UPDATE: Douglas Park Drive slope stabilisation works are nearly complete and the road will return to normal operation on Wednesday 18 March.
Despite bush fire conditions, a week lost to flooding, rain delays and coronavirus, the project has been completed a week ahead of schedule. Thank you to everyone for your patience during this time.
Works on Douglas Park Gorge has re-commenced. A road closure is in place 6am – 5pm Monday to Friday.
Note: See below for operations outside of work hours.
Douglas Park Drive between the floodgates at Moreton Park Road intersection and the southern descent into the gorge.
Works will commence on Monday 20 January.
The closure is scheduled for 10 weeks.
Various cliff features have been identified through geotechnical investigation as posing a risk to the users of Douglas Park Drive. The treatment of features will involve the installation of over 100 rock bolts, over 500m2 of rock fall meshing, erosion cover and the removal of boulders, soil and vegetation.
A detour will be in place via Picton Road.
Notices about the closure and detour will be distributed via local road signage, Council’s website, Council’s social media pages, newspaper adverts, school and day care newsletters and local letterbox drops.
The following arrangements will apply to enable public access outside of work hours, and to address concerns about emergency access if required:
- Works will not proceed should the fire danger level be catastrophic and/or bushfire activity level is elevated to ‘Watch & Act’ in the Douglas Park/Wilton area.
- Works will be performed between the hours of 6am and 6pm Monday – Friday only. The road will be fully closed at this time.
- Works will take 10 weeks to complete.
- In an Emergency: contact details for the shift supervisor will be on the gates and a phone and / or CB radio call will be able to have the road cleared and re-opened within 20-30 minutes.
- The road will be fully opened outside of work hours and on weekends.
A new path forward has been developed with high attention to fire conditions. The road will now open between work shifts and on weekends.
Road closure will only be in place while personnel are on location. The site will be managed in a way which the road can reopen within 30 minutes. Work will be placed on hold if local fire threat levels reach catastrophic or watch and act status issued.
The work will require specialised machinery and materials to be transported into the gorge. This will occupy the road corridor causing local traffic disruption with no vehicle or pedestrian thoroughfare available during work hours.A detour will be in place crossing the Hume Highway and Nepean River via Picton Rd.
The investigation highlighted some cliff features which need urgent action. The works scheduled will address the high risk features which require immediate treatment.
A cliff stability investigation conducted for Council by geotechnical engineers has identified various features of the cliff which pose a risk of movement. To address concerns for public safety, Council has engaged a contractor to remediate these features.
The construction site begins at the Douglas Park Drive causeway closed gates, so no access to the Nepean River will be available during work hours Monday to Friday 6am – 6pm. Outside of these hours the river can be accessed as normal.


Nagoya Station Concourse
Nagoya Terminal Building (aka Matsuzakaya Department Store) will be closed (Sept. 2010) and rebuilt in 2016.
New building (tentatively called "Nagoya-eki Shin-Biru") will have 46 stories above ground and 6 underground stories. 220m tall (No. 3 in Nagoya)
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|Gold Clock (Sakura-dori side)
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|Silver Clock (Taiko-dori side)
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EYMS will operate a Sunday service on Good Friday and Easter Monday, except the Humber Fastcat (350) shall operate a normal service on Good Friday. Moorbus M14 shall run on Good Friday, Easter Saturday, Sunday and Monday.
Summer service 120 between Bridlington, Filey and Scarborough operated by EYMS owned Scarborough and District shall start on Saturday 4th April ready for the Easter Holidays.
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Haines City, Fla. – On Wednesday, August 16, 2023, crews will CLOSE the US 27 on-ramp to I-4 westbound (Exit 55) from 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. Motorists are advised to follow posted detour signs or use alternate routes. Crews will again CLOSE the US 27 on-ramp to I-4 westbound on Thursday, August 17 from 9 p.m. to 5 a.m.
Crews are working on resurfacing the on-ramp as part of the I-4 resurfacing project from SR 557 to Polk/Osceola County Line. The project is expected to be completed late 2024.


City of Greeley Facilities Closed for Memorial Day
The following City of Greeley facilities are closed on Monday, May 27 for Memorial Day:
- Active Adult Center, 1010 6th St.
- City Center North, 1100 10th St
- City Center South, 1001 11th Ave.
- City Hall, 1000 10th St.
- Greeley-Evans Transit Regional Transportation Center, 101 11th Ave.
- Public Works Administration Building, 1001 9th Ave.
- Rodarte Community Center, 920 A St.
The facilities will reopen on Tuesday, May 28.
Greeley-Evans Transit, fixed-route bus, paratransit van, and Call –N – Ride services will not be in operation on Memorial Day.
Fitness classes will not be held Saturday, May 25 or Monday, May 27 at the Family FunPlex or Greeley Recreation Center in observation of the holiday.
May 20, 2019


Eor the next 2 no. In building a highway, the district engineer is faced with the alternatives of building a 4-lane underpass that would take care of all future needs of building, or a 2-lane underpass now and a second 2-lane underpass 20 years later. The 4-lane underpass would cost $300,000 and has a maintenance cost of $10,000 per year during the 40 years it is needed. The 2-lane underpass will cost $270,000 each and each would have a maintenance cost of $8,000 per year. Financing costs are 6%. 35) Which alternative is better? A. 2-lane underpass C. Either will do B. 4-lane underpass D. None of these ) What is the Present Worth of the better alternative? C. 450,463 D. -503,169 A. 294,483 B. -302,394
Option A is correct.
A 4-lane underpass is better because it cost is lower and also the maintenance the cost.
Option C is correct.
Present worth = -$300,000 – $10,000 (PVIFA @ I, n)
Present worth = -$300,000 – $10,000 (PVIFA @ 6%, 40)
Present worth = -$300,000 – $10,000 [(1.06^40-1)/9.06*1.06^40)]
Present worth = -$300,000 – $10,000 (15.0463)
Present worth = -$450,463


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|Notes:||Wellington Street was partially demolished when Creek Road was extended to Evelyn Street in the early-C20.|
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Thursday, July 16, 2009
Cody Northeast project starts; pipe detour opens
Dirt work has started and a detour is open on the $10.2 million US 14-A five-lane highway improvement project between Cody and Powell, according to Todd Frost, Wyoming Department of Transportation resident engineer in Cody.
“The contractor is in full production building fill alongside the highway, starting at milepost 10.06 and working toward Powell,” Frost said. “The contractor is also detouring traffic at a pipe location at milepost 10.06. This will allow the contractor to install the other half of the pipe.”
When this pipe installation is complete, the contractor is expected to move to milepost 10.9 in install another pipe. A detour will also be part of the milepost 10.9 pipe work.
Frost said motorists should expect reduced speeds and possible short delays during the pipe installation. Following the pipe work, traffic will be allowed to use the existing roadway.
Frost said the contractor’s work hours will be 7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. five days a week.
“Motorists can continue to expect reduced speeds and possible delays throughout the project, and delays will not exceed 10 minutes,” Frost said. “By contract, traffic will not be stopped between 7 a.m. and 8:30 a.m., and between 4 p.m. and 5:30 p.m.”
Frost said a 12-foot width restriction on trucks is in effect for the project.
High Country Construction Inc. of Lander is the prime contractor on the Cody Northeast Phase 1 project. The prime contractor is responsible for grading, draining, placing crushed gravel, asphalt paving, removal and replacement of bridges and guardrail, fencing and other work on 3.85 miles of US 14-A beginning at milepost 10.05.
The Cody Northeast Phase 1 project is funded by the federal American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.
Contract completion date is Oct. 15, 2010.
WYDOT contact for this project is Resident Engineer Todd Frost, 587-2220.
MEDIA: For questions about this news release, contact Cody Beers, WYDOT District 5 public involvement specialist, at 856-1341.


