City Council confirmed four appointments to city boards and agencies, including two long-vacant seats on the Redevelopment Agency and Parking Authority. Continue reading City Council approves board appointments
The City Council unanimously reappointed two commissioners to the Redevelopment Agency, four members to the Zoning Board of Adjustment and one member to the Alcohol Beverage Control Board. The governing body approved Resolution AR-22-14 at its Jan. 13 regular meeting.
Timothy Nash of Central Avenue and Paul Sefranka of Milton Boulevard will serve on the Redevelopment Agency through 2018. The City Council in December appointed two new commissioners to fill vacancies on the seven-member board.
Reappointed to new four-year terms on the Zoning Board (through 2017) were James Pellettiere of East Grand Avenue and Egon Behrmann of Brookside Road and alternates Paula Braxton of Thorn Street and Richard Willis of Bryant Street to two-year terms (through 2015).
Former Redevelopment Agency commissioner Matthew Dobrolowski of West Hazelwood Avenue was reappointed to a full three-year term (2016) on the ABC Board.
Michael Staryak was unanimously confirmed by City Council on Monday night as a commissioner to the seven-member Redevelopment Agency, replacing Nancy Saliga, whose term expired. His four-year term runs through 2016.
Saliga was a commissioner since the inception of the agency more than a decade ago. She first was elected as an at-large City Council member in 1990, and her current term expires in 2014. Staryak has served for many years on the Board of Education and his current term concludes this year (.pdf); no word on whether he’ll seek re-election to the school board.
Unlike a few other recent appointments put forth by Mayor Rick Proctor, Staryak’s appointment was confirmed unanimously by the governing body, along with a new Republican commissioner on the Alcohol Beverage Control Board (Eric Rickes, 2014) and a member of the Zoning Board of Adjustment (Andre Bryant, 2015).
The City Council tonight unanimously rejected two re-appointments proposed by Mayor Rick Proctor amid several others that were approved, while also dismissing a local “pay-to-play” ordinance.
Rejected were the re-appointments of George Wagenhoffer, a Republican, to a three-year term on the Alcohol Beverage Control Board and Josh Donovan to a four-year term on the Zoning Board of Adjustment. However, two other re-appointments to the Zoning Board — William Hering (term through 2015) and Paula Braxton (alternate, 2013) — were approved. In a separate resolution, Ray Lopez was approved to fill a vacancy on the Zoning Board through 2012.
City Council members had no comment, not even any comments unrelated to business on the agenda, which they sometimes offer in their end-of-meeting reports. Council President Samson Steinman, who pulled the affected resolutions from the consent agenda, declined to comment on the failed re-appointments following Monday night’s meeting. (The consent agenda allows the governing body to combine routine resolutions into one vote but a council member can pull them out to be voted on separately, as was the case with several tonight).
Among the appointments that gained approval were two to the Parking Authority (James Walker, 2015, and Eric Kabel, 2016), one to the Planning Board (City Councilman Sal Mione, through 2012), and another to the Redevelopment Agency (Matt Dobrowolski, unexpired term through 2014).
When Ordinance O-3-12 (“Pay-to-Play”) came up on the agenda, 3rd Ward Councilman Jerry Scaturo and 4th Ward Councilman David Brown both pulled their sponsorship of the measure, which was set at last week’s pre-meeting conference. Neither addressed the move publicly. A copy of the four-page ordinance can be found in this Google Document file. The mayor had mentioned pay-to-play in his State of the City message last week (another Google Doc).


West from Bridge, Sedgwick Ave. Sta., 162nd St. Shuttle. 3295802.
West from Sedgwick Ave. Sta., 162nd St. Shuttle. 3295803.
9285401. 3rd Ave. "L" S.W. from 161st. Station.
New York and Putnam Railroad Bridge.
Junction at 162nd St. and River Ave. 3295805.
Putnam Bridge over Harlem River. 4135702A.
Jerome-Anderson Ave. Sta., 162nd St. Shuttle. 5245806.
Jerome-Anderson Ave. Sta., 162nd St. Shuttle. 5245803.
162nd St. "L" E. of Jerome Ave. 5245805.
3 Ave & 161 St Looking South
[Lots between Morris and Morrisania Avenues, between 161st and 162nd Streets]
3rd Ave. "L" N. from 210th St. Sta. 1165503.
8th Ave. N. from 155th St. Viaduct.3295806.
9154004. 8th Ave. "L" North from 110th St.
N.E. from Simpson St., West Farms Line. 4055901.
Park Ave. N. from 176th St. Overpass. 3295901.
10175405. Jackson Ave. North from West St., Long Island City.
5115501. 3rd Ave. "L" N. from Harlem River Bridge.


Good news for East River Ferry riders: the service, which had been set to expire in June of next year, has been extended until 2019. The weekend fare will increase from $4 to $6 after the extension, with less service during winter weekends.
The ferry service, operated by the private company NY Waterway, costs the city about $3 million per year in subsidies. As Streetsblog points out, Citi Bike has a ridership about ten times as high: 19,000 people used it on Wednesday alone, despite sub-freezing weather. The ferry is great, but why won’t the city fund bikes, too?
(Photo: Dan Nguyen/Flickr)


The much-awaited metro rail services to Hi-Tec City, the IT hub of Hyderabad, was inaugurated on Wednesday with Governor of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana ESL Narasimhan flagging off the first service. The 10-km stretch (Ameerpet to Hi-Tec City) of Metro Rail Corridor-III was launched by the Governor at Ameerpet station.
The stretch with nine stations, including Ameerpet, would establish the crucial Metro Rail connectivity to the highly congested IT/ITES service areas of Hi-Tec City, Madhapur, Gachibowli, Jubilee Hills
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Senate Environment and Public Works Chairwoman Barbara Boxer is moving bills to improve building energy efficiency as one means of mitigating climate change.
“There doesn’t have to be ‘a bill’ on climate,” Boxer told reporters Tuesday morning, one day after President Barack Obama gave climate change a prominent place in his second inaugural address. “There are going to be many approaches.”
One is a bill she introduced Tuesday to improve energy efficiency in federal buildings.
The bill would require the General Services Administration to conduct energy audits of buildings owned by the agency to identify ways to improve efficiency, reduce costs and pay for themselves within 10 years as well as calculate costs that could be saved.


A new 48-classroom, 4-storey Kauswagan National High School will rise soon in Kauswagan, Cagayan de Oro City.
City Mayor Oscar Moreno led today’s formal groundbreaking ceremony together with Vice Mayor Raineir Joaquin Uy, Kauswagan Barangay Chair Pedro Balite and other city and school officials.
The school building which costs around P63 million will rise within a 1.3-hectare school site in Kauswagan. It will be the future home for more than 1,400 junior high school and 169 senior high school students, and at least 50 teaching staff.
More photos in the link below.


The Westerschelde Tunnel is 6.6 km long with 2 tubes, 14 kilometers of highway and a toll plaza,
which consists of 7 lanes in each direction, 14 in total. For every direction there are manual lanes and automatic lanes
where the means of payment are credit card, smart card and T-Tag (High speed electronic tolling).
The T-Tag System has been supplied by EFKON. The system is highly reliable and unaffected by metallic windshields.


Palmas del Mar
- BUILD YOUR HOME NEXT TO YOUR BOAT DOCK!
- Type: Lots and Land
- Style: Single Story
- Development Level: Built
- Lot Type: Rectangular
- Lot Size: 216 sq. m. 18ft
Lot is 18 feet wide and has a constructed boat slip/dock. It has its utility connections installed with private meters.
It is located within the exclusive Palmas del Mar area alongside its multiple community amenities (beach, golf course, resort, etc.)
Information is deemed to be correct but not guaranteed.


Street slurry for Via Conejo has been rescheduled for Wednesday, May 24th. This work will include Via Pato/Conejo and Via Ortega/Conejo intersections.
Click here to view an updated map of all remaining work to be performed.
Overnight street parking on Tuesday, May 23rd and Wednesday May 24th is allowed.
Overnight Club parking is allowed from 6 PM Tuesday, May 23rd through 9 AM Thursday, May 25th.
Please remember to return your vehicles to your homes once streets have re-opened as soon as conveniently possible. Parking in above locations outside of permitted times is subject to towing.


Bemidji City Council Scraps New Proposed Rental Ordinance
As the Bemidji City Council looked to continue the second reading of a new rental ordinance at their latest meeting on Monday, councilors decided to vote on an option that was not initially presented – to scrap the proposed ordinance and start over.
After being worked on for over a year, the new ordinance brought about debates of occupancy and safety among those on the council. Due to this deadlock, city staff presented three options for the council after a request during a November meeting.
The options included going with the current proposal, which would place a occupancy limit based on family relations, or switch to an ordinance with or without a grace period. That would allow a two-year span of time for landlords to comply with egress codes.
The council ultimately decided to vote against the options, which saw pushback from other councilors.
“To me, it’s backwards,” said At-Large Councilor Daniel Jourdain. “I’m upset at this council, and there’s a very good reason, because … all this work that was put forward by staff means nothing. I feel sad for the people that are waiting for these types of changes to happen, and it’s in the ordinance right here.”
The council plans to hold a public listening session when they reconvene in January.
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There will be times when road works and closures are necessary to allow ourselves and utility companies (such as gas, telephone, water and electricity) to improve their infrastructure as well as carry out emergency repairs in a safe manner.
We work with utility companies to minimise disruption to the travelling public as much as possible and companies are required to justify why a road closure is required.
There may be local or national events that require roads to be closed for a short period of time. These types of events are listed below and they will be advertised in the local press in advance:
- common ridings
- cycle tours
- car rallying
Tell Me Scotland provides up to date information on current traffic notices across Scotland and allows you to filter information, subscribe to news and alerts or download apps.
Road works on all roads in the Scottish Borders, including trunk roads, are listed on the Scottish Road Works Register which allows you to search a route you plan to use and see if any road works are planned.
For further information on road works in our area please call 0300 100 1800.
Delays or disruptions on trunk roads
Traffic Scotland provide information about possible delays and disruptions on trunk roads.
For any other questions about trunk roads - contact Amey on 0800 042 0188 who operate and maintain the trunk roads on behalf of Transport Scotland.
Information on current or upcoming works by Amey on trunk roads can be found on the Amey website.
Applying for a road closure
A temporary traffic regulation notice or order is required when works or an event are taking place on the public road and there is insufficient road width to maintain at least one way traffic.
To apply for a road closure, we need a completed road closure application form.
If you are unsure whether an order or a notice is required, contact the Traffic Management office on 01835 825223 for advice.


