality and residents.
Residents barricaded the R40 road near Dwarsloop with burning tyres and debris demanding the construction of the D3960 and D4442 roads between Gamotibidi to Rainbow in Bushbuckridge.
Municipal Spokesperson Cyril Dlamini says residents were not aware the road project falls under the 2019/2020 budget, and not the 2018/2019 financial year as they had thought.
Dlamini is urging residents to be patient as government will fulfil their promise of building the road.


Prince Philip walks Crossrail platforms at Farringdon
- Credit: PA WIRE
Prince Philip visited Farringdon Crossrail station yesterday (Wed) to view progress.
He was shown around the new station which is taking shape below ground in Islington, including the recently completed tunnels being waterproofed and the final concrete finish being applied.
The 94-year-old Duke of Edinburgh also walked along the new platforms which are nearing completion and was shown a recently excavated escalator shaft.
He met with some of the apprentices, construction workers and engineers working on the project.
Andrew Wolstenholme, Crossrail chief executive, said: “Crossrail is one of the most ambitious and complex infrastructure projects ever undertaken in the UK. It was an honour to welcome the Duke of Edinburgh to Crossrail to see first hand the scale of the engineering being delivered below the streets of London and to meet the UK’s next generation of engineers.”
At 300 metres, Farringdon station’s platforms will be the longest on the Crossrail route, with ticket halls at either side of Smithfield Market connecting to both Barbican and Farringdon London Underground stations.
More than 10,000 people are working directly on Crossrail at around 40 construction sites and 485 apprenticeships have been created. More than 4,000 local people have gained employment on the project.
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Set to open in 2018, Crossrail will increase central London’s rail capacity by 10 per cent, reducing congestion on the Underground and National Rail.
It will serve 40 stations, connecting Reading and Heathrow in the west with Shenfield and Abbey Wood in the east. An estimated 200 million passengers will travel on Crossrail each year. Central London stops include Tottenham Court Road, Bond Street and Paddington.
TfL-run Crossrail services through central London will commence in December 2018.


(CMR) The RCIPS is advising the public of the following road closures that will be taking place on Friday, 25 June, from 8 am to 1 pm to facilitate a ceremony commemorating the renaming of Harbour Drive to Seafarers Way.
–Harbour Drive (Seafarers Way) will be closed between Goring Avenue and Fort Street.
-Motorists traveling south on Harbour Drive, towards Fort Street, will be diverted right onto Fort Street.
-Motorists traveling north on South Church Street, towards Goring Avenue, will be diverted right onto Goring Avenue.
-Motorists traveling west on Shedden Road, towards Harbour Drive, will be diverted left onto South Church Street.
The RCIPS advises motorists to exercise caution in these areas and apologizes for any inconvenience caused.


433 W Boynton Beach Blvd
$725,000, .57 Acres
About This Property
223' fronting busy Boynton Beach Blvd east of I-95. Zoned C2 in the City of Boynton Beach. In the Community Redevelopment Agency District - Incentives and Grants available.*No warranty or representation, expressed or implied is made as to the accuracy of the information contained herein and same is subject to errors, omissions, change of price, rental or other conditions, withdrawal without notice, and to any special listing
Commercial, Not Improved, Office/Professional, Other, Resident. Multi-Fam.
Other, Public Sewer, Public Water, Water Available
433 W Boynton Beach Blvd, Boynton Beach (MLS® #RX-10346537) Property History
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Listing information last updated on February 16th, 2020 at 1:45pm CST.


It has been brought to our attention today, that the owner of the land and premises, has submitted an appeal for the rejected planning proposal. We are still trying to find out the full details at the moment, and will update as and when we get more facts.
You can send your comments supporting the protection of this much loved music venue and valued canalside community asset to the UK’s Planning Inspectorate via https://acp.planninginspectorate.gov.uk/ this must be submitted by 22 July using the DCLG reference APP/P4605/W/20/3251101
You can also send your comments by post by 22/07/2020 and quoting the DCLG reference APP/P4605/W/20/3251101 to:
Birmingham City Council, Planning and Development, Roger Henderson / Appeals Administrator, PO Box 28, Birmingham B1 1TU (If sending a written objection, three copies need to be sent)
The original online petition to #savetheflapper is still active and has nearly 13’000 signatures so far… https://www.change.org/p/birmingham-city-save-the-flapper-birmingham


The Cañon City area is a land of opportunity for companies looking to startup or expand in Colorado with the following great benefits:
- An excellent climate
- Excellent transportation connections
- Expanding job training programs
- Lower wage levels compared to other parts of the state
- Over 8 million visitors to southeast Colorado
- Affordable and readily available land
Our aim in Cañon City is to assist prospective business owners in opening their business in our community. While there is information available on the website, we encourage you to contact City staff members early in the process to ensure the most efficient use of your time and to discuss permit and approval requirements. If you have questions at any point in the process, please contact the appropriate City Department for additional information.
Business Licensing & Registration
The City of Canon City requires business licenses for certain types of businesses. You can review business licensing requirements here.
In 2023, the city will also be creating a business registry that will be used to connect new and existing businesses to business and grant resources as well as ensure that properties are known and accessible by emergency services such as fire and police.
Sales Tax License
As of January 2021, the City of Canon City no longer requires a City-issued sales tax license. All sales tax for the City of Cañon City is now collected by the State of Colorado. When you file your January sales tax return for the State of Colorado and submit it in February, you will need to include the City of Cañon City’s sales tax on the State of Colorado portal under the City of Cañon City column on the return. Please refer to the state’s website for further details: tax.colorado.gov.
Construction / Renovations
For information regarding new construction, building renovations, and all construction-related permits, or to learn about the construction and renovation review process please contact Building Official Kathy Ulsh at 719.276.5253.
Additional requirements, such as special land use permits, may exist for certain types of businesses, such as restaurants serving alcohol, auto repair facilities, or home-based businesses. Please refer to the Zoning Ordinance or contact the Planning and Zoning Department at 719.276.5294 for additional details.


View of Main Street looking North from the bend in street at William Avenue to Higgins Avenue, ca. 1906
Bird's Eye View, looking North
McArthur Building, Winnipeg
A few of Winnipeg's handsome buildings
Winnipeg, Man. from the North West
Library, Winnipeg, Man.
New Normal School, William Avenue, Winnipeg, Man.
Portage Avenue, Winnipeg
Winnipeg from Court House
Main Street, Winnipeg


The Nashville Village Council will hold a public hearing on January 13, 2021 at 7:00 p.m. Location to be determined.
To obtain public input and discussion on a proposed 5 year Recreation Plan. A copy of this Recreation Plan will be available for public review for the next 30 days at the Village Office. If you wish to comment in writing on this proposed 5 year Recreation Plan you must do so by January 14, 2021 and turn into the Village of Nashville, 203 N Main St., PO Box 587, Nashville, MI.


