Placemaking Week – Amsterdam
Pakhuis de Zwijger, Amsterdam, Nederlands
Join activists and leaders from around the world at the Project for Public Spaces event in Amsterdam.
Public space is located at the intersection of many global issues—from health to sustainability, innovation to equity. Placemaking Week is all about leveraging this convergence. Building upon the momentum of the Placemaking Leadership Council and 2016’s Placemaking Week in Vancouver, this year Project for Public Spaces collaborates with partners in Amsterdam to create a dynamic forum for attendees to develop and share concrete strategies to advance placemaking locally and globally.
Neil McInroy, CLES CEO joins a plenary session on Friday October 13th at 16:00 – 17:45 to discuss Placemaking and the Future of Cities.
Find out more information here


Just when I thought the city of Yucaipa could not make more of a mess of the Boulevard, they are at it again. Thought we were supposed to be a rural town, now they continue to want to be like the big boys and beautify the Boulevard. I have no problem with that as such, but you are doing away with more parking for places like the Kopper Kettle where parking is at a premium during their bust time.
The city council makes it hard enough for small businesses to start up here and now they seem to want to make it difficult for those that are doing well to continue.
Every time I go down the Boulevard around 15th etc. everything is a mess, but I never see anyone working. I have lived in this town for 70 years. Did not vote for it to be a city to start with because it was not hard to foresee this. Too bad the city council does not think things through before they start on something that affects everyone driving down these streets. Maybe some money should go into repaving exiting streets instead of doing something not necessary.


The Reedy Fork Neighborhood Council was formed as a way for our Residents to have their comments and concerns heard in a way that streamlines the process. Each neighborhood within Reedy Fork has an assigned representative (7 total) who will respond to the submission and/or pass it along to the council for discussion - conferring with the HOA office as needed.
Let your voice be heard! Fill out the form below to begin the process.
REEDY FORK RANCH


The Community Park status and rendition of the proposed park plan are located under the "Recreation" tab.
WORK PLANNED FOR TWO RAILROAD CROSSINGS NEAR THOMASVILLE IN YORK COUNTY
Work will be performed from Wednesday April 28 through Friday April 30 on a crossing on Biesecker Road (Route 3061) just south of the inersection with Route 30. A detour will be in place using Route 30 and Route 116.
Work will then be performed from Saturday May 1 through Tuesday May 4 on a crossing on Route 30 just east of the intersection with Biesecker Road. A detour will be in place using Biesecker Road and Route 116.
The Board of Supervisors May meeting will be held May 4, 2021 at 7:00 PM.
The Planning Commission April meeting will be held April 20, 2021 at 7:00 PM.
The Sewer Authority April meeting will be held April 15, 2021 at 7:00 PM.
The Township Office is now OPEN to the public and requesting everyone entering the building to WEAR A MASK and practice social distancing within the building.
RESIDENTS THAT PURCHASE THE BAG OPTION FOR TRASH!!
DUE TO A SPIKE IN COVID THE JANUARY - JUNE 2021 BAGS WILL BE MAILED FROM PENN WASTE!!
BAGS WILL NOT BE AVAILABLE FOR PICK-UP AT THE TOWNSHIP OFFICE!!
Sewer Payments are now being accepted on-line. Click "Municipay" to begin the process.
The Jackson Township Board of Supervisors implemented a new Burning Ordinance that regulates all burning. NO REFUSE, BRUSH, LEAVES, RECYCLABLE MATERIALS, WET GARBAGE OR OTHER MATTER WHICH SMOLDERS SHALL BE BURNED IN ANY FIRES.
December 31, 2021 is the deadline for pumping and inspection of On-Lot Septic Systems of properties located in District One.
Permits are required for all new construction projects. Proposed Use Permits are required for the erection, enlargement, alteration, moving or demolition of any part of all structures on your property.
This is a reminder that all property owners are responsible to maintain their properties and not permit any grass or weeds to grow


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Call for Tender – Caplin Road Roadway Upgrades
The Listuguj Mi’gmaq Government has released a call for tender to carry out roadway upgrades on Caplin Road including asphalt, concrete sidewalks and curbs, adjustments of manholes, valve boxes and fire hydrants. The deadline for bid submissions is Wednesday, June 2, 2021 at 2:00 p.m. Eastern time / 3:00 p.m. Atlantic time.
For more information, please visit:
SEAO – https://www.seao.ca/OpportunityPublication/avisconsultes.aspx?Itemid=abad01a9-08c4-47bd-82b7-64fa39f171c2
MERX – https://www.merx.com/private/buyer/solicitations/1809932057/preview


Manhole Covers Limited offers block pavior covers to any size and loading. Uses range from heavy industrial down to domestic driveway and patio use, and for any areas where an aesthetically pleasing finish is required.
Driveway Block Pavior (Domestic) Access Covers
Areas with light vehicular traffic up to 5 Tonnes (GLVW) or 1.5 Tonnes (SMWL) i.e. areas where occasional cars/vans manoeuvre.


Originally produced as Chapter 15 of the CRSI-FHWA CRCP Design and Construction Guidelines.
See Section 421. Continuously Reinforced Portland Cement Concrete Pavements pages 242-246.
See Section 00755. Continuously Reinforced Concrete Pavement pages 699-715.
See Section 360. Concrete Pavement pages 416-432 and Section 368. Concrete Pavement Terminals pages 434-436.
See 316. Hydraulic Cement Concrete Pavement pages 366-380.
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I can't believe nobodys talking about Yankee stadium, and all the politics.
I want a new stadium. I think it will be great for the Bronx.
Yes, there are cost overruns. But Federal money is coming back in.
There were overruns in the 70s too when the stadium was rebuilt. And sweetheart deals, at a time when the city was broke. We didn't have cops but we could pay a parking company to come in with a contract that they never bid openly for. So I get it why this is such a problem. But why should the Yankees pay for a metro north station?
I just want them to play ball!!!


The Dubai Metro is the world’s largest fully-automated metro system. It launched in September 2009 and is packed during rush hour and the weekends. There are 47 stations, 10 underground, across two lines. The Red Line parallels Sheikh Zayed Road from the airport to Jebel Ali. The rechargeable Nol Card is an integrated card system which enables commuters to travel by train, bus, or boat. One-way and round-trip tickets are also available. There are separate cars available for women and children as well.
The metro is operational from 06:00-23:00 from Saturday-Wednesday, from 06:00-24:00 on Thursdays, and from 13:00-24:00 on Fridays.


School is out and the summer is here! This is the part of the year when we can sit back, relax and enjoy.
John Braddy resigned from the Dillon City Council on Tuesday, according to City Manager Glen Wagner.
New Dillon mayor, Corey Jackson, was immediately suspended upon taking office as mayor by Governor Henry McMaster. A copy of the order is attached to this post.
Since 2013, the City of Dillon has been demolishing vacant and abandoned properties.


The iconic crossed-sword design tower in Qatar
With a unique architectural design inspired by the crossed scimitar swords of the country’s seal, the Katara Towers are set to become the future hospitality landmark of Doha, Qatar.
These 36-story twin arched towers will consist of a luxurious five-star hotel, the first six-star hotel in the country, and private residences.
A man-made satellite beach-front island will complement the project, housing luxury entertainment and recreational facilities.
For this iconic project, Dextra was entrusted with the reinforcement of the concrete structures using 300,000 Bartec rebar couplers.
The couplers were applied inside foundations, columns and core walls to swiftly connect reinforcement bars of various diameters.
Bartec is a parallel-thread rebar coupler that connects two bars in a 3-step process, including the cold-forged enlargement of the bar before the threading.
This patented process guarantees a very high tensile strength, and a bar-break performance.
The tower’s completion is expected in 2021, becoming a focal point for travelers during the 2022 FIFA World Cup.
(photo credit: ProTenders at https://www.protenders.com/en/projects/katara-towers)


Wimmera Shire Council will support an application by Horsham Motor Sports Club for a grant to build a speedway at Dooen.
The club told Friday’s council meeting by letter it proposed to build a first-class speedway, of both interstate and international standard.
The new track would be not only for competitors’ convenience, but would bring a new an exciting sport to the public of the district.
The speedway would provide one of the best advanced driver educational outlets for the young and inexperienced drivers of tomorrow.
The club letter said that at present, competitors and patrons had to travel to Portland and Warrnambool.
The club now well established, aimed to build a speedway costing $60,450. Continue reading Shire Okay on Dooen Speedway


REPL Bagged Consultancy For Water Supply Project In Bundelkhand Region Uttar Pradesh
Water and Sanitation Mission under the Department of Rural Development, Government of Uttar Pradesh has roped in Delhi-based Urban Development & Infrastructure Consultancy firm Rudrabhishek Enterprises Limited (REPL) to provide consultancy services for planning, designing and DPR preparation of piped drinking water in Bundelkhand. The contract was signed earlier this month in the presence of Dr. Harish Sharma (Chief Business Officer& Operations – REPL) and Shri. Surendra Ram, IAS (Executive Director – State Water & Sanitation Mission).
The larger scheme of water supply project of state government will focus on addressing the acute problem of drinking water supply in Bundelkhand in the region, and at a later stage Arsenic/ Fluoride and AES/JE affected areas in Uttar Pradesh, including the Bundelkhand and Vindhya regions. Presently the rural household need to travel great distance in fetching the water and still face the challenges in access to pure and hygienic drinking water. As per Government of India strategic plan (2011-2022), 90% of the rural population in the country has to be benefited with the pipe water supply. However as on date approximately only 19% rural population of Uttar Pradesh is covered with Pipe Water Supply Schemes. The initiative will greatly help in addressing these issues in the project areas.
REPL will prepare detailed project report (DPR) which includes the overall planning, engineering survey, designing of the supply model of piped drinking water in Banda, Chitrakoot & Hamirpur districts. Mr. Pradeep Misra (CMD- REPL) said, “It is a project of overwhelming responsibility as it directly impacts health and daily life of people residing in the area. We are already working on several consultancy assignments in the state; this gives us further confidence in successfully delivering the expectations from us. We are happy to realise the government has entrusted trust in REPL for carrying out this important project.”
Dr. Harish Sharma told that the scope of work will broadly include engineering survey, planning, designing and preparation of DPR of clusters, project integration, reviewing and re-verifying integrated modules, carrying out necessary surveys, investigations, situational analysis, preliminary cost estimates and development of area wise spatial mapping on assets.
REPL is working on several important government projects including Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana-Housing for All (Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Rajasthan & Himachal Pradesh), Directorate General Married Accommodation Project, Smart City projects (Kanpur Smart City, Dehradun Smart City, Indore Smart City & Varanasi Smart City). REPL works across levels (Regional, City & Zonal) with the Central and State Governments.
For more updates on the architecture and interiors industry visit: www.fortunestreets.com


KENDALLVILLE, Ind. (WOWO): The City of Kendallville reports that Riley Street will be closed for installation of concrete panels starting at 9:00 am Friday, May 2nd through Friday evening May 9th, weather permitting. A full detour will be set up and in place during the duration of the closure. Officials say the Main Street and Park Avenue Crossings will stay open during this work.
a. Northbound traffic: turn vehicles left (west) from Riley onto Mitchell Street, then right (north) on to Main Street, then right (east) on to Wayne Street, then left (north) back onto Riley Street.
b. Southbound traffic: turn vehicles right (west) from Riley onto Wayne Street, then left (south) on to Main Street, then left (east) on to Mitchell Street, then right (south) back onto Riley Street.