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A box-like expansion to the capital’s iconic Château Laurier hotel could still go ahead as planned, after Ottawa’s city council voted against a motion to overturn approval of the design.
Nestled between federal landmarks such as Parliament Hill and the Senate building, the privately owned building’s proposed seven-storey expansion has received widespread criticism from experts and residents alike.
Wednesday’s motion was presented in the hopes of finding a design that better complements the existing structure of the iconic hotel, designated a heritage building under Ontario’s Heritage Act. While it failed by a vote of 14-9, councillors voted to reconsider the matter on Thursday.
Ottawa-based architect Barry Padolsky said the expansion, put forward by the hotel’s owner, Larco Investments, doesn’t fit with Ottawa’s picturesque downtown core.
“It is a long, long seven-storey box – really the length of a football field,” he said.
Mr. Padolsky said the federal government, through the National Capital Commission, has worked for years to create a vision for Ottawa. He pointed to the Supreme Court, federal galleries, and renovations to West Block and Centre Block as examples, adding that those buildings are complemented by the surrounding landscape, including an escarpment that overlooks the Ottawa River and the Rideau Canal.
“It’s something that has lovingly and very well been put together as urban-design composition over centuries, and each of the changes to [that design] has always been scrutinized very carefully,” Mr. Padolsky said.
Larco presented five different proposals for the expansion before it was granted a conditional heritage permit last year. The conditions hinged on the expansion being modified to better fit with the castle’s current structure. The current plan will see seven storeys and 147 rooms built with contemporary glass added to the north side of the hotel.
Councillor Catherine McKenney, who previously voted to grant conditional approval for the expansion, voted in favour of Wednesday’s motion to repeal the building permit. She said she does not believe that those conditions have been met.
“I’m not sure we could get a worse design,” she said.
Ottawa Mayor Jim Watson said that it could cost taxpayers upward of $200,000 to fight the expansion in court. He added that it would not be a good use of taxpayer dollars because the city’s legal council has indicated that Ottawa won’t win in the end.
Councillor Laura Dudas said the motion was admirable, but misguided. She said council had little choice but to go ahead with the approval that was already granted, or incur litigation that could run into hundreds of thousands of dollars.
"I detest this current design,” she said.
However, Senator Jim Munson, who has been vocal on Twitter about his dislike of the expansion, said the city can’t be sure that it would lose in court and that it would be worth the money to fight. He said city council’s vote against the motion is an abdication of leadership and a lack of vision.
“We’re going to have to live with this forever,” he said.
Mr. Padolsky said the public outcry has been so strong because the building is beloved by residents, who have attended weddings and events at the hotel, which opened in 1912.
The expansion, he said, is not a matter of Larco wanting to spend less money, but rather that it had a different vision. However, he said that other prominent architects have used modern designs that are admired for the way in which they fit in to their surroundings, such as the addition to the National Arts Centre in Ottawa, designed by Toronto’s Diamond Schmitt Architects.
“Modernism isn’t all boxes,” Mr. Padolsky said.
Mr. Padolsky said he expects efforts to find ways for the federal government to exert its influence, if not authority, will continue.


Please join us to help prepare the City of Brockton’s 5-Year Consolidated Plan. We want your input to help determine the City’s housing and community needs and how we should use HUD funds.
WHEN: Wednesday, March 8, 2023 12:00-1:00PM
WHERE: Thorny Lea Golf Course (159 Torrey St, Brockton, MA 02301)
ACCOMMODATIONS: For accommodations regarding speech, hearing, sight, and/or translation services, please provide a request to the BRA office at a reasonable time prior to the hearing.
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Dunsden Way road closure 11 - 14 April
Dunsden Way is to be closed next week for up to 4 days, day and night, in order for BT to lay a new duct. It will start on Monday April 11 and is anticipated to be finished by April 14.
This is a full 24 hour closure but limited access will be maintained for emergency service vehicles and for frontages within the closed section of road, subject to progress of the works.
The bus company has been informed. Please make sure that you have alternative routes in place for school children and those who have to reach places of work.
A map of the affected area is attached.
For further information please contact Jason Tribe of Hooke Highways on 07557 389803 or Oxfordshire County Council at firstname.lastname@example.org Way April 2022


BOURNEMOUTH, CHRISTCHURCH AND POOLE COUNCIL Irving Road - Gas Mains Replacement WorksNotice ID: MF0517678
BOURNEMOUTH, CHRISTCHURCH AND POOLE COUNCIL Irving Road - Gas Mains Replacement Works
TEMPORARY TRAFFIC REGULATION ORDER 2019
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole Council in exercise of its powers under the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 as amended and the Traffic Management Act 2004, has made temporary traffic regulations, with the effects detailed below, to control traffic.
- Road closed to all vehicles and
- No parking - no waiting at any time and no loading/unloading at any time.
WHERE: Sections of Irving Road will be closed/reopened as work progresses from its junction with Cranleigh Road to its junction with Frankston Road.
WHY: Gas Mains Replacement Works by JDT Utilities Ltd.
WHEN: Anticipated dates: 14th October 2019 until 2nd February 2020. ACCESS: Full emergency services access will be maintained, access to properties will remain depending on site safety.
DIVERSION: Via Cranleigh Road, Watcombe Road, Carbery Avenue, Southbourne Road.
Please click on the dropdown menu in the top right corner of thehttps://one.network
map to view the relevant dates. These arrangements may be extended should works overrun or weather conditions delay operations. Restrictions may be in effect under this Order for up to 18 months, and could be further extended with the approval of the Secretary of State. The Council regrets any inconvenience to the public caused by this traffic order. Date authorised: 26th September 2019
Service Director: Growth and Infrastructure, Town Hall Annexe, St. Stephen's Road, Bournemouth BH2 6EA


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The Town and Village of Waterford are developing a Cooperative Boundary Plan as provided for in Wisconsin statutes (s. 66.0307, Wis.Stats.)
A Cooperative Boundary Plan has not yet been drafted.
Questions about the Cooperative Boundary Plan can also be submitted in advance by email to: email@example.com
Click above to view the recording of the 1st Community Listening Session


From 0730 Monday 27th October until Sunday 2nd November, with a possible extension to Wednesday 5th November, Stanbridge Road in Leighton Buzzard between Lake Street and Marley Fields roundabout will be closed for road repairs from 0730 until 1800 each day.
Diversions as follows:-
Services 32 & 33 will operate from LB High Street via Hockliffe Road, Brooklands Drive to Highfield Road then normal routes back to LB High Street. Thus there will be no service to the southern part of Brooklands Drive, Stanbridge Road or Weston Avenue area. The 1750 ex LB high Street should be able to run via the normal route.
Service 70 will operate in two ways:-
Milton Keynes journeys will operate from Stanbridge via Leighton Road, left into Billington Road, right onto the A505, right onto A4146 Billington Road, left Chartmoor Road, right Grovebury Road and left to Lake Street and as normal. Vive-versa coming from MK to Luton.
LB Rail Station journeys will operate from Luton as normal to Roundel Drive then back eastwards along Stanbridge Road then ahead Billington Road, right onto A505, right onto A4146 Billington Road, left Chartmoor Road, right Grovebury Road, left Lake Street to terminate at LB High Street – NOT to Rail Station. Then resume at High Street and reverse of above back to Luton.
The 1730 ex MK and 1915 ex Luton should be able to run via the normal route.


On May 1st, Wildsight Golden will start a feasibility study for a Community Wellness Trail in or near the Town of Golden.
What is the proposed Community Wellness Trail?
An accessible and inclusive trail located in the Town of Golden or Area A that is used for the purposes of wellness and education.
Examples include, but are not limited to: walk and talk therapy, meditation, forest and nature bathing, yoga, interpretive walks, physiotherapy, physical rehabilitation, mindfulness, and gentle strolls.
This trail would not be accessible to bikes, motorized vehicles, other forms of sporting activities, or pet walkers.
The trail would be open to the community with local practitioners being able to book the trail for private use for a limited period of time each week.
Have your input on whether or not this would be a great fit for Golden and what you would like to see in this type of trail on our short questionnaire here.
UPDATE: October 30, 2023
The feasibility study is here.
It was such a big file that I broke it up into pieces if you prefer to view it as a pdf. :
The Golden Community Foundation was able to see the vision and fund this feasibility study, which we consider phase 1 of the project.
The project work plan incorporates Definition of use, location scouting, identify trail building team, assess logistics for phase 2.
Wildsight Golden gratefully acknowledges the financial support of the Golden & District Community Foundation which provides leadership and support that helps in addressing significant community needs.


The Historic Fishburn Mansion (also known as the Mountain View Recreation Center) is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is in need of repairs and updates. To begin the process of addressing these needs, grant funding has been secured to complete planning services and develop schematic design plans.
Funding for these early steps comes from a $40,000 Virginia Department of Historic Resources grant and an additional $50,500 from the Fishburn Family Foundation. This funding will go towards the development of concept plans, but will not include the physical repair or renovation work.
Public input is an important part of the process to let the City know about the community’s priorities. You can access a survey and share your feedback on the historic Fishburn Mansion at the link provided.


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Thank you for providing input into the City of Tucson’s latest plans for redesigning Reid Park. You can find the Reid Park Master Plan site, from which you can access the current survey, here: https://stories.opengov.com/tucsonaz/published/QMU_Csil6. But first please take a look below at our suggestions.
The deadline for submitting comments is Friday, September 30th.
The City’s three alternatives for the park can be roughly categorized as follows:
The survey asks people to comment on the aspects of each concept they find desirable. The consultants will then merge the most desired aspects into a single plan.
The overall best alternative, in our analysis, is Concept 2 (Environment); by far the worst is Concept 3 (Culture). In general, our comments stress the importance of enhancing the park’s natural elements, focusing on trees, and creating spaces for unstructured recreation.
We made the following specific suggestions, which we hope you’ll incorporate into your own comments:
Thank you again for your ongoing engagement in the public process for redesigning Reid Park. We are optimistic that the robust participation of Tucson Audubon and our community will result in a beautiful, accessible, multi-purpose park we can all celebrate and enjoy!


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Public Art Agency Celfwaith advertised a project to work with the neighbourhood regeneration team of Cardiff City Council to provide artwork as part of improvements to the Canton area of Cardiff. Simon Fenoulhet, working in collaboration with Andrew Rowe was appointed to the design team and worked closely with them to on the layout of a public square and the design of a new seating feature.
The seat is 3 metres across and is cantilevered out on two sides from a central base. Andrew and Simon worked together on the design, which was fabricated by Andrew in his Carmarthenshire workshop. The seat incorporates led down-lighters underneath both arcs of the seat, which give the seat a distinctive blue glow as night falls.