“The Toronto Subway Song” was a 78 record released by Ozzie Williams and his band in 1950. The song was composed by Mel Hamill, with vocals by Betty Carr and Charles Baldour. [DOWNLOAD]
|Vocals by Betty Carr and Charles Baldour|
See Transit Toronto for a detailed history of the Yonge Subway line’s construction. It’s a critical piece of infrastructure and I’m glad we had the wherewithal to build it back then.


On October 2nd, The Peebles Corporation sent a letter to the City Council, copied to two community groups, and to the "Citizens of Pacifica"-- indicating it is a P.R. stunt intended for publication in the Tribune. The letter repeats Peebles' usual campaign promises, including an offer to donate some unspecified amounts of land for public buildings under some conditions, and also to loan money to the City for some public works.
The letter is too vague to be meaningful, but also is not any kind of enforceable instrument:
Pacifica City Attorney Cecilia Quick said the letter was not legally binding, as it was not a contract entered into by the city with any other party.
The letter consists of still more empty promises, offered in exchange for Measure L's entitlement of 355 housing units-- no reduction of which was even addressed in the letter.
UPDATE: Some Pacificans speak out against this "pledge letter" at the 10/9 Council meeting:


Relax by the river around 60 minutes from suburban Adelaide
Offering great value this vacant allotment, of 665sqm with a flat building envelope, has lovely water views.
Imagine the lifestyle you could create, for permanent living or weekend getaways, with fishing, water skiing, kayaking and golfing almost on your doorstep.
Near the end of the cul-de-sac you won’t have street traffic to worry you and the generous allotment allows a variety of building sizes and styles.
For more information on this fine opportunity please contact Graham Catt on 0423 023 742


Havelock is a great access point to many walking and biking tracks, including the Wakamarina, Nydia and Queen Charlotte tracks.
The Link Pathway
The Link Pathway is a community project to create a 42 kilometre walk / cycle path that links between Picton and Havelock.
The project is on schedule to have Anakiwa-to-Picton completed in 2018, and the whole Havelock-to-Picton pathway completed by 15 January 2020, to coincide with the Totaranui 250th celebrations,This will be fitting given we will have linked Havelock and Picton to Ship Cove, exactly 250 years after Captain Cook first arrived there. Click on the Facebook link for updates.
Cullen Point Track
Walk the beautiful loop track for views of Pelorus Sound and Havelock and the short lookout track for views of Mahua Sound. Start from a carpark 4.5 km from Havelock on Queen Charlotte Drive.


Lodato was a beloved music teacher in the community, and a volunteer for Kelley Cares Foundation, which works to create opportunities for children with special needs. The playground is planned to be accessible for kids of all abilities.
Neighbors can email or mail their comments for review by the City Council Naming Commission by May 2.
Those interested in emailing their comments can send them to email@example.com with the subject line “Ruthanne Lodato Memorial Playground.” Or, residents can call 703-746-5504 or mail their comments to RPCA to the attention of Jack Browand, 1108 Jefferson St., Alexandria VA 22314.
All comments received or postmarked by Friday, May 2 will be reviewed by the City Council Naming Committee.


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Today I worked with Lic. Jorge again as he was focusing in on the project of bringing a airport to Quetzaltenango. He told me we were going to be meeting with a few other people that were also interested in getting the project started. We all met at a hotel and I watched closely as they talked over the budget and time frame for what could be the second largest airport in Guatemala.
In the total the airport would cost around Q. 14,000,000, which is about two million dollars and the time frame looks to be about a year and a half to get the entire airport finished. It will be able to fly two thousand four hundred kilometers, being able to land in cities like Miami, Guadalajara, Managua, and La Havana. It unfortunately will not be big enough to make direct flights to cities like L.A. but it is still a big step for the city.
What Lic. Jorge and the rest are afraid of is that Pres. Morales not taking the project seriously and just brushing it off much like past presidents have done when asked to make changes for the country. If that does happen, their best hope for the airport would be to have a private inverse fund the project which is pretty unlikely to happen. Lic. Jorge will present the project personally to the President in the upcoming weeks. Hopefully everything goes well.


So spring is all the way here, complete with timely rains, hot days, and cool nights. To that end, we want to extend a welcome for you to join us in our community gardens and help us keep these spaces productive. Here are more details:
- Tuesday, May 8th, 4-5pm Gainesway Community Garden (3430 Milano Rd)–Maintenance, watering, weeding, harvesting at the garden behind the Gainesway Community Garden.
- Friday, May 11th, 10-11:30 Withrow Community Garden (corner of Withrow and E. Third)–Watering, weeding, and harvesting radishes; planting tomatoes!
- Saturday, May 12th, 10am-2pm Growing Communities–an event orchestrated by Fayette County Cooperative Extension–Gardening workshops through the morning and early afternoon.
- Saturday, May 12th, 10am-noon London Ferrill Community Garden (235 E. Third St)–Watering, weeding, harvesting at the garden beside Fire Station #1.
- Saturday, May 12, 1pm-3pm North Pole Community Garden (908 North Limestone)–Watering, weeding, soil conditioning at our new garden on the north side.
Please RSVP by emailing email@example.com so we will know to expect you. Also, check our Facebook page or Twitter feed if you fear we are getting rained out.


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Effective 18 January 2022, the building hours for City Hall, located at 118 Hillsboro, and Public Works Administration, located at 200 E Park, will change to 8:00am – 4:30pm. Doors will be opened at 8:00 am and locked at 4:30 pm to allow clerks ...
For more information regarding this ROAD CLOSURE, please click on the link below for the official PRESS RELEASE. Thank you for your time and consideration.
Press Release - Road Closure - Chapman Street
As of September 21, 2021, food trucks may operate in all zoning districts except for Residential Districts. However, the following exemptions are permitted:


RIVERVIEW, NB, Aug. 15, 2019 /CNW/ - Members of the media are invited to attend an important infrastructure event regarding road and recreation improvements with Alaina Lockhart, Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Tourism, Official Languages and La Francophonie, and Member of Parliament for Fundy Royal, on behalf of the Honourable François-Philippe Champagne, Minister of Infrastructure and Communities; the Honourable Mike Holland Minister of Energy and Resource Development, and Her Worship Ann Seamans, Mayor of Riverview.
Friday, August 16, 2019
2:00 p.m. ADT
Council Chambers, Town of Riverview
SOURCE Infrastructure Canada


Sunken Area on the High Street
Thursday 28th July 2022
Jennifer Spear - Clerk to Manningtree Town Council
Notice to Residents
Manningtree Town Council are aware of the sunken area in Manningtree High Street this has been reported to Essex County Council and has subsequently been investigated.
It has been confirmed by Anglian water that after carrying out some testing on their sewer and they believe they have a failure that will require excavation of the road to get down to the problem. In the meantime they have made safe the sunken area until such a time as they will then get there to undertake the further works required.
At this time we do not have a timescale for the works, when they do complete them it is possible the road may have to be closed to through traffic to enable safe working. This will be confirmed and Manningtree Town Council will endeavor to put out a public message to residents via our website and social media page.