DuetCurrent, Digital, Public art
DUET is a collaboration between INVISIBLE FLOCK (UK) and QUICKSAND (India).
DUET is an ambitious piece of work about finding space for reflection, expression and connection in our daily lives.
An app, an interactive web platform and a series of outdoor public artworks across cities in India and the UK, Duet allows for multiple levels of engagement.
DUET is at once personal and public, global and local.
A collaboration between Invisible Flock and Quicksand. Funded by Arts Council England, the British Council and Leeds Inspired. Co-commissioned by Yorkshire Design Group, Quays Culture, Threshold Studios and Quest Alliance. Supported by East Street Arts, Leeds Bid, Leeds City Council and Unbox.


Bridge Street in Horncastle, between High Street and West Street, is going to be closed from Tuesday, May 9 until Friday June 9 – although this could be extended due to unforeseen circumstances – while essential bridge works are carried out.
The diversion route will be via High Street, A153 Bull Ring, A158 Jubilee Way, West Street, and vice versa.
The works will see include maintenance such as joint replacement, repainting of the metalwork and general repairs carried out on the bridge over the River Bain, between High Street and West Street by specialist crews, as well as renewing the waterproofing of the concrete deck.
Coun Richard Davies, executive member for Highways, said: “What we are doing in Horncastle is specialist work to replace the ageing parts of the bridge.
“Because this is a bridge, and normally takes a lot of traffic across it, we simply can’t have anything other than a road closure whilst the work is on-going to ensure the safety of the crew and road users.
“We will ensure that pedestrians have a safe route through the works and I would like to thank everyone affected by this programme of work for their understanding and patience whilst we carry out these repairs.”
For up-to-date information about this and other roadworks, visit www.lincolnshire.gov.uk/roadworks.


& Field Stadium
RANDALL’S ISLAND Park, NYC
Icahn Stadium, certified by the International Association of Athletic Federations (IAAF) as a Class 1 facility, is the municipal outdoor track and field center for New York City. The design is for a stadium for 5,000 spectators, press and television broadcast capabilities, a public concourse with food and souvenir concessions, and an Olympic-quality Mondo track. Spectator seating can be expanded to 20,000. The facility also has an adjacent lighted soccer field. The complex is intensely used to host important national while serving local schools and community groups.


SLEX TR4 Tiaong Interchange Update 55% Complete as of January 2022
The SLEX TR4 Tiaong Interchange is now 55%. Here’s the latest update as of January 2022.
The SLEX Toll Road 4, also referred to as Toll Road 4 (or simply TR4), is a 66.74-kilometer extension of South Luzon Expressway from Calamba (near its boundary with Santo Tomas, Batangas) to Lucena. Construction will be divided into five segments, with one additional extension to Mayao in Lucena on the revised project outline.
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There are two pre-application meetings coming up in July and August.
The first is scheduled for the 16th July 2020 – 6.20pm until 6.50pm – with the sole purpose to discuss proposals for Land at Higher Stennack, Andy Golay, Enhance Land & Planning, will lead the meeting – presenting ideas and answering any queries. The meeting is via Zoom Technology and if you’d like to attend – please either call 01736 797840 or email: email@example.com to be sent a link and password.
Secondly, Steve McTeare- Director of RLT Architects, will be presenting temporary plans for the Garrack Hotel, St Ives on Thursday 13th August 2020 – 6.20pm until 6.50pm. Again, to join the meeting – please either call 01736 797840 or email: firstname.lastname@example.org


CTA’s Fixed Route services and transfers at the Biloxi Transit Center will be interrupted on Saturday, March 11, 2023, due to the Biloxi Hibernia Irish Society (HMS) St. Patrick’s Parade. Alternate routes and transfer points will be used to keep CTA services rolling.
Saturday, March 11, 2023
- Biloxi – HMS St. Patrick’s Parade starts at 3:00 p.m. on Saturday, March 11. The Alternate Transfer Point and updated routes will be in place from 1:30 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. The CTA Alternate Transfer Point, in place of the Biloxi Transit Center, will be located under the I-110 overpass on Howard Avenue.
All affected bus routes are outlined on this map:
Normal bus service and access to the Biloxi Transit Center are set to resume on Saturday, March 11, at 5:00 p.m.
For additional information call 228-896-8080 or visit www.coasttransit.com. Follow Coast Transit Authority on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube to stay in the loop!


User Charges and Water Meter Policy - Effective from Date 01-04-2015
As a part of achieving targeted reforms under JnNURM to recover full O&M charges as per the timeline, new user charges and water meter policy is effective since Date 01-04-2008. User charges are reviewed and revised as per the requirement of the policy. Accordingly, "Water & sewerage charges" are fixed for budget year 2015-16 as per General Board Resolution date 03-02-2015.
As per existing water meter policy
- All new residential and religious purpose water connections above 15mm (1/2 ") dia size shall compulsorily be metered.
- All existing water connections prior to Dt.01-04-2008, above 15mm (1/2 ") dia size for residential and religious purpose shifted to metered connections.
- All non-residential, commercial and industrial connections above 1/2" size are already metered as per water meter policy prior to Dt.01-04-2008.
For all 15 mm (1/2") dia. water connections for residential & religious purpose properties registered in the jurisdiction of Surat Municipal Corporation, annual "Water & Sewerage Charges" shall be levied per family as mentioned in Table-1-A below:
For Residential and Religious purpose only (Table - 1-A)
(in sq. meters)
Annual Water and Sewerage charges per family (in Rs.)
Annual Water and Sewerage charges per family (in Rs.)
|501 and above||7500||7500|
Water & Sewerage Charges for newly merged area of city:
- In the area of city which has been declared as "water zone", where SMC provides water by stand-posts or tanker and where GWSSB or erstwhile Gram Panchayat or Nagarpalika provides water supply, all the residential as well as non-residential properties will be charged 50% water and sewerage charges as mentioned above till new water supply and drainage scheme is commissioned in the said area.
- In the area of SMC, which has neither been declared as "water zone" nor been provided with water supply by SMC/GWSSB/ Gram panchayat/ Nagarpalika, no water and sewerage charges will be levied.
- Water and Sewerage charges will not be applicable for agricultural plot.
- New Water Supply Schemes are being implemented at present under JnNURM/ Swarnim Jayanti Yojana (SJMMSVY) for newly merged areas of the city. This scheme is designed for 24x7 water supply. Hence, as a part of reform process to recover full OandM expenses to be incurred in this water supply scheme, it is decided to install water meters on all the water connections including 0.5" size for all types of usage of water. Water meters will be installed on all consumer connections by SMC but the expenses to purchase and maintain this meter will be either levied from the consumers or will be charged as water meter rent from the consumers.
- "Water and Sewerage Charges" will be applicable as per Table-2 for residential and religious purpose and as per Table-3 for all non-residential connections but only after new 24 x 7 water supply and drainage schemes are fully operational in that area.
- Till new water supply scheme is not operational on 24x7 basis, for limited period "Water and Sewerage Charges" will be applicable as per Table-1-A above. Until water supply is started in the new area, water and sewerage charges will be 50% of charges as mentioned in Table 1-A.
For 15 mm (1/2") size water based commercial & industrial purpose connection:
- Effective from Dt.01-04-2012, all new 15 mm (1/2") size water based commercial and industrial connections will be compulsorily metered and volumetric based charges will be applicable as per Table-3.
- Till water meters are installed on all existing water based commercial and industrial connections, "Water and Sewerage Charges" will be levied as per Table-1-B. After water meters are installed on the existing connections, volumetric based charges will be applicable as per Table-3.
- Upon installation of meter on existing connections, Water and Sewerage charges will be levied as per rates prescribed in Table-3 but same will be compensated for the proportionate duration of year for annual water and sewerage charges.
For Non-residential purpose (Table - 1-B)
|Carpet Area (in sq. meters)||Annual Waterand Sewerage charges (in Rs.)
|Annual Waterand Sewerage charges (in Rs.)
For all water connections above 15 mm (1/2") size - Volumetric basis as per meter:
- As a part of achieving targeted reforms under JnNURM to achieve the target of 100% metering as per the timeline and for conservation of water and to create public awareness to control the wastage of water, new user charges and water meter policy is effective since Dt.01-04-2008. Accordingly, "Water and sewerage charges" are fixed for budget year 2015-16 and will be applicable as per type of usage as below.
- For all Residential and Religious purpose water connections above 15 mm (1/2") size connections, "Water and sewerage charges" will be applicable as per Table-2 below:
Residential and Religious purpose Water and Sewerage Charges Table-2
|For monthly consumption up to 30000 liters per family||For monthly consumption of 30001 to 45000 liters per family||For monthly consumption of 45001 to 60000 liters per family||For monthly consumption of 60001 and more liters per family|
|Charges per 1000 liters per family (in Rs.)|
|5||2.0" and above||4.50||4.50||12.00||6.00||12.00||9.00||12.00||12.00|
For all Non-residential purpose water connections above 15 mm (1/2") size connections, "Water & sewerage charges" will be applicable as per Table-3 below:
Non-Residential purpose Water & Sewerage Charges: 2015-16
|Type||Sr. No||Purpose of Usage||Charges Per 1000 Liters (in Rs.)|
|(A)||1||Premises for Public institutional services like Bus, Railway, Gujarat Electricity Board, Surat Electricity Company, Banks.||20.00|
|2||General(non water based) Industries like power looms/ Diamond/jari -Kasab/Work shop||15.00|
|3||Temporary water connection for non-commercial, individual construction purpose.||20.00|
|(B)||1||For Halls and Vadi's used for social Functions.||15.00|
|2||Properties like Dispensary, Hospital, Nursing Home, Maternity Home, Dispensary Chemist etc related with medical services,||14.00|
|5||Private swimming pools||32.00|
|6||Gymkhana and Sports Club||32.00|
|7||All Types of Restaurant and Canteens (inclusive of Tea /Snacks /Farsaan shops )||20.00|
|8||Properties like nursery, plantations activity used for commercial use||25.00|
|9||Properties used for Residential use for Private/Limited company.||20.00|
|(C)||1||Soft Drinks/Soda manufacturing organizations.||27.00|
|2||Ice Cream /Ice manufacturing organization.||27.00|
|3||Cold storage Plant||27.00|
|4||Central Air condition plant.||27.00|
|5||Cinema / Theatre||27.00|
|6||Film processing /sound studios/Film laboratory||27.00|
|7||RCC/PCC Materials and marble Mosaic tiles manufacturing works.||27.00|
|8||Temporary water connection for commercial purpose constructions.||27.00|
|9||Temporary Water connection for Public Fair, Function, Exhibition||27.00|
|10||All Types of Hotels - up to three - stars.||27.00|
|(D)||1||Dyeing & Printing houses. (Except Pandesara GIDC)||27.00|
|3||Water park/Amusement park||27.00|
|(E)||1||Commercial purpose /shops other than mentioned above.||12.00|
|(F)||1||For Educational institutions||8.00|
|(G)||1||For Residence purpose. Outside city area.||15.00|
|2||For commercial purpose Outside city area.||30.00|
|3||For Industrial purpose Outside city area.||36.00|
Minimum user charges applicable for different purpose & size (above 0.5" size) shall be as follows. 2015-16
|Sr.No.||Connection Size (in inch)||Monthly Minimum User Charges (in Rs.)|
|For area inside city||For area outside city|
|For Residential and Religious purpose||For Non-resi./ comm. / industrial purpose||For Residential and Religious purpose||For Non-resi./ comm. / industrial purpose|