City of Cherryvale, Kansas
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FRONT STREET, WILSON STREET, OAK STREET, & 2ND STREET ASPHALT PAVING SERVICES
Notice is hereby given that the City of Cherryvale, Kansas, will accept sealed bids until
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FRONT STREET, WILSON STREET, OAK STREET, & 2ND STREET REPAIRS AND ASPHALT REPAVING
Prospective Bidders wishing to submit bids must obtain a complete copy of the Bidding documents at City Hall, 123 West Main Street, Cherryvale, Kansas or by request to email@example.com.


As you drive over the Howard Frankland, you see progress, but it’s still pretty tough to imagine what all of this work is going to look like upon completion. Work won’t finish until late 2025 according to the Florida Department of Transportation. The cost is expected to be about $865 million. Not patient enough to wait until 2025 to see what this is all going to look like? Nor am I. Here’s a sneak preview from artist renditions shared by the Florida Department of Transportation.


SBST Feeder Service 269 is a Feeder service operating from Ang Mo Kio Interchange and looping at Ang Mo Kio Street 61, passing through Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3, 4 and 5.
|Route||Ang Mo Kio Bus Interchange ↺ Ang Mo Kio Street 61 (Loop)|
|Passes Through||Ang Mo Kio Ave 3, 4, 5|
|Current Operator||SBS Transit|
|Current Depot||Ang Mo Kio Bus Depot (AMDEP)|
|Current Fleet||12-metre Single Deck bus:
– Scania K230UB
– Mercedes-Benz O530 Citaro
|Departure Times from T1||0530 – 0100 (Daily)|
|0630-0830: 08 – 10 mins
0831-1659: 06 – 10 mins
1700-1930: 08 – 10 mins
After 1930: 08 – 14 mins
Feeder Service 269 serves residents and schools around Ang Mo Kio Neighbourhoods 1 and 6 with connections to Ang Mo Kio Town Centre. It shares the Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3 & 4 sectors with Townlink 268.
During Eves of Public Holidays, last bus timings are extended to 1:05am to complement the extension of train operating hours.
- Ang Mo Kio St 61 (Blk 645) → Ang Mo Kio Int
- Service 269A: Ang Mo Kio Int → Ang Mo Kio Street 61 (Mkt/FC)
Weekdays PM Peak hours
Fare: Fares for Townlink Services are capped at 3.2km. See Bus Fares for exact fares.
Fleet: Service 269’s fleet comprises Scania K230UB and Mercedes-Benz Citaro buses.
|Loop Service (via Ang Mo Kio St 61)|
- 1983 – 2001: Singapore Bus Services Ltd
- 2001 – Present: SBS Transit Ltd
The Bus Service Operating License (BSOL) for this route will be renewed in 2016.
- 1983 (10 Apr): Introduced by SBS as Ang Mo Kio Int – Ang Mo Kio St 61 (Loop)
- 2002 (24 Mar): Serve additional pair of bus stops along Ang Mo Kio Ave 8 (Jubilee) and amended to serve Yio Chu Kang Rd & Ang Mo Kio Ave 5, with the opening of Ang Mo Kio Temp Int.
- 2007 (28 Apr): Skipped the two stops outside Jubilee when the new Ang Mo Kio Int opened.
- 2011 (07 Mar): Designated wheelchair-accessible bus service (WAB)
- 2013 (03 Jun): Introduction of shortworking trip 269A
- None significant
External Links & References:
- TransitLink E-Guide
Back to Ang Mo Kio Townlink and Feeder services
Back to Feeder, Townlink and Intratown routes
Back to Bus Services
Back to Bus Articles


Temp Road Closure Keanes Road Sat 21st March
Temperory Road Closure on Keanes Road on Sat 21st March from 06:00 to 14:00 hrs.
If travelling down Upper Yellow Road, divert right at corner shop on to Tycor Avenue and right again on to Morrissons Avenue and then left onto Keanes Road.
If travelling up Keanes Road, take right turn at Morrissons Avenue, then left onto Tycor Avenue and then left or right back onto Upper Yellow Road.
Waterford City & County Council apologise for any inconvenience caused.


The City of Cumberland Water Department had an emergency shut down due to a 24" water main break on Decatur Street.
Once the shutdown takes place, Decatur Street will be the only area affected.
We apologize for the inconvenience and thank you for your patience while the crew works to repair the problem.
City of Cumberland
Utilities Division/Water Distribution
215 Bowen StreetCumberland, MD 21502


January 14, 2008
Alicia D. Hurley, Ph.D. Associate Vice-President
Government and Community Affairs
University Relations and Public Affairs
70 Washington Square South, Room 1107
New York, New York 10012-1019
telephone: 212 998 6859
fax: 212 995 4849
January 14, 2008
We are aware that many people living around Washington Square Park have questions about the renovation being undertaken by the Parks Department.
Although New York University is not involved in the project design or implementation, we have received requests from many community members for information. Based on what we have been told by the Parks Department, I would like to share with you the following:
Washington Square - a public park - has always been a great resource for the NYU community and our Greenwich Village neighbors. While the construction will naturally cause some disruption to our normal use and enjoyment of Washington Square Park, the University believes it has been in need of renovation for some time and it is important for this necessary work to move forward, though NYU had no hand in the specifics of the Parks redesign or the work schedule. The New York City Parks Department will necessarily be the lead entity providing more detailed information to the community; however, as this letter demonstrates, we will do our part to ensure that information is maintained and shared as the project moves forward. Information can be found on-line on the Parks Department website:
In addition, the Parks Department has established a list-serve to which you can subscribe to receive updates about the park renovation:
If you have any questions, feel free to call the Parks Department at (212) 360-1300.
Alicia D. Hurley, Ph.D.
Office of Government and Community Affairs
Type: Press Release
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The City of Easton manages two parking structures. The Pine Street Parking Garage is conveniently located in Downtown Easton, one block south of Center Square. It is across from The Crayola Experience and the Alpha Building on South Third Street. The South Third Street Parking Garage is located two blocks south of Centre Square, behind City Hall at 123 South Third Street. The garage is located above the Fred A. Williams Easton Intermodal Transportation Center.
Both garages are available 7 days a week, 24 hours a day. They accept credit cards or cash, and have a 24-hour walk-up pay station for customer convenience. Cash is only accepted at the exit booth when an attendant is on duty from 1 - 6 p.m. 7 days per week.
You may enter the Pine Street Garage by using either the Ferry Street or Pine Street entrances. Entrance to the South Third Street Garage is only available from South Third Street. The City also has monthly parking available at its surface lot located on North Third Street.


KY 90 / KY 1247 / US 27 – New Interchange
- Project Owner: KY Transportation Cabinet
- Location: Pulaski County, KY
This project is a grade separation interchange of KY 90/ 1247 and US 27 just south of Somerset in Pulaski County, Kentucky. J.M. Crawford & Associates provided all preliminary and final structure plans for five bridges and two retaining walls as part of this project and performed all work as structure sub-consultant to the project’s prime roadway consultant.
The crossing of KY 90/1247 over US 27 is in close proximity to mainline tracks of the Norfolk-Southern Railroad. Consequently, KY 90/1247 and three ramps of the interchange cross over the railroad. The fifth bridge is a crossing of KY 1247 over a Norfolk-Southern spur track leading to a power plant near the interchange.
J.M. Crawford & Associates worked with geotechnical engineers to develop foundation recommendations for all structures. The structures included:
- KY 90/1247 over US 27 – 4-span, 49′-113′-113′-49′ Type 5 PCI Beam bridge on curved alignment.
- KY 1247 & Ramp B over NS RR – 3-span, 63′-92′-63′ PCI Beam bridge on curved alignment.
- KY 1247 over Cooper Power Road & NS RR – 3-span, 45′-89′-58′ PCIB bridge on curved alignment.
- Ramps A & B over NS RR – 3-span, 58′-90′-87′ PCI Beam bridge on divergent curved alignments.
- Ramp C over NS RR – 3-span, 52′-88′-52′ PCI Beam bridge on tangent alignment.
- Two cast-in-place cantilevered retaining walls approximately 645′ and 211′ in length.


A.R.S. § 9-499.15, PUBLIC NOTICE
Gas Rates: Public notice is hereby given that the City of Willcox Gas Utility Rates are adjusted monthly to reflect the variable pass-through costs of natural gas purchases and transportation costs paid by the City. (ongoing notice)
Sewer Rates: Public notice is hereby given that each year the City of Willcox adjusts the sewer rate annually on April 1st based on the customer’s water usage in the preceding winter quarter (billing months of January, February and March for usage from mid-December to mid-March) in accordance with Resolution No. 2007-50. (ongoing notice)
Cemetery Rates: Public notice is hereby given that the City of Willcox Cemetery Rates will be adjusted on July 1st of each to reflect an annual cost of living adjustment. (ongoing notice)
Primary and Secondary Property Tax Levies: Notice is hereby given that on Thursday, August 7, 2014 the Willcox City Council will consider an Ordinance for adoption relating to Primary and Secondary Property Tax Levies. A Public hearing will be held on July 17, 2014 at the regular City Council Meeting at 6:30 p.m. at the Council Chambers, 300 W Rex Allen Dr, Willcox, AZ 85643.


