Giant's ParkBrand Identity
Background: Giant’s Park will be Belfast’s first Active Entertainment Park, utilising a 250-acre landmark development site, close to Belfast City Centre.
The vision for this £150m project is to create the most enthralling visitor experience in Belfast and beyond through a combination of commercial, leisure, sporting and mixed-use development, characterised by qualities of originality, functionality, economy and delight.
Our solution: One of our first decisions was to ensure a clean and fresh logo design that would complement visual material showing the range of activities and attractions offered at Giant’s Park. The butterfly/leaf hints at the outdoor, natural environment. The copyline ‘The Really Big Experience’ was a key factor in the presentation of our branding ideas, as Giant’s Park takes it’s name from Cave Hill (overlooking the development), which resembles the shape of a sleeping giant and is thought to be the inspiration for Jonathan Swift’s Gulliver’s Travels.


The Contractor of M-11 Project (Sections 7 & 8) has commenced preassembly and installation of structural steel of superstructures for the bridge over Izhora River near Voyskorovo Village (Tosnensky District, Leningrad Region).
The bridge over Izhora River is located at km 663 of the Highway. This bridge will be the longest one at Sections 7 & 8 of M-11 Highway. Separate spans will be constructed for each traffic direction. The bridge length is 541.5 m, the width of each span - 29.5 m.
The installation will be arranged till November, 2017. About 4 000 tons of structural steel are to be installed. Cast-in-situ slab will be arranged step-by-step after installation of the steel.
Over 2000 tons of structural steel have been supplied to the construction site as of today. About 300 tons of superstructures have been preassembled and are ready to be installed. The installation will be carried out in several stages with the use of temporary piers. Superstructure blocks are preassembled in parallel with the structural steel installation works.
Piling works and arrangement of pile caps and pier columns are also in progress.All news


Workshop on `PPP Project Preparation on Railway Sector`
PT Sarana Multi Infrastruktur (Persero) or "PT SMI" has been assigned by the Government of Republic of Indonesia to facilitate the preparation of two Public Private Partnerships ("PPP") showcase projects, namely the Umbulan Water Supply PPP Project and the Soekarno Hatta International Airport to Manggarai Rail Link PPP Project ("SHIA Rail Link PPP Project").
In order to undertake one of the assignments, SHIA Rail Link PPP Project, PT SMI with the Australian Trade Commission (Austrade) conducted a joint workshop called "PPP Project Preparation on Railway Sector" on 12-13 July 2012 in Jakarta.
The workshop was aimed as a capacity building for PT SMI's relevant stakeholders, primarily for the transportation sector's stakeholders and the government policy makers. The main subject of this workshop were to discuss project preparation, procurement (from legal and commercial perspective), contract and risk management, and also how to concept and master planning value capture from railway development.
Dr. Chris Hale, Sustainable Transport Strategist and Urban Economist from University of Melbourne; John McEvoy, CEO of Holistic Infrastructure Solutions Australia; Mr. Andrew Chapman, Partner Construction & Major Projects, Maddocks; Mr. John Curtis, MD International, Freehills; Mr. John Davies, Principal, ARUP; Mr. John Fitzgerald, Special Adviser, KPMG Australia; Mr. Frank Kwok, Senior Managing Director, Macquarie Infrastructure and Real Assets; and Mr. Michael Tuckfield, Partner Clayton Utz, were the reputable speakers of this workshop.


So the leader of Hammersmith and Fulham Council thinks the owners and traders at 30-52 Goldhawk Road are not ‘under threat’ from his bully boy compulsory purchase tactics (Chronicle, July 26).
Having your business demolished and your livelihood removed sounds like a threat to me – and this is what is happening to Cooke’s Pie and Mash and the other shopkeepers. And all in the name of profit for a developer who will build nine storeys of luxury flats, with not a single affordable home for local people.
The Conservative council has dealt exclusively with one developer for whom they have assembled the site. They have bullied and misled existing occupants and now are prepared to use draconian force to achieve their latest social engineering project.
Nothing better illustrates whose side this council is on and why they must be voted out next May.


Sundog Connector Information
Design Concept Report (DCR) and Environmental Overview (EO) Project News
This page will be updated with information regarding the Sundog Connector Corridor. Any new studies, news, meeting plans, or other information will be posted here.
Page Updated November 15, 2022 (Newsletter Issue #4)
CYMPO Project Manager: Lindsay Post, Transportation Planner
AECOM (Consulting Partner) Project Manager: Matt Bondy
Click here to submit a comment on this study.
Public Open House Event Recap
Our first public event was on September 7th. We saw 93 people sign in and their participation, questions, and feedback made it a very successful event. A special Thank You goes out to municipal and private partner staff members who came to help provide information about the Sundog Connector project. This input will be used to develop the conceptual design of the corridor.
Download the Open House Meeting Summary Document (27 pages, PDF):
In case you missed it, here were the focus areas:
- History of CYMPO and Project
- Traffic Analyses
- Emergency Response
- Connectivity to Open Space
- Population Growth
- Environmental Overview
- Engagement Activities
Frequently Asked Questions and Commonly Heard Concerns
Is The Sundog Connector Going to be built as soon as the DCR is complete?
No commitment to construct the Sundog Connector has been made beyond this DCR project. No funds have been identified for construction.
What will the speed be and what will the road look like?
The 18-month design concept report will help determine the characteristics of the road including capacity, speed, and roadway features.
So why is CYMPO conducting a DCR now?
This project is identified as a priority project in our Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) and is based on the 2013 Sundog Connector Corridor Study conducted by the City of Prescott. During our 2021 strategic planning retreat with our Executive Board (made up of elected officials from the Quad-Cities and County) and Technical Advisory Committee, this project was chosen as a priority to study further. To help the decision makers evaluate next steps in our region, this DCR is running in tandem with the SR69 Master Corridor Plan scheduled to kick-off this fall.
How can I make sure my questions and concerns are addressed? Does my input even matter?
All meetings are open public meetings and project information and updates can be found on this page. You can also participate in the two Public Outreach meetings scheduled during the 18-month project. Your input is extremely valuable in helping us understand community need, concerns, questions, and ideas and in developing the concept of the design.
SUNDOG CONNECTOR CORRIDOR STUDY
In 2013, the City of Prescott and ADOT conducted the Sundog Connector Corridor Study (26MB, 216 page PDF). This project follows up that study by preparing a conceptual design for further consideration.
On May 10th our project’s Technical Advisory Team and chosen consultant, AECOM, met to kickoff this project and identify critical community stakeholders.
Stakeholders identified for this project include representatives from HOAs, local planning agencies, community and affinity interest groups, emergency response, and area businesses.
Sundog Connector Stakeholder Meeting #1 – June 3rd, 2022
Sundog Connector Kick-Off Meeting – May 10, 2022
Glassford Hill Open Space Intergovernmental Agreement (IGA) – May, 2022
Newsletter #4 – November 4, 2022
Newsletter #3 – August 15, 2022
Newsletter #2 – June 28, 2022
Newsletter #1 – May 18, 2022
Why We Engage Stakeholders in Our Planning Process
Stakeholders are a wealth of knowledge about current processes, historical information, and industry insight.
Reduce and Uncover Risks and Challenges
Identifying obstacles and developing a mitigation plan will dramatically increase the success of our project. Involving knowledgeable stakeholders during this process will help.
Increase Project Success
Getting buy-in by engaging stakeholders early and often, we have a better chance of meeting needs and expectations of the design concept.
Two Ends Constructed:
- Year 2000 – at E SR 69 near Home Depot
- Year 2010 – at Prescott Lakes Parkway
Study Area: 3.5 total miles
Q: What is a Design Concept Report?
A: A DCR records the design concepts for major aspects of the project that might be worth developing as detailed designs. This DCR will take place over the next 18 months.
What is the Project Team working on Now?
Existing & Future Conditions Analysis:
- Data for Traffic, population, and employment
- Pavement and Geotechnical Needs
- Drainage and wash crossings
- Research Right-of-Way
- Summarize known environmental issues and potential risks
- Evaluate environmental components such as biological and natural resources, cultural resources, wildlife/ecosystem impacts
Identify Purpose and Need:
- Solicit Public Input to help inform:
- Recommended Intersection Locations
- Multimodal considerations (bike, pedestrian, equestrian, public transit, etc.)
- Roadway features and accessibility
- Evaluation and Identification of a preferred Build Alternative
Stakeholders and the public are different subsets and require different communication strategies. To help engage and educate the public, CYMPO and AECOM will hold two public meetings and provide frequent information and updates through various means including social media, direct mail, this newsletter and more. Stay Tuned!
The following is a tentative timeline for the Sundog Corridor. Any updates to this timeline will be posted here. UPDATED February 23, 2023.
WHY WE ENGAGE STAKEHOLDERS IN OUR PLANNING PROCESS
Sundog Connector DCR & EO List of Stakeholders
- Prescott Police
- ADOT Local District Engineer’s Office
- Yavapai Hills, Stone Ridge, Prescott Lakes HOA Reps
- Prescott Pedestrian/Bike Technical Advisory Committee
- Yavapai Trails Association
- Commercial business owners near Sundog Terminus points
- Gisi Development
- Town/City Council Members
- CAFMA fire and medical response – Prescott Valley
- Community Development/Planning staff/Parks and Rec. Staff/Administrators from Prescott and Prescott Valley
- Chambers of Commerce in Prescott and Prescott Valley
- Sierra Club
- Citizens Water Advocacy Group
- Fire Chief Holger Durre – City of Prescott
- Save the Dells
- ADOT Utility Coordinators
- Arizona State Land
- Prescott Saddle Club
- Granite Dells Preservation Foundation
- Prescott Audubon Society
- Sundog TAC (STAC) – consisting of our TAC plus planning, public works, and other area staff
- Sundog Disconnect Group
- Storm Ranch Development