5 Acres Industrial zoned adjacent to the Lowcountry Regional Airport. Property is over 1400' long and has a 15,000 sqft warehouse on it. In this location there are many possibilities with light and heavy industrial close by as well as ease of access to Hwy 17 and only 3.3 miles to I-95. Four loading docks and 15' cleared height access. $355,000 FOR INDUSTRIAL ZONED 5 ACRES and 15,000sqft warehouse
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Temporary traffic signals will be in place on Chapel Hill (approximately 95m North of its junction with Moorbridge Road) on the 10th and 11th of July. They are expected to be removed by midday on the 11th. Please see the attached document for further information.View documents
Ongoing and Forthcoming Roadworks
This page is intended to summarise roadworks and traffic restrictions based on the information we receive from Via, Highways England and other organisations. Although we endeavour to ensure the information is accurate, we cannot be held responsible for any errors or omissions.
Two-way traffic signals will be in place on Moorbridge Road, at its junction with Chapel Lane, from the 4th until the 8th of July, due to an emergency repair. Please see the attached document for further information.View documents


At 11am on Saturday 30th September, they’ll be a meet up of those demanding Safe Streets Now.
What is it? Today is the deadline to apply for the Emergency Active Travel Fund from the
Take action NOW! We need you to contact your local councillors and ask them to – Make
In July 2019 we found out that plans for the Broadmarsh redevelopment didn’t include any protected cycling
All kinds of people on all kinds of bikes gathered to protest against 3 new barriers planned
We need you to say to no to bike barriers today and prevent these new barriers from
We need you to speak up today! 1. Find your local councillors using www.writetothem.com 2. Copy our template response
Pedals is concerned by the disappearance of secure cycle parking facilities from plans for the New Central


North Coast would like thank to everyone who attended Saturday’s community open house.
All meeting materials are available for viewing at: https://www.theseminaryatstrawberry.com/proposal-files/. We will also maintain a project information room over the next year at our office: 201 Seminary Drive, Mill Valley. Interested individuals may visit during the work week to learn more about the redevelopment plan. Please call Diana at (415) 380-8500 to schedule a time.
North Coast plans to submit an application to Marin County to initiate the County environmental review process soon. This is just the beginning of a thorough County environmental review that includes many opportunities for further public input and will result in a comprehensive Environmental Impact Report (EIR).
North Coast’s proposed redevelopment plan will be carefully studied and analyzed along with alternate land use plans in order to evaluate the potential impacts and preferred mitigations before final approval of the plan is considered.
For more information, please call us at: (415) 380-8500. Thank you for your continued interest.


Beginning Sunday morning, September 12, VTA light rail service will expand to include the entire Blue Line, from Baypointe to Santa Teresa, including all stops in between.
We thank you for your patience and support as we work to bring back our full system. Unfortunately, the route down to Santa Teresa took a bit longer because of work needed to repair vandalism to some of the equipment. Please, if you See Something, Say Something, and report vandalism along the transit system by contacting VTA’s Customer Service Department at 408-321-2300, or download our VTAlert app.
The Orange Line, from Alum Rock to Mountain View Transit Center, is also fully operational (starting August 29,) along with part of the Green Line from Old Ironsides to Diridon Station.
And always remember, now that light rail is running, please obey all signs, signals and crossing gates. #StayAlertStayAlive
And speaking of crossing gates…we haven’t forgotten about our Green Line! The one with so. many. crossing gates. We are in the process of assuring that every single one works properly along the many pedestrian and vehicle crossings along the Green Line. We anticipate opening the rest of that line very soon.
Finally, free fares, which were originally scheduled to end Sept. 12, will continue for light rail through September 30th.
Again, thank you for hanging in there with us. Thanks for the homemade welcome back signs, and the supportive comments on social media. We appreciate you!


Hughes Street Townhomes in Fayetteville, AR
Construction is underway with Brittenum Construction Company for the Hughes Street Townhomes in Fayetteville, AR. The project consists of Six buildings on the property consisting of a combination of Single Townhomes and Duplex Townhomes. Building material palette includes Brick, Fiber Cement Siding, and Stucco Finish System. We had a great design challenge integrating these Townhomes with the Fayetteville terrain and slope and look forward to seeing the project completed.


For the Future
Join Us in Transforming Civic Center Park for the Next 100 Years
Credit: Wenk Associates
Credit: Liveable Cities
Key Collaborative Initiatives
Next 100 Years
Support for the park’s evolution already exists in our community and certain efforts to revitalize it are already underway. However, there is much more to do to successfully complete the community-drafted, 2005 Civic Center Master Plan and ensure the park remains relevant for the next century. The Next 100 program manifests our vision for this rejuvenation, which will require years of investment and collaboration by many committed people and organizations in order to make it a reality.
Since 2005, Existing Support and Investments:
Public dollars invested in Civic Center Park
Private dollars generated for investment in Civic Center Park
People drawn to Civic Center Park in 15 Years of Programming & Action
Current Next 100 Partners
Become a Partner
Civic Center Park is the keeper of special memories for all who experience it. By becoming a Next 100 Partner you will help us preserve this treasured space; to ensure it thrives for you and your loved ones for generations to come, as a place to gather, celebrate, protest and reflect; to serve as the Heart of Denver.
For all who love our city and wish to align their goodwill with the park’s lasting legacy, we invite you to join us in our efforts and contribute to this important cause. One that is greater than all of us and that cements our civic pride and love of this place we all call home for the next 100 years.
To become a Next 100 Partner, please contact Sara Leitch, Development Director.


This corner lot faces both Spur 515 and Old Montgomery road. Just a few hundred yards from the HWY 6 and HWY 105 intersection in Navasota, makes this property very appealing. This property could be used for residential or comercial. Must see!! The property has allot of potential.
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Urban League of Metropolitan Seattle is partnering with the City of Seattle Department of Neighborhoods to create a pilot PACE program focusing on educating YOU on City of Seattle government. From learning about city budgets, to meeting with your councilmember, PACE will provide a unique experience to understand how local city politics affect our daily lives now and historically.
The best part about it is we will be providing stipends for participation! Space is limited. Please fill out the application to be considered. We will be selecting candidates on March 12, 2021, and starting the program on March 18, 2021, after 5pm. The program will last until April 15th, every Thursday after 5pm.
If you have any questions about the program please reach out to Maya Manus, Advocacy Organizer, firstname.lastname@example.org.
Applications must be submitted by March 11!!