Changes to trains between Liverpool, Huyton, Warrington, Blackpool North and Manchester
Due to engineering work, the following changes will be made to services:
On Sunday 19 October, buses will replace trains between Warrington Central and Manchester Oxford Road all day, so Northern trains between Liverpool and Manchester Oxford Road will only run between Liverpool Lime Street and Warrington Central.
From Monday 20 through to Thursday 23 October, the 2327 train from Manchester Oxford Road to Liverpool Lime Street and 2338 train from Liverpool Lime Street to Manchester Piccadilly will be replaced by buses.
Please allow extra time to complete your journey. It will take longer to complete your journey by bus.
Dogs, non-folding prams, pushchairs, bicycles or wheelchairs can't be carried on rail replacement buses. Northern and Network Rail are sorry for any inconvenience this will cause.


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9460 Emerald | Emerald Estates | Whistler
Listing Price: $1,699,000
Land Size: 9484
Type: Vacant Land
Property Tax: $3,572.00
Strata Fees: $0.00 /
Zoning: None RS1 - Single Family One
This sunny lot in emerald Estates allows a build of just over 3,200sqft plus basement. Clearing some of the trees on the lower part of the lot would reveal a spectacular view of Wedge Mountain.


Road Closure Happening On LA 347 Under I-10 Overpass In Henderson
From Monday until Thursday (Jan. 14-17), LA 347 (Grand Point Highway) under the I-10 overpass in Henderson will be closed nightly to allow the contractor to remove the I-10 concrete deck and to replace the steel girder over LA 347. This will happen from 8 PM until 6 AM NIGHTLY.
NORTHBOUND TRAFFIC along with the I-10 westbound traffic will be detoured to I-10 East to Butte La Rose and then back on I-10 West to either the LA 347 exit or continue on I-10 westbound.
SOUTHBOUND TRAFFIC along with the I-10 eastbound traffic will be detoured to I-10 West to LA 328 (Rees Street) in Breaux Bridge and then back on I-10 East to either the LA 347 exit or continue on I-10 eastbound.


Call to Edmonton and Area* Artists – Heritage Valley Park and Ride Public Art Project
The Heritage Valley Park and Ride public art call, open to professional artists residing in the Edmonton Metropolitan Region*, is held in accordance with the City of Edmonton policy “Percent for Art to Provide and Encourage Art in Public Areas” (C458C). Emerging artists and artists not currently represented in the collection are encouraged to apply.
The Edmonton Arts Council, on behalf of the City of Edmonton, seeks an Edmonton-based artist or artist team to create an artwork to be installed Summer 2019 at the Heritage Valley Park and Ride Transit Centre.
Deadline for Submissions: 4:30 pm MST on Monday, April 30, 2018


Construction is nearing completion at the Blue and Expo Line junction. The Expo Line will resume full service to Pico Station and 7th St/Metro Center on Saturday, August 24, at the start of service. The updated Expo Line train schedule is here.
The 856 bus shuttle that has been servicing these stations will then discontinue service.
Construction continues on the Blue Line’s northern segment between Compton Station and 7th St/Metro Center. The 860 Express, 863 Select and 864 Local shuttles will continue to replace train service until late September 2019. To receive project updates, visit metro.net/newblue.
Thank you all for your patience as we work to improve our rail lines.


After 119-years at its present location, the Clare Railroad Depot is being relocated to its new home on West Fourth Street across from ClareCastle and Clare City Park where it will become a focal point of the downtown district and once again be accessible to serve the community once rehabilitation is complete. The Clare Railroad Depot Steering Committee is pleased to invite you to join us at this monumental event scheduled to take place on April 15, 2014. The move will begin at 8:00 am and the depot is expected to be on location by 10:00 am with the final site placement being completed by 2:30 pm. Please join us for this long-awaited community celebration! Refreshments will be on hand in City Park under the pavilion. Additionally, the Clare Railroad Depot Steering Committee will be hosting a precursory ground-breaking ceremony on April 9, at 8:30 am and all are welcome to attend.


Eastbound I-74 closed part of day Saturday and Sunday
Journal Star staff
Eastbound Interstate 74 will be closed during the day Saturday and Sunday at the Pinecrest Drive exit in East Peoria.
All eastbound traffic will be required to exit at Pinecrest and then re-enter from there.
Traffic delays are expected and drivers are encouraged to consider taking an alternate route. Interstate 474 is an option while this work is being completed.
The detour will be in place from about 5:30 a.m. into the early evening both days.
The closure is for work on the overpass at that location.


As seen on City Walk on Sunday.
In most parts of the world they can make concrete planters indestructible.
This is not one of them.
Wow I didn’t know that Chuck Norris was in town
Do you support or oppose the construction of stage 2 of light rail from Civic to Woden?


MCC Arena is 40 years old - Rec Center was built in 1975
Does Rochester Need a New Multi-Purpose Sports and Entertainment Facility?
By Ed Hruska
April 25, 2023
Here are two past plans to bring a new, multi-sport entertainment complex to Rochester. One was done in 2015 - the other in 2018. Neither of these plans have yet to be successful but many believe it is still a need.


Growth Initiative promotes a bottom-up, local control approach to fighting
sprawl by giving voters control over the new growth occurring in their
of the Responsible Growth Initiative
- Voters Will Approve Growth. Growth plans, drawn up by city planners
and county commissions, will direct growth only into areas where
it can be managed responsibly, and only after citizens have approved
- Voters Will Have Full Knowledge of Growth Impacts Before Voting.
Before submitting new Growth Area Maps to the voters, cities and
counties must describe to voters the projected impacts of new development,
including costs, its effect on schools, open space, traffic, air
quality, affordable housing, and water supplies.
- Regional Cooperation, Instead of Competition, Will be the Rule.
Counties and cities must consult with each other when drawing their
growth area maps, and may not conflict with or overlap their neighbors'
Three Reasons Why Colorado Should Pass It This Fall
- Uncontrolled growth is the number one issue facing Colorado, and
the state legislature and governor have not faced up to it by passing
meaningful legislation. So the citizens will have to exercise their
rights and pass the Responsible Growth Initiative.
- Colorado cities, especially on the Front Range, are in danger
of becoming one huge, L.A.-like super-metropolis, with choking traffic,
dangerous smog levels, and open space gone forever. This is not
the vision Coloradans have for the state they will leave to their
- Developers and their politician friends have had control over
how Colorado has grown for too long, and the process is out of control.
It is time to trust the people's vote.
For more information, contact the Sierra Club Rocky Mountain Chapter at (303) 861-8819, Initiative co-author Bill Myer
at tel. (303) 935-6810, fax (303) 935-6922, email firstname.lastname@example.org,
or visit the web site of Coloradans for Responsible Growth.
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September 27, 7:15 PM - 10:30 PM @ Richard E. Mastrangelo Council Chamber, Administration Building
September 28, 1:30 PM @ Council Chambers
September 28, 3:30 PM @ Room 101, Phillips Building
September 28, 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM @ Town Administration Building-149 Main St.
Philip Pane Lower Hearing Room
September 28, 7:00 PM - 10:00 PM @ Town Hall Administration Building
Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting
September 28, 7:30 PM - 10:00 PM
September 29, 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM @ Richard E Mastrangelo Council Chamber, Administration Building
The Committee will provide a status report on the Transportation Management Association (TMA) and shuttle bus planning, continue discussion on Transportation Demand Management (TDM) regulations, and next steps in transportation if time allows.
September 30, 11:30 AM - 12:30 PM @ Town Administration Building


Aylwin Construction is a family owned business that has been doing roofs in the greater Portland and Seattle areas since 1994. Over the last 24 years we have completed numerous large apartment complexes and condominiums in both Seattle and Portland. We have also completed extremely difficult historic churches, monuments, and private homes. We do any structures from large industrial buildings to small residential properties.
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The Town and Country Planning Act requires the following to be advertised:Notice ID: MFN0628447
VALE OF WHITE HORSE DISTRICT COUNCIL
The Town and Country Planning Act requires the following to be advertised:
P21/V2204/LB Replace some broken/loose coping stones on an external wall (like for like]. Internal alterations to existing bathroom. Cleycourt Manor Cleyfields Bourton SN6 8HZ/LB P21/V2689/LB Extract and flue terminals and secondary glazing. 40 School Lane Coleshill Swindon SN6 7PR /LB P21/V2690/LB Proposed secondary glazing and extract fan terminals. 52 Coleshill Swindon SN6 7 FT/LB
KEY: /LB Proposed work to a Listed Building. Representations in writing by 28.10.21 Applications can be viewed at
or at the Council's Office.
Comments can be made online, via email to registration@
. uk or by post to Planning, Vale of White Horse District Council, 135 Eastern Avenue, Milton Park Abingdon, 0X14 4SB. Comments are not confidential and will be available for both inspection and copying.