ORE241, 4 miles East of Coos Bay
Road construction is occurring. Prepare to slow. Watch for workers.
This two-year (2021-22) project will replace 15 culverts and 12 tide-gates as well as repair five existing culverts. Construction in 2022 will involve replacing five culverts and tide gates, and adding liners to several others. Watch for intermittent lane closures through the work zone. Some delays will be 5-10 minutes, but 20-minute delays may be necessary at times. Traffic control will be provided by flaggers.


BUILDING/ZONING PERMIT APPLICATION (Doc)
BUILDING/ZONING PERMIT APPLICATION (PDF)
This is the base form for all construction, renovations, alterations, fences, decks, patios, and accessory structures in the Township
ZONING HEARING BOARD APPLICATION (Doc)
ZONING HEARING BOARD APPLICATION (PDF)
This application is a request for interpretation of a zoning ordinance, an appeal from the Zoning Officer, a variance, or a special exception.
TOWNSHIP SMOKE DETECTOR CERTIFICATION FORM (Doc)
TOWNSHIP SMOKE DETECTOR CERTIFICATION FORM (PDF)
This form is to ensure that all smoke detectors are properly installed and operational at the time of sale
DUMPSTER PERMIT APPLICATION (PDF)
For dumpsters and portable storage devices placed in a public right-of-way. (Not required when being placed on private property.)
OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT PLAN APPLICATION
Per the Lancaster Township Zoning Ordinance (2012), all nonresidential uses shall be required to submit an Operations Management Plan to the Township for review prior to being approved.


Lafayette Park Medium Post-TopFebruary 25, 2023
Trumbull Carriage Post-TopFebruary 25, 2023
The LM-SEL post-top fixture is designed for both form and function. The aesthetically pleasing design allows for superior area lighting as well as meeting Dark Skies full cutoff requirements. Available in multiple wattages and distributions, this fixture is able to replace existing 100W-400W HID’s one-for-one. Each model delivers superior lumen output to illuminate your next downtown, campus, multi-family lighting project.


Building land with a wonderful sea view in Rogoznica
The building plot in Rogoznica with a surface of 1.449 m² is located in a quiet environment. The terrain offers a nice view of the sea, and all the necessary infrastructure is located right next to the plot. The distance to the sea is approx. 100 m.


RDJ Construction, Inc. • P.O. Box 889 • Riverton, UT 84065 • 801-254-6032 • firstname.lastname@example.org
Update from Skye Drive - Waterline Replacement
RDJ Construction will begin waterline work in your neighborhood next week as part of the South Jordan City Skye Drive Waterline Project.
Locations: Skye Drive from 4000 W to 4800 W
Work will begin on Tuesday, July 26, 2022, and continue for approximately 3 months. Normal work hours are M-F from 7am-6pm.
Traffic Impact: July 26-29, 2022 certain lanes of the 4000 W/Skye Drive intersection will be closed between 9am and 3pm; use alternate route/detours. Throughout the rest of the project flaggers and/or detours will be in place frequently.
Driveway Impact: Short interruptions in driveway access may occur as work progresses in front of your property, otherwise you will have access to your driveway throughout the project.
We will make every reasonable effort to minimize construction dust and noise, and to complete the project as quickly as possible. We apologize for any inconvenience or disturbance.
If you have any questions or concerns please contact RDJ Construction at 801-254-6032.


In 2015, a number of local residents felt there was a need for a community garden in the east end of Cobourg. They came together to form the Cobourg Community Garden Group (CCGG) to promote local food sustainability. The following year, thanks in part to support from the Town of Cobourg, the CCGG founded the Cobourg Community Garden at James J. Tracey Park. Framed by Walton and Spencer streets, the garden is home to twenty-five in-ground beds and three wheelchair-accessible beds leased each year by local residents keen on growing their own vegetables, fruit, and other plants. Recently, the CCGG converted three beds to community plots making available free produce to members of our community.
The number of gardeners that return each year is a testament to the garden’s success. Priority goes to returning gardeners and although the garden has a waiting list, there is only a small amount of turnover each year. Annual rental fees are $10 per season for a wheelchair-accessible bed and $20 for an in-ground bed.
For more information or to apply for a plot, contact the CCGG at firstname.lastname@example.org.


The right lane will only be closed in one to two mile continuous sections.
Beginning Jan. 10, weather permitting, work will take place Tuesday through Saturday and will resume Monday through Saturday for the duration of the project.
This work is necessary to repair damaged communication lines which run along the side of the bridge.
Emergency vehicles will have access to the area. No detour is necessary for this work.
"DOTD appreciates your patience and reminds you to please drive with caution through the construction site and be on the lookout for work crews and their equipment," Moss said.
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(Updated March 6, 2018) The Contractor has placed new road base along Bloomington Drive from Mulberry Drive to the Bloomington Country Club and along Man of War Road from Bloomington Drive to the bridge. Following is the schedule for completion of the project based on favorable weather:
March 5 thru March 9 – Place Asphalt along Bloomington Drive from Mulberry Drive to the Bloomington Country Club and along Man of War Road from Bloomington Drive to the bridge. Work on Man of War Road will require flagging operations and my cause delays.
March 12 thru March 16 - Place Asphalt along Bloomington Drive from Manzanita Road to Mulberry Drive.
March 19 thru March 23 – Place Asphalt along Bloomington Drive from Marigold way to Manzanita Road
As work progresses the center 40' is paved, and then the edges are paved later to match driveways and existing landscaping and improvements. The contractor and city appreciate the patience and support residents have displayed as the work progresses.
Interested persons who would like more information about the project, or any information for a specific location are invited to attend a weekly information meeting held at the Wastewater Treatment Facility, 3780 Treatment Plant Road each Tuesday 1:15 pm. Or to meet with a project representative on-site. Please contact Jay Sandberg, City Engineer, 435.703.2672, with any questions or concerns, or to make arrangements to meet at the site.


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Fred C. Nelles Site Draft EIR and Initial Study Notice
Posted On: January 24, 2014
The City of Whittier is commencing with preparation of a Draft Environmental Impact Report for the development plans of the former State-owned Fred C. Nelles California Youth Authority site and has released this Notice of Preparation and Initial Study pursuant to the requirements of the California Environmental Quality Act. The City wants to know your views and your specific concerns related to the potential environmental effects of the project. Information gathered during the Notice of Preparation comment period will be used to shape future analysis of environmental impacts. The comment period is from January 24 – February 24, 2014.
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Government Center Complex
Conference Room, Building A
December 13, 2010 - 6:00 p.m.
Capital Improvement Program (CIP) Project Evaluations
All agendas are posted on this web site the Friday before each meeting. Copies of DRC minutes and staff reports may be obtained by contacting the Planning office.


On 8th March 2019, Prime Minister Narendra Modi embarked on a visit to Kanpur, Ghaziabad and Varanasi in Uttar Pradesh. He laid foundation stone for various development projects and schemes during his visit.
Modi unveiled several development projects in Greater Noida
PM Modi during his visit to UP address a gathering and unveiled several development projects in Greater Noida.
- PM inaugurated Pandit Deendayal Upadhyaya Institute of Archaeology and unveiled a statue of Pandit Deendayal Upadhyaya at the campus.
- Modi inaugurated Noida City Centre – Noida Electronic City Section of the Delhi Metro which will provide a convenient and faster mode of transport for the residents.
PM Laid Foundation stone for two thermal power plants
- PM laid foundation stone of two Thermal Power Projects, one at Khurja, Uttar Pradesh and other at Buxar, Bihar. Both the plants will have power generation capacity of 1320 MW.
- The Thermal Power plant at Khurja will be developed at the cost of Rs. 12,000 crore whereas the power plant at Buxar will be developed at the cost of Rs 10,000 crore.
Prime Minister visited Kanpur and inaugurated several development projects
- Prime Minister, Narendra Modi laid foundation stone of Metro Rail Project in Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh.
- Modi laid foundation stone of Panki Thermal Power Plant and unveiled plaques to mark the launch of various projects in Kanpur.
Development projects inaugurated in Ghaziabad
- Modi unveiled the plaque to mark the inauguration of Civil Terminal of Hindon Airport and distributed certificates to the beneficiaries of various government schemes in Ghaziabad.
- He visited Sikandarpur and laid foundation stone of Delhi- Ghaziabad – Meerut Regional Rapid Transit System. He visited Shaheed Sthal (New Bus Adda) Metro stationin Ghaziabad and flagged off Metro Rail.
Foundation stone of Kashi Vishwanath Temple Corridor laid by PM
- PM laid the foundation stone of Kashi Vishwanath Mandir Vistarikaran- Saundarayakaran Yojana (Kashi Vishwanath Temple Extension and Beautification Plan). The work will be rolled out in four phases.
- He also laid foundation stone of Kashi Vishwanath Temple approach road and its beautification.
PM inaugurated and laid foundation stone for projects worth Rs.32500 cr
During his UP visit, PM inaugurated and laid foundation stone for projects worth Rs.32500 cr
- He also inaugurated 2 model inter colleges- one for boys and one for girls, drinking water plant, sewage treatment facility and 180 houses built under government’s Aasra Residential Scheme in Ghaziabad.
- Modi laid foundation stone of Integrated Traffic Management System (ITMS) and inaugurated an extension of Delhi Metro’s Red Line.
- Prime Minister Narendra Modi also inaugurated a Metro Rail Project in Lucknow.
PM reiterates his government’s commitment to provide house to all homeless persons by 2022
PM reiterated the promise of his government that by 2022 there will be no homeless persons in the country. More than 150000 houses have been completed under PM Awas Yojana.
About Uttar Pradesh
♦ Capital – Lucknow
♦ CM- Yogi Adityanath
♦ Governor – Ram Naik