We would like to start by saying “Thank you” to all of you who were members of the North Hill Preservation Association in 2016. Your financial help and volunteer support enabled us to enhance the beauty of the District with our new street banners, order additional landmark signage for our Battlefield Sites, add safety bollards to Alabama Square Park, build and install a Little Free Library for the neighborhood, sponsor community clean-ups, food drives, toy drives, and community gathering opportunities such as Cinema on the Green, and our Spring and Fall Festivals. North Hill is truly a neighborhood of southern charm and grace where neighbors know each other and work together to improve our community.
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places and in partnership with the National Trust for Historic Preservation, the North Hill District is one of Florida’s finest collections of remaining Victorian architecture still existing in its residential setting dating back to 1868.
We invite and encourage ALL who believe in strengthening and preserving our wonderful North Hill neighborhood to join us in 2017, and work with us to enhance, preserve, and protect North Hill – our period structures, our historic battlefield sites, our five parks, and of utmost importance, the quality of life that we enjoy in the neighborhood.
Membership dues and donations fund our website, e-news broadcasting, newsletters, our many community gathering events that are so important to weaving and strengthening the fabric of our neighborhood, and fund the capital improvements that beautify the whole district and contribute to our property values.
We look forward to your 2017 participation in the North Hill Preservation Association.
Your North Hill Board of Directors


TRAFFIX Bus Passes for the 2022/23 school year are available! Please visit the TRAFFIX Website for availability and purchasing information.
The Town of Danville is a participating member of the Measure J Traffic Congestion Relief Agency, an independent joint powers authority known as TRAFFIX.
Reduce Traffic Congestion
TRAFFIX is a traffic congestion relief program funded by Measure J, the 1/2 cent sales tax extended by Contra Costa voters in 2004. Its sole purpose is to reduce traffic congestion caused by parents driving their children to and from school through some of the San Ramon Valley’s most congested intersections. TRAFFIX is operated jointly by the Town of Danville, City of San Ramon, Contra Costa County, and the San Ramon Valley Unified School District.
Schools Currently Served
TRAFFIX began service in August 2009 with a small fleet of new, clean-burning buses with state-of-the-art safety features. To determine where the program would have the biggest impact on reducing traffic congestion, TRAFFIX conducted comprehensive traffic studies throughout the San Ramon Valley and surveyed parents at all schools within the San Ramon Valley. After extensive evaluation, TRAFFIX service was initially provided at seven schools including Los Cerros Middle School, Green Valley Elementary School and Vista Grande Elementary School in Danville. The program has since been expanded (as funding has allowed) and now includes a total of 24 buses serving approximately 1,800 students at 11 schools throughout the San Ramon Valley including San Ramon Valley High School and Monte Vista High School.
Please visit www.ridetraffix.com to learn more about the program. To see if the program serves your neighborhood, please visit the Route Finder tool and enter in your address information.
County Connection - School Tripper
As an additional school transportation option, County Connection’s 600-series bus routes are scheduled to meet school bell times. Rides are only $2 one way or $3.75 for the day with a Clipper card, or $2.50 each way if paying with cash.
511 Contra Costa's Pass2Class Program
This program encourages middle and high school students in the San Ramon Valley to use public transit to get to and from school via County Connection. Families can apply to receive free transit passes to start the school year. Keep an eye out for the application this summer for the 2022/23 school year!


Decorative Resin Bonded Aggregate Surfacing systems give a durable and hard wearing finish that is durable, flexible, crack resistant and low maintenance.
The finished surface has the appearance of loose aggregate without the mess of loose gravel, and can be applied in a range of attractive natural or coloured aggregates.
Most systems can be applied directly on concrete, asphalt, timber, and steel surfaces. It is fast curing for minimal disruption and can be opened to traffic within as little as two hours of application.
The aggregates come in a multitude of colours and sizes, from a very course chipping or rounded pebble (ideal for use around the bases of trees in town centres) to a fine sand for internal uses.


(February 18, 2004) -- LB's Redevelopment Agency now has a special web page regarding an Independent Study of Redevelopment in LB. We post a direct link below.
"In response to members of the City Council, the Project Area Committees and the Long Beach community, the Redevelopment Agency is considering the processes required for an Independent Study of Redevelopment in Long Beach. This page will be updated with the latest developments," the page says.
That includes background materials concerning a Special RDA Board meeting scheduled for LB's City Council Chambers on Feb. 19 at 6:00 p.m.
"This Special Meeting was scheduled by the Agency Board to encourage public participation related to the Independent Study. The meeting will cover the Request for Proposals (RFP) including the Scope of Work," the site says.
And the web page provides access to the memo sent to Project Area Committees (PACs) with attachments, including a draft RFP.
To access the page, click www.longbeach.gov/redevelopment/IndStudy.htm.


Department of Highways, District 11
MANCHESTER, KY. ---(April 25, 2008)— The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet announces lane closures on I-75 in Whitley County from milepoints 20-25 the week of April 28-May 1.
Lane closures will be in effect, North and Southbound, beginning Monday night, 4-28 from 7:00 PM to Thursday morning, May 1, at 7:00 AM (24 Hrs. a day).
This area is a Double Fine Zone with a reduced speed limit of 55 MPH within the work zone. The actual starting date and duration of work may be adjusted if inclement weather or other unforeseen delays occur.
MOTORISTS SHOULD BE ALERT FOR SLOWED/STOPPED TRAFFIC


Santa will be handing out candy canes to children of all ages and dog treats to our four-legged friends. Santa will be escorted through town on the fire engine, but due to safety considerations, will only be stopping at intersections. Maps and estimated arrival times are now linked to the City’s website. Please remember that Santa is very busy this time of year and the arrival times are merely estimates.
Wednesday’s Santa run will focus on Hoffman Hill, Edmond Village, Bell Hill and El Rancho Madrona neighborhoods. Thursday’s Santa run will focus on Palisade Village, Historic Village and Gary Oaks neighborhoods.


The Grass is restricting view turning on to A27
Reported via desktop in the Vegetation (grass/hedges/trees) category anonymously at 19:40, Thursday 27 May 2021
Sent to Highways England less than a minute later
The junction is from First Avenue onto A27 the grass needs cutting at this point however the once beautiful grass from the roundabout to this point is now all gone as we no longer enjoy the twelve cornish elms that where planted by our Council in 1928. So if you could stop the fall off of mud onto the road surface by replanting another nine trees to stop parking on the verge by lifting the curbing and verges that would be great also.
Thank you for contacting Highways England about the overgrown verges.
We are aware of this and blockade works to address vegetation maintenance, sign cleaning, gully cleaning and other works is currently being programmed. I have however, passed this location to our safety inspector for review on their next inspection along this stretch of the A27 when it will be recorded and appropriate mitigation arranged.
Regarding the trees, our Environmental team advise that we’re currently proposing replanting in the grass strip in the area. The requirements for tree planting have changed a lot since 1928 with drought being one of the leading reasons for recent tree failure.
We currently have a long list of preferred sites. along the A27 and our next step is to review this against sight line requirements at junctions and dropped curbs and buried services.
Any new planting would need to go in purpose built tree pits, rather than just being placed in the grass verge. We also have to consider that how we could plant here as the current standards are that no new planting should be within 4m of the carriageway. We hope this information is helpful.
Kind regards Highways England
State changed to: Closed
Posted by Highways England at 13:34, Wednesday 2 June 2021
This report is now closed to updates. You can make a new report in the same location.


Fellow Owner’s and Neighbors:
We, the PRPOA Board are writing to express our belief that the extension of the Suncoast 2 Highway from CR44 to CR 486 as currently proposed by the Florida Turnpike Enterprize (FTE) poses a serious safety concern to the residents of our community. So a few of our Board members will be speaking at the Board of Citrus County Commissioners meeting on December 4th starting at 1pm. We would like our Pine Ridge community members to join us and speak to the commissioners and let them know that we want them to let the Florida Turnpike Enterprise know that they do NOT want the Suncoast 2 Highway 486 exit directly across from Pine Ridge Blvd for it will dramatically change our community for the worse!
Specifically, the current FTE plan will put a highway exit directly across from our Pine Ridge Blvd community entrance on CR 486 thereby generating increased traffic and noise on an already heavily traveled roadway in the county. Speeding on Pine Ridge Blvd is already a safety concern, and this exit surely will exacerbate it. Our community sign has been replaced twice within the past seven months due to reckless motorists crashing into it at this same entrance. More concerning is that equestrian safety will be jeopardized as our horse trails cross Pine Ridge Blvd in six areas as well as Mustang Blvd, another major thoroughfare sure to see increased traffic resulting from the poor placement of this exit. Traffic going to Ocala and I-75 could exit straight onto Pine Ridge Blvd, the main, two-lane, double-lined road passing through our Community!
Please join us on December 4th
Place and time:
|Board of County Commissioners
12/4/2018 1:00 PM
Citrus County Courthouse
Room 100 110 N. Apopka Avenue Inverness, FL 34450
Jim Tucker, PRPOA Board Director


PM Awas Yojana 2018 in Agra | CM Awas Yojana 2018 in Agra
People need house, but house should not out of pocket reach. PM Awas Yojana in Agra and CM Awas Yojana in Agra are the best option buying house low cost. Agra Awas Yojana application form must submit and it is the biggest chance for people who are residing in Agra or near Agra city. An application forms are accepting online mode so go to CSC center for PM Awas in Agra then apply it online.
About PM Awas Yojana In Agra: Pradham Mantri launched PM Awas Yojana on 20 Nov 2016 for 6 Crore houses for all scheme. 1 Crore houses will be constructed within 3 years and total 6 Crore houses will be constructed both Urban and Gramin areas.
Agra PM Awas Form has started. Apply PM Awas application form paying Rs 25/- registration fee. For registration you have Aadhar Card and rest of all necessary documents in hand.
CM Awas Yojana in Agra: The most important UP state level real estate housing scheme is launched by Uttar Pradesh chief minister yojana in Agra. Uttar Pradesh state government runs Samajwadi Awas Yojna. Applicants apply for Samajwadi Awas Yojna 2018 for various location housing scheme in Agra.
Agra real estate is very important in these days, because there are launched both CM and PM housing schemes 2016. An interested candidates apply online application for Samajwadi Awas Yojna through Uttar Pradesh Housing and Development Board, Uttar Pradesh.


