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January 27, 2014
Project: Interstate 5 Skagit River Bridge replacement
Client: Washington State Department of Transportation
Built in 1955, the Skagit River Bridge crosses the river between Mount Vernon and Burlington in northern Washington state. The bridge is a part of a heavily traveled section of Interstate 5, the primary transportation artery between Seattle and Vancouver, B.C., and an essential corridor for regional and international commerce.
On May 23, 2013, an over-height truck clipped a portion of the bridge’s steel truss, causing a 160-foot-long bridge span to collapse into the river.
On June 19, Max J. Kuney Co., with Parsons Brinckerhoff as designer, was selected by the Washington State Department of Transportation and given notice to proceed to construct the $6.87 million permanent bridge span replacement.
Parsons Brinckerhoff utilized its structural engineering familiarity with emergency bridge replacements in its work on the design-build team. The team prepared a design-and-construction scheme that met WSDOT’s maximum dead load requirements, minimized impacts to I-5 traffic, was constructible within the 90-day schedule, and resulted in the best value to WSDOT.
The team’s work successfully resulted in three significant achievements for WSDOT: the first emergency design-build contract using federal funds, the first decked bulb tee girder bridge design on an interstate highway in Washington, and the first use of lightweight aggregate by WSDOT for a concrete girder bridge of this type.
The new bridge span opened on Sept. 15, just 115 days after the initial accident and 88 days after the design-build team’s notice to proceed.


The Town Council owns and manages allotments at four sites in Cliltheroe - Hayhurst Street, West View, off Whalley Road and Millthorne. Please note that the allotments at Low Moor are not the responsibility of the Town Council and we do not have any information about those plots.
Allotments at these sites can only be granted to residents of Clitheroe. This means you must be resident within the parish of Clitheroe itself to be eligible so residents of Barrow, Billington, Chatburn or other neighbouring villages are not able to apply for Town Council plots. Allotment tenancy agreements can only be entered into with those aged 16 and over with full legal capacity to enter contracts.
Anyone interested in renting an allotment should contact the Town Hall on 01200 424722. There is normally a waiting list of approximately 2 years but, due to a substantial increase in applications for allotments during lockdown, the waiting time is now in excess of 3 years.
Please note available allotments are allocated on an as seen basis ie there may be a considerable amount of work to be done, sheds/greenhouses to be removed (if not wanted by the outgoing tenant), rubbish to be removed to the tip. This remedial work is the responsibility of the new tenant.
An allotment application form must be completed and returned to the Town Hall in order to be added to the waiting list; verbal expressions of interest in having an allotment will not suffice to be added to the list. The allotment application form is attached below:
The annual rent for a standard sized allotment is currently £113.36 and for a half size plot £56.68. The rents do depend on the size of the allotment and so can vary.
An allotments competition is held in summer every year with small prizes for the winning gardens and pigeon lofts.


The Coventry Cross Regeneration scheme is located on a prominent site in Tower Hamlets. As part of the offer document used in the transfer of the Estate, internal, external and environmental refurbishments were proposed and we worked closely with Poplar HARCA to put together a proposal which responded to residents’ concerns and aimed to exceed expectations. Key to the success of the proposed regeneration was the aesthetic improvement of the existing estate, to include environmental works.
Regular consultations were held with residents to ensure both client and resident aspirations were met. Alongside this detailed design meetings were conducted with the client to ensure appropriate materials were selected and the budget was managed effectively throughout the process. The design also incorporated SAP modelling to analyse the performance of existing buildings and identify ways in which the proposed specification should be adjusted to improve energy performance. The energy use of model properties are being monitored to determine predicted vs actual performance.


Airport Central Retail Hub is located in Perth Airports existing Long Term Car Park G (LTCP G). The project included construction of a new roundabout on Paltridge Rd, a new Airport Drive left in left out intersection and modifications to the existing LTCP H exit. Also a temporary entrance / exit for LTCP H whilst the roundabout was constructed. Densford took a proactive approach working with the client to investigate existing pavements to reduced required reconstruction works. The team worked under the pump as an accelerated program was put in place to meet the revised deadlines. Densford finished the works efficiently, on time and to the satisfaction of Perth Airport.