Select Board, Please Vote No
Dear Members of the Select Board,
We 142 concerned citizens call upon you to bring the Fox Hill rezoning issue to a close. The residents of Camden do not have time to study a 213-page comprehensive plan, a 222-page zoning ordinance, 71 lines of FHRE's proposed changes, and stacks of legal documents. That's not our responsibility—it's yours. As our democratically elected representatives, it is your job to render a verdict.
We encourage you to vote NO to spot zoning Fox Hill for the following reasons:
- This is an issue appropriately decided by you, our elected officials, who have citizen letters, meeting transcripts, expert advice, and land-use knowledge.
- If you vote your conscience and reject the proposal, the voters can always bring it to a town vote via petition, giving them the final say.
- The recently overturned rezoning case in Portland all but ensures that a yes vote will end up in costly litigation for Camden. Fox Hill’s request violates our comprehensive plan as well.
- More spot-zoning applications will be inspired by this proposal, threatening other cherished Camden neighborhoods.
- The residents of Bay View deserve a final decision from you regarding the immediate future of their neighborhood, quality of life, and property values.
Please be guided by your sense of duty and conscience and vote NO on February 4.
Citizens of Camden for Responsible Zoning


Crack Seal Project
Crack seal work in Huron Farms/Orchard River Hills will continue on Saturday, November 3, 2018. The contractor has approximately one half day left of work to finish in this area. This work is not expected to have a significant impact on residents or commuting traffic. Please proceed carefully through work zones.


The ARTverstise Launch was a Beauty! In collaboration with Pacoima Beautiful, Outfront/Decaux, and local artists, #ProjectARTvertise was designed to celebrate the artistic diversity in the community and fuse public art, public spaces, and public transit. A collection of art, including my piece "Whitewater Preserve" will go up for display on selected bus-shelters along the Van Nuys corridor beginning in September for approximately 6 months. Thank you, Pacoima Beautiful!
I'm busy working on my blog posts. Watch this space!


Connecticut Governor Dannel P. Malloy (D) highlighted transportation funding as his primary goal for 2015 and emphasized the important of a transportation lockbox during his “State of the State” address January 8.
While investment in the state’s transportation infrastructure has increased by 65 percent in the last four years, Malloy stated current funding levels are still not enough to solve the state’s transportation problem. As part of his proposal to solve these challenges, Malloy stressed the necessity for a constitutionally established lockbox to protect the state’s transportation funds from diversions to other purposes.
“And we should include a covenant with bond holders and all people of Connecticut to ensure that money set aside for transportation projects is only used for that purpose. Send me a bill that accomplishes these goals and I will sign it immediately. Until that legislation is passed and signed, I will veto any attempt to levy additional sources of new revenue for transportation,” Malloy stated.
The Governor also emphasized the importance of including multimodal needs and encompassing all regions of the state in transportation planning. He concluded by announcing his intention to include a plan for long-term transportation funding in the budget that he will present February 18.
To read the entirety of Malloy’s State of the State address, visit: http://www.milfordmirror.com/26853/text-of-governor-malloys-state-of-state-address/


Devendra Fadnavis presents MMRDA budget
Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, on Monday, presented the Rs 6647 crore budget of MMRDA for the year 2016-17
Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, on Monday, presented the Rs 6647 crore budget of MMRDA for the year 2016-17.
The highlight of the budget focused on developing and supporting public infrastructure projects. A provision of Rs 500 cr each has been made for the Dahisar-Andheri East and Dahisar-D N Nagar metro line. Rs 1000 crore provision has been made for Colaba-Bandra-Seepz Metro line III. Rs 341.50 crore provision has been made for the Jacob Circle-Wadala Monorail phase two and Rs 1000 crore for MTHL connecting Sewri with Nhava Sheva. Rs 718 crore has been set aside for MUTP Project and Rs 827 crore has been kept for MUIP Project.
A special provision of Rs 125 crore has been made for the Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar memorial that would come up at Indu Mills. Over Rs 170 crore will be spent on buying hybrid buses that will run from BKC to Sion, Bandra and Kurla railway station.
For developing water projects in MMR, Rs 87.52 crore have been set aside. Rs 70 crore provision has been made for developing Wadala TT area and for construction of flyovers and other infrastructure projects, Rs 82 crore-provision has been made. Rs 25.crore provision has been made for Mithi river project and Rs 41.97 crore for developing roads and public infrastructure in MMR. Rs 59.71 crore has been kept aside for Resettlement and Rehabilitation of Project Affected People.


NOTICE FROM THE WATER & SEWER DISTRICT & TOWN HALL OFFICES
𝗥𝗲𝗺𝗶𝗻𝗱𝗲𝗿 – 𝗪𝗮𝘁𝗲𝗿 𝗦𝗵𝘂𝘁-𝗢𝗳𝗳 𝗧𝘂𝗲𝘀𝗱𝗮𝘆, 𝗢𝗰𝘁𝗼𝗯𝗲𝗿 𝟭𝟳, 𝟮𝟬𝟮𝟯
The water will be shut off on 667 Main Street (from Town Hall) to the Lower Mills and from the corner of South St & Foundry St on Tuesday, October 17, 2023 from 9:00 am – 4:00 pm for a new fire hydrant.
This water shut off will also impact South Street, Second Street, Cross Street, Front Street, Third Street, and Fourth Street.
Thank you for patience and cooperation.
Please feel free to call the District Office at 603-742-8124 or email adm[email protected] with any questions and/or concerns.
TOWN HALL HOURS 10.17.23
The Town Clerk’s office will open 10/17 at 3:00 p.m. and will close at 6:00 p.m.
The Tax Collector’s office is closed this week.
Tonight’s Planning Board Meeting (10/11) at 7:00 pm will now be held at the Rollinsford Library located at 3 Front Street.
The Budget Committee will be meeting at 6:30 pm at Town Hall.


The heritage team needs YOU!
Come and join us at the Trelowarren Arms at 8pm on Tuesday 28th November for the first meeting of Budock Neighbourhood Plan’s heritage group.
We will discuss how heritage and the historic environment can be incorporated into the Neighbourhood Development Plan. The team will help to understand the monuments that the local community values, and to research and highlight under-celebrated parts of the Parish’s historic landscape. Peter Dudley, a professional archaeologist living in the area and involved in the Plan, will provide hands on training and guidance, and help coordinate the team.
The meeting will be informal and fun so come along and grab a pint, share your views and hopefully learn a thing or two.


Reported via mobile in the Road Signage category anonymously at 21:13, Tue 19 January 2021
Sent to Bristol City Council less than a minute later
Zebra crossing faded just where cars come off the roundabout at the top of Blackboys Hill
Receive email when updates are left on this problem.
A new enquiry has been raised for this issue.
Posted by Bristol City Council at 21:13, Tue 19 January 2021
This enquiry has been referred to another team for action. They will provide further updates on the issue in due course.
Posted by Bristol City Council at 10:33, Wed 20 January 2021
This Fix My Street enquiry has been automatically closed.
State changed to: Closed
Posted by Bristol City Council at 00:05, Wed 10 February 2021
This report is now closed to updates.
You can make a new report in the same location.