The Howard County Stormwater Management Division is working on a capital project to repair the outlet structure for the eastern of the three ponds in the Sewells Orchard development. This repair is required due to the poor condition of the existing metal outlet structure.
A public meeting was be held on Wednesday, October 26, 2022 at the Howard County Department of Recreation and Parks headquarters (7120 Oakland Mills Road) to discuss this project.
To view more information, including the plans, a video of the October 26th meeting presentation, visit https://www.howardcountymd.gov/public-works/community-involvement (scroll down the page to the specific project). For more information, contact P.E., Chief, Stormwater Management Division Mark Richmond at 410-313-6413 or firstname.lastname@example.org.
View the August 12, 2022 County Notification.


Lines: 33 & 733
In effect: Wednesday, July 11, 2012 Until Further Notice (Approximately 5 Days) Or when barricades are present
Location: Venice Way between Venice Blvd. & Main St.
Reason: Special Event - Carnival
Eastbound: Regular route to Main St. and Sunset Ave, then continue via Main St. to (L) Market St, (R) Riviera Ave, (L) Venice Way and regular route.
Westbound: Regular route to Venice Way and Venice Blvd. then continue via Venice Way to (R) Riviera Ave, (L) Market St, (R) Main St and regular route.
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The Council has an area on Appledore Quay for the use of small boats, tenders & dinghies. The Park is currently at capacity.
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Bowral & District Hospital Redevelopment
Planning for the Bowral & District Hospital redevelopment is currently underway with enabling works to start in 2017. The State Government has committed $50 million to the hospital and this funding will be used to address the local community’s health care needs.
South Western Sydney Local Health District has identified a number of clinical services to be addressed through the hospital redevelopment.
The top priorities are:
• Inpatient (overnight) accommodation for all services
• Surgical services
• Maternity and paediatric services.
Do you want more information? Register for updates by sending your name and email address to: BowralHospitalRedevelopment@sswahs.nsw.gov.au
Bowral & District Hospital Redevelopment Information Sheet
Redevelopment plans are progressing quickly at Bowral & District Hospital. This is an exciting time for the local community and hospital staff.
We are busy preparing for the design phase of our redevelopment project.
Check out the attached video ‘How to build a Hospital’ from Health infrastructure which explains the process behind building a hospital in NSW health.


The Loop to be available for St. Patrick’s Day celebrations
Extra transportation will be out for those celebrating St. Patrick’s Day over the weekend.
The Loop was scheduled to driving about town on Saturday, March 15, because of higher demand. Four buses will be in operation from 3 p.m. – 3:30 a.m.
The mass transit will travel around all the four Quad Cities, click here for a map and schedule of the routes. There will be two buses traveling clockwise (the blue route) and two buses traveling counter-clockwise (the orange route).
Regular Loop service will start back up again on Friday, May 2, 2014.


N Charles St & W Eager St
Commute to Downtown Baltimore
Daily errands do not require a car.
N Charles St & W Eager St has a Walk Score of 95 out of 100. This location is a Walker’s Paradise so daily errands do not require a car.
This location is in the Mid-Town Belvedere neighborhood in Baltimore. Nearby parks include Mount Vernon Square Park, Mount Vernon Children's Park and Baltimore Washington Monument.
Nearby schools include Baltimore School for the Arts, Grace & St Peters School and St Ignatius Loyola Academy.
The closest grocery stores are Eddie's of Mount Vernon, New Market Health LLC and Milk & Honey Market.
Nearby coffee shops include Belvedere Bagels and Grill LLC, City Cafe and Oooh So Sweet Cakery and Cupcakery. Nearby restaurants include Red Maple, Shiraz Middle Eastern Restaurant and Shiraz Shish Kabob.
N Charles St & W Eager St is near Mount Vernon Square Park, Washington Monument and Mount Vernon Square Park.
Explore how far you can travel by car, bus, bike and foot from N Charles St & W Eager St.
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301 PENN - WASHINGTON
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064 NORTH AVE - CURTIS BAY / ENERGY PKY
410 CHURCHVILLE BALTIMORE
64X NORTH AVE - RIVIERA BEACH EXPRESS
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N Charles St & W Eager St is in the Mid-Town Belvedere neighborhood. Mid-Town Belvedere is the 3rd most walkable neighborhood in Baltimore with a neighborhood Walk Score of 95.
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Final 1000 days to 2010 celebration starts
By Ilhaam Hoosain
15 September 2007
Cape Town is celebrating the final 1000 days before the Fifa 2010 Soccer World Cup today with a Youth Street Soccer tournament at the Grand Parade.
The City of Cape Town, in partnership with the central Improvement District is expecting thousands of people. A total of 26 teams from across Cape Town metropolitan areas are taking part and the matches will each last 15 minutes.
All nine host cities in South Africa will stage events today. Expected to visit the tournament at around 11h30 to watch games and meet players is Cape Town Mayor Helen Zille
The Grand Parade will be formed into a sports arena with playing courts, pavilions for spectators, an entertainment stage, as well as a dedicated area for children with jumping castles and other activities.


Update: 10/8/21 Briana Howard told Neighbor News that due to paint supply shortages, the crosswalk will be postponed. Currently, there is no definitive date for completion.
In September, The city of Hapeville opened applications for an artist to create a new pride crosswalk for the LGBTQ+ community. However, the deadline was extended to “publish the call to a broader audience.”
Since then, the city has chosen a finalist for the Hapeville Pride Crosswalk.
“We were able to narrow it down to five finalist and have since selected the artist who will complete the project.” said Main Street & Grants Coordinator, Bianca Howard.
Howard said the crosswalk should be completed in the first week of November, if weather permits. It will be at the Dearborn Plaza parking lot between Tara Club and Corner Tavern. No formal announcement has been made as of yet.
Hapeville’s goal is to commemorate and support the LGBTQ+ community and reflect a welcoming city, stating that artwork should be reflective of such.
The crosswalk will also build on the city’s continuing effort to increase public art for economic and community development, while enhancing tourism and trade.


On Tuesday, December 11, 2012 the Los Angeles City Council unanimously voted to approve the USC Village, a project that will transform the area around Hoover and Jefferson Boulevard. The current University Village will make way for a vibrant mix of student housing, state-of-the-art academic and recreational space, and walkable open retail areas that has been long needed.
The creation of USC Village is a historic milestone for Los Angeles in its bid to lead the nation in economic opportunity and forward-thinking development and planning. The USC Village represents an investment by the university that will spur an estimated $1 billion of construction-related economic activity for Los Angeles, and thousands of new jobs, both construction-related and permanent.
Please join us at our upcoming meetings!
USC Village Update
The information session is open to the public and will center around general updates of the USC Village.
The session will be held on Tuesday, June 30 (7:00pm-8:30 pm), at the Expo Center in the Multipurpose Room. Address is 3980 Bill Robertson Lane, Los Angeles, CA 90037.
To rsvp or to receive information on additional meetings, please contact Steve Wesson USC Village Ombudsman (213) 743-4510 or via email at firstname.lastname@example.org.
For more information, contact:
USC Village Ombudsman
University of Southern California
2801 South Hoover Street
Los Angeles, CA 90089-7740
The University of Southern California is an equal opportunity employer and educator, proudly pluralistic and firmly committed to providing equal opportunity for outstanding men and women of every race, creed and background. For more information, visit here.
USC Communities: USC Village Underway
Trojan Family Magazine: Rise of Troy
Daily Trojan: Construction begins on The Village
Daily Trojan-Opinion: UV renovation a sign of positive development
USC Communities: USC Village Construction Job Fair


Working for the Delivery Authority
The Delivery Authority will engage teams of architects, designers, engineers, project managers and contractors on the biggest and most complex renovation of a heritage building ever undertaken in the UK.
The Delivery Authority is responsible for the work on the Palace of Westminster and related projects including any temporary accommodation needed while works are taking place: it is tasked with defining, developing and delivering the Programme to the scope, budget and timescale agreed with the Sponsor Body.
We work in a technically and politically complex environment that attracts intense scrutiny. That’s why we’re building talented, motivated and diverse teams to join us in this hugely collaborative endeavour.