The temporary basketball court is designed in Ilori’s signature bright colours and patterns, with the message ‘Be the best you can be’
Words by Francesca Perry
London-based designer and artist Yinka Ilori has designed a colourful pop-up basketball court in Canary Wharf. The free-to-use space has been specifically designed for the 3×3 style of play, where three on each side compete using one basketball hoop. It is the first basketball court in Canary Wharf, London’s privatised financial centre that continues to see rapid mixed-use development.
As well as Ilori’s signature bold, bright colours and patterns marking the court and surrounding hoardings, the words ‘Be the best you can be’ appear on the court, conceived as an inspirational and encouraging message. As part of the project, Ilori has also designed a limited edition basketball.
Located in Bank Street Park – an open space surrounded by skyscrapers which is typically home to astroturf and seating – the temporary court is due to be open until the end of October. It will host series of activities throughout the summer months, including tournaments, classes, and public events.
‘I have loved this project because this is my first ever basketball court,’ says Ilori. ‘I wanted to give people a space they can come and just enjoy being outdoors and being together again. I love that it’s free to use, creating a feeling of inclusivity and giving somewhere for community to get together.’
He continues: ‘I feel like my project is part of the new Canary Wharf challenging any perceptions of what people might have once had of the area. It is a place that people can live, work, and enjoy whilst experiencing a great fusion of different cultures.’
Photography: Matt Alexander/PA Wire


Saturday, August 7, 2010
The road excavation has been completed on Polo and on Windsor from Central to just past the intersection with Polo. This is scheduled to be completed next Monday, with curb installation scheduled for the middle of next week. Residents will receive a letter explaining this operation; curb is going to be placed on both sides of the road. All cars must be out of their driveways by 7 AM on the day curb starts (due to the chance of weather delays, I’m not 100% certain which day this will be. We will confirm with the contractor before sending out notices). The curb will be poured, most likely in two days, along with the few concrete drives that are on Windsor. Concrete takes 72-hours to cure (harden and strengthen), during which cars cannot be driven over it. Once the driveways and curb can be driven on, the contractor will remove the barricades and place temporary stone ramps.


Red Deer residents will have a plebiscite on a municipal ward system on the Oct. 21 civic ballot.
In an unusual move, Red Deer council reconsidered a Feb. 4 decision to reject a plebiscite on a ward system on the Oct. 21 civic ballot.
By a vote of 5-3 today, city council agreed to add a question on introducing a ward system.
Councillors Cindy Jefferies, Lynne Mulder and Paul Harris were opposed.
City council directed administration to come back with a report within six weeks outlining the costs, plans and education and awareness strategy.
More to come


Urduliz residential development – 18 houses (Executive Project)
Ingennus Urban Consulting
Significant project data:
Area designed: 3,300 m2
Level of the BIM development: LOD 300/350
Client: COOPERATIVA CENTRO HABITARE URDULIZ CUATRO
Purpose of BIM use:
In this phase, we wished to obtain a BIM model from which the necessary plans were obtained to execute the work (executive project) and which would also be used in the future as a basis for works and installation management.
The purpose of the BIM model in this phase is to generate a virtual model that is as realistic as possible in which we find all of the coordinated disciplines and there appear all of the necessary data to begin construction.
Description of the success achieved:
Through the use of BIM and the coordinated model (architecture, structure and installation) we resolved all points of conflict in the project, obtaining a high quality of design.
An agreement was also reached with the engineers when establishing the collaboration criteria, resulting in better communication.
It was necessary to adjust the design times, both in the basic and executive project in architecture and in installation, since the times required to obtain the necessary models in each phase and carry out the analyses change.


PORTAGE, Mich. — While minor new road projects begin this week in Kent County, three big projects will affect drivers using S. Westnedge Avenue in Portage and two major routes in the Battle Creek area.
Westnedge Avenue, Portage:
- Between Mall Drive and Dawnlee Avenue just south of I-94
- Repaving, plus work on water service and sidewalk improvements
- May 4 – August 2015
M-89 Michigan Avenue, Battle Creek
- Between Custer Drive and Dickman Road
- May 4 – September 4
I-94 Business Loop north of I-94 exit 92
This one is complicated, because the I-94BL is being rerouted. Until now, the route went north from I-94 exit 92 on Columbia Avenue and Skyline Drive to Dickman Road.
After this project, Skyline Drive will terminate at Hill Brady Road and the I-94BL will follow Columbia Avenue north and east to Helmer Road, then follow Helmer Road north to Dickman Road.
- Work will be done on the bridge over I-94 as well as the ramps at exit 92.
- May 4 – November 15
- Nighttime lane closures for overhead sign work on eastbound I-96 from 36th Street to M-6.
- Monday night and Tuesday night, May 4-5, 10 p.m. to 5 a.m.


Teresa Chico de Guzman Huerta is an architectural designer and masterplanner with experience in international cultural, educational and sports projects.
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Teresa completed her Master of Architecture with a specialisation in City Interventions & Urban Planning at the Polytechnic University of Valencia. Since joining Pattern, she has become an integral part of Pattern’s interior design and masterplanning projects. Teresa is an accomplished BIM user and plays a key role in complex modelling and design information. Teresa worked on the Al Rayyan Stadium and Precinct for the 2022 FIFA World Cup Qatar.


A contentious traffic bypass is back on the books in Vernon.
In a 4-3 vote Monday, city council voted to add the western bypass to the 25-year master transportation plan.
“There should be some language about the protection of a western corridor,” said Coun. Brian Quring.
The western bypass extends from Mission Hill through Okanagan Landing to Swan Lake and would replace 32nd Street as the main highway route in Vernon. A previous council scrapped the concept in 2008 after significant public opposition.
On Monday, city staff called for a bypass to be referenced in the transportation plan but it wasn’t site specific.
“Simply referencing it is almost throwing it away if we don’t have some details. My intent is to make it more specific,” said Coun. Scott Anderson of identifying the western bypass.
Opposition came from Mayor Akbal Mund and Councillors Catherine Lord and Juliette Cunningham.
“That (designation) will start affecting all development from now on,” said Lord of the potential implication for private property along the corridor.
Look for more in Wednesday’s Morning Star.


CloudVO Partner FIRMSPACE Austin is located in the Green Water Development in the dynamic urban center of Austin's central business district. With a strikingly modern design, floor-to-ceiling exterior vision glass, and panoramic lake, city, and hill country views, this facility provides an atmosphere that promotes progress and productivity. FIRMSPACE Austin offers a variety of meeting spaces as well as private offices. Commuting to this space is a breeze with a five-minute drive to Interstate 35 or MoPac Expressway and outstanding access to public transportation, including Car2Go, Bike Share, and five CapMetro bus stops, all within one block. The surrounding area offers easy access to the 2nd Street District so you'll have everything you need within reach including restaurants, shopping, hotels, and sights including the Museum of the Weird and the Texas Capitol. Contact us today to learn more about FIRMSPACE Austin!