Enhancing Rainwater Collection
Aluminum guttering plays a vital role in enhancing rainwater collection systems for residential and commercial buildings. The gutters are designed to efficiently capture rainwater and redirect it to the appropriate drainage system, preventing water damage to the property. The use of aluminum gutters ensures a durable and long-lasting solution for rainwater management.
Resistance to Corrosion
One of the key advantages of aluminum guttering is its resistance to corrosion. Unlike traditional steel or vinyl gutters, aluminum gutters do not rust over time, making them ideal for rainwater collection. This resistance to corrosion ensures that the gutters remain in optimal condition, providing reliable rainwater management for years to come.
Easy Maintenance and Installation
Aluminum gutters are known for their ease of maintenance and installation. These gutters are lightweight, making them easy to handle during the installation process. Additionally, their seamless design minimizes the risk of leaks and reduces the need for frequent maintenance. This makes aluminum guttering a practical and cost-effective solution for rainwater management.
Another benefit of aluminum guttering is the availability of customizable options to suit the specific needs of a building. Whether it’s the size, shape, or color, aluminum gutters can be tailored to fit the aesthetic and functional requirements of any property. This customization ensures that the rainwater management system seamlessly integrates with the overall design of the building.
These customizable options make aluminum guttering a versatile choice for rainwater management.
Sustainability and Environmental Impact
In addition to its functional benefits, aluminum guttering also contributes to sustainability and environmental conservation. The recyclability of aluminum makes it an eco-friendly choice for rainwater management. By choosing aluminum gutters, property owners can reduce their environmental footprint and contribute to a more sustainable and greener future. Supplement your reading by visiting the recommended external resource. Inside, you’ll discover supplementary and worthwhile insights to expand your knowledge of the topic. Check out this in-depth document, check it out!
In conclusion, the impact of aluminum guttering on rainwater management is significant. From enhancing rainwater collection to its resistance to corrosion and customizable options, aluminum gutters offer a multitude of advantages for residential and commercial properties. Furthermore, their ease of maintenance and installation, as well as their sustainability, make them a practical and environmentally conscious choice for effective rainwater management.
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New Modular Buildings
Health & Safety and Environmental
26th September 2017
Portable Buildings Save Space And Money
Whether it’s for your business or a personal use, modular construction buildings are proving to be a cost effective and space saving way to add on.
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St. Charles County, the Morning After
St. Charles, Mo. County Council decided to table the proposed bike ban after the bill’s initial reading last night. Thanks to all county residents and advocates who spoke out against the proposed ban!
The fight is not over! The County Council will pick the issue back up at next month’s meeting, with the potential to add more highways to the proposed ban. The League will continue to work with our colleagues at Missouri DOT, Missouri Bicycle & Pedestrian Federation, St. Louis Regional Bicycle Federation and our local members and other cyclists.
If you live in St. Charles County it’s not too late to speak up! Tell your Council members to vote against this bill in our Advocacy Center.


Box Park Qatar Park
Box Park Qatar is an artistic embodiment of innovation and transformation, where engineering and imagination intertwine to create an inspiring experience. The idea of repurposing shipping containers and turning them into vibrant hubs of activity reflects sustainable thinking and limitless creativity. Through retail outlets, food and beverage venues, and entertainment spaces, this park seamlessly merges modern architectural concepts with an interactive atmosphere where spirits connect and stories are shared.
A visitor’s experience goes beyond savoring distinctive flavors of food and beverages; it also immerses them in a sense of renewal and rejuvenation through innovative designs and diverse atmospheres.


Crossrail tunnel completion celebrated by Prime Minister
Posted by APM on 9th Jun 2015
The men and women who completed 26 miles of Crossrail tunnelling were thanked by the Prime Minister and Mayor of London 40 metres below the capital.
The Crossrail programme is now over 65% complete and is on time and to budget with the focus shifting from tunnelling to fitting out new stations and laying track.
Tunnelling began in 2012 and ended as scheduled at Farringdon in May with eight 1,000 tonne machines boring 42km of new rail tunnels 6.2m in diameter.
Completion of the Farringdon station will make it Britain’s busiest train station with 140 trains an hour passing through, connecting the London Underground and Thameslink.
Crossrail will serve 40 stations adding 10% capacity to the rail network and connect Heathrow and Reading in the west to Shenfield and Abbey Wood in the East.
An estimated 200 million passengers will use Crossrail each year with customers benefitting from staffed stations during train operating times.
The Government has committed to investments of more than £38bn between 2014 and 2019 to improve the rail network, generate economic growth, boost business, create jobs and provide better travel experience.
David Cameron, Prime Minister said: “Crossrail is an incredible feat of engineering that will help to improve the lives of working people in London and beyond.
“The project is a vital part of our long term plan to build a more resilient economy by helping businesses to grow, compete and create jobs right along the supply chain.”
Boris Johnson, Mayor of London added “This is a landmark moment for London that puts us a gigantic step closer to the launch of an absolutely vital new railway, which will hugely improve our ability to speedily move people across our city.
“Crossrail has already created tens of thousands of jobs and helped boost the skills of many thousands of people not just in the capital, but all around our great nation. It is a wonderful example of our nation’s talent for engineering, a talent that must not be allowed to founder and that I hope will eventually be put to use on the construction of Crossrail 2.”


YORK — A judge has ruled that York County can have a moratorium on landfills.
Judge John Hayes turned down a request by the city of RockHill and Griffin Brothers Co.'s for an injunction against the county, which had put a 60-day halt to any new landfills while it developed a new solid waste plan. The city questioned the legality of the moratorium.
In two concisely written orders, Hayes said the court could not restrain thecounty's legislative power.
In a three-hour hearing Wednesday afternoon, Rock Hill and the company'sattorneys asked for an injunction to prevent the county from adopting the newsolid waste plan and from enforcing a moratorium on landfills.
See Friday's Herald for full details.


HCC hosts North Forest Town Hall Meeting
May 28, 2014
On Wednesday, May 28, Houston Community College and Jacobs Program Management hosted the first in a series of town hall meetings. This event served as an open forum to discuss the new buildings and improvements at the North Forest campus. HCC shared presentation drawings of the project, and introduced the HCC construction team, Jacobs' Program Managers, and the buildings' project managers, architects and contractors. The community has been involved in the Groundbreaker project since the initial bond vote, and it's important to us to keep you informed about next steps. We realize that the workforce building project will have an effect on your community, and we're committed to maintaining transparency and answering your questions.
More on HCC Bond at www.hccs.edu/bond


Council Seeks Mobile CCTV Solution To Combat Hoons, Vandalism, Public Sex.
Council Seeks Mobile CCTV – City of Salisbury in South Australia is seeking a mobile CCTV system to help local authorities combat antisocial and criminal behaviour.
These activities include hoon driving, illegal dumping of rubbish, and antisocial behaviours, which include graffiti and vandalism, public sex, dry zone drinking and violence.
Works are to be delivered in accordance with the requirements brief developed by LVX Global by qualified tenderers.
City of Salisbury is a local government area located in the northern suburbs of Adelaide, South Australia, and neighbours City of Playford, City of Tea Tree Gully and City of Port Adelaide Enfield with a population of around 150,000.
“Council Seeks Mobile CCTV Solution To Combat Hoons, Vandalism, Public Sex.”


By Staff Reports
(Barstow)– Due to low ridership and extreme cost of service, Barstow Area Transit / Victor Valley Transit Authority will discontinue Route 6 Fort Irwin Flyer (shopper bus service). The final day of service will be Thursday, September 24, 2015.
Following a review of the high cost and low ridership of the service, it was reported to the Barstow City Council that funding for the service could not be included in the Fiscal Year 2015-2016 budget, which began July 1, 2015.
The route, which provides connections between Fort Irwin and Barstow shopping locations, averaged fewer than 39 riders per month at a cost of in excess of $100.00 per person each way.
For questions, contact VVTA Customer Service (Administration) 760-948-4021 Extension 140 or 760-948-3990 (Telephone Device for the Deaf).


This week Governor Gavin Newsom signed an executive order extending authorization for local governments to halt evictions for commercial renters impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. The original order halted evictions through May 31, 2020, then through March 31, 2021 and now through June 30, 2021.
The purpose of the extension is to put the date into alignment with the residential eviction laws. Please remember, there is no statewide policy. A local government must act and adopt a local ordinance for a moratorium to be in effect, and moratoriums vary by jurisdiction. If in doubt, consult your attorneys and/or local government jurisdiction of the property in question.
The text of the Governor’s executive order can be found here.


Architecture and its Side Effects
Alison Brooks has earned global reputation for her achievements in the field of design and architecture: from her first one off houses to her work in urban regeneration and housing, arts and education projects. Her work is driven by a passion for cultural context, expressive materiality, and for architecture that embodies social ideals. She will discuss her most recent work in London and Oxford, including the Cohen Quadrangle, Exeter College, Oxford and her award winning housing scheme in London, Ely Court, which is one of five finalists for the prestigious EU Mies van der Rohe Prize for Contemporary Architecture 2017.
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Rook Lane Chapel


Plan Commission Meeting - Canceled
- Date: 10/12/2017 7:00 PM
- Location: Bartlett Village Hall
228 S. Main Street
Bartlett, Illinois 60103
The Bartlett Plan Commission meeting scheduled for Thursday, October 12, 2017 has been CANCELED due to the lack of agenda items. The next scheduled meeting will be Thursday, November 9, 2017 at 7:00 p.m.
Minutes:Mtg Cancelled - no minutes


Particular party clearways will be in position from 3pm right until 11pm on different essential roadways in Moore Park and close by regions.
To lower website traffic queueing within the M1 Princes Mwy affiliated with the first 7 days of semester for the Univeristy of Wollongong, a targeted traffic management prepare is in place for both of those northbound and southbound visitors.
Driver Ave will also be partially closed ahead of, through and once the activity that will help crowds transfer all around safely and securely.
Bus stops may be relocated during this era, visitors controllers will probably be on web site to aid with Instructions.
Supporters attending the live shows should strategy to reach early and are strongly inspired to use public transportation.
In the functions targeted traffic circumstances will change and visitors controls will probably be set up to aid motorists travelling in Every single direction. Motorists are advised to adhere to signage set up
Motorists should really assume delays and work out caution as there will be an increase in pedestrian exercise on roadways in the region. Motorists also needs sites to allow for extra journey time and Keep to the Instructions of Targeted traffic Controllers on site.
Road widening (extra westbound lane). A contra flow is in place enabling traffic to go in both Instructions at the same time. The decreased speed Restrict of 40km/h from go now 80km/h is in position right up until task completion.
Street customers are reminded to push securely towards the modified road ailments and follow the Directions shown on Variable Information Signs & Instructions provided by site visitors controllers.
Motorists should let further travel time, comply with nearby detour routes as well as Instructions of targeted visitors controllers on internet site.
Basic servicing work will probably be completed in the area and road shoulders. Alternating (stop/slow) targeted traffic Management allows motorists to pass one direction at any given time.
Driver Ave will also be partly closed prior to, in the course of and after the activity that can help crowds transfer all around securely.
Altered traffic situations are going to be in position around the stadium as substantial crowds travel to and within the party. Regional roads can be shut quickly to aid crowds transfer securely in/out of your stadium.
Driver Ave will also be partially closed before, for the duration hop over to here of and once the sport to assist crowds shift all around safely.