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Aerial View of Zero Point Interchange Islamabad
Zero Point Interchange. Zero Point Interchange represents a traffic hub between twin cities of Islamabad and Rawalpindi. A beautiful view of Islamabad.
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I and my friend Mehmood Fayaz were hovering over the Zero Point Interchange, Islamabad and I then decided to make a video of Islamabad.
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Busy A11 Fiveways roundabout to be part-closed for road resurfacing
A key interchange is to be part-closed for 10 nights while the road is resurfaced.
Many roads across the region have declined in condition since the snow and ice of a couple of weeks ago, which has caused more potholes to appear and has worsened existing problems.
Now Highways England, which looks after Britain’s motorways and A-roads, has started a series of works overnight at the Fiveways roundabout, which links Thetford to Mildenhall and Newmarket.
The closures started on Monday, March 12 and for nine nights will mean a full northbound closure of the A11 between Junction 38 of the A14 and the Fiveways roundabout.
On the last night of works, starting on Friday, March 23, a full southbound closure of the A11 will be in place between Fiveways roundabout and Red Lodge interchange.
Works will take place on weeknights only and will finish 6am on Saturday, March 24.
The closures will take place between 8pm and 6am each night.
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EAC Order No. 10132
East Ayrshire Council
( Castle Street , Cowgate B743, High Street & Loudoun Street , Mauchline)
(Temporary Road Closures, Prohibition of Waiting & Suspended Waiting Restrictions ) Order 2023
On 11th April 2023 the Council, in exercise of the powers conferred on it under Section 16(A) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, as amended, the Road Traffic (Permitted Parking Area and Special Parking Area) (East Ayrshire Council) Designation Order 2012 and the Road Traffic Act1991 and of all other enabling powers, made the above-named Order to facilitate the holding of Mauchline Holy Fair
Road Closure – Castle Street, Cowgate & Loudoun Street Car Park .
No Waiting At Any Time – High Street - B743 From A76 Trunk Road to Mansefield Road - Both Sides
Loudoun Street - B743 from A76 Trunk Rd to 20mtrs south of Barskimming Road
Cowgate - Full Length - Both Sides
Castle Street - Full Length - Both Sides
Loudoun Street - Car Park
The Order commences on 27 May 2023 and has a maximum duration of 18 months or until the works are completed, whichever is earlier. The works are expected to commence from 27 May 2023 at 00:00 until 27 May 2023 at 23:59.
The Order restrictions will be implemented only when the appropriate signs are displayed.
Emergency Services access will not be affected and access for residents, deliveries and pedestrians’ out-with the working zone will be maintained.
An alternative route is Castle Street - Closed from A76 Junction - proceed north to next junction of Knowe, diversion end ( Note one way Street) Cowgate - Closed from A76,proceed north to junction of Loudoun Street and Turn Left - Diversion Ends
Section 14(1) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, as amended, the Road Traffic (Permitted Parking Area and Special Parking Area) (East Ayrshire Council) Designation Order 2012 and the Road Traffic Act 1991 and of all other enabling powers


Welcome to La Grange
A county wide day of service, friendship and community. The La Grange Area Disaster Recovery Team will be coordinating with many area churches, clubs and organizations to lend a helping hand to those impacted by Harvey.
Come out and lend a hand cleaning debris, repairing homes and healing the hearts of our friends and neighbors as they travel on the long road of recovery.
The City of La Grange needs your input. We are in the midst of creating a downtown revitalization plan and would love to have your input. Students from Texas A&M are coordinating the information and responses. Please take a moment to fill out the survey that they have created. Your input is crucial to our efforts. https://goo.gl/forms/QE0sVuYJAvlr6SBm2
City of La Grange
155 E. Colorado St.
La Grange, TX 78945
Weekdays 8 am-5 pm


VDOT News - Northern Virginia
June 7, 2019
Woodfair Road in Fairfax Station Closed June 10-11
Detour in place during stormwater pipe replacement
FAIRFAX STATION – Woodfair Road between Little Ox Road and Sydney Road will be closed to through traffic, weather permitting, from 8 a.m. Monday, June 10 to 5 p.m. Tuesday, June 11 for stormwater pipe replacement, according to the Virginia Department of Transportation.
Residents within the closure area, emergency vehicles and school buses will have access to Woodfair Road; however, they will not be able to go beyond the point of pipe replacement in either direction. The pipe is located between Olm Drive and Woodfair Drive.
Through traffic will be detoured via Little Ox Road and Sydney Road back to Woodfair Road.
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Designers, artists, engineers, architects, landscape architects, creative professionals: Riverlife is accepting proposals for Allegheny Landing.
Riverlife is pleased to invite you to submit a response to this Request for Proposals (RFP). The services to be performed, project site, timeline, and expected budget are outlined below. Riverlife may select one or more Consultants to provide the services outlined in this RFP.
About Allegheny Landing Park
Allegheny Landing Park is an approximately 2.7-acre site situated between the Roberto Clemente and Andy Warhol Bridges on the northern bank of the Allegheny River across from Downtown Pittsburgh.
Designed by Landscape Architects Jackson Seay Associates, and Gerard J. Golofski, the Landing was dedicated in 1984 as one of Pittsburgh’s first modern riverfront parks and one of the nation’s first riverfront sculpture parks. It consists of two adjacent but distinct spaces – an upper plaza, and a lower green that runs down to the river’s edge.
Required Consultant Team Members
- Landscape Architect
- Civil/Site Engineer
- Electrical Engineer
- Cost Estimator
Other Possible Consultant Team Members
- Artist/Creative Consultant
- As long as required consultants are included on the design team, Riverlife strongly encourages artists, or other creative consultants to assemble a team in response to this RFP.
- Community Engagement Specialist
- LEED/SITES Certified Practitioner
- Any other expert deemed valuable by the Consultant Team
A demonstrated efficiency in delivering projects similar to the scope proposed herein, including, but not limited to, demolition, landscape design, grading and drainage, plant selection, design of green infrastructure, design of park and play structures, lighting design, community design processes, coordination with public and private entities, construction management.
Riverlife recognizes that there are other non-traditional disciplines that have historically provided creative direction on extremely successful projects of similar scope around the world. We encourage artists and other creative professionals to respond to this RFP as long as other recommended professions are included as part of the contract team.
Completing the Loop
Since 1999, Riverlife has worked to create, activate, and celebrate Pittsburgh’s riverfronts, overseeing a $150 million investment that has transformed decaying and abandoned spaces along the riverfronts into 15 miles and 1,055 acres of award-winning, nationally recognized parks, trails, and green space.
While today’s riverfronts boast world-class moments, challenges and gaps remain in creating a world-class experience that is enjoyed equally by everyone. Completing the Loop is our vision for filling those gaps and creating a cohesive riverfront experience that contains thriving spaces and can be accessed and enjoyed by all.
Resources: MWDBE Utilization Plan | Riverlife’s Implementation Framework | LaQuatra Bonci Conceptual Design
Click here to view photos of the current status of Allegheny Landing.
Attend the virtual pre-proposal meeting:
March 2, 2023 | 2:00PM EST | Via Zoom
A virtual pre-proposal meeting will be held to allow respondents to ask any questions. Attendance is not mandatory; however, it is highly recommended. Please register for this meeting by clicking here. The recorded meeting is posted below.
Information about RFP Clarification Requests:
Deadline for questions: March 3, 2023, 5:00PM EST
All requests for clarification regarding the RFP must be made 1) at the pre-proposal meeting or 2) in writing via email or mailing address listed below and received by March 7, 2023 by 5:00pm EST. Questions will be answered and posted to the Riverlife website.
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Department of Highways, District 11
MANCHESTER, KY. ---(April 18, 2008)— The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet announces a project beginning on US 421 in Clay County between milepoints 15.751 (KY 11) to 16.920 (KY 80).
Contractor will be milling roadway, paving and installing traffic markings.
Motorists can expect delays and should seek alternate routes, if possible.
This project should last for 2-3 weeks, dependent on weather conditions.
The actual starting date and duration of work may be adjusted if inclement weather or other unforeseen delays occur.
MOTORISTS SHOULD BE ALERT FOR SLOWED/STOPPED TRAFFIC


The scoping period for the new jail site has begun, and officials are seeking comments from members of the public on the impacts of building a new jail at the preferred site in Ferndale.
County officials have announced that the preferred site for the new jail is a 40-acre parcel on the west side of LaBounty Road just north of Sunset Road.
In 2010 Whatcom County issued a Draft Environmental Impact Statement (DEIS) for a proposal to build a jail on two other potential jail sites. Those two other sites have been withdrawn from consideration, and a Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS) will be issued that piggybacks on the DEIS but focuses on the preferred property and an alternative of making improvements to the existing jail in downtown Bellingham.
The preferred site was selected from 11 proposed sites because it scored the highest after examination by a group of jail planning experts. According to county executive Jack Louws, proximity to I-5 and readily available three-phase power were among the attributes that made the property stand out.
In a letter published in The Northern Light March 20, Whatcom County Sheriff Bill Elfo said the current jail system is insufficient and crowding at the jail has reached unacceptable levels.
“Life-safety issues, human conditions, potential taxpayer liability and extraordinary repair costs dictate (the jail planning process) move forward,” Elfo said.
A press release from county planning and development services said the proposed jail might be constructed in multiple phases, with the first phase opening in 2017 with up to 660 beds. Based on a needs analysis through 2040, it is anticipated that another phase might occur after 2030, which could bring the facility to 800 beds. Additional phases could occur after 2040, but would be based on a future needs analysis.
A public scoping meeting will be held on Thursday, May 16 from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at the Horizon Middle School forum/auditorium, 2671 Thornton Road, Ferndale.
Written comments on the scope of the EIS should be sent to Michael Russell, Whatcom County Facilities Management, 316 Lottie Street, Bellingham, WA 98225, postmarked on or before May 30. E-mails can be sent to firstname.lastname@example.org