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STANFORD — Replacement of an unreliable water main in downtown Stanford has been completed, paving the way for state road crews to finish the last piece of the Main Street resurfacing project.
A section of a water main underneath the far west end of West Main Street ruptured five times within a week in August, prompting city officials to halt a portion of the state's Main Street resurfacing project while the main was replaced.
Mayor Bill miracle said in mid-August that workers were expected to begin replacement of the main within one to two weeks and the project would then take about 30-45 days to complete.
But replacing the main wasn't as simple as officials had hoped. Workers ran into more than 30 tie-ons that had to be redone, as well as numerous other obstacles like underground cables, Stanford Water Commission Chairman Jack Withrow told Stanford city council members Nov. 1.
Withrow said the whole project has been "aggravating" and the contractor hasn't moved as quickly as he had hoped.
"Thank goodness we're winding this thing down. We're just as disgusted as you all are with the way it's gone," Withrow told city council members. "We think sometimes (the contractor) has drug his feet and hasn't worked when he should have."
Miracle confirmed Tuesday that state road crews could begin resurfacing the unfinished stretch of Main Street — from Somerset Street to the intersection with Ky. 78 — at the end of this week or the beginning of next week.
"The water main is all tied in and hooked up and going," he said Tuesday. "They're cleaning up today and finishing concrete work over top of the lines."
With winter getting close, the window for paving is closing, but Miracle said the Allen Company, which is conducting the resurfacing, has told him there's enough time left to squeeze the last bit of resurfacing in.
"I know it's been aggravating for everybody," Miracle said. "But I think once it's all done, it'll be good and I thank everybody for being patient."
Miracle said the water main replacement contract was bid out to Glasgow-based Ken Ford Construction at a cost of $125,000. There have been no change orders, meaning no change in cost, he added.
The deadline for completion of the project was Nov. 1. Miracle said Nov. 1 he doesn't expect there to be anything "held against" the contractor for missing the deadline by a day or two, especially since he ran into some extra problems under the street.
The Water Department is paying for the replacement up front for the time-being, but could recoup the cost if funding comes through for a $1 million plan to replace older water lines, Withrow told city council members.
The newly replaced water main was already scheduled for replacement under the larger plan, which was slated to replace eight-inch water lines along Main and Danville streets, from Somerset Street north to the Sunset Motel by U.S. 150.


Victims for Justice and the Anchorage Rotary Club were awarded a $10,000 Challenge Grant to completely transform Hostetler Park, home to the Victims for Justice Memorial. Through a community effort of volunteer hours and pro-bono consulting, the beautiful new park emerged.
Anchorage Rotary Club engaged over 20 volunteer contractors to help redesign and transform Hostetler Park and the Victims for Justice Memorial. The new space includes an ADA-compliant walkway, striking new memorial pillars, increased lighting, and natural landscaping. Bright and open, the new park ambiance welcomes Downtown locals, employees, and visitors to explore and enjoy their lunch in a peaceful greenspace.


- Fishermans Bend is an opportunity for our City but risks being a lost opportunity!
- The Fishermans Bend Framework makes a clear commitment to deliver significant open space, transport and infrastructure for the community. This masterplan was the product of collaboration between Council, the State Government, the Community, developers and other stakeholder over a number of years.
- Promised space and infrastructure have not been delivered as agreed under the Framework. This means the community will be left without the services they need in a growing area.
- It has now been 5 years since the release of the Framework in 2018, without meaningful progress on several key projects. These include commitments to deliver necessary infrastructure that will support community wellbeing and market uptake in Fishermans Bend, such as Light Rail and Metro Rail, key open spaces like North Port Oval Expansion and Prohasky Reserve and key community hubs across Montague, Sandridge and Wirraway Precincts.
- The framework commits to open space and community hub infrastructure by 2025, most of which has not been progressed even though we are already in 2023.
- Open Space is important! It ensures communities are liveable for residents, offers economic benefits for traders, provides social benefits for dog walkers and families, health and wellbeing benefits for exercisers and environmental benefits for our municipality and our State.
- We are frustrated by the lack of progress as is our community. The Victorian Government has abandoned the plan for Fishermans Bend and it is time they now honoured it.
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Speech from our Mayor (30 July 2023)
It’s great to join you today to cheer on the mighty Borough as the Port women play in their first ever VFLW Grand Final, with an electric home ground atmosphere!
The City of Port Phillip is home to more than 120 different sporting clubs and this number continues to grow as we welcome the ongoing growth of women and girls participating in local sports.
We are proud of our continued investment into North Port Oval and the surrounding precinct to ensure this ground remains a premier sporting venue and the first choice for big events like today’s Grand Final, but with all this success, we are at capacity – this club and this venue is bursting at the seams.
Council recognises to support that growth we need more open space.
Open Space ensures communities are liveable for residents. Properly planned open space can offer economic benefits for traders, social benefits for dog walkers and families, health and wellbeing benefits for sports players and runners and environmental benefits for our municipality and our State. As you can tell, I’m passionate about open space.
And just across that boundary, we have an incredible opportunity in the Australia Post site.
That is why I am pleased to announce today that Council will make a significant financial contribution to purchase the Australia Post site to use for new open space.
However, importantly, we cannot do this alone – we need the State Government to join us to purchase this site.
The State Government’s own framework earmarked the Australia Post site for open space to be delivered between 2020 – 2025, which means now!
Please reach out to your local member of parliament - remind them of the importance of open space and what it means for your children, your friends, our local community.
Together we can make this work. We can deliver a great sporting ground that we can be proud of for years to come. This can be our contribution, our legacy for the decades ahead.
But now, back to the other priority at hand today… I wish to congratulate Port Melbourne on a fantastic VFLW campaign. I know the team will do us proud today and let’s hope they can bring home the silverware. Go Borough!


The 2011 Parish Plan was completed by a volunteer Steering Group, we thank all members of that Group for their fine work.
You can view the 2011 Parish Plan here
The Parish Plan is a living document and is regularly reviewed.
See our Parish Action Plan page to read the latest update of the Plan.
You can also read more about Bradpole on the Parish Plan Twitter account:


0.69 Acre Commercial Site on Panama City Beach Parkway
This site is located west of Highway 79 just west of the St Joe Industrial Park and just 6 miles east of 30A.
- MLS #: 660934
- Address: 19419 Panama City Beach pkwy
- Subdivision: Laguna Beach Plaza
- Lot Dimensions: Irregular
- Acres: 0.69
- Price: $450,000
- No information.
- Parking: 0


SUMMER EN LA PLAZA APPLICATION IS NOW AVAILABLE!
Summer en La Plaza is a series of gatherings hosted by individuals, neighbors, artists, entrepreneurs, or community groups to bring the plaza to life, fully utilize the space, and introduce new people to the space. We invite you to consider how this space could get energized by you or your organization! Click here to learn more about the application, and apply today! Email Nora Godoy- González (firstname.lastname@example.org), Placemaking Director, if you have questions.
Application for Summer en La Plaza


A great place to visit with the entire family, Paco Park in Manila is considered as one of the unique landmarks of Manila City. Once, a municipal cemetery, it has now turned into a very beautiful garden and recreational park. The park has two circular structures containing layers of niches which were used for burial but which are now a strolling area. Visitors can enjoy and admire the beautiful scenic views of this park as galleries are present on the top of the structures.
This magnificent park is situated in close proximity with other attractions such as Rizal Park and Padre Faura, and the Ermita Shopping Mall. Paco Park is also a chosen venue for numerous free concerts and events, including classical genre shows. This park is a favorite meeting place for local families and friends, who generally crowd here during weekends.


The table features water consumption categories along with their associated number of connections, consumption and revenue generation data. The data is on the Bangalore’s water supply system managed by the Bangalore Water Supply and Sewerage Board (BWSSB) responsible for providing water supply to BBMP area of 800 sq. km.
|License:||CC BY-SA 2.5 IN: Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 2.5 India|
|Notes:||Consulted on February 16th, 2017.|


This gem of a property is awaiting for you. Great location for a 61.82 acre lot has endless opportunities for you to build on. Whether you are building apartments, townhouses, residential lots or for your own use. It is nestled on Ver Plank across from apartments/townhouses behind Target on Route 31. Utilities should be easy to tap into.
Coldwell Banker Prime Prop,Inc
Source: New York Alliance, MLS#: S1486416


VDOT News - Northern Virginia
Mike Murphy 703-259-1757
Sept. 9, 2016
Featherstone Road, Blackburn Road Nighttime Paving Sept. 12-16
WOODBRIDGE – Lane closures for milling and paving will occur nightly on portions of Featherstone Road and Blackburn Road from 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. Monday, Sept. 12 through Friday, Sept. 16, according to the Virginia Department of Transportation.
Featherstone Road will be paved between Blackburn Road and the railroad crossing, and Blackburn Road will be paved between Featherstone Road and Wentwood Lane.
Motorists can expect delays and are advised to use alternate routes.
Some of this work will occur close to residential areas, with the potential for loud noise. VDOT appreciates residents’ patience as we work to complete this needed work on busy roads at night.
Follow VDOT Northern Virginia on Twitter: @vadotnova
Information in VDOT news releases was accurate at the time the release was published. For the most current information about projects or programs, please visit the project or program Web pages. You may find those by searching by keyword in the search Virginia DOT box above.


Attention all Harrison residents/commuters:
Due to the Predicted Winter Storm Forecast to affect our area: The Harrison Police and Department of Public Works ask for your cooperation during the Snow Emergency.
There will be NO PARKING on Wednesday, March 7, 2018, starting at 9:00 AM until Thursday, March 8, 2018 at 6:00 AM:
Harrison Ave. from 2nd St. to Schuyler Ave.
Frank E Rodgers Blvd. from Bergen St. to Scott Mobus Pl.
This parking restriction is to help keep the streets plowed and accessible to emergency vehicles, as well as pedestrian, and vehicular traffic. The Harrison Police Department will be strictly enforcing this parking restriction. Vehicles in violation of this posting will be ticketed and towed at the owner’s expense, there are no exceptions. Residents are asked to please wait until snow is completely removed from curb to curb before parking. Any questions on parking contact the DPW or continue checking updates @ www.townofharrisonnj.com, Thank you for your cooperation.