Shed 3 construction has well and truly started in readiness for the Hip Hops Brewery opening later in 2022!
The works commenced on the refurbishment earlier this month by Urban Insight Constructions with the demolition of the exterior walls.
The Shed, originally constructed in the 1960s to house a truck smash repair business, is being brought back to life adding to The Sheds precinct another venue for people to eat, drink and celebrate, when the brewery opens later this year.
Shed 3, offering roughly 700sqm footage, will maintain the exposed structural steel beams to pay homage to the original building as well as to achieve an industrial-chic look.
This use of structural steel, that will be painted monument grey, will give an open and striking aesthetic.
The Sheds intentional repurposing of the steel frame will make it a huge hit for those interested in green design, vintage appeal and in keeping with their sustainability principals.
These exposed beams will not only be aesthetically pleasing but will also create a greater sense of space.
The industrial-chic styling will pair these exposed beams with a concrete floor; sleek lighting, exposed brick work; and painted metal shed wall panels.
These architectural features will be topped off with a large canopy for outdoor seating and an urban oasis we’ve come to expect from the gardens at The Sheds.
For more information, email email@example.com


City Council Meeting
City Council meeting will be held on Tuesday, September 6, 2016 at 7:00pm at Beardstown City Hall, 105 W. 3rd Street, Beardstown, IL
Yard Waste Pick Up September 5-9, 2016
Public Works Department will be picking up yard waste the week of September 5-9, 2016. Yard waste must be placed on the boulevard by 7:00am on your scheduled day. Stickers will be required. For any questions, contact City Hall at 323-3110 or 323-3261.


Update from Highways England.
Higways England will be carrying out essential carriageway resurfacing work of the northbound carriageway of the A1.
This work is part of a package of essential maintenance work on the A1, A52 and A46. We will be working along the routes in a phased and co-ordinated manner. Working now will prevent bigger problems in the future, which would require even more work and cause unplanned unnecessary disruption.
When will this work take place?
Higways England plan to start this work on the southbound carriageway on the 10th September and will finish on 15th September (6 day working, no works on Sunday night). To minimise disruption they will work overnight when roads are quieter, generally between 8pm and 6am (6 day working, no works on Sunday night).
Please note that all the planned roadworks are subject to change due to weather conditions or unforeseen circumstances.
How will it affect traffic?
To carry out this work safely, Higways England will need to close the northbound carriageway only between the A52 at Barrowby and the A46 at Newark. Higways England will keep the carriageway open as normal during the daytime.
During the closures, Higways England will put in place fully signed diversion routes through the A52 and A46. They will maintain access to individual properties and other properties that can only be accessed from the A1. Where side roads are closed onto the A1, local traffic will be expected to find an alternate route.
Higways England have said they will do their very best to complete the work as quickly as possible, keeping disturbances and noise to a minimum.
If you have any queries, please contact Higways England directly.


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[ARCHIVED] Covered Bridge on Stowell Road will be closed January 7th, 10 AM - 2 PM
Bridge consulting engineers will perform in-depth inspection and evaluation of damage to the bridge beams on Tuesday, January 7th. Due to this work, the bridge will be closed to all vehicular traffic between 10 AM and 2 PM on that day.


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VIGO COUNTY, Ind. (WTHI) - Vigo County commissioner discussed the ide of 'Tiny Homes' at their Tuesday morning meeting.
Last week, the Terre Haute City Council approved the rezoning of an area on Chase Street.
Workers from Mental Health America of West Central Indiana will build 'Tiny Homes.'
It's just like the name says, they are miniature houses.
The hope is that the homeless and mentally ill will be able to use them.
Commissioner Brendan Kearns told us he is fully behind the move.
He says last week's vote could open doors to more tiny homes coming to the area.
- Vigo County commissioners discuss Tiny Homes Tuesday meeting
- Vigo County Commissioners discuss creating Census committee
- New president selected during Vigo County Commissioner meeting
- Vigo County Jail project takes center stage at commissioner meeting
- Vigo County Commissioner talks about opioid lawsuit
- Vigo County Commissioners report jail assessment completed
- Former Vigo County commissioner behind bars...again
- Commissioners appoint new Vigo County 911 Director
- First public meeting on Tuesday about Vigo County Jail future
- County commissioners approved preliminary design for new Vigo County jail


Notice Regarding the Multi-use Games Area on the Recreation Ground
The Multi-use Games Area (MUGA) on the Recreation Ground is now closed for the foreseeable future for essential repairs and maintenance to take place.
Chairman of Amenities Committee, Cllr Geoff Blunden, has issued the following statement:
“As we came out of lockdown, and with the warmer weather, it has been lovely to see the town centre Recreation Ground back to normal with both young and old enjoying the open space, tennis courts, bowling greens, multi-use games area, play park and skate park.
Therefore, it saddens me that during the past couple of weeks the area has been subjected to continuous vandalism and damage, particularly to the multi-use games area. Unfortunately, the MUGA will now need to be closed for at least a couple of weeks for essential repairs. It is such a shame that perhaps a couple of people, not local to the area, can spoil the enjoyment for the majority who use the Recreation Ground.
I know the Police are taking action working with Safer New Forest Partnership, looking at CCTV footage. The Town Council Youth Services team and Town Councillors will also be listening and talking to young people next week on the Recreation Ground.”
Further updates will be posted when the MUGA is available to use again.


CITY COUNCIL FINANCE SUB/COMMITTEE WILL
MEET AT 5:30 PM ON TUESDAY,JUNE 8, 2021
IN CITY COUNCIL CHAMBER, 2ND FLOOR, CITY HALL.
Meeting Called to Order
Finance SC June 8, 2021.
Order of Business
Discussion - Vote to approve and submit FY 2021-2022 City of Lowell Action Plan.


Request for Qualifications (RFQ)
The Housing and Redevelopment Authority of Duluth, MN (HRA) is seeking
qualifications from individuals or entities that are interested in developing/building and managing or selling a mix of single-family and duplex units at the Harbor Highlands site in Duluth, Minnesota. The HRA owns the land and infrastructure is in place for single family and duplex units. The full request for qualifications can be found here. The Harbor Highlands regulating plan can be found here.
To obtain a copy of the proposal documents, please contact Jason Hale, Senior Housing Developer, at firstname.lastname@example.org or (218) 730-5331.
Submission of proposals must be received no later than
Friday, October 30, 2020 at 4:30 pm Central Time.
Professional Services, Construction Services, and Supplies Bids
The Housing & Redevelopment Authority of Duluth, MN contracts with companies for a variety of professional services, construction services and supplies. Interested bidders may go to http://qap.questcdn.com/qap/projects/prj_browse/ipp_browse_grid.html?group=7&provider=10273 to view any current projects out for bid.
The HRA IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER/CONTRACTOR.


*** West Hill meeting to debate the Local Plan ***
Wednesday, 23 November 2011 0 Comments by Claire
A meeting will take place to debate the revised Local Plan (formerly Local Development Framework) and decide on a response to the consultation, which starts on 1 December.
The meeting will take place on Friday 9 December, 7pm at West Hill Village Hall.
I will be presenting on key aspects of the current plan with Dick Beardsall, who has worked really hard on keeping up to date with the plan’s progress and has made several representations to the Local Plan panel meetings over the past few months.
The more people who attend and give their view, the stronger our collective voice will be.
Please come if you can.


Antigo City CemeteriesWelcome to the City Cemeteries Page
Antigo City Cemeterey Info/Updates
To maintain a neat and orderly appearance, and minimize damage or encroachment in neighboring lots, arborvitae will be removed in order of the following:
- Family request for removal
- Dead or overgrown shrubs
- Remaining shrubs
The City of Antigo will no longer allow any new plantings of arborvitae. However, interested families may request memorial tree plantings or memorial benches in the parks or in specific locations in the cemetery. Please contact our office for more information.
Summer flower arrangements must be removed by October 1 in the three municipal cemeteries (Antigo, Elmwood and Bohemia). Winter or fall arrangements may be attached to the markers or hung from a shepherd hook after October 1.