Claremont Station: a piece of Perth history
Hera Engineering is excited about the successful involvement with Metronet and John Holland for the Claremont station redevelopment.
Works on Claremont Station began on February the 5th, 2021 as part of building new turnback infrastructure. During the work on the 135-year-old station, heavily degraded elements, which needed to be replaced, were found. Extensive works to the bridge footings had to be done and we had to come up with creative construction engineering techniques to ensure that the works could progress without further delays due the latent conditions.
Hera Engineering has been working closely with the site team to supervise the complex temporary works which has been successfully completed.
We are extremely proud to be involved in the conservation of such a piece of Perth history.


The closure of Business 24 ( Peoria Street) in Washington at the railroad viaduct just west of Wood Street will continue until Friday, June 20th. This is necessary for additional drainage work to be completed at the viaduct and is also due to weather delays. Washington has specified a preferred route for local delivery trucks during this road closure. These vehicles should use N. Cummings Lane, Cruger Road, and Main Street; passenger vehicles have no local route restrictions. Through traffic is encouraged to use Route 24 while the work is completed.
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Gift of Trees for Nepal and Friendship Exchange.
Rotaract club of Parbat in cooperation with the Rotary club of Branchubrg from New Jersey, USA, District 7510 and Rotary club of Parbat worked together to plant trees in Durlum Court, Parbat as part of the RI president's hope to beautify and reforest. Thanks to Rotary club of Branchburg, The Asha project #Ashaproject and the visiting Rotarians for supporting this tree planting project. Five Rotary Friendship Exchange members donated funds to plant 50 trees in Durlum court, Parbat.


Wilberforce House Development
If you wish to view our proposed Development Plans on-line, please open the documents below. The proposed plans showcased in the original Development Brochure (September 2017) below have been slightly altered. The Revised plans (February 2018) are attached below for your reference. Should you wish to discuss any of these plans with the School, feel free to contact us. The buildng works should commence in 2019.


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12 Mile & Novi Progress Photos
PHASE 2 Construction begins Aug. 2 with northbound and southbound Novi Road approaches at 12 Mile Road closing
Hometown Life article on 12 Mile/Novi Road intersection reconstruction (6/14/19)
12 Mile/Novi Road intersection reconstruction will begin Monday, June 17
Oakland Press article on the road construction (5/14/19)


Several Regional Transit Authorities are partnering with MassDOT's MassRIDES to promote green transportation options through NuRide, the nation's largest travel rewards and rideshare matching program.
The Greater Attleboro-Taunton Regional Transit Authority (GATRA), the Worcester Regional Transit Authority (WRTA), the Cape Cod Regional Transit Authority (CCRTA) and the Pioneer Valley Transit Authority (PVTA) have each taken a unique approach in promoting NuRide to their customers.
NuRide, sponsored by MassDOT, is FREE for anyone living or working in Massachusetts and encourages greener trips by walking, bicycling, carpooling, vanpooling or by public transit.
“Promoting NuRide benefits the PVTA because it demonstrates our collaboration with organizations, including MassRIDES and MassDOT, who value promoting healthier and greener transportation options,” said Brandy Lamica, of the PVTA.
GATRA, WRTA, CCRTA and PVTA have each incorporated direct links from their individual RTA web pages to www.NuRide.com for those interested in learning more about the travel reward and rideshare matching program. Individuals who enroll in NuRide are provided a unique RTA promotion code available on each of the RTA web pages which provides an instant 1,000 point credit to new accounts. Points accrued with each green trip taken can then be redeemed for retail discounts, restaurant coupons and tickets to area shows and attractions.
For additional information about partnering with MassRIDES to promote NuRide at your work location, please visit www.commute.com/nuride or contact Johanna Blue, MassRIDES, at 617.892.6086 or Johanna.Blue@state.ma.us.
Danvers: Route 128/Route 62 Interchange Crash Reduction posted on Oct 21
MassDOT has announced that due to several recent improvements, there has been a sharp reduction in the number of traffic crashes at the interchange of Route 128 with Route 62 in Danvers. MassDOT worked collaboratively for several months with elected and local officials, the Danvers …Continue Reading Danvers: Route 128/Route 62 Interchange Crash Reduction
MBTA Forest Hills Bus Canopy Public Meeting Set posted on Oct 21
The Casey Arborway Project includes expansion of the Upper Busway at the MBTA’s lntermodal Forest Hills Station. A Public Meeting on the Forest Hills Bus Canopy Project has been scheduled as follows: Wednesday, November 2, 6:30 to 8:30 PM, The English High School, 144 McBride …Continue Reading MBTA Forest Hills Bus Canopy Public Meeting Set
All Electronic Tolling Information, Public Meeting posted on Oct 19
The new All Electronic Tolling program on I-90 and the Boston tunnels will “go live” on Friday night, October 28th. A final Toll Plaza Demolition Public Meeting is set for tonight: • Wednesday, October 19th – Brighton WGBH – Yawkey Theater, One Guest Street Plaza …Continue Reading All Electronic Tolling Information, Public Meeting