MLS Number 1856190
- Acreage 0.43
- Area 360 - Skyway Area
- Zoning R6
Great opportunity and location! Partially cleared and ready to build on. You can build a couple single family home or a multi family on this .43 acre lot that is currently Zoned R6 (potentially 6 homes per acre). Water and electricity is on street. Has a spectacular view of Mt. Rainier and conveniently located with nearby shops, library, and schools. Buyer and Broker to verify all information to own satisfaction.
Listed by CENTURY 21 North Homes Realty


Final Lane of Avent Ferry Reopened
City crews on Friday evening reopened the final lane of Avent Ferry Road that had remained closed after a Wednesday night water-main break.Posted — Updated
Crews worked on the damaged roadway all day Thursday and resumed repairs at 7:30 a.m. Friday. The finished paving the final lane that was still shut down Friday afternoon.
Parts of the road at the intersection with Gorman Street were closed at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday when the water main break sent 500,000 gallons of water spilling down Avent Ferry Road. The water pressure also caused parts of the roadway to buckle, officials said.
Repairs were required to 80 feet on one side of the street and about 100 feet on the other side.
Paving crews had to tear up the buckled asphalt, remove wet soil and fill the holes with new soil. They then had to put down a gravel-dirt mixture and lay new asphalt on top of that, officials said.
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The villages of Solhan reached asphalt: The first time we met Kırık Village and Tarhan Village were met on the asphalt road. Car owners expressed their satisfaction, the villagers said they are very satisfied.
Asmakaya Village group road works which started construction last year, finished the asphalt road work between Elmasırtı Village and Tarhan Village. Thus, the first village of Kırık Village and Tarhan Village was introduced to the asphalt road. Car owners expressed their satisfaction when the villagers said they are very satisfied.
Citizens said, yapıl We have been living in dust for years, thank goodness our village has been made way, we are satisfied. Our way is paved. Many thanks to everyone who contributed. Geçen
Tarhan Village and Asmakaya Village between the asphalt road work will continue to be specified next year.


At the cheque presentation for $3,000, which was provided to members of the Winchester Downtown Revitalization Committee recently, from left, are Gloria Stewart, Sandie Puddephatt, Diane Langton of Scotiabank South Mountain, Linda Thompson and Bev Shortt. Courtesy photo
WINCHESTER –The 2017 Winchester Ribfest held on June 16 raised $5,500 dollars for the Winchester Downtown Revitalization Committee. North Dundas Mayor Eric Duncan informed The Record that these funds will be used to continue to beautify the villages, with Christmas Wreaths, benches, flag banners, as was the creation of Sweet Corner Park at the corner of Main and St. Lawrence Streets in Winchester undertaken by the Committee.
To commemorate the sesquicentennial of Canadian Confederation, the Township of North Dundas created a “$25,000 Canada 150 Beautification Fund” to which “service clubs and groups” could apply for up to $5,000 in matching funds “to beautify our villages.” The WDRC applied for and received a $5,000 matching grant from this fund which was used to add ”more Canadian flags in the village.”


Capacity: 6,500 (Seats 2,950)
Address: Torquay, Devon, TQ1 3PS
Telephone: 01872 225400
Pitch Size: 110 x 74 yards
Pitch Type: Grass
Club Nickname: White Tigers
Year Ground Opened: 1921
Undersoil Heating: No
Home Kit: Red and Black
Truro City in conjunction with Cornish Pirates Rugby Football Club & Truro and Penwith College, are hoping to build a new 6,000 capacity stadium at Langarth Farm, which is situated around three miles to the West of Truro and Treyew Road, just off the A390. Preliminary ground investigations have begun on the site and following the results of these, then a timetable of works will be announced later this year.
It is still hoped that the new stadium could be completed for the start of the 2019/20 season, however, works have yet to commence on the site. The artist's impression on the right, of how the new stadium will look is courtesy of the official Truro City FC website.
Truro City have had to vacate their Treyew Road ground as it has been sold to developers. They are hoping that a new stadium will be built in Truro (see below) that they can move into in the future. In the meantime, the Club have come to an agreement with Torquay United to share their Plainmoor ground. Torquay is located around 100 miles from Truro and will mean at least a four-hour return trip by car for supporters from Cornwall.
For more information about Plainmoor, including directions and pubs etc.. please visit the Torquay United page of this website.


SCHEDULED ROADWORK Ferry ramp upgrade 10:41 am – Berowra Waters Ferry Berowra Waters between Berowra Waters Road and Bay Rd
Berowra Waters Ferry upgrade
UPDATE: The ferry will be operational from 7am Saturday 11 July.
Businesses on either side of the ferry remain open. A free water taxi service will be available to pedestrians and cyclists during the following times, however physical distancing rules will limit capacity:
- 6am to 8.30pm Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday,
- 6am to 9pm Friday,
- 8am to 9pm Saturday, and
- 8am and 6pm on Sunday and public holidays.
Westbound: Berowra Waters Rd, Pacific Hwy, M1 Pacific Mwy, Pennant Hills Rd, Boundary Rd, New Line Rd, Galston Rd, Arcadia Rd, Bay Rd.
Eastbound: Bay Rd, Arcadia Rd, Galston Rd, New Line Rd, Boundary Rd, Pennant Hills Rd, M1 Pacific Mwy, Pacific Hwy, Berowra Waters Rd.
Use diversions Allow extra travel time STARTS: Every Day all day. ENDS: . Last checked at 4:18pm.


It’s an updated one-stop shop for project news and information
With progress continuing on both sides of the river, the I-69 Ohio River Crossing (I-69 ORX) is launching a new and improved project website. It includes new maps, photos and updated project information.
The updated website can be found at the same location, I69OhioRiverCrossing.com. Visitors to the new site are encouraged to sign up to receive project updates by email or text. Those alerts will include traffic updates for ORX Section 1 with construction getting underway in Henderson.
I-69 ORX is divided into three sections for construction. Gov. Andy Beshear joined local leaders last month to break ground on I-69 ORX Section 1 in Henderson. It extends from KY 425 to US 60. I-69 ORX Section 1 includes a more than six-mile extension of I-69, new interchanges with US 41 and US 60 and a reconstructed KY 351 interchange. The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC) is overseeing Section 1. Construction will continue through 2025.
I-69 ORX Section 2 is a bistate project between Indiana and Kentucky that will complete the I-69 connection from US 60 in Henderson to I-69 in Evansville. It includes the new river crossing. Design is expected to begin in 2025 with construction anticipated to begin in 2027 and continue through 2031. Both states continue to look for opportunities to accelerate the timeline.
I-69 ORX Section 3 includes the approach roadways and bridges in Indiana, including a new interchange at I-69 and Veterans Memorial Parkway. The Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) is overseeing Section 3. Design development is continuing with geotechnical and survey work underway. Construction is expected to begin in 2024 and end in 2027.
The new site makes it easy to find information on each of the three sections of the project.


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|BOX CANYON HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT UPSTREAM FISH PASSAGE FACILITY CONTRACT NO. 16-002|
Kiewit Infrastructure West Co.
|NEW CONSTRUCTION OF THE MARYSVILLE SENIOR COMMUNITY|
|SWAMP CREEK BRIDGE NO. 504 REPLACEMENT PROJECT|
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|5000 UNIVERSITY APARTMENTS|
Synergy Construction Co. Inc.
December 31, 2012
SEQUIM, Clallam County — The city is seeking a project manager for a new downtown civic center at North Sequim Avenue and West Cedar Street that would cost up to $12 million.
The 30,000- to 35,000-square-foot civic center would consolidate scattered services and departments, including a new City Hall, police station and emergency operations center.
. . .


Evening closures of Canal Street
2 weeks ago
Canal Street, in the Broadmarsh area is to be closed each evening between 20:30-04:00 on the 5th, 6th, 9th and 10th May 2022
Navy 1, 4, N4, and 48/48X:
Services will be unable to serve Nottingham Station and Arkwright Street named stops both towards and away from the City. Additionally, service N4 won't serve stop named Canal Street C10.
Navy 49, 49X:
Services won't serve Nottingham Station or Arkwright Street named stops towards Boots. Please use Maid Marian Way.
Green 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11:
Services will be unable to serve Nottingham Station and Arkwright Street named stops when leaving the City. Please use Lammas Gardens or Maid Marian way stops.
Orange 34, N34 and Turquoise 77, 78, 79
Services will be unable to serve Broadmarsh, Fletcher Gate or George Street. Please use Maid Marian Way or Victoria Centre named stops.