Client: CMC Ravenna
Project: Metro Station, RHO
Tipology: Glass railing with point fixing system.
Location: Rho, Milan, Italy
Photo: Courtesy CMC Ravenna
Staircase and platform parapets with point-fixed glass
system were achieved for Rho metro station. Before
completion the project planned the implementation
of various finishing elements, coatings and special
details in stainless steel and aluminium sheet.


We had a town meeting recently in Orange and it was brought up that we should have a Dog Park. There are many dog owners here and most of us wouldn’t mind having the dog license tax raised or doubled to contribute to this. Many other towns have successful dog parks and it’s a good place for the community to meet. And with successful signage and fencing, it would be a great success as all the other places we have lived in and visited. It would be a great addition to the town of Orange.


Thanks for stopping by the Festival Beach Community Garden website. We are planting ideas and waiting for some sunshine on this site. So really we can only offer you fertalizer here. But if you are looking to get involved with the garden visit our site over here at Austin Community Gardens. You can also join our email list to get involved and stay informed about how things are progressing with this important community project!


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SUNBURY — Sunbury will continue their snow removal efforts on Tuesday. Beginning at 7:30 a.m. on Tuesday and continuing until 4:30 p.m., snow will be removed from Susquehanna Avenue, Edison Avenue, Twelfth Street, Line Street, Ridge Avenue from Highland Avenue to Eleventh Street and Highland Avenue from Ridge Avenue to Eleventh Street.
Vehicles must be removed from these streets while the snow removal effort is underway. If they are not removed they can be ticketed and towed. (Ali Stevens)


Town of Smyrna Contractor is planning a road closure on Wolverine Trail on Monday, March 13th and Tuesday, March 14th from 10:00PM to 5:00AM for road work.
When Wolverine Trail is completed and open on Tuesday at that time Genie Lane will be closed on Tuesday and Wednesday night, March 14th and 15th to install a waterline under the road. The map shows the locations of the closures.
Traffic is advised to seek alternate routes during these nights and times. Please allow for extra time and use caution when driving through this area.
If you have any questions please contact Public Works (615) 459-9766.


This contract is to upgrade the existing stormwater network from a subdivision at 6/118 Brecon Road to Achilles Street. This will be achieved through the replacement of the existing 150 mm Ø pipe with a 300 mm Ø uPVC rubber ringed pipe. The pipe is to mitigate upstream stormwater flooding and land overflow from the new subdivision on Brecon Road.
The existing 150 mm Ø pipe will be sealed off and remain as a redundant pipe.
Department/Business Unit: Assets
|Closing||6 Apr 2023 2:00 PM NZST|
|Notice Type||Request for Tenders (RFT)|
|Contact Details||Steve Taylor
|Published||16 Mar 2023 2:00 PM NZDT|
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Department of Public Works
Invitation to Bid
Relocate Outfield fence and redirect the Drainage System at the lower Baseball field Litchfield Community Field
58 North Lake Street
Litchfield, Connecticut 2017
The Town of Litchfield is accepting bids to relocate the outfield fence and redirect the affected drainage system at the lower Baseball field at the Litchfield Community Field. All bids must be submitted on forms and in accordance with specifications supplied by and available at the Town of Litchfield, Public Works Department, 101 Russell Street, Litchfield CT. Bids will be received at the Office of the First Selectman, 74 West Street, Litchfield, CT, 06759 until 1:00 p.m. on Friday, July 14, 2017 and will be opened and read publicly at that time in the Office of the First Selectman. There is a non-refundable $20 fee for the bid documents unless downloaded from the town of Litchfield web site www.townoflitchfield.org . There is a mandatory bid walk on Friday July 7, 2017 at the site at 9:00 AM.
The Town of Litchfield reserves the right to waive the technical defects in the bids, to reject any bid which does not conform to the terms and conditions described in the bid documents, to accept or reject any part of any bid and to reject all bids and again invite bids.
No bidder may withdraw a bid within 60 days after the bid opening. EOE-AA.
R-A June 24, 2017


News & Alerts
Route 19 on detour due to Talmadge closure at Laskey.
Route 26D on detour due to Douglas closure.
Route 26 to use new roundabouts via Berdan and Cherry.
Downtown Jefferson routes using Monroe on Thursday.
Schedules for Toledo Public Schools/High Schools
Fall 2015 updates effective September 6.
How To Properly Exit a TARTA Bus
UPDATED 34 outbound to detour Friday due to Detroit Ave. closure.
Route 32 on detour due to South Ave. closure.
UPDATED route 22F detour.
Public Transit Forum at Reynolds Corners Branch Tuesday Evening.
Route 24/24T detour due to Delaware closure.
No Muddy™ Shuttle service at Rec Center through Sunday.
Holiday hours scheduled for Saturday, July 4.
Music Under the Stars shuttle service begins July 12.
Fare increase effective Monday, July 6, 2015.
Route 11 on detour due to Oak St. closure.
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING – PROPOSED SERVICE CHANGES
Huron Street closed Saturday afternoon for event.
National Dump the Pump Day is June 18.
UPDATED: 34H inbound detour to begin June 15.
Fare Sales Survey
Monroe Street closed at TMA campus Saturday.
44X to detour for River Road closure.
34/34H detour due to continued Airport Highway roadwork.
Route 44X on detour due to River Road closure.
Downtown routes to detour for Saturday’s Memorial Day Parade.
TARTA to provide rides for 3rd Thursday Loop year-round.
Outbound routes 5 and 27 on detour near downtown.
“Bike-N-Bus” May 11-17; 25¢ bus fare for bicyclists.
Inbound route 13 detour starts Wednesday, May 6.
Summer updates include a new route effective June 7.
Route 44X on detour Monday for Turnpike overpass closure.
Route 20 on detour due to closure at Ashland and Woodruff.
Game Shuttle service to roll for Opening Day Doubleheader and Walleye.
Downtown detours Saturday, April 18.
Route 16 detour due to E. Bancroft St. closure.
34H detoured at Devonshire for 30 days.
TARTA adds two job openings to its Finance Department.
Fare Increase Public Hearing Notice
Public Comment Notice
Inbound route 19 detour due to Cherry Street closure.
26B/D/L outbound on detour.
NOW OPEN: Route 26 outbound on detour due to closure at Berdan and Detroit.
Spring 2015 schedule changes effective April 5.
Routes 20 and 26 to detour Thursday for Mayor’s funeral.
34H now open.
February Board of Trustees meeting canceled.
New employment opportunities include Road Supervisor.
Route schedules available for download at TARTA.com
NOW OPEN: Inbound 26D detour due to Douglas closure at Oak Grove.
Winter 2015 route and schedule changes effective January 4.
Three Walleye Shuttle locations added for Winterfest.
MLK Bridge open for East Toledo routes.
East Toledo routes on detour due to MLK Bridge closure.
NOW OPEN: Route 20 on detour due to Ashland closure.
Open House welcomes Bus Mechanic applicants.
Route 24 on Delaware now open following detour.
Downtown routes to detour for Saturday’s Holiday Parade.
Route 19 inbound on detour until spring 2015.
Outbound route 34 on detour.
Route 30 and 28/30 inbound detour begins Monday due to Oakwood closure.
Route 13 on detour due to Starr closure.
TARTA to provide free service on Election Day 2014.
REVISED: Route 20 on detour for Downtown Zombie Crawl.
REVISED: Routes 20 and 24 on detour Friday and Saturday for Tent City.
Northbound route 3 on detour.
2014 Walleye Shuttle service starts Saturday, October 18
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING – FINALIZATION ON EXPERIMENTAL ROUTES
ODOT to hold five regional transit stakeholder meetings in October.
Park Station Closed Friday through Sunday.
UPDATED: Route 3 on detour due to construction on Dorr at Secor.
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As a forward-thinking organization, we continually embrace new technologies that protect the environment, improve operational efficiency, reduce costs and, above all, enhance the lives of our riders. Here are some of our pivotal achievements:
What’s more, all the information you need to get the best from TARTA is on this new and improved, easy-to-navigate website. Going above and beyond for our passengers is more than a promise, it’s our mission.


Basic road statistics of India 2015-16
India’s road length increased by 1.31 lakh kilometres within a span of one year between March 2015 and March 2016, according to the latest report released by the road transport and highways ministry. This translates to adding 360 km daily to the country’s road network in comparison to 170 km and 190 km per day in 2013-14 and 2014-15 respectively. India’s road network increased from 54.72 lakh kms to 56.03 lakh kms on the back of higher pace of construction of rural roads which pushed up the total length by almost half. Not just length, even quality improvement was reported in the national highway (NH) segment with more number of one lane stretches getting converted to minimum two lanes. According to the “Basic Road Statistics of India 2015-16”, the total expenditure — both public and private — was Rs 98,900 crore during 2015-16 in comparison to Rs 54,935 crore during the previous financial year, a whopping 55% increase. However, large chunk of unpaved road network remains a concern as still 38% of the entire road network across the country is yet to be surfaced and most of these are rural roads.


Under our existing, on-call services contract for testing and inspection services with the City of Houston, originally awarded in 2013, RINER is currently completing the following service orders:
RINER’s QC testing and inspection scope during construction on the various service orders includes pavement and utility earthwork, cast in place concrete, conventional concrete reinforcing, grout, shotcrete, asphalt, and concrete coring.
The largest of RINER’s above-listed active service orders, Gillette Trunkline Drainage and Paving Improvements, includes testing and inspection of backfill for over 5,600 LF of storm sewer (up to 120-inch by 120-inch concrete box structures) and testing and inspection of over 160,000 SF of reinforced concrete pavement and related subgrade.
Another City of Houston service order, Northside Sewer Relief Tunnel Rehabilitation Area No. 4, involves modifications to 4,700 LF of 132-inch diameter sanitary sewer tunnel. RINER’s scope includes testing of viscosity and compressive strength of light and conventional weight grouts used to support the access shafts and to construct the tunnel liner system.