485 to be finished by 2015, construction resumes this year
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“Gov. Bev Perdue made it official Thursday morning, signing a contract with Blythe Construction Inc. to finish the I-485 beltway.
Perdue, standing in front of a backhoe and a dump truck at the local offices of the state transportation department, called the controversial design-build-finance plan ‘a new chapter’ in how North Carolina handles its overwhelming roads and highway needs. The funding plan allows the state to stretch its payments over five-and-a-half years even though the work will be completed in four-and-a-half years.


A pair of Indiana Department of Transportation projects in Decatur County get underway Monday.
Road crews plan to install left turn arrows on S.R. 3 at the intersection with S.R. 46, C.R. 250 W and Base Road.
By adding turn arrows, INDOT will restrict left turn movements at the intersection southwest of Greensburg where a number of serious crashes have occurred.
“Once installed, motorists will be allowed to make protected-only left turns—northbound to westbound, and southbound to eastbound,” said Harry Maginity, media relations director for INDOT.
Another road project will take place on Old U.S. 421. The 1935 twin arch over Clifty Creek in Adams Township is scheduled to be taken down next week.
It will result in a 120-day closure of Old. U.S. 421 beginning Monday. Local drivers can detour via C.R. 420 W and C.R. 300 N.


Public Hearing Ord Amend to Sections 10-3-6, 10-4-2, and 10-6-18 Zoning CodePUBLIC HEARING
CITY OF FARMINGTON
REQUEST: An ordinance amendment to Sections 10-3-6, 10-4-2 and 10-6-18(F) of the Zoning Code as they relate to Variances, Nonconformities, and Shoreland Management Regulations.
APPLICANT: City of Farmington
430 Third Street, Farmington, MN
WHEN: Tuesday, December 13, 2011 at 7:00 p.m.; or as soon thereafter, as the parties may be heard. All persons desiring to be heard, in person or in writing, will be heard at this time.
WHERE: Planning Commission Meeting, City Hall Council Chambers, 430 Third Street, Farmington, MN.
QUESTIONS: Contact Tony Wippler, Assistant City Planner at (651) 280-6822 or e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.org
DATED: This 23rd day of November, 2011.
/S/: David McKnight