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The Indian government is aiming to increase its infrastructure spending and as part of that, it plans to build 18,000 km of highways across the country in the 2022-23 financial year, said Minister for Road, Transport and Highway Nitin Gadkari.
He also said that the government is aiming to build a 50 km highway every day in this financial year. He also said that the government aims to complete building a two lakh km national highway network by 2025.
( Tesla can benefit by manufacturing electric vehicles in India: Nitin Gadkari)
Speaking about the strategy, the road transport and highways minister emphasised that constructing world-class road infrastructure in a time-bound and target-oriented way is essential. He said in a tweet that the government is committed to expanding the national highway network across the country by constructing 18,000 km of roads in 2022-23 at a record speed of 50 km per day.
This plan has been revealed after India’s national highway construction slowed down to 28.64 km a day in 2021-22 due to the Covid-19 pandemic-related disruptions and a longer-than-usual monsoon in some parts of the country. Back in the financial year 2020-21, the pace of national highway construction in the country had touched a record 37 km per day.
The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI), which oversees the national highway construction across India, awarded projects for a total length of 6,306 km in the last financial year, while it was able to construct 4,325 km of highways, revealed an official statement. “During FY22, NHAI has awarded projects for a total length of 6,306 km of projects, which is the highest length awarded by the authority in the last three years,” the statement said. The agency also said that in FY22, NHAI constructed a total length of 4,325 km, of national highways, which is higher than 4,218 km in FY21 and 3,979 km in FY20.


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During the work, there may be temporary single lane closures of southbound Kirk Road with flaggers directing traffic. Construction work hours will be from 7:00 am until 5:00 pm Monday thru Saturday. This work is anticipated to take approximately two months to complete, weather permitting.
For more information, see the Kane County Press Release.


Charlotte Open Streets Detours
Route 4 Belmont & Route 23 Shamrock Dr
Effective Sunday, April 28, 2019 1:00pm-5:00pm
Due to closures for the Open Streets event, Routes 4 and 23 will follow the following detours:
Route 4 Belmont
Inbound trips heading toward Uptown and the Charlotte Transportation Center will follow the normal routing until Parkwood Ave & Pegram St. From there, buses will continue straight onto Parkwood Ave, continue left on Seigle Ave, and follow the routing as normal to Uptown and the Charlotte Transportation Center.
Outbound trips traveling to the Sugar Creek Station will follow the regular routing to Seigle Ave & Belmont Ave, continue straight onto Seigle, and right onto Parkwood Ave to resume the regular routing.
Route 23 Shamrock Dr
Inbound trips heading toward Uptown and the Charlotte Transportation Center will follow the normal routing until The Plaza & 36th St. From there, buses will continue straight onto the Plaza, right onto Parkwood Ave, straight to Caldwell St, right onto 12th St, left onto Brevard St, left onto 11th St, and right onto Davidson St to continue the routing as normal.
Outbound trips traveling to Central Piedmont College: Cato Campus will follow the regular routing to Davidson & 12th St, turn left onto 12th St, right onto Caldwell St, left onto Parkwood Ave, and continue to the Plaza to resume the regular routing.
Customers needing to travel to and from Davidson St in the NoDA area during the affected times are encouraged to use the LYNX Blue Line. Riders may access the area via a short walk from the Parkwood, 25th St, and 36th St stations on the Blue Line.
For more information, please contact 704-336-RIDE (7433)


Ram Rahim rape trial: PRTC, Punjab Roadways not to ply buses to Haryana
The transport authorities of Haryana on Wednesday also issued orders stating that the Haryana roadways buses from Delhi will only comply till Ambala and Narayangarh. The buses coming from Delhi and Haryana will not enter Chandigarh and Panchkula.punjab Updated: Aug 23, 2017 21:19 IST
While the state-owned Punjab Roadways will not ply its buses towards Sirsa, where headquarters of the Dera Sacha Sauda is located, from Thursday, the Pepsu Road Transport Corporation (PRTC) will stop plying Haryana-bound buses on August 25 as a precautionary measure.
As a precautionary measure, we have decided not to run bus towards Haryana from our three depots in Bathinda, Budhlada and Barnala on August 25,” a PRTC official said.
This decision will impact almost 175 buses plying on different routes towards Haryana and some parts of Punjab, he said.
There is a large presence of dera followers in Bathinda and Barnala districts and most of them use bus service from Bathinda, Budhlada and Barnala bus depots.
“Our buses will not ply towards Sirsa from Thursday till August 25. We have also asked officials concerned to take decision (on stopping or continuing bus service) considering the prevailing law and order situation,” an official of Punjab Roadways said.
Punjab Roadways will not ply Haryana-bound buses from its Muktsar, Chandigarh, Ludhiana and Bathinda depots, the official said, adding it will impact 50% of bus services from these depots.
Meanwhile, the transport authorities of Haryana on Wednesday issued orders stating that the Haryana roadways buses from Delhi will only comply till Ambala and Narayangarh. The buses coming from Delhi and Haryana will not enter Chandigarh and Panchkula.
Additional chief secretary, transport, RR Jowel said all buses originating from Chandigarh would ply as usual.
Chandigarh administration till Wednesday late evening did not issue any orders of stopping the public transport across the city.
First Published: Aug 23, 2017 21:19 IST


Hoppin' & Huntin' at Hagan offering Adaptive Egg Hunt
Students at CSU, Sacramento in the Recreation, Parks and Tourism Administration program developed a special activity for guests this year at the Hoppin’ and Huntin’ at Hagan community event! The Special Friends Egg Hunt will be held at 11:30AM during the event and is free for children ages 10 and under with special needs.
Families and children are welcome to join in the fun at the Kids Zone, pancake breakfast, and other egg hunts as well.
New trees bring community together at Lincoln Village
More than 80 people came out to help plant 33 trees in Lincoln Village Community Park on Saturday, March 25. Thank you to the City of Rancho Cordova Government, Sacramento Tree Foundation and everyone who helped make our park and community even more green and beautiful!
Sunriver Par Course Ribbon Cutting
Plant trees and celebrate the opening of the new par course at Sunriver Park on Saturday, April 8. Tree planting starts at 8:30 a.m with the ribbon-cutting ceremony at 12 noon. This project is supported by the City of Rancho Cordova’s Community Enhancement Fund and CRPD, and is in partnership with the Sunriver Neighborhood Association and the Sacramento Tree Foundation.


Peyton Parker Lane Playground
Located at Mincks Park
2222 E 14th St.
York, NE 68467
Located in Mincks Park, York, Nebraska, the Peyton Parker Lane Playground stands as a testament to inclusivity and community spirit.
Officially opened on May 13, 2023, this remarkable playground is the result of dedicated local parents and individuals coming together to create a space that celebrates the legacy of Peyton and Parker Hoffman and Lane McDaniel.
The ribbon-cutting ceremony marked the culmination of community efforts, unveiling an array of innovative features designed for people of all abilities and mobilities.
From accessible swings to inclusive structures, the Peyton Parker Lane Playground offers engaging activities for individuals of all age groups.
Families can also enjoy open spaces for relaxation, play, and picnics, fostering a sense of togetherness.
With its transformative impact on York's livability, this all-inclusive recreational haven has become a cherished gathering spot, ensuring that the memory of Peyton, Parker, and Lane lives on for years to come.


Road Resurfacing works will take place at L-6027 Coolahocka, Kilteel, Co Kildare
Works will take place from Tuesday 4th May – Friday 7th May 2021
Working hours each day from 08.00 – 18.00hrs
Traffic Management will be in the form of a road closure will be in place.
Diversion routes will be clearly signposted and Local Access will be maintained.
Kildare County Council wish to apologise for any inconvenience caused during this period


South Florida Business Journal – 12/4/2021
Developer Jimmy Tate released an updated economic impact report emphasizing that his controversial redevelopment plan for Bahia Mar Fort Lauderdale Beach Resort will provide thousands of jobs and contribute significantly to Broward County’s economy.
The new economic study, released Dec. 1, was commissioned by Tate’s Rahn Bahia Mar LLC and prepared by J. Antonio Villamil of The Washington Economics Group, Inc. (WEG) in Coral Gables with Kevin Crowder of North Miami-based BusinessFlare. The report asserts that the Bahia Mar project will create an estimated economic impact throughout Broward County of $1.43 billion during all the phases of construction.
Tate wants to construct 360 condominium units, 256 hotel rooms, and 88,000 square feet of commercial at 801 Seabreeze Blvd. on land owned by the city of Fort Lauderdale, where the Bahia Mar and a 250-slip marina now operate. Tate also wants to switch out his company’s current lease with the city, which runs out in 41 years, and replace it with a 100-year lease. Read full article