Opportunity to Bid
The Meade County Fiscal Court will be accepting sealed bids for Softball Field Turf for the Meade County Parks and Recreation.
Sealed bids should be remitted to Meade County Judge/Executive’s Office at 516 Hillcrest Drive Brandenburg, KY 40108 no later than Friday, September 1st by 4:00 p.m.
Meade County Fiscal Court reserves the right to reject any and all bids submitted.
Any questions or concerns please contact Steven Powell, Parks Director 270-750-8290.


University Place is a master-planned community at 17707 Coit Road, Dallas. It will be fully built out in 2022. Builders include Ashton Woods, Beazer Homes, Lennar, Megatel Homes and Village Builders. Here’s some additional information on the community.
Number of homes: 850 (at full build-out)
Square footage: 1,800-4,319
Home values: $344,000-$580,000
HOA dues: $650 per year
Amenities: clubhouse, sports court, swimming pool, HOA
Schools: Aldridge Elementary School, Wilson Middle School, Plano Senior High School


Main road in Reepham to close this weekend for roadworks
- Credit: Google
A main road in Reepham is set to close this weekend for resurfacing work.
Cawston Road will be shut from Kerdiston Road in the town to Heydon Road in Salle to allow the work to be carried out.
The work on Saturday, May 14, will mean the road is closed during the day.
There will be a signed diversion in place.
Cawston Road will also be closed overnight from 7pm on Tuesday, May 24, for road marking replacement.
Norfolk County Council has thanked the public for their patience while the work is carried out.
The work is estimated to cost £18,000 and will be carried out by the council's community and environmental services department and its contractors.
Visit our LIVE Norfolk traffic map for up-to-date information about the county's roads.
Join our Norfolk Travel Information group on Facebook for all the latest traffic news in Norfolk.


Place Categories: Community Garden and Open SpacePlace Tags: North Lawndale and West Side
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University of SA's Mawson Lakes campus is set to install solar panels on over one...
The principal airport in Adelaide services more than eight million passengers a year and is now home to Australias largest solar car park. The installation made up of over 4500 panels offets 100 percent of the car park’s electricity consumption and has reduced the airport’s overall energy consumption and carbon emissions by close to 10 per cent.
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260W Poly Trina Solar Honey Smart


What is the Neighborhood Beautification Kit?
The Neighborhood Beautification Kit (NBK) is a kit to be supplied by the Mayor’s Office of Constituent Services (MOCS) and Legacy Foundation. The kit will provide material to assist with registered Block Clubs’ efforts to revitalize their blocks.
The NBK will contain technical training and starting supplies and how-to guides for selected Block Club members to implement their beautification projects. The City will also provide volunteer labor, if needed, to implement the projects.
Block Clubs must be official registrants with the Urban League of Northwest Indiana, complete a Civic Leadership Development training (to be scheduled with the Green Urbanism department), and submit an official application to MOCS to be eligible to apply for a kit. Only registered Block Clubs are qualified to apply for a Neighborhood Beautification Kit.
How do I register for the training?
Please contact Maryah at firstname.lastname@example.org or 219-882-3000 to register for a training.
What are some ideas for some neighborhood projects we can submit?
Ideas to consider include: rain gardens, flower gardens, community gardens, sitting social parks, creative art for boarded up properties, street lighting, block entrance beautification (lampposts and/or signage), memorial spaces, graffiti removal, and other forms of blight maintenance and elimination. We are also open to providing kits for beautification projects that are not listed.
I have other priorities that need to be fixed first in my neighborhood.
In the application we ask that you list any 311 issues you wish to be resolved in your neighborhood. We will expedite these service requests.
We will also sponsor a dumpster if you wish to conduct a community cleanup on your block before implementing your project. For more information on dumpster requests and community cleanups, please visit www.garyin.us/constituent-services-department/ or call 881-4815.
How do I apply?
You will need to schedule a training with the Green Urbanism department prior to applying for the kit. You will receive the official Neighborhood Beautification Kit application once you complete the training, but we have provided a list of questions to consider before attending the training.
Please complete the official application with your block club members. The application requires that you attach signatures from each block club member to signal support of the project.
I need manpower for my project– could you help with that?
Yes. We will provide scheduled manual labor through various resources such as City Courts, youth volunteers, city employees, and other volunteers.
What kind of project am I able to submit?
Any beautification project that you think will benefit you and your block. We encourage projects that eliminate blight and utilize vacant city lots.
How am I supposed to figure out how much my project will cost?
We ask on the application that you provide an estimated cost for your beautification project. To figure out that cost, you can do research online or visit a hardware store such as Home Depot, Menard’s, Ace Hardware, or others. The Green Urbanism department will also assist with project budgeting during your Civic Leadership Development training.
Do I need to be in a block club?
Yes. To participate you must be a registered Gary Block Club with the Urban League of Northwest Indiana.
How do I become a Block Club?
Please complete and submit the Block Club registration form and return it to the Urban League at 3101 Broadway, Gary, IN or email a copy of the form to email@example.com.
You can find the form online at www.garyin.us/constituent-services-department, www.ulofnwi.org, or pick up a hard copy at 401 Broadway, Suite 200. For any questions about Block Club registration, please call the Urban League at 219-887-9621.
How many block club projects will be chosen? Who will choose the winning block club projects?
There will be 6-8 Block Club projects selected. The winning Block Clubs will be chosen by a neutral, diverse committee of individuals from the City of Gary, the Urban League of Northwest Indiana, youth representatives, and other non-participating Gary residents.
How will you choose which projects to fund?
We will strongly consider projects that utilize vacant lots– especially those which emphasize green spaces and community building. Additionally, we are looking to fund diverse projects that are feasible, have strong support from all Block Club members, and are likely to be sustained by the Block Club for years to come.
Can I set up an appointment to talk about the Neighborhood Beautification Kits in person?
The Urban League and MOCS will be hosting a Block Club Social and swearing in ceremony on Monday, July 23rd. Please attend this meeting with any questions you have about the kits. Otherwise, please call 219-881-4815 or email firstname.lastname@example.org with any questions.
How do I set up a time for the Civic Leadership Development training?
Please call Green Urbanism at 219-882-3000 to set up a time for the training. Please encourage as many Block Club members as possible to attend.
What is the deadline?
The deadline to submit your application is Monday, August 6th at 5pm.
When will the winning block clubs be announced?
The recipients of the Neighborhood Beautification Kits will be announced by Friday, August 10th.