Work is about to start to strengthen the road edge of Water Lane/West Street in Winterborne Stickland, and the design of the reconstruction will take into account the local water vole population.
The road has historically seen the verge falling into the river due to the erosion of the bank over time. As the road is rural, and narrow, the verge is further pushed into the river by vehicles using the grassy edge to pass each other.
In normal circumstances, steel gabions or sheet piles would be used to support the road embankment but, to help support the water vole habitat, Dorset Highways will be using a modified recycled material called Cement Bound Granular Macadam (CBGM).
The alternative material will significantly stiffen the edge of the road to prevent the road edge being pushed into the river by traffic.
Work will only be carried out in 50m sections over several years to further protect the water vole habitat. A historic plastic sheet, previously used to prevent the undermining of the verge, will also be removed from the area.
Portfolio holder for Highways, Travel and Environment, Cllr Ray Bryan, said: “Dorset’s natural environment is home to a multitude of wildlife, many of which are protected.
“Not only do we have a great track record of recycling materials back into our surfacing works, we also actively support the natural environment when designing our highway improvement schemes.”
As well as work to reinforce the road, official passing places will be clearly marked and marker posts will be put on the verge following the works, to prevent vehicles from damaging the verge in the future.
Phase one of the works will start on Monday 14 June with the road closed to vehicles, 24 hours-a-day, for one week, while the first 50m of collapsed verge is rebuilt and the road edge reconstructed with a cement-based foundation.
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LHDSC Preliminary Study Report and Public Hearing Notification for Town Website
Posted on: April 23, 2018 - 1:49pm
According to Mass General Law, Chapter 40C, the Historic Districts Act, a local historic district study committee is required to submit a preliminary study report to the Massachusetts Historical Commission 60 days before a public hearing, but no sooner than 60 days from that date. A Preliminary Study Report, proposing eight local historic districts, was submitted to the Massachusetts Historical Commission on March 16, 2018.
A complete copy of the Preliminary Study Report is available in the Town Clerk’s office at the Hopedale Town Hal. A copy of the report, not including the appendices, is on the town of Hopedale’s website, Local Historic District Study Committee webpage.
The public hearing is scheduled for Tuesday, May 15, 2018 at 7 p.m. in the Draper Room at the Hopedale Town Hall, located at 74 Hopedale Street in Hopedale, Massachusetts.


ZBA Application Information
The Zoning Board of Appeals (ZBA) handles requests for variances from the Zoning Ordinance, interpretations of the Zoning Ordinance, and administrative reviews/appeals of decisions.
If you wish to appear before the ZBA, please consider the following:
- An application needs to be completed and submitted. You may pick up an application at the Township, request to have one sent to you, or print the one found here. The application must be filled out completely, including identifying the section of the Zoning Ordinance from which you are seeking a variance. The signatures of the applicant and property owner must be notarized. Generally, there are notaries available at the Township. Please also note that if your application is accompanied by plans, only one hard copy of plans is needed. However, a disc containing a PDF of the plans must also be submitted.
- The appropriate fee must be paid. The fee is $200 for a variance for one single-family residential lot, $500 for all other variances and appeals. The fee may be paid by cash, check, or money order (made payable to Lyon Township). Visa, Mastercard, and Discover cards can be accepted, though there is a fee involved. If an application is submitted without the fee, the application will not be processed.
- Variances, interpretations, and appeals generally require a public hearing. Therefore, a public hearing notice will be published in the local newspaper of record (the South Lyon Herald) no later than 15 days prior to a meeting. In cases that involve specific property, the same notice will also be mailed to all parcels within 300' of the subject parcel(s). This will be handled by the Township once the applicant submits the completed application and appropriate fee.
- The applicant or a designated representative must attend the meeting to present their case to the ZBA.


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Please find attached the Traffic Control Barricade & Cone location Map for the Chamber of Commerce "Mountain Run" event that will be taking place on Saturday 9/4/21.
The event will begin and end at the "Days of 92" arena on Loma Ave. This area will be supervised by event personnel and only cones will be used on Loma, as this is part of the emergency route through the city. The barricades on Main Street, 3rd, and Capital intersections will be put up by the Public Works Department around 6:00 am on Saturday 9/4/21.
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Weekend Lane Closures on I-270 in Madison County
GRANITE CITY – The Illinois Department of Transportation announced lane closures in both directions of Interstate 270 between Illinois 3 and Riverview Drive in Missouri beginning at 5 a.m. Saturday, Feb. 25, weather permitting. One lane in each direction will remain open throughout the weekend. The lane closures are needed to accommodate pavement patching. All lanes will reopen by 5 a.m., Monday, Feb. 27.
Motorists should expect delays and are encouraged to use alternate routes during this closure. Drivers are urged to reduce speed, be alert for changing conditions, obey all construction signage, and refrain from using mobile devices while approaching and traveling through the work zone.
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Traffic: 2341 Bear Mountain Parkway
Issued: Friday, September 29, 2023
Where: 2341 Bear Mountain Parkway
When: Monday, October 2nd, 2023 and Tuesday, October 3rd, 2023 from 7:00am to 3:00pm
What: Traffic Delay – Lane Closure
Please be advised that on Monday, October 2nd, 2023 and Tuesday, October 3rd, 2023 from 7am-3pm, Bear Mountain Parkway at Flint Ave (South) will be single lane alternating traffic to accommodate development works.
Traffic control will be on-site directing traffic. Delays may be expected, motorists please be aware. We apologize for the inconvenience.