To the editor:
The voters elected a governor who promised to stop the passenger rail project between Milwaukee and Madison.
Ergo, the voters (federal and state taxpayers) do not want the project.
Pre- or postelection, have you asked yourself one fundamental question: Is passenger rail necessary?
Do we have any problems efficiently moving people, commerce, or industry between Milwaukee and Madison?
If not necessary, why are there proponents pushing for passenger rail? What are the possible motives?
Are the motives perhaps control (controlling the means and methods of transportation and controlling how you will travel), expanding government (moving government deeper into your life), manipulation (manipulating transportation through government rather than free choice), ideology (mass transit is “good,” private passenger vehicles are “bad” and the government knows best)?
The taxpayers, commerce, and industry want safe and efficient roads and bridges. Is roadwork necessary?
We have unsafe, underdesigned and overloaded roadways and bridges.
The obvious immediate needs beyond design life include the Zoo Interchange ($2 billion), the Hoan Bridge ($250 million) and Interstate 39/90 from Madison to the Illinois state line ($715 million).
Put our transportation trust fund tax money where it is needed most, not where bureaucrats think it is best.
The Brehmer Agency Inc., Butler


Fayetteville Residents React To Kum & Go Request
Rezoning Would Pave The Way For Mount Comfort Road Gasoline Station
Posted: October 3, 2013 at 1:14 a.m.
A rezoning request at Mount Comfort Road and Shiloh Drive has residents talking about whether they want a gasoline station in the area.
By The Numbers
According to 2012 Arkansas Highway and Transportation Department traffic counts, 72,000 cars cross a stretch of I-540 north of Mount Comfort Road on an average day. Counts were 15,000 cars on Mount Comfort Road near I-540 and 3,300 on Shiloh Drive.
Source: Staff Report
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Footpath Resurfacing Malloch Street Waikouaiti
March 15, 2023
Downer, on behalf of DCC are doing essential footpath resurfacing on Malloch Street Waikouaiti between 9am – 3pm from Tuesday 21st March 2023. Please see the attached document regarding the works and how it may affect the school buses.
- Malloch Street Letter Drop PDF, 266.3 KB


Johnston v Secretary of State for the Environment
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Premises consisting of 44 garages had originally been used for housing taxis. Over time, some garages became let to individual tenants, and in some cases a tenant took two or more garages. The planning authority was concerned that some of...


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We are able to deliver large and small scale developments to specification, including:
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- Civic and religious buildings


Building Permits & Inspections
Elkins City Code requires that everyone, whether individual or business, obtain a permit to erect, construct, install, repair, alter, or enlarge any building or structure or any electrical wiring (apparatus or appliance), any gas system (apparatus or appliance), or plumbing system or fixture which is or will become part of the structure. Types of work for which permits are needed include storage buildings, additions, repairs, renovations, and new construction. Items of work include, but are not limited to, electrical, plumbing, carpentry, masonry, concrete, drywall, windows and doors, roofing, and HVACs.
The Elkins building inspector enforces the following codes. These codes are often updated; please note that the city has not necessarily adopted the latest published edition. Please consult the building inspector to verify that you are using the correct edition.
- International Building Code
- International Energy Conservation Code
- International Existing Building Code
- International Fuel Gas Code
- International Mechanical Code
- International Plumbing Code
- National Electric Code
- International Swimming Pool and Spa Code
- International Residential Code
- NFPA Life Safety Code
- ICC/ANSI A Accessible & Usable Buildings
Climate and Geographic Design Criteria
Please click here to access climatic and geographic design criteria applicable to building projects in Elkins.
Building Permit Fees
Please click here to download the latest schedule of building permit fees. Forms and payment may be submitted by mail or in person at City Hall. Acceptable forms of payment include cash, money order, personal check and debit or credit cards.
Detailed Plans Required
When making application for a Building Permit for renovations, additions, or new construction, detailed construction plans must be provided. Please contact the City of Elkins Building Inspector to determine what construction plans and details are needed.
The City of Elkins Building Inspector is required to perform various inspections during the course of construction, which includes:
- Footer inspection prior to pouring of concrete
- Rough-in inspection of wiring, plumbing, etc. prior to occupancy
- Inspection upon completion, but prior to occupancy
Additional inspections will be made as deemed necessary by the building inspector.
Forms and Links
The following links and downloads are provided for your convenience:
- Building permit application (new construction)
- Building permit application (existing structure)
- Commercial demolition permit
- Residential demolition permit
- Excavation permit
- Floodplain permit
- Floodplain sketch form
- Zoning variance application & info sheet
- Sign permits
Code Enforcement Officer/Building Inspector
Phone: (304) 636-1414, Ext. 1431
Fax: (304) 635-7132
401 Davis Avenue, Elkins, WV, 26241


The Board of Mayor and Aldermen of the City of Vicksburg, Mississippi, will receive sealed proposals for the Continuing Sewer Assessment Program – Year Four until 9 o'clock a.m. local time on Tuesday, February 19, 2019, at the office of the City Clerk, City Hall, 1401 Walnut Street, Post Office Drawer 150, Vicksburg, Mississippi 39180. All proposals will be publicly opened and read aloud by the Board of Mayor and Aldermen of Aldermen of the City of Vicksburg, Mississippi in Board meeting at 10 o'clock a.m. on February 19, 2019.
Bidders are cautioned that the City Clerk does not receive the Daily U.S. Mail on or before 9:00 a.m. Bids will be time-stamped upon receipt according to City Clerk's time clock.
The work in this project consists generally of cleaning, assessing and recording the condition of existing gravity sewer mains, manholes, and other appurtenances utilizing CCTV, smoke testing and other methods, all in accordance with the City's Continuing Sewer Assessment Program – Year Four.


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Required off-street parking and loading facilities accessory to an existing use on the effective date of this Zoning Code, and those required as accessory to a use created or a building constructed or altered thereafter, shall be continued and maintained in operation, shall not be used for any outdoor purpose other than parking and shall not be reduced below the requirements during the period that the main use is maintained.
(Ord. 1969-169. Passed 7-16-70.)


By Andru McCracken
The Regional District of Fraser-Fort George is asking residents to comply with their evacuation order issued on July 4, 2020. It remains in effect as of Sunday, July 5.
The evacuation order area is shown on the attached map.
“All residents must comply with the evacuation order and are to leave this unstable area immediately,” said Hilary Erasmus, a Public Information Officer for the Regional District.
Erasmus said that the Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure are conducting daily geotechnical assessments and have observed unstable slopes on Willox Creek.
“They advise that more debris events are probable and that it is imperative that residents stay out of the evacuation order area,” said Erasmus.
The ministry hasn’t yet provided an estimated time of re-opening of Mountain View Road.
“The Regional District continues to work with the Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure, Emergency Management BC and other Ministries to ensure the safety of all area residents, and will be providing further updates as the situation evolves.”


Closure of the M25 motorway – Transport Focus comment
14 March 2024
Alex Robertson, Chief executive at the independent watchdog, Transport Focus said:
“Closing the M25 is an important part of improving England’s motorways and major A roads and the decision won’t have been taken lightly. What’s important is that this is done in a way that minimises the impact on road users.
We’ve been speaking to National Highways to make sure sufficient information is communicated in advance and will be monitoring what happens in practice. Anyone thinking of driving near this part of the M25 at the weekend should plan ahead.”
Read more in our blog here


Damaged carriageway outside Livingstone Mews
Reported in the Carriageway Defect category anonymously at 17:50, Friday 26 June 2020
Sent to Bristol City Council less than a minute later
Edge of the carriageway damaged in front of dropped curb causing cars to scrape carriageway when exiting Livingstone Mews onto Stanley Street South. Issue has been getting worse over the last few months. Concerned about damage to the underneath of residents cars.
A new enquiry has been raised for this issue.
Posted by Bristol City Council at 16:50, Friday 26 June 2020
This issue is currently under investigation. We'll provide updates on the outcome as soon as we can.
Posted by Bristol City Council at 08:41, Monday 29 June 2020
This issue requires further investigation. We'll provide updates on the outcome in due course.
Posted by Bristol City Council at 16:21, Friday 3 July 2020
Provide an update


Hi all, I'm currently working on applications to masters programs for Urban Planning. My background is international studies and I'm interested in sustainable planning, I have no design background. Does this put me at a disadvantage in applying to top urban planning schools? I had a decent GPA and I can make an excellent case for why I belong in a policy driven sector of work.
Additionally, if you have any masters programs you are aware of with a focus in sustainability, please drop them below. Thank you!