SOUTHINGTON – With the finishing touches complete on the Veterans Memorial Park playground, community groups that fundraised for it are planning a dedication next month.
The Rotary Club of Southington committed to raising $100,000 for a new playscape in early 2019. The Community Foundation of Greater New Britain contributed $50,000 to the project. Plaques recognizing the groups were installed recently although the playground has been open since the fall. The dedication is planned for May 8 at 10 a.m.
In addition to private donations, the town contributed to the new playground. Town workers helped with the site preparation at the Woodruff Street park.
Memorial Park’s existing playscape was built in the 1970’s and was in need of repair. In 2019, Rotary Club leaders committed to raising $100,000 for a new structure.
Dawn Miceli, a former councilor, said the town had hoped to replace the playground and move it to a better location within Memorial Park.
Fred Kuriger, a past club president, said the amount was a big goal but that club members wanted to take on something ambitious.
“It was our biggest service project,” he said. “Our fundraisers have been dedicated to that ever since.”
Kuriger said the club is proud of having helped the new playground become a reality.
“This was a tremendous project for us,” he said.Fundraising and COVID
Rotary’s largest fundraisers are its golf tournament, Mardi Gras celebration and the Apple Harvest Festival. The latter two were cancelled last year with only the golf tournament taking place. That slowed fundraising efforts for the playground although the club did receive community donations for the project.
The club is paying its $100,000 in installments.
Kate Terricciano Sirignano, a club past president, said there’s been enthusiasm among club members despite the challenges.
“A few years ago, we decided that we really wanted to do something big that would impact the entire town,” she said. “It’s been a project that the entire club has gotten behind.”
“We have a lot of members of our club that do have families and kids,” Terricciano Sirignano said. ”It’s a project that’s near and dear to our hearts.”Community foundation
Miceli helped coordinate the town and Rotary efforts and also helped bring in the Community Foundation of Greater New Britain. While a councilor, Miceli said she was always on the lookout for projects that could be completed with private partners.
The new playground is closer to the parking lot, easier to get to and more visible. The new pirate-themed playscape was also designed with expansion in mind. Miceli is hoping to add a swing set and other features in future years.
The playscape also allows access for children in wheelchairs.
Miceli said the new playground is overall a big improvement for the park.
“I love the fencing, I love the signage. It’s a really nice looking playscape,” she said.


Hockley Parish Council has a vacancy for an outdoor worker to work on their own initiative as well as jointly with another in maintaining the public open spaces and property within the Parish. Click on the arrow for more information and an application form. Closing date for applications is Thursday 30th of September 2021.
ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 - SECTION 14(1)
Temporary Traffic Regulation Order of Plumberow Mount Avenue, Hockley
Please click on the following link https://one.network/?tm=122703045 to find details of the intended closure of Plumberow Mount Avenue, due to commence on 16th August 2021 for 19 days. The closure is required for the safety of the public and workforce while Cadent undertakes gas replacement works.


The Parish Council maintain the children's play area located on the Ailwyn Field, alongside the Bowling Green. It can be found off Hall Drive along the drive which leads to the village hall. Visitors can park at the village hall. There is an enclosed play area as well as a grassed area with football goals and a basketball net.
The play area is regularly inspected by the council as well as having a yearly inspection by a fully qualified inspector. If a member of the public wishes to report any damage to the play area please email the clerk at firstname.lastname@example.org or call 01953 859704.


Stanley Park is Vancouver’s famous urban paradise and I knew weeks in advance that I would need to explore it in detail, preferably on a bike. So this afternoon at about 1:30 pm I set off from the UBC Campus, and navigated my way downtown by bus, taking 3 buses to get to the eastern edge of Stanley Park. This was my first chance to glance at the city of Vancouver. It is a relatively new city and according to some accounts, its origins date back to 1792 , the year when Captain George Vancouver explored this region. Most buildings downtown west of Granville Avenue were built relatively recently as Vancouver has experienced a huge building boom over the last few years. A large part of downtown is covered by modern residential skyscrapers and Vancouver’s building frenzy continues unabated. It’s evident everywhere that this is a very popular place to live.
Rowing Club at the entrance to Stanley Park
My rental bicycle was waiting for me at a place called Spokes Bicycle Rentals, a place that had been mentioned to me several weeks ago by the Vancouver’s Visitors Association. I met one of their managers, a young sporty guy named Phil who was extremely helpful in helping me lay out my itinerary for this discovery on two wheels. We started chatting and I found out that Phil is originally from Montreal and moved to Vancouver 3 years ago. He loves the outdoors and has gotten involved in snowboarding, mountainbiking and diving and he mentioned that Vancouver is among the world’s top dive sites.
Phil from Spokes Bicycle Rentals


In 1929, a committee was formed by the Chamber of Commerce to choose a site for a permanent commercial airport. After considerable study, the current site was chosen. As a result of lobbying in Washington, the federal government helped Santa Barbara's dream of an airport to materialize. In February 1941, the local electorate approved a $149,000 bond issue for the purchase of the land with construction beginning soon thereafter. It was at this time that an Airport Commission was formed.


A recent appeal case decision has underlined why it is essential that self-builders serve the Assumption of Liability Notice and the Commencement Notice on the Local Authority before starting work on a development which would otherwise be liable to CIL.
Under the 2010 CIL Regulations, self-builders are able to claim exemption from liability for CIL.
In appeal decision APP/W4705/L/20/1200399, the self-builder accepted that an Assumption of Liability Notice and Commencement Notice had not been submitted and works had commenced on site.
The Inspector found that it was a matter of fact that no Assumption of Liability Notice or Commencement Notice had been submitted, and dismissed the appeal, upholding the surcharges levied by the Local Authority in respect of the development.
Should you require any advice with regard to proper service of CIL Notices, please contact any member of our Commercial & Property Department for further advice.


Greater Baton Rouge Clean Cities Coalition Program Support
David Dismukes and Mike McDaniel. Funded by the Louisiana Department of Natural Resources. Project Funding: $49,978.
The objective is to support the U.S. Department of Energy Clean Cities Program by reducing petroleum consumption and improving air quality in the five-parish non-attainment area (Ascension, East Baton Rouge, Iberville, Livingston, and West Baton Rouge Parishes).


The Business Community has been invited to an update on the the Vieux Fort Water Supply Redevelopment Project. The (PMU) / WASCO Inc. is responsible for the implementation of the Vieux Water Supply Redevelopment Project, which funded by the Caribbean Development Bank and the Government of Saint Lucia.
Anticipated outcomes of the Project is improved efficiency, reliability, climate resilience and sustainability of the supply of potable water in Vieux Fort and its environs by December 2023. The Project is at an advanced stage of implementation and at this juncture, the PMU continues to create forums which will provide stakeholders with updates on the Project’s achievements and activities.
The Virtual forum is scheduled for Friday May 13th from 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM, and will provide:
Orange Park Commercial Building, Bois D'Orange, Gros Islet, Saint Lucia


Monday, June 6 - Milling Union Street from Ballston Ave to West Circular and milling Hamilton St from Canfield St to Ballston Ave.
Tuesday, June 7 - Paving Union Street from Adelphi St to West Circular
Wednesday, June 8 - Paving Hamilton Street from Canfield St to Ballston Ave
Thursday, June 9 - Paving Rolling Brook Drive from Shadow Brook Dr to Saddle Brook Dr
Friday, June 10 - Paving Winding Brook Drive from Beacon Hill Dr to Saddle Brook Dr
Paving will begin at 6:00 am and should be completed by 2:00 pm. There is no parking of cars on the street during these hours, and driveway access/egress will be limited with potentially lengthy delays.
Thank you for your cooperation.


Stuff the Bus Saturday to benefit Project Topeka
Last year Stuff the Bus raised more than 2,700 pounds
The Topeka Metropolitan Transit Authority and the Amalgamated Transit Union No. 1360 are hosting Stuff the Bus to benefit Project Topeka.
From 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday in the parking lots of the Dillons at 5311 S.W. 22nd Place and the Dillons at 800 N.W. 25th St., volunteers from the Topeka Metro and ATU will be accepting donations and packing them onto a Topeka Metro bus.
In a news release Thursday, Susan Duffy, the Topeka Metro general manager, said Stuff the Bus in 2013 collected more than 2,700 pounds of food, or enough for 2,088 meals.
For more information, visit www.topekametro.org or www.projecttopeka.org.


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 CITY OF SEWARD, ALASKA
 RESOLUTION 2016-059
 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SEWARD,
 ALASKA, OFFICIALLY CORRECTING THE MISSPELLING OF THE
 RIGHT OF WAY CURRENTLY KNOWN AS CHAMBERLAIN ROAD TO
 CHAMBERLIN ROAD LOCATED ON THE WEST SIDE OF THE
 SEWARD LAGOON
 WHEREAS, in honor of a former City mayor, the Seward City Council approved
 Resolution No. 90-109 renaming Government Road to Chamberlain Road, located in the Cliff
 Addition and identified as the road traversing along the west side of the Seward Lagoon; and
 WHEREAS, E. E. Chamberlin (Erford E. Chamberlin) for whom the road was named
 was a long time resident of Seward, former City Councilman, Mayor, and Territorial Senator
 who lived along this road; and
 WHEREAS, Council Resolution 90-109 misspelled the honored resident's name;
 through research it was discovered that the correct spelling of the former Mayor's name was E.
 E. Chamberlin; and
 WHEREAS, notification of this misspelling was brought forward by local historian Lee
 Poleske; and
 WHEREAS, it is appropriate to correctly recognize historically important citizens of our
 community in order to promote local heritage; and
 WHEREAS, on August 17, 2016 the Seward Historic Preservation Commission
 approved Resolution 2016-02 recommending the Planning and Zoning Commission support and
 forward to Council for adoption the name spelling correction; and
 WHEREAS, having complied with the public notification process, on September 6, 2016
 the Seward Planning and Zoning Commission held a public hearing and approved Resolution
 2016-11 recommending the Council approve the name spelling correction from Chamberlain
 Road to Chamberlin Road; and
 WHEREAS, the official naming or re-naming of any drive surface within the City must
 be designated by a platting action or a Resolution of the City Council.
 NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
 CITY OF SEWARD, ALASKA that:
 Section 1. The Seward City Council approves the spelling correction of Chamberlain
 Road, correcting it to Chamberlin Road, in honor of former City Councilman, Mayor, and

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Town Meeting: There will be a Town Meeting April 19th at 7 p.m. in the Lena Morton Gallery located in Town Hall at 158 Main Street to discuss and vote upon the following items: 1. To appropriate funds to purchase a truck for Public Works. 2. To accept a grant and appropriate funds to install a fiber optic connection between the Library and the CEN network for internet. 3. To act upon an Ordinance to amend Road Excavations and 4. To act upon an Ordinance to amend Land Use and Building Permit Applications effecting fees. Please attend to become informed and vote on these measures.