Jeddah City Profile Workshop 2018
YOUTH & WOMEN PARTICIPATION IN THE URBAN PLANNING PROCESS, October 2018
URBAN ECONOMY & MUNICIPAL FINANCE WORKSHOP, October 2018
ALGHAD and FSCP SIGNING FOR YOUTH INITIATIVE.
Saudi Arabia participation in HABITAT III QUITO 2016.
land management, land regulation and informal settlement upgrading training.
Legal Assessment Workshop.
REVIEW OF MAKKAH REGIONAL PLAN workshop


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|N. Winton runs from East Avenue at its southern end to Empire Boulevard. at the northern end.|
About North Winton Road:
North Winton Road is the northern portion of what is more commonly known as Winton Road. Some important streets it passes along the way (travelling south to north) are University Avenue, Atlantic Avenue, and East Main Street.
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The Transfer Station will open Saturday, May 6th from 7 a.m. to Noon for Town of Geddes residents to drop off their yard and brush waste. The Station will continue to be open on Saturdays throughout the summer from 7am to Noon. You MUST be a Town of Geddes resident, Solvay is not included in this drop off. Residents will be asked for a photo ID upon dropping off their waste. Please bring your ID with you.


The Neighbourhood Plan referendum polling cards may have arrived for you to vote on 23rd March.
For all the information about the Neighbourhood Plan and why its so important for this community, please go to https://www.aldbourne.net/aldbourne-parish-council/aldbourne-neighbourhood-development-plan/.
It’s your choice: do you want more local control over Aldbourne’s future?
Q: Can any local resident vote in the referendum?
A: As with all formal votes, it is only open to those on the electoral roll.
Q: If our Plan goes ahead, will it make any real difference?
A: Planning is always a matter of balance and judgement but Wiltshire Council would be legally required to take account of our Plan on any future planning applications.
Q: If our Plan fails to get support, would that stop the proposed development along Lottage Road?
A: That is very unlikely. The Plan Examiner supported the allocation so Wiltshire Council will most likely follow that advice. And, without our Plan, we would have no more control than usual about the final details of the scheme.
Q: If it goes forward, how long would the Neighbourhood Plan be in place for?
A: As of today (February 17th 2023), it is just 2 years, but the government’s next changes will, very soon, make that 5 years.
Q: A new Local Plan is on its way so will that supersede any Plan of ours?
A: Not really because our Neighbourhood Plan is so specific to Aldbourne. If changes are needed, they can be addressed through a quick review of our Plan.
Q: If there is just one aspect of our Plan I do not support, what happens if I vote ‘no’?
A: There will not be any opportunity to vote on specific aspects of the Plan. The vote is on the Plan as a whole so everything would go if one aspect caused too many ‘no’ votes.
Q: How long after the vote, if it is in support, would our Plan be fully in use?
A: Probably a month or two.
Q: If there are things in our Plan that Wiltshire Council do not support, can they block it or change it?
Q: Do I need ID to vote at this Referendum?
A: Voter ID does not come into force until May 2023. Which means you will not require ID to vote at this Referendum.