Rodeo Grounds Parking Lot Paving Projec80477 | 03/15/2020 | Ad id: 8-0000564672-01
Rodeo Grounds Parking Lot Paving Project
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
City of Steamboat Springs
137 10th Street
PO Box 775088
Steamboat Springs, CO 80477
Separate sealed BIDS for the construction of "Rodeo Grounds Parking Lot Paving Project", will be received by the OWNER at the office of the OWNER, City of Steamboat Springs, P.O. Box 775088, 137 10th Street, Steamboat Springs, CO 80477, Attention: Shelly St. Pierre until 10:00 A.M. prevailing time on April 16, 2020, and then at said location publicly opened and read aloud. Late bids and bids delivered to the wrong address will be returned to the bidder unopened.
The WORK consists of:
The construction of storm drain systems, water quality treatment facility, irrigation, lighting, landscaping, pavement striping, concrete curb and gutter, concrete sidewalks, and asphalt paving.
The BID DOCUMENTS may be obtained electronically at http://www.steamboatsprings.net/bids.aspx or by contacting the Purchasing Division, or after noon on March 16, 2020, located in the City Hall Offices, 137 10th St., Steamboat Springs, Colorado.
The Purchasing Division will maintain a planholders list.
A BID BOND in the amount of 5 percent of the BID AMOUNT is required if the project amount is in excess of $50,000.00. PERFORMANCE and PAYMENT BONDS in the amount of 100 percent of the CONTRACT AMOUNT will be required if the project amount is in excess of $50,000.00.
The City of Steamboat Springs reserves the right to reject any and all bids and proposals and enter into a contract or issue a purchase order which, in its opinion, best serves the needs of the City of Steamboat Springs and its citizens.
Published in the Steamboat Pilot & Today on March 15, 22 and 29, 2020. 0000564672


Listed by Bean Group / Portsmouth
2 Wood Ridge Lane might just be the highest geographical lot in the town of Exeter. And, perfectly sited on this lot is a lovely, deceivingly spacious Cape with solar panels. All of six years young, this carefully thought-out floor plan and well-constructed Chinburg home affords you not only four bedrooms, but also a separate office and the opportunity to finish the basement. While the vista is great from the front, the back offers a sizable deck and a great lawn at the edge of a beautiful stand of trees. Known for its sidewalks, street lights, and miles of conservation trails as well as its ideal location to towns and highways, Forest Ridge is a most desirable neighborhood. Affordable living with affordable energy costs...2 Wood Ridge Lane.
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Dated: 14th September 2020
Portsmouth City Council (Coburg Street) (Temporary Prohibition of Driving, Loading and Waiting) (No.88) Order 2020
Notice is hereby given that Portsmouth City Council intends to make the above Order under Section 14(1)(a) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, as amended by the Road Traffic (Temporary Restrictions) Act 1991.
The Order comes into operation from 28th September 2020 and the effect will be as follows:-
A) TEMPORARY PROHIBITION OF DRIVING
COBURG STREET – From west of the entrance to Deaf Centre Car Park to its western end.
B) TEMPORARY FOOTWAY CLOSURE
COBURG STREET – From opposite lamppost no. 4 on the north side to its junction with Holbrook Road.
C) TEMPORARY PROHIBITION OF LOADING AND WAITING
COBURG STREET – For 7 metres east on the north side opposite lamppost no. 4.
From west of the entrance to Deaf Centre Car Park to its western end.
D) REASON FOR THE ORDER
To facilitate construction of a new build student accommodation.
E) DURATION OF THE ORDER
From 28th September 2020 for 18 months or completion of the works, whichever is sooner.
No vehicle diversion – Dead end road.
Pedestrian access will be maintained on the opposite footway. Access only to garages on the northern side.
Pam Turton, Assistant Director of Regeneration (Transport), Portsmouth City Council, Civic Offices, Portsmouth PO1 2NE
A copy of the Order may be requested from email@example.com


Transportation Secretary James A. Aloisi, Jr. will moderate two Patrick-Murray Administration community forums on choices facing Massachusetts in the current economic climate.
Secretary Aloisi will moderate a community forum today, Thursday, May 14, 7:30– 8:30pm, at Whaling Church, 69 Main Street, Edgartown, Martha's Vineyard.
Dates, times, locations and administration hosts for other forums can be found here. Summaries along with videos and questions will be posted following the forums.
Governor Patrick Celebrates MBTA Assembly Station Opening posted on Sep 2
Governor Deval Patrick today joined state and local officials and Somerville business owners at the opening ceremony of the new Assembly Orange Line MBTA station. Assembly is the first new MBTA station in 27 years and is a key element in the creation of a …Continue Reading Governor Patrick Celebrates MBTA Assembly Station Opening
Green Line Extension Public Meeting Set posted on Sep 2
The MBTA will hold a public meeting to discuss early construction elements of the Green Line Extension project that will begin this fall. The meeting is scheduled as follows: Thursday, September 18, 6:00-8:00pm, Holiday Inn, 30 Washington Street, Somerville Green Line Extension construction will be …Continue Reading Green Line Extension Public Meeting Set
RMV: New Boston Branch Location, Low Number Lottery Drawing posted on Aug 28
MassDOT Registrar of Motor Vehicles Celia J. Blue announced the annual low number license plate lottery drawing will be held on September 10 at the RMV’s soon-to-open new Boston branch, Haymarket Center at 136 Blackstone Street. “As we move our operations to a new Boston …Continue Reading RMV: New Boston Branch Location, Low Number Lottery Drawing


More about 999 EMERALD FOREST BLVD Boulevard, Covington, LA 70433
HUGE REDUCTION!!!17 +/- acres on Emerald Forest Blvd. Currently zoned A-3, Flood Zone X, Perfect for multi family, office park, or assisted living facility, Near Home Depot, Walmart, and all large commercial in Covington near I-12. Priced at $2.50 PSF, buyer to verify size.


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New Theatre Presentation
Tiverton Community Arts Theatre, Bolham Road, Tiverton EX16 6SQ
- 24th October 2018 at 7pm
Tiverton Community Arts Theatre (TCAT) – New Theatre Presentation TCAT is working hard to reach its goal of building a new theatre and community facility for Mid Devon.
We now have outline planning permission to build a new theatre on land at Bolham Road, Tiverton
TCAT would like to invite you to see design plans for the building. Meet experienced theatre architect Tim Foster and theatre consultants ACL Consultancy Solutions. This is your chance to share your ideas, contribute to plans and support this exciting project.
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|Limits||From south Ulmerton Road to south of 138th Avenue and from east of Ranchero Blvd to west of US 19|
|Project Start||August 2020|
|Estimated Completion||Fall 2020|
|Contractor||Ajax Paving Industries of Florida, LLC|
This project will repave a portion of 66th Street North between Ulmerton Road and 138th Avenue and a portion of Ulmerton Road between Ranchero Blvd. and US 19 in Largo.
Construction is expected to finish in the fall of 2020.
SR 693 (66th Street North) at SR 688 (Ulmerton Road) intersection improvements
Intermittent lane closures: Monday, September 28 through Thursday, October 1 from 8:30 p.m. to 6 a.m.


TCV at Railway Fields Nature Reserve
Railway Fields Nature Reserve is The Conservation Volunteers' first Green Hub in London and a focal point for our London activities. In partnership with Haringey Council, local businesses and communities TCV develop the site to make it the fantastic green space that it is.
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Various planning applications have been submitted to Walsall Borough Council.
The below list, taken from Walsall Borough Council’s website on Tuesday, November 16, contains part one of planning applications that were determined in the previous week.
- 19/0822: First-floor side extensions, single-storey front extension, two-storey side and rear extensions to provide two kitchens, two dining rooms, playroom, eight additional bedrooms with en-suites, and a gym area with ensuite on the first floor. 26 Mellish Road, in Walsall, WS4 2ED.
- 19/1365: Non-illuminated advertising hoarding. Car park, Old Birchills, in Walsall.
- 20/0068: Erection of two three-bedroom, semi-detached dwelling houses with off-street parking to the front. 49-51 Eastbourne Street, in Walsall, WS4 2BN.
- 20/1348: Two-storey side extension and ground floor front canopy. Everglade, Streetly Wood, Streetly, Sutton Coldfield, in Walsall, B74 3DQ.
- 21/0049: Hybrid planning application for: Full Demolition of all remaining buildings and structures; phased site remediation (not involving open cast mining); creation of development platforms; highway works and access; and provision of the car parking area. Outline (all matters reserved except for access) Erection of phased E (restricted use), B2 and B8 (Use Classes) employment buildings, including landscaping and open space; internal roads and footways, parking and service areas; balancing ponds; and associated utilities and infrastructure - application accompanied by an environmental statement (EIA development). Site of former James Bridge Copper Works, Reservoir Place, in Walsall.
- 21/0145: Full Application for removal of existing 15m high monopole and replacement with 24m monopole to carry 18 new antennas, two 0.3m dishes on brackets, one GPS module, and 24 ERS modules. Relocation of three existing equipment cabinets, installation of one new cabinet and two new equipment racks on new base, and development ancillary thereto. Telecommunications Mast, Reaymer Close, in Walsall.
- 21/0229: Full application for the removal of the existing six antennas on existing Crows Nest headframe and replacement with a new 3m section fixed to the existing 22m high Lattice tower; the installation of 12 antennas on new offset brackets installed on tower legs; the installation of two 0.3m dishes fixed to tower legs; the installation of two GPS modules installed on existing cabin; the removal of existing three RRU's and installation of nine new RRU modules fixed to tower legs of 15 new ERS modules and development ancillary thereto. Vodafone LTD, Telecommunications equipment, Bloxwich Lane Industrial Estate, Bloxwich Lane, in Walsall.
- 21/0248: Full application for construction of one three-bedroom detached dwelling with associated parking and landscaping. 1 Arrow Road, in Walsall, WS3 1BG.
- 21/0271: Proposed two-storey side extension, single-storey rear extension, and a replacement gable roof with rear-facing dormer extension to accommodate loft conversion. 97 Bescot Crescent, in Walsall, WS1 4DJ.
- 21/0523: Proposed first-floor front and first-floor side extension with single-storey rear extension. 7 Greaves Avenue, in Walsall, WS5 3QF.
- 21/0582. Two-storey rear extension, roof extension with increased ridge height, rear conservatory plus front bay window. 25 Rowan Road, in Walsall, WS5 4ET.
- 21/0643: Single-storey side extension to create garage and dining room. 14 Coppice Lane, in Walsall, WV12 5RS.
- 21/0731: Proposed part single, part double-storey rear extension with new front porch and garage conversion. 48 Pitchwood Close, in Walsall, WS10 8BF.
- 21/0815: Proposed Detached Garage. 2 Willows Road, in Walsall, WS4 1RD.
- 21/0891: Lawful Development Certificate for a proposed loft conversion with front Velux roof light and rear box dormer. 54 Princethorpe Road, Willenhall, in Walsall, WV13 2LD.
- 21/0926: Lawful development certificate for proposed use for a single-storey side extension. 102 Croxdene Avenue, Bloxwich, in Walsall, WS3 2NH.
- 21/0945: T4, T5, T6 (3 Oak) - reduce by 25 per cent. Holly in A1 - reduce height, and branches overhanging garden, by 1m. Bowness Grove, Willenhall, in Walsall, WV12 5DB.
- 21/0952: Ground floor rear side infill extension, first-floor side and rear gable extensions, ground floor front extension with pitched roof, and extended loft conversion with roof lights. 43 Delves Road, in Walsall, WS1 3JX.
- 21/0975: Proposed two-storey side and rear extension and single-storey side extension. 15 Stamping Way, Bloxwich, in Walsall, WS3 2LG.
- 21/0980: Two-storey extension to form two new bedrooms, internal staircase, and single-storey extension to lounge space (resubmission of previously approved expired planning application 17/0703). The Bush Rest Home, 37-39 Bush Street, Darlaston, Wednesbury, in Walsall, WS10 8LE.
- 21/0982: Resubmission of 20/1654: single-storey rear extension and first-floor side extension with catslide roof with front dormer. Including replacement of the approved side catslide roof with a hipped roof, amendments to openings in the rear and side elevation, plus installation of a roof light in the rear roof slope. 16 Bell Lane, in Walsall, WS5 4ES.
- 21/0993: Rear single-storey extension (Affects Setting of Public Footpath NDA149/001). 12 Miles Meadow Close, in Walsall, WV12 5YE.
- 21/1027: First-floor front gable extension. 30 Canning Road, in Walsall, WS5 3HN.
- 21/1091: Prior approval for a part change of use of a building from office use (Class B1(a)) (amended to Use Class E (g) (i)) - to dwellings (Class C3). Re-development of the first and second floor of building to provide 11 self-contained dwellings. Bradford Street, in Walsall, WS1 1NX.
Relevant documents and the full list of applications and appeals can be viewed online on the Walsall Borough Council planning portal