Update: Tree Work To Slow Traffic In Twain Harte
Update at 3 p.m.: Tuolumne County roads officials have postponed the tree removal work that was supposed to begin today along Twain Harte Road until tomorrow, Wednesday, May 1st. Crews were waiting on a crane to arrive, which road officials say came this afternoon. They add that tree work on other side roads in the Twain Harte area are scheduled through May 10th and could disrupt traffic, but no schedule has yet been released.
Original post at 10:32 a.m. Saturday(April 27): Twain Harte, CA – Motorists will face delays and a detour along a section of a main thoroughfare in Twain Harte beginning next week and continuing into the second week of May.
Arbor work being done by a subcontractor for PG&E will shut down Twain Harte Drive from Marquis Drive to the Twain Harte Professional Plaza, which is located at 22629 on that roadway. Tuolumne County roads officials relay that the public will still have access to the businesses in that plaza.
The hazard tree removal is scheduled for weekdays and begins on Tuesday, April 30 and will run until Friday, May 10th. Hours of operation will be Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. The tree trimming will stop on the weekends, allowing for travel along Twain Harte Drive, according to County road officials.
A detour route will be in place with signage to direct motorists. Travelers are asked to slow down, especially when workers or equipment are present.


Please see the final draft Zoning Ordinance below. A Public Meeting was held on September 4th and the 45 day public comment period ended on November 11.
A public hearing was held on Monday, November 18, 2019 at 6 PM and the supervisors will plan to enact the new zoning ordinance at the regular December supervisor’s meeting, which will be held on Wednesday, December 11, 2019 at 6 PM. Both meetings will be held at 1392 Fayette Avenue, Belle Vernon PA 15012.
Please direct any comments or concerns to Jenni Easton at firstname.lastname@example.org or by calling Jenni at 412-788-0472.


Little Italy is ready for the Grand Prix of Baltimore. Friday through Sunday, the neighborhood's main street will be will be converted into a pedestrian-friendly area, and restaurants will bring tables onto the street for al fresco dining. The affected blocks are on S. High Street, between Pratt and Stiles streets.
Little Italy is definitely hoping for a bigger turn-out than last year, when expected crowds failed to show up for dining al fresco. The restaurants of Little Italy have been laying the groundwork for this year's race since the day last year's race ended, and High Street will again be blocked off to traffic.


Monticello, NY – Sullivan County’s Fall Roadside & Trail Litter Pluck is now in swing through October 31. By resolution of the County Legislature, the disposal fee will be waived during that time for roadside & public trail litter.
This event is coordinated by the County’s Parks, Recreation and Beautification Department and the Division of Public Works.
Residents who wish to participate in the Litter Pluck may pick up their free disposal coupons, along with program guidelines, at their town or village hall, County-operated transfer station, or the Sullivan County Parks, Recreation and Beautification Department in the Government Center, among other sources. Participants will be asked to register at the County-operated transfer station at the time of disposal.
For more information about the Litter Pluck, please contact the Sullivan County Department of Parks, Recreation, and Beautification at 845-807-0287 or email firstname.lastname@example.org.


Petronas Twin Towers
The Petronas Twin Towers, soaring majestically over Kuala Lumpur's skyline, are an architectural marvel and an iconic symbol of the city. Visitors can enjoy panoramic views of the metropolis from the Skybridge and Observation Deck, marvelling at the impressive blend of modernity and cultural heritage.
9:00 am - 9:00 pm (Closed on Mondays)
Operating hours are subject to change without prior notice. Please refer to the official website for the latest information.
Lower Ground (Concourse) Level, PETRONAS Twin Towers, Kuala Lumpur City Centre, 50088 Kuala Lumpur


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Ordinance 723 - Change to the Planned Unit Development (PUD) Enabling Ordinance - approved by City Council July 12, 2018
Ordinance 724 - Regulate Short Term Rentals
Ordinance 727 - Amending Business Uses
Ordinance 728 - Amending Fence Height and Materials
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Minutes of a Regular Meeting
 November 1, 2001
 Town of Los Altos Hills
 City Council Regular Meeting
 Thursday,November 1, 2001,-6:00 P.M.
 Council Chambers, 26379 Fremont Road
 1. CALL TO ORDER AND ROLL CALL
 Mayor Pro Tem Fenwick called the Regular Meeting of the City Council to order at
 6:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers at Town Hall.
 Present: Mayor Pro Tem Fenwick and Councilmembers Cheng, Finn and
 O'Malley
 Absent: Mayor Casey
 Staff: City Manager Maureen Cassingham, City Attorney Sandy Sloan,
 City Engineer/Director of Public Works Mintze Cheng, Planning
 Director Carl Cahill and City Clerk Pat Dowd
 Press: Liz Cloutman, Los Altos Town Crier, Kara Chalmers, Palo Alto
 Daily
 2. APPOINTMENTS AND PRESENTATIONS
 3. PLANNING COMMISSION REPORT
 The Planning Director reported that the following applications had been heard at the
 10/25/01 Planning Commission Meeting: Lands of Foothill College/Sprint PCS, 12345
 El Monte Road: request for a conditional use permit renewal for an existing/previously
 approved wireless communications facility comprised of panel antennas on the
 Foothill College Gym — recommended approval; Lands of Foothill
 College/CrownCastle/Verizon, 12345 El Monte Road: request for a conditional use
 permit renewal for an existing/previously approved wireless communications facility—
 recommended approval; Lands of Foothill College/Metro PCS, 12345 El Monte Road:
 request for a site development permit and a conditional use permit renewal for the
 placement of six panel antennas on an existing pole and ten equipment cabinets within
 an existing telecommunications facility and negative declaration — recommended
 approval; and Lands of California Department of Transportation/Verizon, 2350 Old
 Page Mill Road: request for a conditional use permit renewal for an
 existing/previously approved wireless communications facility — recommended
 approval.
 November 1, 2001
 Regular City Council Meeting
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Keller, along with JV partner VSL, are working in the Chiltern Tunnel pregrouting the cross passages that will service the two tunnels carrying HS2 trains under the Chiltern Hills. Watch as we carry out fissure grouting to reduce water ingress during their excavation.
HS2 Section C1 - Colne Valley Viaduct
Keller, along with JV partner VSL, have installed 292 large diameter rotary bored piles for the foundations of the Colne Valley Viaduct on Section C1 of HS2 Phase One.
Monopile Manufacturing Facility, Teesside - CFA and Rotary Bored Piling
Watch Keller installing piles for the world's largest monopile manufacturing facility.
Keller installing soil nails to strengthen a section of embankment on the Hope Valley railway line between Sheffield and Manchester.
Dynamic compaction at Skelton Gate, Leeds
Watch as Keller carries out Dynamic compaction to prepare the ground for a new housing development
Bored Piling at Morpeth
Keller in collaboration with Network Rail, Story Contracting and scheme designer Pell Frischmann were tasked with providing a permanent solution to the ongoing subsidence caused by landslip along slip faults located underneath a section of the East Coast rail line near Morpeth, Northumberland.