The Good, The Unknown and The Ugly. Changes to Individual Retirement Accounts and 401 (k) plans were passed recently by the United States Congress. Pending since early summer of 2019, the legislation was attached to the updated budget bill and signed by President Trump. A number of provisions went into effect on January 1, 2020.
On January 27, 2020, the City Council of Farmington Hills, Michigan supported Mayor Vicki Barnett’s recommendation that environmental lawyer George Curran be reappointed to the Brownfield Redevelopment Authority. After serving on the Authority for four years, he will now serve until his term expires in 2023.
The Brownfield Redevelopment Authority was established by the City Council in 2002 to promote the revitalization, redevelopment and reuse of commercial and industrial property within the City that is environmentally contaminated, blighted or functionally obsolete.
Mayor Barnett extended her thanks to George for his continued commitment of service to the Authority and to the community. George and his family reside in Farmington Hills.


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The lot showcases Panoramic Ocean, City-Light and Sunset Views, Catalina Island, vast Coastline, White Water, and Hills from this amazing hillside location. There is potential to build a magnificent custom home here with views like no other!


Bonanza Flat Conservation Area Open House
- Date: 04/02/2018 4:30 PM - 6:30 PM
- Location: City Council Chambers
445 Marsac Ave
Park City, Utah 84060
- Introduction: Please join us for a Bonanza Flat Conservation Area Open House. Public feedback is welcome and encouraged.
Please join us for a Bonanza Flat Conservation Area Open House where representatives from Park City Municipal Corporation and Utah Open Lands will be presenting DRAFT Bonanza Flat Conservation Easement Intention and Uses. Public feedback is welcome and encouraged.
For additional information and project background, please visit the Bonanza Flat Conservation Area webpage, and view the most recent City Council update here.
Please contact Logan Jones (firstname.lastname@example.org or 435.615.5176) for additional information


Welcome to Streersboro
Welcome to the City of Streetsboro,
the Gateway to Progress!
9184 State Route 43
Streetsboro, Ohio 44241
We are located within 40 minutes of Cleveland, Akron and Youngstown, strategically located at the crossroads of 5 State Routes: Rt 14, Rt 43, Rt 303, Rt 480 and Ohio Turnpike, making our city a great location for your next home or business.
We appreciate your interest in our city and our community.
Please feel free to contact City Hall with your questions and comments at 330-626-4942.
ODOT FROST ROAD PROJECT
Please see the flyer below regarding the Frost Road Projcet
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NOTICE: Water Hydrant Flushing
Water Hydrant Flushing is scheduled to begin on April 17 through May 5.
Crews will perform the work Monday thru Friday from 6:00 am to 5:00 pm and Saturday and Sunday from 6:00 am to 3:00 pm.
Request For Proposals For Citywide Recycling Franchise
Please click on the link below for information regarding the Request for Proposals for the Residential Curbside Recycling Franchise
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From The Mayor
Glenn M. Broska
Welcome to the City of Streetsboro, where the Progress is everywhere!
Please visit our new website and explore the different ways the City is working for you!
If you have questions or concerns please contact the Mayor's Office
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Derby motorists are set to face delays this week as roadworks take place on a number of busy city roads.
The journeys of those travelling on Wheelwright Way, Pride Park and Railway Terrace near Derby railway station will be among those affected.
Some other key roads are also set for works this week.
We've put together a list - correct as of the evening of Sunday, December 1 - of the roadworks which are most likely to cause delays to traffic on major routes in and around the city this week.
If you know of any traffic and roadworks problems in your area which are not listed below, call us on 01332 411999 or email firstname.lastname@example.org.
The roadworks.org website says delays are likely in Railway Terrace, outside Derby railway station, as works are carried out by Derby City Council.
The roadworks were set to start today (Sunday, December 1) and continue tomorrow (Monday, December 2) with traffic control stop/go boards set up.
Resurfacing works will be taking place outside the entrance to the station, near the road's junction with Midland Road.
Derby City Council resurfacing works will be taking place in Wheelwright Way, on Pride Park, from Monday, December 2 until Wednesday, December 4.
Traffic control stop/go boards will be in place near the Holiday Inn Express to allow the work to take place.
Roadworks will be taking place in Osmaston Road, near its junction with Reginald Street, from Tuesday, December 3 until Thursday, December 5.
Delays are likely according to the roadworks.org website, but work will be carried out during off-peak times.
Temporary traffic lights will be in place to allow the city council works to take place.
Roadworks are expected to cause delays in Elvaston Lane, Alvaston next weekend.
Traffic control stop/go boards will be in place from Friday, December 6 until Tuesday, December 10.
The resurfacing works will be taking place near Elvaston Lane Recreation Ground.