As of January 8, 2018, the City of Fitchburg's 2018 Healthy Neighborhoods Grant Program is now accepting grant applications from not-for-profit 501(c)(3) organizations that serve Fitchburg residents in the one of the following priority neighborhoods: Verona Road West/Jamestown; Belmar/Dunn's Marsh; and North Fish Hatchery Road/Leopold. In all $50,000 is available for the 2018 funding cycle, with a maximum award of $10,000 per organization. Applications will be accepted through March 5, 2018 at 11:59 p.m., and funding will be allocated in late April 2018.
The following grant-related documents are available in PDF format:
These funds are intended to strengthen and enhance priority neighborhoods using a variety of innovative approaches that will have a long-term impact on residents and/or physical environments in Fitchburg. Grant focus areas include: arts and culture; children and youth; community and economic development; the elderly; the environment; learning; and organizational capacity building.


Leith Links event application: Circus Extreme July 2020
Earlier today City of Edinburgh Council made us aware that they are considering a new application for an event to be held on Leith Links this summer.
Great Russian Circus Limited wish to bring their Circus Extreme show to the links. Their plan seeks to allow up to 1400 per performance with up to thirty vehicles on the site.
Unfortunately, the Council provides a very short window to consider & respond to applications, with the Community Council response to be submitted by 13 February 2020.
Leith Links Community Council would ask our community to submit their views, concerns and / or suggestions in relation to this current application to us by noon on 10 February 2020, this will allow us to take them into account & include them in our formal response to the application.
To submit your views, concerns and / or suggestions please use the form at the end of this post.
- Leith Festival Funfair plan being considered by City of Edinburgh Council
- Gung Ho! event planned for Leith Links in 2020
- Leith Links Community Council responds to Leith Festival Funfair plan being considered by City of Edinburgh Council
- Short Term Lets: Consultation on a licensing scheme and planning control areas in Scotland. A consultation by Scottish Government
- Annual Review of Major Events in Parks 2018/19 and Consultation on Future Events


UPDATE: the RiNo Promenade has been put back on the GO Bond list - help us keep it there!
Thank you so much for your huge response to our request for letters of support to get the RiNo Promenade back on the list for $5 million in the 2017 GO Bond. This is a direct result of neighborhood support and participation in the process! The bond list is now in front of City Council, and they will be voting on it over the next couple of weeks. Now, we'd love your support in ensuring that this project stays on the list by writing a quick email telling City Council how important this project is.
Please let City Council know you support the RiNo Promenade as part of the 2017 GO Bond by sending a letter to firstname.lastname@example.org. Every email will be counted!
There will be a public hearing on the 2017 GO Bond package in front of City Council on August 7th; you can sign up to speak during the hearing here.
You can download the entire list as of today here. To see a one-page description of each project, download the summary here.
Letters requesting Mayor Hancock's reconsideration for including the RiNo Promenade, and three additional important RiNo infrastructure projects, into the GO Bond:
RiNo Denver GID Letter
RiNo BID Letter
RiNo Art District Letter
We believe this is an incredible and timely opportunity to leverage investment from our neighborhood, and push forward bold and creative projects for the City of Denver.


Work tidying and removing litter from the Llan-Y-Pwll Link Road link road will start next week.
The works, which will take place between the roundabouts near JCB and the Gresford Interchange, are expected to last two weeks.
Wrexham Council say that during that period workers will be sweeping the area, litter picking, gully cleaning and carrying out repairs where necessary.
The works will be staggered over the two weeks – taking place during the day and the evenings.
As a result, during the clean up there will be lane closures – with Wrexham Council advising motorists to leave plenty of time for your journey.
Earlier this year it was announced that a clean-up of the verges along the roads was on the cards, with local Councillor Debbie Wallice describing them as being in an “awful state”.


The New Haven St. Patrick's Day parade will happen on Sunday March 11th,2018 at 130pm.
Please be aware of street closures as it can affect your commute to our studio. The Parade route travels Southeast on Chapel Street, to the end of the Green, where it turns left onto Church Street. It follows Church Street to Grove Street, where it turns right, and ends at Orange Street.
The Picture below shows updated street closures for the parade.
Use this link to find more information about the parade.
New Haven St. Patty's Day Parade


Monday, February 4th, 2008
Hays County Judge Liz Sumter met an angry crowd Monday night at Hays Hills Baptist Church, where citizens urged the commissioners court to get moving on roads.
Wednesday, January 30th, 2008
Since Hays County voters rejected a road bond last May, the action between county commissioners and TxDOT has taken place behind the curtain. That should change Thursday.
Sunday, January 27th, 2008
After another discussion about their transportation advisory board (TAB) last week, the Hays County commissioners still haven't decided the board's direction.
Thursday, January 17th, 2008
Discord reported this week on the commissioners court illustrates one more way the county can drag its feet on state roads projects.
Thursday, January 10th, 2008
Not so long ago, a plan for state funds to support road improvements in eastern Hays County seemed lost. Now, the Interstate-35 area could receive more state money than originally planned.
Tuesday, January 8th, 2008
Though Hays County Judge Liz Sumter got what she wanted when she addressed the Buda City Council last week, she also got an earful from Buda Councilmember Sandra Tenorio.


94% Of Southwark Council Homes Promised In 2017 Not Yet Built
Prior predictions stated that at least 2,500 of the 11,000 homes would be built by 2022.
Southwark City Council has built just 669 of the 11,000 new council homes it promised back in 2017. This is just 6% of the target amount.
The council had previously promised that at least 2,500 of the 11,000 homes would be built by 2022.
However, in January 2020, in response to a Freedom of Information request, the council said they were “currently forecasting that this target will be met. The target includes work starting on site. The council is still adding new schemes to the programme to meet this target.”
As such, it estimates that 859 of the new homes will be built in 2020/21, 1,100 in 2021/22 and 1,775 in 2022/23.
It did not provide any information on when it expects all 11,000 homes to be completed.
If the council does reach their target of 2,500 in six years, and continue to work at the same speed, it will take a further 18 years to complete 10,000 homes; still 1,000 shy of their target. As such, it could be around the year 2040 before these council homes are built.
The media literacy charity The Student View made the findings. Southwark Council did not respond to requests for comment.