Norway considers mountain bike trail
October 3, 2017
Iron Mountain Daily News
A mountain bike trail system from Marion Park to Piers Gorge is one step closer to reality after the Norway City Council on Monday allowed local residents working with the Dickinson County Bike Path Committee to start phase one of the project.
Phase one consists of creating beginner-level trails up to 2 miles in total length on city-owned property from the park pavilion to south of Oak Crest Golf Course, Norway Parks and Recreation Committee Member Beau Anderson said.
All costs and equipment, including tools, chain saws, leaf blowers, marking flags and signage, will be covered by the bike path committee, Anderson noted.
Although the trails will be designed with mountain bikers in mind, hikers also would be able to use the beginner-level trails, resident Steve Viehl said.
Subsequent phases, which Anderson said will take place over several years, will create moderate and advanced trails on properties further south and west owned by the city, Norway-Vulcan Area Schools, Verso Corp. and the Michigan Department of Natural Resources.
Council members were enthusiastic about the idea, with Lee Meneghini calling Marion Park a perfect trailhead with parking and restrooms.
The council, at City Attorney Grant Carlson’s suggestion, also agreed to draw up a license agreement and get proof of insurance from the bike path committee.
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It is just over forty years since Black Rock was graced by this rather attractive and fondly remembered open air pool.
Now there are plans afoot to ‘revitalise’ the site with something new.
WEDNESDAY 27TH NOVEMBER, 2PM – 7.30PM
St George’s Road
THURSDAY 28TH NOVEMBER, 2PM – 7.30PM
24 Marina Square, Waterfront


Mentor City Council to Consider Road Repair Bid
The regular council meeting begins at 7 p.m. tonight
Mentor City Council will consider an ordinance tonight that would award a contract to a Northeast Ohio company for the remainder of the 2013 road repair program.
If approved, Stow-based Karvo Paving Co. would receive the contract for an amount not to exceed $702,268.80. According to a memo from city engineer David A. Swiger, Karvo submitted the lowest bid amount.
The work to be done includes resurfacing on several streets, including Munson Road, Market Street, Blackbrook Road and Hart Street. The final completion date is Sept. 27.
The meeting begins tonight at 7 p.m. at City Hall.


With the development of the West Lothian Council offices and surrounding busy green spaces, we where asked to design up some bespoke stainless steel picnic tables and benches.
It was decided to use a perforated steel top to aid with drainage and create a level surface that could be used for simple lunches or informal meetings. Curved coordinated benches where design to allow for easy access as well as space for wheel chairs.
By using 316 stainless steel these products will outlast their timber counterparts by many years, matched with the fact that steel is 100% recyclable they are not only more cost effect but also environmentally friendly.
Each item is manufactured to individual project needs, be it, fixing methods, sizes and dimensions or difficult shaped areas. This gives the designer complete freedom to create the right item for their project.


The Bennington Township Planning Commission Meeting was held on March 27, 2008.
President Robert Schoch called the meeting to order at 7:10 pm.
Members present: Alan Dutcher, Bernie Scollan, Donna Ash and Robert Schoch.
Moved by Donna Ash to approve meeting agenda. Seconded by Bernie Scollan. Motion carried.
Moved by Donna Ash to accept corrected Minutes of February, 2008. Seconded by Alan Dutcher. Motion carried.
Comments from the audience: Doug Piggott from Rowe Incorporated talked about updates to the Township Land Use Plan.
Randy Woodworth introduced himself as a township resident who will be running for county commissioner.
No land divisions
Alan Dutcher moved to table the Land Use Plan until next meeting, seconded by Bernie Scollan. Motion passed
Alan Dutcher moved to table the county Text Amendment until the next meeting, seconded by Bernie Scollan. Motion passed
The next Bennington Township Planning Commission meeting date will be on April 24, 2008.
Alan Dutcher moved to adjourn the meeting, seconded by Donna Ash. Motion passed


Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and Florida Division of Emergency Management (FDEM)
11/12/19 5:00 PM EST
Grants to Florida state, local, and tribal government agencies for improvement projects to reduce the risk of flood damage to qualifying structures. Funding is intended to help communities eliminate or reduce the risk of repetitive damage from floods to buildings and structures that are insurable under the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP).
The Flood Mitigation Assistance Program is funded by FEMA and administered through a partnership with the Florida Division of Emergency Management (FDEM). FDEM has the authority and responsibility for developing and maintaining a State Hazard Mitigation Plan, reviewing Flood Mitigation Assistance Program subapplications, recommending technically feasible and cost effective subapplications to FEMA and providing pass-thru funding for FEMA approved and awarded project grants to eligible subapplicants.
Eligible Project Activities:
Eligible mitigation projects include:
The activities above, although eligible, must also meet the following minimum criteria in order to be considered for funding:
GrantWatch ID#: 171377
The maximum federal share for FMA planning subapplications is as follows:
- $200,000 for community flood mitigation advance assistance, such as project scoping
- $10 million for community flood mitigation projects
- $50,000 for Technical Assistance for states/territories who were awarded FMA grant program funds totaling at least $1 million in FY 2018.
- $100,000 per applicant for mitigation planning with a maximum of $50,000 for state plans and $25,000 for local plans.
A maximum of 10 percent of grant funds awarded can be used by the recipient for management costs, and a maximum of 5 percent of grant funds awarded can be used by the subrecipient for management costs, per HMA Guidance.
The period of performance for the FMA grant program begins with the award of federal funds and ends no later than 36 months from the date of award.
Before starting your grant application, please review the funding source's website listed below for updates/changes/addendums/conferences/LOIs.
Register for the eGrants System:
Florida Division of Emergency Management
Non-Disaster Grant Programs
Territorial Project Managers:
Office: (850) 815-4525
Office: (850) 815-4532
Office: (850) 815-4553
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State of Florida
Division of Emergency Management
Flood Mitigation Assistance Program
2555 Shumard Oak Boulevard
Tallahassee, Florida 32399-2100


Mayor SMC meets Governor
JAMMU, FEBRUARY 29: Junaid Azim Mattu, Mayor, Srinagar Municipal Corporation, met Governor Satya Pal Malik at the Raj Bhavan here today.
Mattu briefed Governor about the initiatives of the SMC for ensuring efficient delivery of public services under its purview and steps taken by the SMC for maintenance of cleanliness and sanitation of the area within its jurisdiction. He requested Governor for providing security and accommodation to the Corporators of the SMC.
Governor assured Mattu due consideration of his demand. He advised Mattu to ensure prompt provision of public services entrusted to the SMC and deal strictly with any violations of the approved Master Plan. He urged him to ensure cleanliness and beautification of Srinagar city, appropriate for a world class tourist destination.


The third meeting of the Harbor Commission reevaluation of Newport Harbor mooring fees and transferability will take place on March 23rd. Mooring permit holders, and those interested in Newport Harbor moorings, encouraged to attend, be heard, participate in this process.
Monday, March 23, 2015, 6:00 PM:
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Newport Beach Civic Center – Community Room
100 Civic Center Drive
Newport Beach, CA 92660
(map and directions)
Monday, March 23, 2015, 6:00 PM
Meeting WILL BE AT City Hall.
Community Room is adjacent to Council Chambers.