The Blessed Church Kuching had grand plans for a mega church designed to seat up to 5,000 people. The church plans included two levels of parking, a chapel with baptism pool, three stories to house offices, a cafeteria and various other activity spaces all on three and half acres of land.
In order to deliver a building that encompassed innovation, holiness and durability, the project stakeholders collectively chose to waterproof every portion of the below grade areas. For the waterproofing they selected Kryton’s Concrete Waterproofing System.
Kryton’s Krystol Internal Membrane (KIM) waterproofing admixture was used to waterproof the walls of the two story 21,000 square meter (226,000 square foot) underground parking facility. Kryton’s Krystol Waterstop System for joints was used to waterproof 160 m (525 ft.) of joints in the underground areas. The combination of KIM and the Krystol Waterstop System provides complete tanking for the underground areas.
The center is open and features Sunday services, prayer meetings and various meetings for different groups throughout the week and has become a hub for the community in Kuching.
Krystol Internal Membrane (KIM) is a hydrophilic crystalline admixture used to create permanently waterproof concrete.
The Krystol Waterstop System is used to permanently waterproof concrete construction joints, pipe penetrations, tie holes and control joints. The Krystol Waterstop System works where other waterstops routinely fail. Kryton is the only integral waterproofing company that offers fully integrated concrete waterproofing solutions. [more_toggle title="How…


Do you have thoughts or ideas about the direction of Indy’s Greenways? Does your organization or neighborhood group have information to share? Indy Parks has opened a project office specifically for the Indy Greenways Master Plan. We encourage you to stop by the office and share your ideas or discuss issues with the project planners. The office is located at Boulevard Station, the former rail depot at the intersection of the Monon Trail and 38th Street. The office is open on Wednesdays from 8:30-4:30. Stop by any time during those hours. You can also schedule an appointment by sending an email to firstname.lastname@example.org . The project office is just one of many ways you can provide feedback and direction to the plan. We encourage you to get involved!
Indy Greenways Master Plan Project Office


Monday 17th December 2018 for 21 days
On Monday 17th December 2018 we will begin carrying out footway repairs on Mount Road, Newhaven.
The work will take up to 21 days to complete with no weekend or Christmas working.
The road will remain open with temporary traffic lights in place. A temporary footway will be provided for pedestrians.


Panattoni Park Prague Airport II is located in Pavlov, Prague West region, just 7 km from the border of Prague. Excellent access to the D6 motorway connecting Prague - Karlovy Vary - Germany (exit 7). Prague Ring Road with excellent connections to the motorway network just 11 km from the area. Existing public transport providing fast connections to Prague (by train and bus).
|Location||Praha západ - Pavlov, Průmyslová zóna v Pavlově|
|Total size||11.200 m2|
Prague West - Pavlov, by the D6 motorway (2 km from Exit 12) with excellent connections to the local roadway network
Lease of a warehouse's or production hall in Prague - Airport currently offers up to 11 200 m2 of potential development space suitable for logistics and production. PANATTONI PARK PRAGUE AIRPORT II and III currently offers 1,600 m2 and 9,600 m2 of potential development space.
- Built-to-suit construction, possibility of small units
- Close to D6 motorway and Prague ring road
- Public transport on-site