New Delhi: Amid the looming ‘garbage crisis’ in the capital, the National Green Tribunal today sought the Delhi government’s response on dumping of municipal waste on the streets.
A bench headed by Justice Dalip Singh, on mentioning, issued notice to the Arvind Kejriwal government, East Delhi Municipal Corporation (EDMC) and North Delhi Municipal Corporation (NDMC) under section-26 of the National Green Tribunal Act, 2010 (willful disobedience and failure to comply with NGT order).
The green panel passed the order after it perused news reports and pictures of various areas in east Delhi where garbage has spilled onto the roads.
“Issue notice under section-26 of National Green Tribunal Act, 2010 to the respondents – government of NCT of Delhi through Chief Secretary, East Delhi Municipal Corporation, North Delhi Municipal Corporation to show cause as to why action under section-26 read with section-28 of the Act may not be initiated,” the bench said while posting the matter for hearing on June 17.
The tribunal had earlier directed the Delhi government and employees of EDMC to ensure that no waste is thrown on city roads and directed it ensure that there is no garbage on the roads as “it is bound to cause serious health hazards and adverse environmental impacts”.
It had also restrained any employee of the corporations or any other person from throwing any garbage on the roads of Delhi.
The directions came while hearing a petition filed by advocate Saurabh Sharma seeking complete ban on scattering of garbage on the road by the employees of municipal corporation or any citizen of Delhi.
In a related development, Delhi High Court also directed the city government to ensure immediate release of funds to East Delhi Municipal Corporation to pay dues to employees for May and observed that sanitation workers cannot be expected to work without salaries.
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Public Notices that are required by the Municipal Act and Planning Act are posted here. Public Notices regarding Public Information Centres are also posted below.
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Virtual Public Meetings- How to Watch and Participate Online
To continue Town operations, virtual public meetings have been scheduled for various land use planning applications that have been submitted to the Town. The virtual public meetings will provide a formal opportunity for residents to share feedback regarding the respective projects. Information shared at the meeting from residents will help inform Council in their decision-making process.
To learn about upcoming public meetings, please visit: https://www.thebluemountains.ca/public-notices.cfm
How to Watch a Public Meeting Online
All Virtual Public Meetings are live-streamed to the Town website. The meeting live streams can be accessed by visiting: https://www.thebluemountains.ca/council-meeting-live-stream.cfm. There is no need to register in advance to watch the live stream.
In addition, all Council and Committee of the Whole live stream recordings are archived and posted to the Town website. To view upcoming agendas, staff reports, meeting material or to view the archived recording, please visit: https://www.thebluemountains.ca/agendas-minutes-reports.cfm
How to Participate in a Public Meeting
If you would like to participate in a Virtual Public Meeting, members of the public are encouraged to provide their comments or questions in writing using email or regular letter mail to the Town Clerk in advance of the Public Meeting. Written comments received in advance will be circulated to Council in advance of the Public Meeting and will be read by the Town Clerk at the Public Meeting.
Any member of the public wishing to speak at a Virtual Public Meeting is encouraged to pre-register early, and no later than one business day in advance of the Meeting. To pre-register, please contact the Town Clerk at the information below.
Written comments may be sent to the Town Clerk, Corrina Giles:
By Mail or in Person:
32 Mill St. Box 310,
Thornbury ON, N0H 2P0
Fax: (519) 599-7723
The Notices for April 21, 2021 meeting are as follows:
NOTE: Committee meetings are taking place virtually to assist with social distancing with respect to Covid-19
For further information, please see the Notice - Public Meeting - Short Term Accommodation, Commercial Resort Units and Bed and Breakfast Establishments
NOTE: Public Meetings are taking place virtually to assist with social distancing with respect to Covid-19. The meeting will be recorded and an archived recording will be posted on the Town's website.
For further information, please see the Notice - Public Meeting - Long Point Road.
NOTE: Public Meetings are taking place virtually to assist with social distancing with respect to COVID-19. The meeting will be recorded and an archived recording will be posted to the Town's website.
The Town will be holding a Public Meeting on May 3, 2021 at 5:00 p.m. to receive comments from the public regarding proposed revisions to the Code of Conduct for Members of Council and Local Boards and Advisory Committees Policy POL.COR.07.07.
For more information about the proposed revisions and participating in the Public Meeting, please review the Public Meeting Notice.
The Town will be hosting a Virtual Public Information Centre regarding the Price’s Development Wastewater Servicing Extension and Storm Water Diversion project. The Public Information Centre will provide an update regarding the tender results and direction from Council to proceed with the project.
This project is being completed as a local improvement for the wastewater extension and a municipal/county partnership for the storm water diversion drainage improvements. If Council direction is to proceed with the project, construction is expected to be completed in the 2021 construction season.
The Town received bids for the project on March 11, 2021. The results of the tender process will be discussed at the Public Information Centre.
For more information, please visit the Towns website at: https://thebluemountains.ca/prices-subdivision.cfm?is=27
VIRTUAL PUBLIC INFORMATION CENTRE
A Virtual Public Information Centre (PIC) is being held to gather input from stakeholders. All those interested in the project are invited to attend the Virtual Public Open House on Wednesday April 21, 2021 from 5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
Public Meeting: April 19, 2021 at 5:00 p.m. (Virtual – Online format using Microsoft Teams)
The overall objective of the proposed By-laws is to replace the existing Short-Term Accommodation Licensing regime and introduce a business licensing framework which will include Short Term Accommodations. Through the Administrative Monetary Penalties By-law, the Town will benefit from an additional enforcement mechanism to promote compliance with the Licensing By-law, and perhaps in the future, other designated By-laws.
LINK to FAF.21.020 Licensing & Short-Term Accommodation and Administrative Monetary Penalties By-Law:
Want to be notified of a decision?
You must make a request in writing if you wish a notice of any decision of Council on this proposal.
To help limit the spread of COVID-19, this Public Meeting will be held in a virtual (online) format. You are encouraged to provide your comments or questions in writing using email or regular letter mail to the Town Clerk in advance of the Public Meeting. Written comments will be circulated to Council. Comments received at least one (1) day in advance of the Public Meeting (by April 16, 2021 by 10am) will be read by the Town Clerk at the Public Meeting.
Anyone wishing to speak on this matter at the Virtual Public Meeting is encouraged to pre-register early, and no later than five (5) days in advance of the Meeting (by April 14, 2021 at 10am). For those without a computer, a dial-in number is available.
Contact the Town Clerk to pre-register or submit comments to email@example.com or by calling the Town at 519-599-3131 extension 232 or Fax: (519) 599-7723
Comments by mail to: Town Clerk, Town Hall, 32 Mill St. Box 310, Thornbury ON, N0H 2P0
What happens at a Public Meeting?
The public meeting is your chance to hear more about the proposal and make your views about it known. You may also speak at the meeting or submit written comments. Information from the public will help Council in their decision-making process, so make sure to have your say!
Any person or agency may attend the Virtual Public Meeting and/or make verbal or written comments either in support or in opposition to the proposed amendment.
Where do I find more information about the proposal?
Visit us in Legal Services, Town Hall, during regular office hours Monday to Friday 8:30 am to 4:30 pm or contact the Director of Legal Services for this file.
When will a decision be made?
A decision on this proposal has NOT been made at this point and will NOT be made at the Public Meeting. After reviewing the amendments and any comments received, Town staff will bring a recommendation on this project to a future council meeting.


A Partnership for National Unity – APNU – has declared its full support for residents of East Bank Berbice in the East Berbice-Corentyne Region (No. 6). The Berbice residents on Tuesday 16th April 2013 picketed the National Assembly to call attention to their more than 3 decades of complaints about the deteriorating public road that runs from New Amsterdam to Mara.
APNU has noted that there have been no allocations in the 2013 budget to fix the deplorable East Bank road. APNU also noted that sums were allocated in the 2013 National Budget for other road works but none for the East Bank Berbice public road.
Residents reported that they had complained personally to President Donald Ramotar and had made previous attempts to take their problem to relevant authorities. The road, however, was never repaired despite official promises.
Residents’ concerns continue to be ignored by the Ministry of Public Works. They report that the road in its current deplorable state has not only caused inconvenience and discomfort over the years but the cost of transportation has become so prohibitive that children cannot afford to travel to school every day.
APNU calls on the Ministry of Public Works to fix the road.


This 27-storey skyscraper is one of the landmarks of Los Angeles, its clear white façade standing out against the deep blue sky.
This post-modern Roman Catholic cathedral (finished in 2002) is a must-see when in Los Angeles.
Located on the grounds of the civic center, this fountain is dedicated to its former administrative officer.
Grand Park is a 12-acre park located in the civic center of Los Angeles, California.
The Dorothy Chandler Pavilion is one of the halls in the Los Angeles Music Center.
Weighing about 60 tons and consisting of large pillars and stained glass pieces, this statue - which is also a carillon - is simply…
The Mark Taper Forum is a 739-seat thrust stage at the Los Angeles Music Center designed by Welton Becket and Associates on the Bunker Hill…


Thanks to the Santa Cruz Construction Guild web site I am working on a great remodel. Needs some pretty intense Land Use, as well as creative space planning. Two of my favorite gigs. Also, Bailey Properties requested me to do a seminar on Land Use and using the County GIS site. The meeting was scheduled for one hour, but folks were so interested, we met for two hours. Some of the realtors had checked me out on the Guild web site before the meeting. Thanks and keep up the good work!
Susan Dee Cummins, Building Design, CAD Drafting Land Use Analysis


ALTHOUGH orders have been passed by the Sindh High Court for the removal of barriers on main roads, it is to be noted that the court orders have not been followed in the case of Bogra Road (Bath Island). The barricades around the premises housing the French Consulate are causing inconvenience to the area’s residents as direct access from Feroze Nana Road to Bath Island hills has been totally blocked by the Rangers and police for both pedestrians and vehicles for a distance of approximately 100 yards.
This open contravention of court orders is surprising, considering the fact that the order has been implemented on other roads leading to the Chief Minister House and also to Bilawal house in Clifton.
The barriers have disrupted water supply for nearly two months, because the Karachi Water and Sewerage Board is unable to complete the replacement of broken sewerage and water lines.
Khurram Zia Khan
Published in Dawn, June 14th, 2018


DDA Housing Scheme 2019 Results for 18,000 flats available on the offical website of DDA. There are four categories of flats which are EWS, LIG, MIG, and HIG. The applicant has to fill online form for applying for DDA Housing Scheme 2019. The last date of the Housing Scheme was 10 May 2019. DDA declared results on 23 July 2019.
DDA Housing Scheme 2019 Details
Sample flats are available in Vasant Kunj and Narela. Visitors can visit there on all days from 10 am to 6 pm (including Saturday and Sunday). DDA housing scheme is the Credit-Linked Subsidy Scheme under the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana. Applicants can check their eligibility for CLSS.
DDA Housing Scheme 2019 Results View Now
To download the DDA Housing Scheme 2019 Results, Please visit below Link:
This pdf file contains results of the DDA Housing Scheme 2019. You can view the result using your application number. The application number is 6 digit number that is also mentioned on your DDA Housing Brocher.
DDA Housing Scheme 2019 Waiting List
DDA always have a waiting list for unsuccessful candidates. whenever someone cancels or surrender their flat, that one always allotted to waiting list person. If you cannot find your name on DDA Housing Scheme 2019 Results then you can check your name on the waiting list also. Here is the link of the waiting list:


– Arshad Sharif
– Faisal Vawda (Federal Minister for Water Resources)
– Firdous Ashiq Awan(CM Punjab for Information)
What is Ring Road scandal. Who is involved? What is the matter?
Inquiry into Ring Road project was done on the directive of Prime Minister Imran Khan, Faisal Vawda
Ring Road Scandal Conversation with Firdous Ashiq Awan


- Meeting 05/19/2022
- Meeting 5/12/2022 - Training Session
- MASTER PLAN SUBCOMMITTEE MEETING 05/11/2022
- Legal Notice 5/5/2022
- Meeting 05/05/2022
- Site Walk 4-23-2022
- 1980 to 2018 MASTER PLAN and Chapters-WEB
- 2014 Impact Fee schedule
- 2022 PB Meeting Dates Deadlines
- 2022 Zoning Ordinance Subdivision and Site Plan Regs - FINAL March 2022
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- Application - Utility work Scenic Road fillable
- Application for Conditional Use Permit fillable
- Application for Conditional Use Permit for Sign fillable
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Monday through Thursday, 8:00 am to 4:00 pm. Closed on Friday.
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HELP WANTED! The Planning Board is in need of alternates! If interested, please contact the Planning Office at 603-642-6400 ext. 116 for more information.
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Al Thumama Stadium design unveiled
40,000-seater stadium design unveiled
Al Thumama Stadium sixth of eight 2022 constructions to be revealed
Will be modelled on a traditional Arab headdress
Designs for the Al Thumama Stadium have been revealed, which is the sixth to be unveiled ahead of the 2022 FIFA World Cup Qatar™.
The circular 40,000-seater stadium is based on the traditional Arab headdress, the ‘gahfiya’, worn across the region and is expected to be completed by 2020. "This symbolic design embodies everything that unites us as Arabs and Muslims, and is a fitting tribute to the first FIFA World Cup in the Middle East,” said SC Secretary General H.E. Hassan Al Thawadi.
“I am confident that, once completed, Al Thumama Stadium will become a favourite among the region’s sports fans and a sporting landmark that demonstrates to future generations just how unique the Qatar World Cup will be.”
Renowned Qatari architect Ibrahim M. Jaidah is the man behind the plans, who has a resume that includes seeing one of his buildings adorning the country’s 100 riyal note. “The reveal of the Al Thumama Stadium design comes with immense pride,” he said. “The inspiration behind the design comes in line with Qatar's hosting promise that this World Cup will be one for the region to celebrate.”
The stadium, one of the most central of the eight new stadiums being constructed, will convert into a 20,000-seater stadium following the conclusion of the tournament, with the removed sections being donated to developing football nations. It will also include world-class standards of disabled access and a cooling system to allow for sport all year-round.