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There are parking spaces directly in front of Denver Dance Center available on a first come, first served basis. During weekdays, daytime hours, please do not park in the spaces in front of other businesses nor along the chain link fence across the street.
If the parking in front of DDC is full, here are parking options:
Emissions Technical Center (on 2nd Ave between Alcott St and Yuma St) - park ALL the way at the back behind building
1 1/2 blocks away - South on Yuma St, 2 hr parking
2 1/2 blocks away - South on Clay St, unlimited


Futuristic Neo Cityscape in Blagoveshchensk Metro 3500
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Bubwith Bridge will now be closed until 7pm on Friday 2 December after a extension to urgent safety work.
The bridge had been due to reopen on Thursday (1 December) but further work by East Riding of Yorkshire Council means it will now reopen a day later.
It will reopen with a three-tonne weight restriction and a 2.2m width restriction to further protect the structure.
Arriva Yorkshire said: “Our @SelbyCollege 1 service will divert via Wressle and Breighton between North Duffield and Bubwith until further notice. (Due to weight restriction) This will cause significant delays to this service.”
The bridge suffered damage in a road accident.
Recent poor weather weakened parts of the bridge further, and there was the potential for large and heavy vehicles to cause further damage.
So the council is carrying out temporary repairs including installing concrete barriers, installing a sandbag headwall, and bringing in the traffic restrictions.
The work is intended to secure the bridge for the winter months, although it will be regularly monitored.
A temporary signed diversion is in place, taking traffic via Holme on Spalding Moor, the A164 to Howden, A63 to Barlby, then back on the A613, and vice versa during the full closure.
The car park and picnic area will also be closed 7pm on 2 December.


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Thursday September 20, 2012
When the Commerce Department released that construction of all new homes and apartments rose 2.3 percent nationally in August– WGAL News 8, in Lancaster wanted a local homebuilder’s expert opinion on the effects of these numbers on the regional level- and they came to Charter Homes & Neighborhoods first.
Our very own Jason Grupe explained why now is the time to buy a home and what these numbers mean for local homebuyers. “I talk to people locally, nationally, there’s excitement again to buy a house,” Grupe said.
To read the full article and watch the full news story click here.


The Mathews Bridge project is scheduled to begin on Tuesday, Sept. 27, 2011. More information is available at: http://tinyurl.com/3dqncom including the Florida Department of Transportation's news release and closure times.
Official Website of the City of Jacksonville, Florida - Mathews Bridge Closure
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Aptos is a census-designated place (CDP) in Santa Cruz County, California, United States. The population was 6,220 at the 2010 census. Aptos is bisected northwest-to-southeast by the State Route 1 freeway. Aptos is also an unincorporated town defined by ZIP codes 95001 and 95003. The town includes several small communities with a combined population of 24,402: Aptos is located at 36°58'53?N 121°54'27?W? / ?36.98139°N 121.90750°W? / 36.98139; -121.90750 (36.981500, -121.907432).


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On Saturday April 19 between the hours of 9:00AM -12:00PM, the Watertown Police Finish Strong 5K Road Race will take place. Temporary road and lane closures will occur along the designated race route which incdes portions of Arlington, Mt. Auburn, Arsenal and Irving street.
This message is to inform you of the Wake and Funeral arrangements for Boston Firefighter Edward Walsh. The Wake will take place on Tuesday April 1st at St. Patrick’s Church located at 212 Main Street from 3:00PM – 8:00PM. The Funeral Mass will be held on Wednesday April 2nd at St. Patrick’s Church at 10:30AM […]
On behalf of the Superintendent of Public Works we would like to inform you that effective at 3:00am Wednesday, February 5, 2014 through 8:00pm, Wednesday, February 5, 2014 the Town of Watertown will be under a snow emergency. On street parking will be banned, any motor vehicle left on the street will be subject to […]


TRIR January 25, 2019 Update
The Tucker Road Ice Rink (TRIR) replacement project is in the final stage of design known as the Construction Documents phase, which is anticipated to be completed in the Spring of 2019. During the Construction Documents Phase, the design team, Grimm + Parker, will complete the building and site construction detail drawings and specifications as well as other documents required to bid and construct the project.
The design team is conducting a series of internal staff meetings this month to finalize the design. Meetings include the following:
- Finalize Design/Finishes Meeting
- Determine International Green Construction Code (IGCC) Sustainable Design credits
- Finalize design for the Site/Landscaping and Hardscaping
- Reach agreement on the Electrical, Audio Visual/IT and Security Systems
- Finalize Mechanical/Plumbing and Ice Systems
Next Steps will include Bidding and Negotiating a Guaranteed Maximum Price (GMP) for the project.
Anticipated milestone dates and activities as developed by Forrester Construction include:
- Fall 2018 – Design Development Submission
- Fall 2018 – Construction Documents Phase Begins
- Spring 2019 – Guaranteed Maximum Pricing due
- Spring 2019 – Site Permits released and Building Permit Submission expected
- Spring 2019 – Construction Begins for site-work
- Coming Fall 2020 – Completion of on-site construction activities
These milestone dates are subject to change. The current projected schedule reflects the additional time required to complete the initial procurement process, and the time associated with securing supplemental funding during the FY19 budget process. Therefore, the anticipated project completion is Fall of 2020. However, Forrester Construction continues to refine the project schedule based on work progress and other factors that could impact the project.


To view current and future road closures and restrictions please view our interactive map below.
Posted on Tuesday, June 12, 2018 06:45 AM
Burlington’s annual Canada Day Celebration will take place on Sunday, July 1 at Spencer Smith Park. In order to safely accommodate the fireworks presentation, road closures will be needed from 9 to 11 p.m.
Posted on Tuesday, June 12, 2018 06:00 AM
The Sound of Music Festival will result in road closures Friday, June 15 to Sunday, June 17.
Posted on Wednesday, May 23, 2018 11:15 AM
Old Lakeshore Road at the intersection of Lakeshore Road will be
Thursday, May 24 at 7 a.m. until Friday, May 25 at 7 p.m.
Old Lakeshore Road will reopen for the weekend.
For more information, contact Doug Conway at firstname.lastname@example.org
Posted on Friday, May 18, 2018 10:30 AM
The Ontario Ministry of Transportation is closing the ramp to QEW Fort Erie bound fromNorthshore Boulevard
Tuesday, May 22 at 7 a.m.
It will remain closed until 5 p.m. on Monday, July 16, 2018.
There will be
Please plan alternate routes for the duration of the closure. You can access the QEW Fort Erie bound from the Fairview Street on-ramp.
The closure is for construction.
For real-time updates on these and other scheduled events in Central Region,please link to ‘Traffic Reports’ via the Ontario 511 websiteCOMPASS Transportation Management Centre 416-327-8484
Posted on Monday, May 14, 2018 08:15 AM
Temporary Lane Restrictions
Lakeshore Road, from John Street to Martha Street
Monday, May 14 at 7 a.m. to Friday, May 25 at 7 p.m.
Please watch for signs and barricades.
For more information, contact Doug Conway, Utility Coordinator, Capital Works


Miller Ave Businesses - Not a Chamber Member? Join Now for Half-Off the Regular Rate! The Mill Valley Chamber of Commerce & Visitor Center has been working tirelessly to support its Members on Miller Avenue and surrounding streets. We'll be working closely with the City to help Miller-area businesses before, during and after the Miller Ave. Streetscape Project. Go here for more info on Membership.


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Today we had one of the final walks thru before opening day. I had not visited the site for few weeks now and was very curious. I had gone over details, 3d renderings and floor plans plenty of times and I had a clear idea of what the space will look like; then "reality hits" and everything its much better than I had imagine. Oh boy I felt so good!!
The dramatic architecture of the space, the warmth of materials including life green walls, the exciting partnership with the Urby team and the experiences they will bring to customers, and its location by our Roasting Plant, makes this cafe a perfect showcase for Coperaco.
The town of Harrison is going under a huge transformation with a $256 million new Path station under construction as well as new residential buildings, shopping centers and recreation areas. We are excited our cafe is part of this urban development and for now, at least, the only cafe this town will have. (Nope Starbucks never cared for Harrison).
Please come to visit us starting July 1st!


As a growing city, Arvin is constantly in need of services and professionals to keep the City developing and thriving. Please review the RFP/RFQs or Bid Proposals below and contact City Hall if you have any questions.
WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT PARSHALL FLUME INSTALLATION
BID NOTICE: Invitation to Bid – WWTP Parshall Flume
BID DRAWINGS: Bid Drawings – WWTP Parshall Flume
BID SPECIFICATIONS: Specifications – WWTP Parshall Flume
DUE DATE: Bids will be received at the office of Veolia Water (City of Arvin WWTP) at 2401 El Camino Real, Arvin, CA 93203, and shall be date and time stamped before 11:00 am OCTOBER 2, 2018 local time, at which time they will be opened and read aloud.
City of Arvin – City Hall
200 Campus Drive
PO Box 548
Arvin, CA 93203
Phone: (661) 854-3134
Fax: (661) 854-0817