📩 10/06/2021 13:28
Kayseri Metropolitan Municipality Mayor Dr. Memduh Büyükkılıç supervised the works of the Anafartalar-Terminal-City Hospital-Nuh Naci Yazgan University-Mobilyakent Tram Line, which is one of the projects carried out to make the transportation of the city more comfortable, and said, "Our works continue without interruption."
President Büyükkılıç, who examined the tram line works on site, was accompanied by Deputy Secretary General Hamdi Elcuman, Deputy Secretary General Bayar Özsoy and Project Manager of the contractor firm Hasan Tahsin Özarslan.
“WE STRIVE TO END IT A MOMENT”
Getting information from Project Manager Özarslan about the Anafartalar-Terminal-Şehir Hospital-Nuh Naci Yazgan University-Mobilyakent Tram Line Project works, Metropolitan Mayor Dr. Memduh Büyükkılıç stated that they are making an effort to complete the work here as soon as possible and said:
“The construction work of our 7-kilometer line, which starts in the Tınaztepe-Anafartalar region, from our current terminal building, then in front of our City Hospital, which is our pride, including our furniture city, which passes for the sake of our Nuh Naci Yazgan University and next to KUMSMALL, continues rapidly. I especially thank our contractor company. They continue to work with the municipality in harmony with the culture. In solidarity with our necessary infrastructure organizations, we are making an effort to finish it as soon as possible. As you know, our tram line in our Talas region continues.”
“TRAMWAY LINES WILL HAVE REACHED 48 KILOMETER IN TOTAL”
In his review, President Büyükkılıç stated that with the completion of both the Anafartalar-Terminal-Şehir Hospital-Nuh Naci Yazgan University-Mobilyakent Tram Line and the Talas Mevlana Mahallesi-Furkan Doğan Yurdu Tram Line, the total tram length will reach 48 kilometers. After the completion of both the Talas line and the line in this region, it will have reached a tram line of 48 kilometers in total. Among these works, there are 11 tram cars. I especially thank our President and the Minister of Transport.”


[FF] [G] No trains between Nassau Av and Court Sq [SB] Free shuttle buses provide alternate service All times until 5 AM Tue, Sep 2
[G] Service operates between Church Av and Nassau Av.
[SB] Manhattan Av shuttle buses run between Nassau Av and Court Sq, stopping at Greenpoint Av and 21 St. [SB] McGuinness Blvd shuttle buses run between Lorimer St [L] and Court Sq, stopping near [G] stations at Nassau Av, Greenpoint Av and 21 St.
- Transfer between Manhattan Av [SB] buses and [G] trains at Nassau Av. - Transfer between McGuinness Blvd [SB] buses and [G] [L] trains at Lorimer St/Metropolitan Av.
Available service to/fromManhattan:
- Transfer out-of-system (with MetroCard) between Broadway [G] and Lorimer St [J] [M] Stations. - Transfer between [G] [L] trains at Metropolitan Av/Lorimer St. - Transfer between [A] [C] [G] trains at Hoyt-Schermerhorn Sts.


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Onze mobiliteitsprojecten vind je in de inhoudsopgave aan de linkerkant
25% of the university's CO2-emissions comes from transportation. This consists of air travel, delivery trucks and commutes to work by car. Luckily a lot of our students and staff take the bike to university. Cycling is very popular in the Netherlands and quality infrastructure makes it a fast and convenient way to travel. It is the perfect green mode of transport as it cuts carbon emissions to zero. The Mobility Committee of the Green Office is working on different ways to promote environmentally friendly transport modes between students and staff. Not only cycling, but also public transport and carpooling.


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On November 28th, 2019 the A’s formally announced their intention to build a new stadium at Howard Terminal, on the Oakland Waterfront.
We can’t help but think that the dedication shown by fans to keep the A’s in Oakland played a meaningful role in getting to this point. The plans for the ballpark reflect a vision that put fans and the community at the forefront and we all look forward to this fantastic new home for the A’s opening in 2023. Thanks to you all and LET’S GO OAKLAND!
Final Pledge Stats: Ticket Seat Plans Pledged : 5,554 / Dollars Pledged : $13,743,000


An infamous speeding and accident hotspot in Hunslet Carr is the focus of a growing local campaign, with residents furious about the apparent inaction from the Council – whilst the number of accidents pile up month on month.
The s-bend on Pepper Road (just north of the motorway from Hunslet Cemetery and Belle Isle) has seen dozens of serious accidents in the past few years, with many drivers apparently taking the corner at 40-50mph, residents finding their garden walls demolished on an almost monthly basis, and earlier this year one driver having to be cut free from her crashed car by the Fire Service.
Locals have been trying to highlight the issue for over ten years, but the situation has worsened considerably since the installation of speed bumps and other restrictions on Belle Isle Road in 2013 – leading to Pepper Road becoming a cut-through.
Last year, the Hunslet Carr Residents Association took up the cause and petitioned the Council for changes – and at first seemed to make progress. However, Kenny Saunders, chair of the Association, commented this week:
“It’s 18 months since we first brought this up with the Council – and although staff from the Highways team did come out to look at it just over a year ago, we’ve heard almost nothing since. In the meantime, there’ve been 12 serious accidents (and smaller ones too) – not too mention all those people, especially older members of the community, having to dodge the speeding traffic every day. It’s a nightmare.”
The Council’s Highways department have apologised for the delays, and promised to chase up the contractors due to do the work. But even then, their proposals – for speed bumps and a 20mph speed limit – are, according to the locals residents, far too modest.
Kenny continues: “With the problem such it is, these measures are totally inadequate. We need crash barriers on the bends, a pedestrian crossing, or perhaps even speed cameras. And we really need it as soon as possible – or else it’s only a matter of time before someone is killed.”
Other local residents each have their own stories and stats to share. Rod Rawson is one of those worst affected: his garden wall has been knocked down or damaged 3 times in the past year alone. Barry Dutton is – with his wife Catherine – another:
“We’ve had our garden wall demolished nine times with these accidents. And it’s getting worse: it used to happen every 2-3 years, now it’s yearly. Sometimes we’ve been lucky with insurance claims, but sometimes not: we’ve ended up paying out about £3,000-4,000 ourselves on repairs. We could pursue compensation from the Council, or even move house – but why should we? Why can’t the Council do something?”
At a photo shoot organised to highlight the issue this week, also covered by the Yorkshire Evening Post, Cllr Mohammed Iqbal commented: “It’s disappointing. It’s 14 months since this was raised with the Highways department, we’ve been promised that it’s in process, but still these delays. Why do we need to wait for something like a fatal accident before something is done?”
The Hunslet Carr Residents Association are an active local group, who meet the first Thursday of each month at Woodhouse Hill Community Centre at 6.30pm (more info here) – all welcome.


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The 34th annual Highland Creek Heritage Festival will be held in the Highland Creek Community Park on Saturday, June 15 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
The park is located on the north side of Ellesmere Road, west of Morrish Road. The park offers a large grassy area with trees and a children’s playground. A pancake breakfast sponsored by Amigos will be on offer as well as other food and various vendor items. The


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Mar 03, 2022
the flood defence work necessitates the removal of a number of the benches along the sea front in Millport. That's what started this whole project off.
it now appears that the work won't start before summer 2022.
more details can be found here: https://cumbrae.org/page12.html


ALBANY, N.Y. (NEWS10) — A winter storm is set to hit the Capital Region starting Monday night into Tuesday. According to Meteorologist Jill Szwed, the snow is set to arrive between 7 p.m. and 10 p.m. with periods of heavier snow overnight and snowfall rates of an inch per hour.
Due to the storm, many municipalities are declaring snow emergencies. Check out the list of snow emergencies and parking restrictions throughout the Capital Region:
• 9 p.m. on Monday, February 27 to 9 a.m. on Thursday, March 2
• All vehicles on City Streets must be moved to a cleared or plowed area every twelve hours
• No parking on priority streets in Schenectady
• 10 p.m. on Monday, February 27 to 5 p.m. on Tuesday, February 28
• No parking allowed on village roads or in the municipal lot
• Midnight on Monday, February 27 to Midnight on Wednesday, March 1
• No on-street parking allowed at any time of day or night on town roads
• 7 p.m. on Monday, February 27 to 7 p.m. on Tuesday, February 28
• No parking allowed on public roads
• 6 p.m. on Monday, February 27 to 11 p.m. on Tuesday, February 28
• No parking in the streets. Residents are asked to park in their driveways and have their garbage cans out of the roadway.
• 6 p.m. on Monday, February 27 to 6 a.m. on Wednesday, March 1
• No parking on town roads
• 6 p.m. on Monday, February 27 to Wednesday, March 1 at 6 a.m.
• No parking on city streets
• Starts 8 p.m. on Monday, February 27
• Alternate side parking every 12 hours until snow emergency ends
• Monday from 11 p.m. until Tuesday 8 a.m., no parking on Main Street from Greene Street to Summit Avenue
• Midnight on Tuesday, February 28 to Wednesday, March 1, at 6 a.m.
• Cars cannot park or be unattended on any street, highway, or public parking lot
• 9 p.m. on Monday, February 27 to Wednesday, March 1 at 7 a.m.
• No on-street parking is allowed
• 1 a.m. on Tuesday, February 28 to Tuesday, February 28 at 7 p.m.


Grosvenor will be hosting a new exhibition next week showing details of their latest plans for the Cundy Street Quarter.
We encourage all local residents to go along to the drop-in exhibition and give their feedback. It will be held at 20-22 Pimlico Road (the former Luke Irwin shop) on the following dates & times:
Wednesday 4th December – 14.30-19.30
Thursday 5th December – 10.00-15.00
Saturday 7th December – 10.00-14.00
Churchill Labour Councillors will continue to support and represent residents of Cundy Street Flats and Walden House, who face losing their current homes as a result of the development, and residents of Coleshill Flats whose car park area will also be developed. We welcomed Westminster Council and Grosvenor’s change of heart to offer Walden House residents a right to return, and have asked that the same can be offered to Cundy Flats residents.
If you are affected by the proposals or have any views about them that you would like to share with us, please don’t hesitate to contact us via email at firstname.lastname@example.org.