Resident's Survey full report available - May 2020
Produced by Jo Witherden BSc(Hons) DipTP DipUD MRTPI of Dorset Planning Consultant Ltd in conjunction with the North Cadbury and Yarlington Neighbourhood Plan Group
The results of the Neighbourhood Plan Survey have now been collated in order to provide an evidence base for the Plan.
There was an excellent response rate from households with young children through to households with one or two elderly residents. Many respondents across Galhampton, North Cadbury, Woolston and Yarlington, have lived here for at least 15 years and obviously know the area and its issues very well.
Following the release of this survey we will be publishing the results of our "Call for Sites" identifying a number of potential building sites across the Parish that will be consulted on later this year. In addition, the separate Business and Facilities surveys that were carried out in March/April, are currently being analysed.
We are always looking at ways to improve how we consult and inform residents, your participation is vital and valued at every stage.
Here is the report:
2020 Household Survey Report (pdf)
20th May 2020


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The City of Decatur will receive sealed bids for painting of Decatur City Facilities, Decatur, Georgia 30030, until 10:00 am, March 29, 2017 in the City Commission Room at Decatur City Hall, 509 North McDonough Street, Decatur, Georgia, 30030, at that time and place all bids will be publicly opened and read aloud. This work project includes the second floor interior of Decatur City Hall located at 509 North McDonough Street, Decatur, GA 30030, the painting of the Decatur Bandstand located on the Decatur Square, and the exterior painting of the Public Works Building located at 2635 Talley Street, Decatur, GA 30030.
The proposals must be delivered by the deadline to the City Manager’s Office on the 2nd Floor of the Decatur City Hall, (509 North McDonough Street, Decatur, GA 30030) and shall be marked “Sealed Bid for City of Decatur Facilities Painting” The bidder must submit three (3) copies of their proposal with one marked original.
A pre-bid conference is scheduled for 3:00PM, March 22, 2017 at the Decatur City Hall located at the above address. A site visit will occur after the meeting for those interested. Parties responding to this Request for Bids must attend this pre-bid conference in order for their submittal to be considered. Any questions regarding bids and/or misunderstandings that may arise from this proposal should be submitted, in writing, and should be directed to Felix Floyd, Facilities Maintenance Superintendent, at firstname.lastname@example.org, no later than March 24, 2017 at 4:00PM.


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to complete the form for suggestions on the downtown property. If you would like to be on the Rifle Range Committee, please submit a letter of interest to Town Hall. We are trying to actively involve our community in decisions being made. This is an opportunity for you, as a community member, to be heard.


PROJECTS / WATER
Plaines Wilhems District-2015 – in progress
52km Non Revenue Water Projects
Comprising two contracts carried out simultaneously, this project forms part of a major CWA programme of replacement of aged water mains in the Upper Mare aux Vacoas water supply zone. The Works are located entirely in urban areas and comprise the design, supply and construction including all civil works of a total of 51.9 km of DI and HDPE water pipelines up to 400mm diameter as trunk mains, service mains and laterals including fittings and valves plus a total of 6,500 connections either to existing water metres or existing pipelines.


Knoxville City Council OKs $806K for Fort Dickerson Park project
Knoxville City Council members approved an $806,000 contract to build a new entrance to Fort Dickerson Park during a short meeting Tuesday in which both the mayor and vice mayor were absent.
The contract, which was awarded to Hickory Construction, is being funded primarily by the Aslan Foundation.
'It's going to be a showpiece, and it's going to be a great addition to Knoxville,' said Councilman Nick Pavlis, whose district includes the South Knoxville Civil War site and who presided over the meeting Tuesday.
The entrance project comes after the city completed a $1.4 million effort to build a new two-lane road going into the 85-acre park and to realign the entrance with Woodlawn Pike. The Aslan Foundation purchased the former G&R Automotive site on Chapman Highway next to the entrance and donated it to the city.
Plans include installing a stone veneer on a 30-foot existing retention wall and building stone piers to match it.
A low, stacked stone wall will go in around a circular lawn at the base of the entrance. A sidewalk will line Fort Dickerson Road and stairs will lead visitors from the lawn to a mid-block crosswalk at Chapman Highway.
The project will likely begin in the next four to eight weeks and will take about six months to complete, said David Brace, the city's public works director.
Council members Tuesday also gave their final approval to rename Milligan Street, between Magnolia and Martin Luther King Jr. avenues, to Beal Bourne Street.
Bourne, who runs Jarnigan & Son Mortuary in East Knoxville, thanked the Rev. Harold Middlebrook, who nominated him for the honor, and council members for their approval — and particularly for doing so while he is still alive, he said.
Council also gave final approval to moving up their bi-weekly meetings to 6 p.m. beginning July 19.
The change would also push up Beer Board meetings an hour to 5 p.m.


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West Chester Road daytime closures announced for milling, paving
The Butler County Engineer's Office (BCEO) reports daytime closures for asphalt milling and paving on West Chester Road, between Cincinnati Dayton Road and Barret Road, beginning Thursday, May 28. The road will be closed to all through traffic between the hours of 7 a.m. and 5 p.m. each day. Work is expected to be complete Wednesday, June 10, weather permitting.
Detour (click for map): Eastbound West Chester Road traffic will detour north on Cincinnati Dayton Road, east on Station Road, and south on Barret Road. Westbound traffic will reverse this route.


Loring Heights, one of Atlanta’s best subdivisions, is a wonderful welcoming and friendly subdivision, conveniently located just north of Atlantic Station in midtown Atlanta. The subdivision was started in the 1940’s and consists of roughly 330 homes selling from $275,000 into the $800,000’s. There are many great amenities in Loring Heights, including a meandering park with a fantastic children’s playground, social deck with grills, and a beautiful and serene duck pond. Additionally, a large green space was recently installed along with 2 fenced dog parks that provide an awesome meeting spot after work and on weekends.
Loring Heights is only a 5 minute drive to Atlantic


Street/Lane Closures, City Projects
Check this section of the site for announcements and periodic updates on
street or lane closures due to municipal projects, maintenance, parades, block parties
and other events happening in Longmont.
upcoming street projects
Street and Alley Maintenance
Street / Lane Closures By Date:
Purpose: Road Closure - Special Event (Venus De Miles Bike Ride)
Location: Town of Prospect : Closed streets include
100 Year Party Ct & Tenacity Dr
Boundaries: 100 Year Party Ct - Between Confidence Dr & Tenacity Dr.
Tenacity Dr - Between 100 Year Party Ct & Ionosphere St.
Duration: 08/23/2014 - 08/23/2014
Times: 5:00:00 AM - 10:00:00 PM
||Purpose: Road Closure - Special Event ( Festival on Main St)
Location: Main St (Hwy. 287)
Boundaries: Between 3rd and 9th Ave
Duration: 08/22/2014 - 08/22/2014
Times: 3:00:00 PM - 10:00:00 PM
Purpose: Road Closure - Equipment Crossing / soil transfer
Location: Sunshine Ave (Daytime closure only)
Boundaries: Between CLR #1 to Armstrong Dr
Duration: 08/13/2014 - 08/28/2014
Purpose: Road Closures - Water line replacement projects (Revised notification)
Location: Francis St and Bowen St.
Boundaries: Francis St. - 9th Ave to Carolina Ave
Bowen St - 9th Ave to 8th Ave
Duration: 08/11/2014 - 09/12/2014
Times: 7:00:00 AM - 5:00:00 PM
Purpose: Road Closure - Downtown Farmers Market
Location: 5th Ave -
(Wednesdays: June 25th thru Sept. 24th)
Boundaries: Between Main St & Kimbark St.
Duration: Wednesdays, 6/25/2014-6/24/2014
Times: 2:00:00 PM - 10:00:00 PM


ADVERTISEMENT FOR BID
City of Boyne City
F. Grant Moore Municipal Marina – Phase I Marina Improvements
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BID City of Boyne City F. Grant Moore Municipal Marina – Phase I Marina Improvements
Sealed Bids for the construction of the F. Grant Moore Municipal Marina – Phase I Marina Improvements will be received by the City of Boyne City, at the 319 N Lake St, Boyne City, MI 49712, until 10:00 a.m. prevailing local time on Thursday, May 3, 2018, at which time the Bids received will be publicly opened and read.
The Project consists of constructing 1,615 square feet of floating breakwater, 1,440 square feet of floating dock, 2 aluminum gangways, concrete gangway abutment, water service, dock-mounted utilities, site electrical utilities, and landscaping.
Bids will be received for a single prime Contract. Bids shall be on a unit price basis, with additive alternate bid items as indicated in the Bid Form. Sealed Bids bearing the project name as well as the name and address of the bidder shall be submitted to: Cindy Grice, City Clerk/Treasurer, City Hall, at 319 North Lake Street, Boyne City, MI 49712.
Electronic bidding documents will be made available on April 9, 2018. Bidding documents can be obtained online from the Abonmarche website, at http://www.abonmarche.com/bids. There is no fee for registration on the plan holder’s list and download of electronic bidding documents. Hard copies are available from ABONMARCHE, 95 W. Main Street, Benton Harbor, Michigan, 49022 (269) 927-2295. The fee for obtaining a hard copy documents is Twenty-five Dollars ($25.00). An additional Ten Dollars ($10.00) will be charged for plans requiring shipping. General Specifications, description and conditions upon which the bid proposal is to be based are on file for examination at the office of the Engineer, Abonmarche, 95 West Main Street, Benton Harbor, MI 49022.
All inquiries shall be directed to Abonmarche, attn.: Sandy Riehl at Phone 269.927.2295, Fax: 269.927.1017 or via email: email@example.com. Technical questions regarding the plans and specifications must be submitted via email and shall be Titled “F. Grant Moore Municipal Marina – Phase I Marina Improvements.”
City of Boyne City
Michael Cain – City Manager
Barb Brooks – Harbor Master
319 North Lake Street
Boyne City, MI 49712
Issuing Office (Engineer):
Daniel A. Dombos II, PE
Sr. Project Engineer
95 West Main Street
Benton Harbor, MI 49022