Why We Love Permeable Pavers (and You Should Too!)
If you're looking for a way to improve your landscape while also helping the environment, permeable pavers may be the solution you've been searching for! These pavers allow water to seep through them and into the ground below, which helps reduce flooding and erosion. They're also great for stormwater management! If you're interested in learning more about permeable pavers, read on! We will discuss why they're such a great option and how you can install them in your own yard.
Reasons To Love About Permeable Pavers
Permeable pavers are a great way to add function and beauty to your landscape. They allow water to pass through, which helps reduce runoff and prevents erosion. They're also easy to maintain and last for years.
There are many reasons to love permeable pavers, but here are just a few:
Permeable pavers Help in the Reduction of Heat in Cities.
The high temperatures in cities are caused by the "urban heat island" effect. This is when the materials that makeup cities, like concrete and asphalt, absorb heat during the day and then release it at night. This can make nighttime temperatures in cities up to 22 degrees Fahrenheit warmer than in surrounding rural areas.
Permeable pavers are Easy to Install and Maintain
Permeable pavers are not only aesthetically pleasing, but they’re also easy to install and maintain. You can do it yourself or hire a professional, but either way, the process is relatively quick and painless. Not to mention, permeable pavers are much more durable than traditional concrete or asphalt, so you won’t have to worry about replacing them anytime soon.
Permeable pavers have Excellent Creative Design
Permeable pavers can be used in a variety of creative ways to add interest and style to your landscape. From simple patterns to more complex designs, they can be used to create a unique look that will complement your home's architecture and landscaping.
Permeable pavers are Durable
Permeable pavers are made from high-quality materials that are built to last. They can withstand heavy traffic and weather extremes, making them a great choice for any landscape. They are also resistant to staining and fading, so you won’t have to worry about your investment losing its value over time.
Plus, permeable pavers are much easier to repair than traditional concrete or asphalt paving materials. If one of your pavers is damaged, you can simply replace the individual paver rather than having to replace the entire surface.
Permeable Pavers Help in Holding Stormwater in the Ground
Rainwater that enters the sewer system is referred to as stormwater. Your sewage will overflow because it is frequently overcrowded, allowing contaminants to reach rivers.
Managing stormwater is made much easier with permeable paving. It functions much like a sponge in that water pours into it and then soaks into the earth underneath. When built properly, permeable paving can increase a pavement's height by up to 50 mm.
Permeable Pavers Minimizes the Need for Drainage Systems
There are two main types of drainage systems- surface and subsurface. Surface drainage systems are installed above ground to collect and channel runoff water away from problem areas. Subsurface drainage systems are installed below ground to collect and remove groundwater before it reaches the surface. While both types of systems are effective, they can be costly to install and maintain. Permeable pavers offer a more cost-effective solution that minimizes the need for these systems. Permeable pavers allow water to seep through the cracks and into the underlying soil where it can be naturally filtered and returned to the groundwater supply.
This not only reduces stormwater runoff but also helps recharge groundwater reserves. In addition, permeable pavers help reduce flooding and erosion by allowing water to slowly seep into the ground rather than run off in large sheets.
Permeable Pavers Reduces Pollution and Erosion
Permeable pavers are excellent at reducing pollution and erosion. By allowing rainwater to seep through the paving stones, they reduce the amount of runoff that carries pollutants into our waterways. They also help control erosion by stabilizing the soil beneath them.
Permeable Pavers Enhance Environmental Sustainability
As more and more people become aware of the importance of environmental sustainability, they're looking for ways to incorporate sustainable practices into their lives. One way to do this is by choosing permeable pavers for your patio or driveway.
Permeable Pavers May Be Used for Driveways
Asphalt and concrete driveways are not very permeable, meaning that water runs off of them and into storm drains. This can cause problems during heavy rains when the storm drains can't handle all the runoff and flooding occurs. Permeable pavers offer a solution to this problem because they allow water to seep through them and into the ground. This helps to prevent flooding and keeps the water from running off into the street.
There are many other benefits to using permeable pavers for your driveway. They're environmentally friendly, easy to install, and low maintenance. Permeable pavers are also very strong and durable, so you won't have to worry about them cracking or breaking over time.
If you're looking for a new driveway material that is environmentally friendly and can help to prevent flooding, permeable pavers are a great option.
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VDOT News - Fredericksburg
LaTina W. Bundy 540-899-4560
Aug. 26, 2021
ROUTE 665 (DODGE CITY ROAD) BRIDGE REPLACEMENT PROJECT SET TO BEGIN SEPT. 7 IN CAROLINE
A portion of the road will be closed to traffic for about four months; Drivers will detoured around the closure
FREDERICKSBURG, Va. – On Tuesday, Sept. 7, just after 9 a.m., the Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) will begin work to replace the Route 665 ((Dodge City Road) bridge over Beverly Run in Caroline County.
The project will replace the existing structurally deficient, timber deck bridge. Crews will install a new 45-foot concrete structure on concrete abutments and piles.
The existing bridge, built in 1958, is 27 feet in length.
The project is expected to be complete in approximately four months.
During construction the portion of Dodge City Road at Beverly Run will be closed to through traffic. During the closure drivers will be detoured approximately 5 miles using the following routes:
Route 665 (Dodge City Road)
Route 625 (Passing Road)
Route 618 (Beverly Run Road)
The road will be closed to through traffic at the work site 24 hours a day. Construction activity will be underway from 7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Monday through Friday.
According to a recent VDOT traffic count, approximately 221 vehicles use this portion of Dodge City Road daily.
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Bus Route 506
Singapore Bus Route 506 from Jurong East Interchange to Serangoon Interchange and vice versa operated by SBS Transit passes along Boon Lay Way, Bukit Batok Central, Bukit Batok East Avenue 3, Bukit Batok Road, Bukit Batok West Avenue 3, Jalan Toa Payoh, Jurong East Central, Jurong Gateway Road, Jurong Town Hall Road, Lorong 6 Toa Payoh, Serangoon Avenue 2, Upper Serangoon Road.
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SG Bus Route 506 Bus Schedule
Service Route 506 bus schedule from Jurong East Interchange to Serangoon Interchange is from 06:00 to 22:00 from Monday to Sunday / Holidays while the bus schedule from Serangoon Interchange is from 06:20 to 23:45 from Monday to Sunday / Holidays.
|From||Monday to Friday||Saturday||Sunday / Holiday|
|Jurong East Int||06:00 to 22:00||06:00 to 22:00||06:00 to 22:00|
|Serangoon Int||06:20 to 23:45||06:20 to 23:45||06:20 to 23:45|
|Frequency||Before 8:30||08:31 – 16:59||17:00 – 19:00||After 19:00|
|From Jurong East||14 – 15 minutes||16 – 21 minutes||16 – 24 minutes||21 – 24 minutes|
|From Serangoon||16 – 23 minutes||15 – 21 minutes||18 minutes||16 – 20 minutes|
SG Bus Route 506 Route Map
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SG Bus Route 506 Bus Stops
Bus Route 506 bus stops include: 18 Woodsville, Bukit Batok Polyclinic, Burgundy Hill, Keming Primary School, Parkview Apts, PIE, Princess E Primary School, Sant Ritz, Seventh-Day Advent Church, St. Andrew’s Village, Sunshine Lodge, Toa Payoh Stadium, Toa Payoh Swim Complex, Trellis Towers, Woodleigh Park, Yuhua CC, Yusof Ishak Secondary School.
Bus Route 506 passes along Blk 101, Blk 103, Blk 105, Blk 112, Blk 127, Blk 140, Blk 195, Blk 210, Blk 227, Blk 228, Blk 229, Blk 231, Blk 253, Blk 283, Blk 289E, Blk 290H, Blk 303, Blk 403, Blk 628.
MRT Stations along Bus Route 506 include: Bukit Batok Station NS2, Jurong East Station EW24 NS1, Potong Pasir Station NE10, Serangoon Station CC13 NE12, Woodleigh Station NE11 and connects with Jurong East Interchange, Serangoon Interchange.
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CITY OF SOUTHAMPTON (SOUTH VIEW ROAD) (ROAD CLOSURE) (116-45)
Southampton City Council HEREBY GIVES NOTICE THAT, in accordance with section 14 of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, as amended, the Council made the following Order on 20th August 2014.
1 The effect of the Order will be to close South View Road from St James Road to Evelyn Crescent.
2 The Order is required to allow gas main replacement works to be carried out.
3 The alternative route will be via Wilton Road, Hill Lane, Raymond Road and vice versa.
4 The Order comes into force on 25th August 2014 and it is anticipated that the work will take 2 weeks to complete. The Order will therefore cease to have effect on 8th September 2014 or on completion of the works, whichever is later.
For further information contact the Southampton Highways Partnership (Network Management) on 023 8079 8073.
Dated: 22nd August 2014
Richard Ivory, Head of Legal & Democratic Services,
Southampton and Fareham Legal Services Partnership, Southampton City Council, Civic Centre, SOUTHAMPTON SO14 7LY
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Chilliwack – The Old Traders Inn (that ol’ rundown motel property at 45944 Yale Road) will finally become something less of an eye sore and more integrated into the community. Developers over the years have had their eye on the old motel, in fact, FVN has had inquiries from a few realtors as to what was known and not known about the property.
The BC Government has bought the Traders Inn and a rezoning application should be in front of Chilliwack City Council in the coming months.
“We need to get people into safe and secure housing, so they can get the supports they need to begin the process of turning their lives around,” said Selina Robinson, Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing. “It’s great to see communities throughout British Columbia interested in working with us to deliver this much-needed housing for some of our most vulnerable neighbours. Getting this project off the ground is an important first step in addressing homelessness here in Chilliwack.”
Residents will be provided with meals, have access to life and employment skills training, and get the health and wellness support services to help them overcome challenges to maintaining their housing.
“Many communities in our province have expressed the need for housing to support vulnerable citizens,” said Sharon Gaetz, mayor, City of Chilliwack. “Chilliwack has worked with BC Housing and we are grateful for the supports that they are offering to us. Everyone needs a home and this will provide a safe place with wrap-around services to those who need it most. Thank you to the Province for providing new hope to those who need it most.”
- The Province purchased the land and building at 45944 Yale Rd. for approximately $9 million.
- The city is contributing approximately $700,000 towards the project.
- This is part of a provincewide investment of $291 million to build 2,000 homes around the province and more than $170 million over three years to provide 24/7 staffing and support services.
- Through this program, more than 1,300 new homes for people most in need have started development throughout the province.
- Budget 2018 Budget provides further supports for people struggling with homelessness with the announcement of an additional 2,500 new homes with 24/7 support services.
- The Province will be working with local governments and community partners to develop a Homelessness Action Plan to reduce homelessness through permanent housing and services.