Yes, we have another project coming to our area! The Department of Design & Construction will be in charge of this project.
This is a Green Infrastructure project. There are four Stormwater Greenstreet locations (similar to rain gardens) and four permeable asphalt locations.
There isn’t any construction at the moment, but if a location is near your property we urge you to take photos in the event you experience any damage.
You can contact Tashlima Lipi, the Community Construction Liaison at (347) 924-9256 or (347) 328-4059 or email her at email@example.com once the project begins. The Field Office hours are Monday thru Friday between the hours of 7:00 am and 3:30 pm.
See the attached locations where work will be done.
Roe Daraio, President
COMET Civic Association


Posted on March 30th, 2016 by DPJ Staff
Phoenix Urban Design Week brings together planners, designers, architects and entrepreneurs for sixteen events in and around downtown Phoenix.
Posted on March 29th, 2016 by DPJ Staff
Annual exhibition takes place Friday evening at Bentley Gallery and features more than 70 stilettos transformed into art.
Posted on November 19th, 2015 by Jill Bernstein
Dr. Stephen Tepper, Dean of ASU’s Herberger Institute for Design & the Arts, discusses the impact of bringing their graduate arts programs to downtown.


Welcome news and long awaited. This was a negotiated condition of QDCC’s agreement to withdraw our objection to the adjacent open land being used for additional synthetic playing fields prior to the new QHS build. We look forward to finally seeing delivery of this project following much chasing since….
I have been informed by Landcare Solutions (Scotland) Ltd, that they are to start work on upgrading the play area next to Sport/Community Hub at Dundas Avenue on Monday 27th.
Alan Grevers | Senior Technical Officer / Parks, Greenspace and Cemeteries |Place, City of Edinburgh Council
The latest plan we have is this, subject to change …


If you live in a busy city, you probably get just as excited as I do when I can merge onto the HOV lane and bypass rush hour traffic.
As helpful as the carpool lane is, it’s equally as frustrating to see the many drivers that break the rules using it as well.
My hope is that this visualization isn’t just a humorous play on words, but a representation as to what the carpool lane should actually be for those that abuse it.
Is that too harsh? Well, I hope for many drivers like me, this rant goes over swimmingly.


Road Closure – 18th Street
Beginning at 8 a.m. on Friday morning, December 16, 2016, West 18th Street will be closed between South Phillips Avenue and South Center Avenue.
Baxter Construction will be receiving a large material delivery.
This delivery is anticipated to be unloaded by noon on December 16, 2016.
Drivers are urged to use caution and reduce their speed while travelling near the construction area and may want to consider alternate routes.


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The Madras High Court has directed the National Highway Authority of India (NHAI) to provide information on the status of the project on NH 67, relating to Thanjavur- Nagapattinam Sector, which has been left incomplete.
The bench in its order also recorded that the petitioner’s representation on February 17, seeking to resume work, has been taken note of by the Ministry of Road Transport, Highways and Shipping and has asked Chairman, NHAI, to offer clarification and necessary action.
The letter states that NH 67, which was in existence as a two-lane road, was handed over to NHAI for converting it into a four-lane road. For the Thanjavur – Nagapattinam Sector, a tender was issued in 2009 for laying four lanes. But since there were no bidders, it was scaled down to two lane. The tender was finalised in 2015 and the contract was allotted to M/s. Madhucon Projects Ltd., Hyderabad, with December 24, 2017, fixed as the deadline for the completion of the project.
But only 26.75 per cent work got completed on the said date and from September 2017 till date, no construction activity has taken place. Moreover, the existing carriage way, which as per the agreement was meant to be maintained by the same contractor till the project completion was also not done.
The letter, pointing out that the road has turned uncomfortable for riders, sought to know when the project work will be completed and seeking maintenance of the existing carriage way till the project is completed.


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In a bid to ensure adequate seating for pregnant passengers, Seoul subway is installing hot pink seats for expectant mothers.
Presently, stickers posted above certain seats indiciate they are reserved for pregnant and disabled passengers. The Seoul government hopes the brightly-coloured seats will make the designation more clearly visible. The scheme will start on lines two and five at the end of July. Read more: english.chosun.com


Temporary Road Closure Order for Minchinhampton High Street, Street Party for residents - Saturday 18th September 2021
Date of decision: Friday, August 6, 2021
Service area: Information Management
What decision was taken?
Temporary Road Closure Order for Minchinhampton High Street, Street Party for residents
Date: Saturday 18th September 2021
Time: 9am to 10pm
Road to be closed:
• High Street at the south end at the junction where it meets West End, Tetbury Street and Well Hill. West End, Tetbury Street and Well Hill will all remain open and unaffected.
• To the north end of the High Street, just beyond the War Memorial and a portion of the Market Square. This will leave access from Butt Street through to Friday Street (for through traffic) and Parsons Court, and also access (across the top of the High Street) from Butt Street through to Bell Lane. All pavements on the High Street will remain open and clear.
Delegated authority: 22 October 2020 version of Constitution - Information Management - Page 4.8 Section 4 - Part C Scheme of Officer Delegations - C2A.8
To facilitate the safe running of the event.
Alternative(s) considered (if any):
Not to make an Order.
Background papers (if any):
Application and consultation email.
Any other information (e.g. name of Councillor who has declared a conflict of interest in the matter):


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The regular meeting of the Worthington Board of Zoning Appeals will be held on Thursday, June 2, 2022, at 7:00 pm Louis J.R. Goorey Worthington Municipal Building, 6550 North High Street, Worthington, Ohio 43085 to hear the following request:
Items of Public Hearing – Consent Agenda
- Extension of Construction Completion Period – New Single-Family Home – 235 E. Wilson Bridge Rd. (Project Construction Co./Barrett) EXCP 03-2022
Items of Public Hearing – Regular Agenda
- Variance – Front Yard Setback – Flag Poles, Lighting, & Memorial Paver Patio – 137 E. Granville Rd. (Worthington Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2398/Sharon Memorial Hall) VAR 09-2022
- Variance – Front Yard Setback – Covered Porch – 59 W. Stanton Ave. (Woody & Lilyana Walton) VAR 13-2022
- Variance – Signage – 445 E. Granville Rd. (Wellogy/I am Boundless) VAR 14-2022
- Variance – Total Accessory Building Area – Pergola – 93 W. Granville Rd. (Sean Kocheran/Welch) VAR 16-2022
Any person is hereby invited to express their opinions regarding this application either in person, by email at firstname.lastname@example.org, or call (567) 249-0063 and enter conference ID: 456 775 89# during the meeting. To provide comments, please visit the public input page.
The City of Worthington will make reasonable accommodations for persons with disabilities who wish to attend a public meeting held by the City of Worthington with a minimum of 48 hours advanced notice.


AN AMBER weather warning is currently in place across Barnsley due to rain.
The warning is expected to remain in place until 6am tommorrow.
- Station Road, Wombwell
- A6135 (Sheffield Road) between Hoyland and Chapeltown
- Claycliffe Road in Barugh Green
- Park Road close to Worsbrough Mill
- Redwood Avenue, Royston
- Huddersfield Road, Haigh near Premdor
- Wakefield Road
- Station Road, Wath-upon-Dearne
- Park Road, near Locke Park
- New Road, Pilley
- Smithey Bridge Lane
- Dance Lane, Crane Moor
- High Street, Grimethorpe
- Whams Road, Penistone
- New Road, Elsecar
- Smithley Bridge Lane, Hemingfield
- Pitt Street, Wombwell
- Smithes Lane
- Barnsley Road, Wombwell
- Dearne Hall Road, Barugh Green
- North Lane, Cawthrone
- Lund Hill Lane, Royston
- Horn Lane/Spicer House Lane, Ingbirchworth
- Swallow Hill Road, Mapplewell
- A6195 Dearne Valley Parkway closed between Cortonwood roundabout and Wath Road roundabout. Please be aware that there's no left turn coming down the hill towards Cortonwood roundabout
Services between Huddersfield and Sheffield are currently unable to run due to heavy rain flooding the railway at Denby Dale.
There is no estimate as to when the service will resume.
Stagecoach have confirmed that there are lengthy delays to services due to road closures and surface water