3 Bedroom Home in a cul-de-sac location, opposite park, 702m2 Block, 15.6m Frontage
It’s set in a quiet cul-de-sac on a vast 702sqm opposite the Ponds Creek, with walking distance to Telopea Station.
Potential to redevelop as a duplex, subject to Parramatta Council approval.
You may like to rent it out while lodging your plans with council.
Within close proximity of the Parramatta CBD, it’s just over 10 minutes’ drive, very conveniently located in a tightly held family friendly cul-de-sac and boasts an easy access to schools, shops, parks, bus and train.
What we like about this house:
+ Within walking distance to Telopea Station, about 1km to the station.
+ Close proximity to the Parramatta CBD, just over 10 minutes’ drive
+ Wide Street frontage 15.6 ~ 16m
+ $1 billion Parramatta Light Rail will connect Telopea via the Parramatta CBD, construction will start in 2018, it’s expected to open in 2023!
+ Will benefit from Telopea’s proposed $2.5 billion Revitalisation Plans
+ Will benefit from the Parramatta North Urban Transformation Program with over 2,700 new homes to be built
-All-weather entertaining area overlooking established gardens
-Separate garden workshop and storage
-Lockup garage with inside access
-702sqm of land
For more information or to make an appointment to view the property, please contract Brian on 0401 551 910 (English | Korean)
Disclaimer: all information provided has been gathered from external sources. However, we cannot guarantee its accuracy and any interested persons should rely upon their own enquiries.
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Southampton City Council HEREBY GIVES NOTICE THAT, in accordance with Section 14(1)(a) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, as amended, the Council made the following Order on 18th August 2017.
1 The effect of the Order will be to close Roundhill Close / Townhill Way Footpaths from Townhill Way to Roundhill Close.
2 The Order is required to allow construction of a New Development.
3 The alternative route will be via Roundhill Close / Meggeson Avenue Footpaths, Meggeson Avenue Footways, Townhill Way Footways and vice versa.
4 The Order comes into force on 21st August 2017 for up to 6 months or until such sooner time as the works are completed. However, it is anticipated that the works shall be completed by 21st February 2018.
PLEASE NOTE: A Footpath Order remains in force for up to 6 Months, in the event that the works need to continue or be extended for a period of more than 6 months the Order will be subject to approval by the Secretary of State.
For further information contact the Southampton Highways Partnership (Network Management) on 023 8079 8073.
Dated: 18th August 2017
Richard Ivory, Solicitor, Service Director: Legal and Governance, Southampton & Fareham Legal Services Partnership, Southampton City Council, Civic Centre, SOUTHAMPTON SO14 7LY


Save Iluka Reserve
This petition had 220 supporters
On Tuesday 7 February or Tuesday 21 March Kiama Municipal Council will again debate whether to sell off to developers a portion of Iluka Reserve, Kiama Downs.
What Reserve will be next?
We the undersigned totally reject the sale and request that it be left as community land to be enjoyed by the whole community as open space.
Visit the Save Iluka Facebook Page for more information.
We, as a community need to use the voices we have been given. Speak up now, so we can save our green space.
Today: Julianne is counting on you
Julianne Street needs your help with “Community Voices: Save Iluka Reserve”. Join Julianne and 219 supporters today.


Projects & Studies
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US 0301 CRAIN HIGHWAY MT. OAK ROAD (SOUTH OF MD 197) TO US 50
When will this impact me?
US 301, Crain Highway
Location of Project:
MT. OAK ROAD (SOUTH OF MD 197) TO US 50
Study to upgrade and widen US 301, from north of Mount Oak Road to US 50 (2.0 miles), and MD 197 from US 301 to Mitchellville Road (0.3 miles). Bicycles and pedestrians will be accomodated where appropriate.
This section of US 301 and the surrounding area has seen significant development over the past five years. Extensive growth planned in the next 10-to-15 years will dramatically increase traffic. Current traffic volumes at the MD 197/US 301 intersection are expected to jump from approximately 53,000 vehicles-per-day (VPD) to 98,000 VPD by 2020. The occurrence of rear-end accidents on this segment of US 301 is above the statewide average for similar roadways. Accident rates have doubled over the last three years, with 60% of the accidents occurring at intersections – a symptom of rapidly increasing congestion and reduced levels of service. The large amount of development along this segment of US 301 also indicates a strong need for access controls.
What Is Under Study:
Several alternates for upgrading existing US 301 to a fully access-controlled facility with grade separations at MD 197 and Mill Branch/Excalibur Roads
Funded Year :
How much will this project cost?
Last Updated On : 2/16/2017
Maryland 511 System:
Maryland Safe Zones:
707 North Calvert Street Baltimore, Maryland 21202


Stop Change - Westmoreland Street effective 6th February 2017
We have been advised by Dublin City Council that due to Luas Cross-City construction works our Westmoreland Street Stop will be temporarily closed from 2am on Monday 6th February 2017 for a period of approximately 6 weeks.
The following temporary stops will be in place:
Service 700: Leopardstown - Dublin Airport:
relocating to O'Connell Bridge - north bound towards Dublin Airport
Service 704X: Dublin to Cork:
relocating to Aston Quay - bus stop 325 outside USIT Travel Office - first bus stop on Aston Quay
We apologise for any inconvenience tis may cause and thank you for your continued support.
The Aircoach Team.


The City of Paris Sanitation Department will NOT pick up trash on Friday December 23rd or Monday December 26th to celebrate Christmas. They will resume the normal trash route on Tuesday December 27th. Have trash at the curb by 7:30am. There will be no trash pickup on January 2nd. Have trash at the curb by 7:30am.
The Compost Site will be CLOSED on Saturday December 24th AND Saturday December 31st to celebrate Christmas and the New Year. The Compost Site will be open Wednesday-Friday 9:30am-11:30am and 1:30pm-4:30pm through the end of February, 2017. The Compost Site will resume the normal Wednesday-Saturday schedule beginning March 1, 2017.


Repair and construction work
The residential complex “Kontynent” has been the worst affected in the city of Bucha. During conversations with the authorities, we received a request to help with its restoration. We are currently inspecting and measuring this facility and at this point we can all join in. Each contribution brings residents closer to returning to their homes.


2:37 p.m. - Park Board voted to rename Glover Field & Peaceful Valley Riverwalk to Redband Park, in honor of the Redband Rainbow Trout that spawn there.
12:31 p.m. - Beginning the week of July 9, Post St. will become a two-way for one block between Spokane Falls Blvd. and the Mobius Science Center
9:24 a.m. - Soar over the falls as the SkyRide re-opens Friday, June 29, 2018 at 10am, in time for Hoopfest!
12:17 p.m. - Riverfront Eats kicks off June 5 on the south bank from 11am – 2pm. Every Tuesday this summer, join us for food trucks, live music, & surprises.
11:21 a.m. - The community is invited to a second Master Plan Open House to help guide Spokane Parks and Recreation in the future development at Finch Arboretum.
9:43 a.m. - A painted piano will be placed at the base of the Clock Tower in Riverfront for park users to play throughout the summer.
4:17 p.m. - Parks & Recreation purchased nearly 50 acres of private property, allowing citizens to legally use the trails along the popular area in perpetuity.
11:06 a.m. - Capital improvements will be made to all four City golf courses, with a focus on water conservation and improved golfer experience.
10:35 a.m. - Free swim at all 6 City of Spokane aquatic centers is around the corner! Pools open Monday, June 18, 2018. Register today for your free SplashPass.


Councillors Gower, Hubley and Sudds are holding a joint public information session in relation to Ottawa’s 2019 budget.
This public information session will provide the opportunity for the Councillors to share information with residents on how the budget will impact the community. Your opinions matter and the Councillors want to hear your ideas and concerns so they can be taken into consideration.
The meeting is scheduled for Thursday, February 21 from 6:30 – 8:30pm and will be held at the Kanata Recreation Complex, 100 Charlie Rogers Place in Kanata.
This link will allow you to come prepared https://ottawa.ca/en/city-hall/budget/2019-detailed-budget-information#budget-report-and-presentation
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Application No: 2016/1650
Bridleway House, Southview Rd, CR3 7AB
Approved: November 1, 2016
Demolition of flat roof store to rear of existing garage. Erection of single storey side extension in association with conversion of remaining garage to habitable accommodation. Erection of raised roof and rear dormer incorporating first floor balcony in association with conversion of loft space to habitable accommodation. Erection of open front porch.


Halifax Water crews have restored water service on Romans Avenue near the intersection of Bayers Road. Crews are finishing up road restoration work.
Full traffic flow on Romans Avenue between Bayers Road and Federal Avenue will be restored around 4:00 PM.
We apologize for any inconvenience this necessary infrastructure improvement work may have caused.
For more information on Halifax Water please check www.halifaxwater.ca, visit us on YouTube, or Twitter @HalifaxWater, Facebook or call our Customer Care Centre at 902-420-9287.


The current General Plan was adopted in 2000. This guiding document has helped the City and decision-makers evaluate development proposals and implement desired opportunities in the community over the past 17 years.
OPEN HOUSE BOARDS
We had a great kickoff event on May 25th and received a lot of comments and ideas. Below are a copy of the information boards from the open house. If you were unable to attend, take a look at the boards and provide any comments or ideas you may have by going to the Participate and Comment tab and submitting your comments either through the form or by clicking on the interactive map.