Town of Canaan (Falls Village)
Planning & Zoning Commission
Notice is hereby given that on Monday, August 29, 2022 at 6:30 PM in the Canaan (Falls Village) Town Hall, which is located at 108 Main Street, Falls Village, CT 06031; the Planning & Zoning Commission will hold Public Hearing(s) on:
A three (3)-month moratorium on Adult Recreational Cannabis in response to Public Act 21-1, as amended and Public Act 23-103, An Act Concerning Cannabis.
At the hearings all interested parties may appear and be heard, and written testimony received.
R-A Aug., 15 & Aug., 22, 2022


Residents who were rendered homeless in an eviction drive carried out by the Highways Department in 2010 for widening Velachery Main Road have finally got house allotment letters from the Tamil Nadu Slum Clearance Board. The beneficiaries received their allotment letters on Wednesday after a prolonged struggle. Thirty-one families were identified by the Revenue Department for getting alternative housing facilities.
The residents approached various arms of government departments, including the Kancheepuram Collector, several times, who finally sent his recommendations to the TNSCB in November 2017. While handing over the sanction letters issued by the Tahsildar at his office in Tambaram, MLA S.R. Raja said there were several administrative lacunae, which delayed the process.
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Union Minister of Railways Piyush Goyal took a survey of last-mile connectivity plans for Char Dham projects. Kedarnath and Badrinath Rail connectivity will take off from Karnaprayag station which is part of 125 km long Rishikesh -Karnaprayag new BG Rail line project.
The Final Location Survey for new BG rail connectivity to Char Dham, that is, Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath, and Badrinath is near completion
The minister directed officials that options of all last leg connectivity be examined along with detailed cost implications for the entire project up to completion. He said, the pilgrims must get fast, safe and comfortable last leg connectivity with the Char Dhams, he said.
On the other hand, Gangotri and Yamunotri Rail connectivity will take off from the existing Doiwala Station.


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Deadline: Safe Streets and Roads for All Applications Due
September 15, 2022 @ 5:00 pm
The FY22 Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO) for Safe Streets and Roads for All grants is live on Grants.gov.
The deadline for applications is 5:00 p.m. EDT on September 15, 2022. For details, more information, and applicant guidance visit: transportation.gov/SS4A


Unique development opportunity on one of the last remaining vacant lots in highly desirable Aiea Heights neighborhood. Secluded and private site. Promontory ocean views. New architectural report on building options for one or more dwelling. Topo map done in 2016. Buyer to do own due diligence. This is a split zoned R-10 one acre/ P-2 3.68 acres
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A special meeting of Council has been called by the mayor for 4pm on Wednesday, January 29th. All Council meetings are held in council chambers at the Town of Sedgewick Administration office. The purpose of the meeting is to discuss the final inspection of the hockey arena roof.
Special Meeting of Council
January 27th, 2020


You may appear at the hearing to express your views concerning the above. Written statements may be submitted to the Fort Madison City Clerk, P.O. Box 240, 811 Avenue E, Fort Madison, Iowa, 52627 no later than 4:30 PM on March 1, 2016 or delivered before the hearing is closed. For more information, contact Doug Krogmeier, Planning and Zoning Director, at (319) 372-7700, ext. 212 or email@example.com.


*** IMPORTANT CONSULTATION WITH HEATHROW TODAY AT RICHINGS PARK SPORTS CLUB 2PM - 8PM REGARDING PROPOSED NEW FLIGHT PATHS! ***
Please note that Heathrow will be holding a consultation event on their proposed new flight paths at the Richings Park Sports Club TODAY Tuesday 22 January, 2-8pm.
Please encourage your neighbours to attend this important event and register our protest at their plans.
If approved, Iver, Iver Heath and Richings Park will have planes directly overhead for the first time and will be impacted by more noise from the airport, both before and after the third runway is built. The key points are:
• We will get up to 17 planes an hour going directly overhead
• The new runway will be very close to us and we will hear noise from it virtually all the time, on top of what we already hear from the existing runways
• We are excluded from the noise compensation zone yet will be severely impacted.
Please attend this event and give feedback to help us fight these plans for Heathrow.
The Airspace and Future Operations Consultation is now open please take the time to register your response.


PHILADELPHIA LAND BANK
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Authorizing the Philadelphia Land Bank to dispose of 1907 E. Sterner Street, 1722 N. 3rd Street, 2751 Kensington Avenue, 265 W. Thayer Street, and 2741 N. Orkney Street located in the Seventh Councilmanic District in accordance with the terms of Chapter 16-700 of The Philadelphia Code.
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Aberdeen Cross City Transport Connections Study
These pages provide information on this key transportation study to undertake an appraisal of sustainable transport connections between a number of development sites in Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire.
This study is currently being funded by NESTRANS, the Regional Transport partnership for the North East of Scotland and Aberdeen City Council. The purpose of the study is to examine transport connections between new areas of development on the periphery of Aberdeen, and in areas of Aberdeenshire close to Aberdeen City, with the aim of providing viable, attractive and direct linkages, as an alternative to the private car.
The study will be carried out using standard Government assessment methods and in particular will adopt the approach set out in the Scottish Transport Appraisal Guidance (STAG). The study will also include full engagement with Stakeholders throughout the process. For details of the STAG process please click on the following link:
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The initial sections of the study involve carrying out a STAG Pre-Appraisal and Part 1 Appraisal which are currently on-going. For details of study progress please click on the following link:
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Regular updates on the progress of this study will be posted on this site. The STAG Pre-Appraisal report can be found via the link at the top of this page. Any comments on the study process can be made in writing with the heading "Aberdeen Cross City Transport Connections" to the address below or can alternatively be emailed to us making sure the subject heading contains the words: "Aberdeen Cross City Transport Connections ".
For any further details contact the Infrastructure Programmes team, either by phone, e-mail or by writing to us:
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County road construction through Friday, Dec. 5
Published: Thursday, November 27, 2008 at 6:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, November 26, 2008 at 1:19 p.m.
OCALA - The Marion County Transportation Department has announced the following roads (and drainage) will be under construction Saturday through Friday, 5:
- County Road 42 from Southeast 138th Avenue to the Ocklawaha River Bridge.
- CR 42 from U.S. 301 to Southeast 73rd Avenue.
- Southeast 31st Street from Southeast 19th Avenue to U.S 441.
- Northwest/Southwest 80th Avenue at the State Road 40 intersection.
- County Road 318 drainage improvement from County Road 329 to County Road 225.
- Northwest 44th from U.S. 27 to Northwest 60th Street.
The county urges motorists to use caution and expect delays. Drivers may wish to take alternate routes to avoid construction areas.
For more information, contact Project Manager Mike Butzer at 352-671-8686.
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Planning Commission Gives Its Blessing to Creve Coeur Hilton Hotel Plan - St. Louis Post Dispatch
The Planning & Zoning Commission voted Monday night to recommend a rezoning for a 260-room Hilton Hotel, to be called the Creve Coeur Grand Hotel, at Olive Boulevard and Mosley Road.
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Croisic Building, N.W. Cor. 5th Ave. & 26th St.
Brunswick Bldg., 5th Ave. & 26th St.
Windsor Arcade,1902, 5th Ave. N.E. Cor. 46th St.
592-594 5th Av.
Bldgs. N.E. Cor. 5th Ave & 52nd St.
Rupert Bdg. 531 5th Av. cor. 44 St.
[A. 18th Street and 5th Ave. ; B. 5th Avenue north from 28th Street.]
S.W. Cor. 4th Ave. & 21st St.
Cambridge Bldg. S.W. Cor. 5th Ave. & 33rd St.
The Fuller Building, Broadway & 5th Ave. New York.
5th Ave. & 34th St. N.E.
Apartment 4 E. 66th St., cor. 5th Av.
Street Scenes - 1915, 8th Ave. N.E. Cor. 125th St. (Kelly Bros. Bar).
Building S. W. Cor. 25th St. & Bway.
5th Ave. and Madison Square, N.Y.
Fifth Av. S.E. cor. 46 St.


Urban Institute publishes study on value of achieving functional zero. Read more.
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EVANSVILLE - A precautionary boil order that had been in effect for some residents of Evansville's West Side has been lifted.
The advisory, which had been issued Friday, included the following areas:
All of Western Hills subdivision; North Craig Avenue from Upper Mount Vernon to the dead end; North Helfrich Avenue from Upper Mount Vernon to Clement Street; West Columbia Street from North Helfrich Avenue to North Craig Avenue; West Maryland Street from Western Avenue to North Craig Avenue; West Oregon Street from Wester Avenue to the dead end; Western Avenue from Beale Street to the dead end; Beale Street from Western Ave to the dead end; North Bosse Avenue from Clement Street to Western Avenue; Werner Avenue from Clement Street to Western Avenue; Clement Street from North Helfrich Avenue to Terrace Avenue; Genesta Drive from Clement Street to the dead end; Terrace Avenue from Clement Street to the dead end.
Results of the samples collected from the affected area have revealed no evidence of contamination. Accordingly, the boiling of water for consumption purposes is no longer necessary.
Questions regarding the advisory may be directed to the Water Department/Allens Lane at 812-421-2130.
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Baton Rouge, LA - The East Baton Rouge Redevelopment Authority invites you to the Healthy Corner Store Initiative Ribbon Cutting!!
WHEN: August 19th @ 10:00AM
WHERE: Sewell’s Community Grocery, 469 Elmer Avenue
GUEST SPEAKER: Mayor-President Kip Holden
FREE GIVEAWAYS, FOOD and a FUN TWIST ON HEALTHY FOOD OPTIONS!
Come out and support neighborhood corner stores and see what the buzz is all about!
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AMSTERDAM, NETHERLANDS - FEBRUARY 07: A cannabis plant grows in the Amsterdam Cannabis College, a non profit charitable organisation that gives information on cannabis and hemp use on February 7, 2007 in Amsterdam, Netherlands. The city council in Amsterdam has recently voted in favour of introducing a citywide ban on smoking marijuana in public areas. A successful trial ban in the De Baarsjes district of Amsterdam has been declared a success after a reduction in anti social behaviour. (Photo by Christopher Furlong/Getty Images)
There’s cafes with coffee and cafes with cats. Now, there’s plans for cannabis cafes.
No dates have been put into play and while geography for the cities and towns that will house these cafes are still in the works, the Cannabis Control Commission is inching closer and closer to social consumption and delivery regulations. Yes, you read that right, DELIVERY.


The following is a listing of vacancies for various Boards and Commissions. If you are interested in applying for a Board or Commission, please complete an application and submit it to the City Clerk’s Office.
If you have any questions, please contact the Mayor’s Office or the Office of the City Clerk.
·1 Regular Member to the Building Code Board of Appeals (Pending submission of renewal application)
·1 Alternate Member to the Building Code Board of Appeals – The vacancy to be filled would need to be (1) electrical engineer or master electrician
- 2 Members to the Conservation Commission
- 1 Alternate Member to the Historic District Commission
·2 Regular Members to the Peirce Island Committee
·The Sustainable Practices Blue Ribbon Committee is also welcoming new members
If you are interested in any of the above vacant positions, please fill out an application form and mail it in to:
Portsmouth City Hall
Attention: Mayor's Office
1 Junkins Ave
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