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Transportation Committee Meeting
Date and Location
June 6 at 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM
Online via Webex
- Updates on Citi Bike Station Expansion in CD14 – Jenee Malloy and Lisa Morasco, NYC Department of Transportation
- Bike Lane Network Proposal in CD14 – Lauren Martin, NYC Department of Transportation
- Other business
- Foster Avenue, Ocean Parkway to Flatbush Avenue – Standard Bicycle Lane westbound
- Farragut Avenue, Ocean Avenue to Nostrand Avenue – Standard Bicycle Lane eastbound
- East 12th St, Avenue I to Avenue P – Standard Bicycle Lane southbound
- East 13th St, Avenue I to Avenue P – Standard Bicycle Lane northbound
- East 14th St, Avenue H to Avenue I – Shared Lane northbound and southbound
- East 17th St, Avenue I to Avenue P – Standard Bicycle Lane northbound
- East 18th St, Avenue I to Avenue P – Standard Bicycle Lane southbound
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The Mayor of Atlantic City in New Jersey, United States of America on Wednesday, ordered the demolition of a closed casino on the Atlantic City, N.J., boardwalk once owned by former President Donald Trump.
It was reported that the Mayor described the vacant building as “an eyesore” and made it a priority to destroy it.
The Wall Street Journal made this known in a tweet on its verified Twitter handle with a picture showing a building in a high brow area with the caption: ‘Trump Plaza Casino Demolished in Atlantic City’.
@wsj wrote: “A closed casino once owned by former President Donald Trump was demolished Wednesday in Atlantic City, N.J. The mayor had called the vacant building an eyesore and made it a priority to destroy it”.
A report by the Wall Street Journal said that the Atlantic City Mayor, Marty Small, who took office in January, made it a priority to destroy the vacant building, calling it an eyesore for the boardwalk.
@wsj report also said that the city hosted a viewing party of the implosion and allowed viewers to pull up in their cars to witness the demolition of the property, which opened in 1984.
Mr. Trump sold the financially struggling casino, which previously was the cornerstone of his Atlantic City empire, in 2013. Trump Plaza was the last Atlantic City casino to bear the former president’s name and has been closed since 2014.
After he sold the casino, Mr. Trump’s attorneys argued in bankruptcy court that his name should be removed from the property.


|Council has received a request to name an unnamed road that runs north to south from Broughton Road to Yanac South Road in the locality of Broughton. It is proposed to name this road ‘Allens Road’. |
The name “Allens Road’ has been chosen as the road in question is generally known in the community by this name.
A map of the road location is available at the Council Offices, 92 Nelson Street, Nhill or viewable here.
Written submissions on the proposal, addressed to the Chief Executive Officer, PO Box 250, Nhill, Vic, 3418, will be received up to 30 days from the date of this notice.
Any queries should be directed to Anne Champness, Director Corporate & Community Services, on 03 5391 4444.


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Arabella 3 is steps away from Mudon Central Park, a vast green landscape park to bring friends, family and kids. Fitness enthusiasts can enjoy the jogging & cycling tracks along with sparkling community pools located nearby. This residence is connected to major highways and close to a beauty salon, cafes, restaurants, a grocery store and more.
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A couple of weeks ago CTV contacted the MHBPNA executive because there were reports of rampant graffiti in the neighbourhood. And Banksy was not the perpetrator. No, these were rather pedestrian efforts by some folks taking advantage of the lax security around the homes slated for demolition.
We will admit parts of Weber Street looked a little tawdry but it also gave us a kind of “urban street cred” which everyone knew was going to be short lived since the buildings would be torn down quite soon.
CTV made a news item out of it and among those quoted were our president Lane Burman and our city councillor Dan Glenn Graham.
The news report can still be found here.
Lane also joked that he thought we deserved better graffiti since the examples we got were pretty lame. But those comments were not used since CTV was building up the negative aspects. Dan Glenn Graham demanded something be done but the people interviewed who lived in the area all said they didn’t like the graffiti but the buildings were going to be torn down soon so it really didn’t matter. Their attitude could be summarized by a shrug.
The story might have ended there, as some filler for a slow news day, but shortly thereafter, the Region saw fit to protect us from viewing those images and covered them up with plywood and paint.
So we, and the commuting citizens of our region, were saved from the graffiti for about two days until this happened:
So now, no more graffiti. We thank the Region for looking out for us, but if someone knew the houses would be torn down in two days, did they have to spend the money on labour and plywood to cover it up for such a short time?
So now we know what can be accomplished by a slow news day and a very modest amount of outrage.


"I'm also concerned about traffic," neighborhood resident Shannon Estenoz said to Council members. "There are no main arteries to get people to this center. They get there by driving through our neighborhood, and most of our streets, including mine, don't have a sidewalk. They drive past my house, and they speed… I don't see anything about speed bumps, signage reminding people that this is a neighborhood. This isn't Volunteer or Central Park. This is the middle of our historic, beautiful neighborhood. So, I'm asking that you please be a good neighbor, and consider the decisions that you make."


Attached please find a construction update for the week of October 1 on the Skagit Regional Airport Runway 10-28 Improvement Project.
Check NOTAMs for current closure status.
Pilots are advised to use caution when crossing the north end of Taxiway G (future TWY B) where construction traffic may be crossing aircraft movement areas. Construction traffic will yield to aircraft.
A safety meeting will be held at 1:00 p.m. Thursday, October 4, at the port administration building, 15400 Airport Drive, Burlington, WA. Airport users and the public are welcome to attend.
Please note that the Runway 10-28 designation will change to Runway 11-29 at completion of the project. The taxiway designations will become Taxiway A (existing), A1, A2, A3, A4; Taxiway B (formerly TWY G), B1, B2, B3; and Taxiway C (formerly TWY F).
Finally, mark your calendars! The Port will be hosting a Runway 11-29 Commissioning Celebration on Friday, October 19th at 10:00 a.m. Airport users are invited to come and help us celebrate the completion of this important project.
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Construction on Rohnert Park Expressway
Weather permitting, work on the Rohnert Park Expressway over-crossing will occur on Wednesday, June 26, 2013. At least one lane in each direction will remain open at all times, but some lanes may be closed from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm. Additionally, northbound and southbound freeway loop on-ramps may be closed from 9:30 am to 2:30 pm. Travelers should expect delays. Alternate routes, such as the Golf Course Avenue under-crossing are advised. Please drive with caution through this area while work is being performed.


In accordance with the requirements of Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) of 1990, the Town of Rolesville will not discriminate against qualified individuals based on disability in Town services, programs, or activities.
You may request accommodation for a disability condition in order to attend a public meeting by contacting the Town Clerk at 919-556-3506. Such request should be made at least 48 business hours in advance of the meeting.
The Town of Rolesville is in the process of developing an ADA Transition Plan, including a physical assessment of all Town facilities.
Community Input Sought on Accessibility Plan
The Town of Rolesville is holding a Community Input session during the Town Board's regular meeting on Tuesday, July 7 at 7pm for public review of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Draft Transition Plan. The meeting is open to the public. Town staff will be on hand to answer questions and take feedback and suggestions for the plan. Citizens are welcome to provide feedback at the meeting on July 7, email suggestions to Town Clerk email@example.com, or call the Town at 919-556-3506.


Concrete Curb Repairs at Centreville Subdivision
From Monday, June 27, to Monday, July 4, contractors will be starting the installation process for the repair of concrete curbs. The concrete curb installation works are weather dependent and may take longer than anticipated. As such, we ask that you obey the parking signs and work with the contractor in case of driveway interruptions.
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The University of Tennessee Health Science Center is committed to keeping our community well informed as we move forward with the UTHSC Campus Master Plan, which will serve as the roadmap for our institution for the next 10 to 15 years. Our aspirational goal is to enhance the position of our campus as a linchpin of the entire Memphis Medical Center.
Join us for a UTHSC Campus Master Plan Open House on Monday, October 27, 2014, from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. in the O.D. Larry Dining Hall of the Student-Alumni Center, 800 Madison Avenue.
This will be a time for you to ask questions and provide feedback as we move through the Campus Master Plan process.


LUDHIANA: Five days after he called off his protest against National Highways Authority of India (NHAI), Ludhiana MP Ravneet Singh Bittu
on Monday gave another deadline for shutting down Ladhowal Toll Plaza.
Bittu said here on Monday that as as the firm concerned has failed to complete the National Highway project on time, he along with his supporters, would be shutting down the operations of the Ladhowal toll plaza on March 8
Bittu said that that the firm was not taking the matter related to the completion of flyovers within the Ludhiana city seriously. Earlier, Bittu had given a call for shutting down toll plaza on February 28, but had cancelled this agitation claiming that as the situation between India and Pakistan was tense and staging protest on this highway will hamper the movement of Indian army convoys to and fro from the border.
Blaming Union Minister for Road Transport and Highways Nitin Gadkari, National Highway Authority of India (NHAI) and the firm for failing to take necessary measures, he said despite several reminders to them the project could not be completed till now. "People pay toll tax expecting smooth travel on the road. So till the time the work is incomplete and flyovers starts, we will not let Ladhowal toll Plaza operate," said Bittu.
Bittu also said that Ladhowal toll Plaza rates were amongst the highest in the country.
Notably the construction work on flyovers in Ludhiana city, namely Sherpur Chowk, Cancer Hospital Chowk, Tajpur Road and Basti Jodhwal Chowk has been halted for several months, which has not only been leading to traffic congestion but has also led to several accidents.
Recently Bittu had sent a letter to Union minister Nitin Gadkari demanding that the incomplete portion of the six-laning of National Highway project passing through Ludhiana should be completed in the stipulated time frame positively.