Welcome to the Crease Street Garden
Our mission is to maintain and preserve the Crease Street Garden as an ornamental garden for the enjoyment and refreshment of the local community.
We have added a little free library, courtesy of Read to Succeed. See our announcements page for more information or stop by and visit in person.
Our Fundraising Progress
We’re a community garden on the 1200 block of Crease Street in beautiful Fishtown. We host events including movie nights, concerts, and spring and autumnal celebrations. It is a public space that you can access at any time! You can also email us to reserve the space for small events. Come share in our Garden!
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1238 Crease Street
Philadelphia, PA 19125


Highly-anticipated overpass quickly becomes beacon of South Jakarta with new architectural LED lighting system
Jakarta’s Semanggi interchange overpass is yet another progressive infrastructure project from the government of Indonesia.
The ground-breaking project was recently inaugurated by President Jokowi Widodo on August 17, 2017, which coincided with the commemoration of the 72nd anniversary of Indonesia’s Independence Day.
Jakarta’s Governor Djarot Saiful Hidayat described it as a “special gift for Jakartans and for the nation”.
Designed to accelerate the traffic flow in the Semanggi ‘cloverleaf’ interchange area by up to 37%, it has been heralded as one of the city’s most notable and efficiently executed projects.
One of the major project developments was the successful installation of colour-changing architectural LED lighting system by Lumascape.
Architectural lighting solution
One of the major challenges for this lighting project was the difficulty of getting any type of contractor into the area.
Due to the high traffic congestion, construction workers and other contractors would often be only able to work during the off-peak night hours.
It was crucial that the lighting specified had proven durability and guarantee that it would continue to operate at maximum output and maintain exceptional light quality, with little maintenance required.
Lumascape’s proven product-testing and manufacturing processes, as well as its record of accomplishment in similar projects was a significant factor in being specified.
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Through collaboration with our distributor Creative Lighting Asia, and several other important members of the project, the Semanggi interchange is now lined with over 1,600 of Lumascape’s Quadralux Q2, Quadralux Q4, and Linealux L5 architectural LED lighting fixtures. The architectural lighting provided a huge spectacle to onlookers and national press at the inauguration attended by President Jokowi Widodo and Governor Djarot Saiful Hidayat.
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The road surface is breaking up all along this road but it is especially bad at this junction. There are several potholes that can catch you out when cycling
A new enquiry has been raised for this issue.
Posted by Bristol City Council at 14:56, Wednesday 3 March 2021
This issue is currently under investigation. We'll provide updates on the outcome as soon as we can.
Posted by Bristol City Council at 16:02, Wednesday 3 March 2021
As this issue is not urgent we'll deal with it as part of a future planned work scheme in this area.
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This report is now closed to updates. You can make a new report in the same location. Please reference 2584613 in your new report if it is an update on this one.


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OPEN SKY PROJECT is a joint collaboration between International Commerce Centre (Sun Hung Kai Properties) and School of Creative Media (City University of Hong Kong), that is mooted with a vision to further enrich and enliven the urban skyline of Hong Kong.
Through this common vision, two of its programs (OPEN SKY GALLERY and OPEN SKY CAMPUS) are curated to transform ICC’s extensive 77,000 square meter LED façade into an international platform and gallery, showcasing specially curated time-based artworks by prominent, international media artists as well as exceptional works by up-and-coming artists. Each piece is envisioned as a site-specific artwork in its unique vertial format, and is showcased to bring about interesting discussions and inspirations for the urban audience.
The project objective is to enrich the urban environment of Hong Kong as well as to push the boundaries of what we could possibly do with large screen urban display systems, via ICC’s gigantic digital canvas that currently holds the Guinness record as the largest light and sound show on a single building.


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Boulder Canyon Drive will be fully open while road crews take a break during the upcoming holiday weekends.
Crews are doing roadwork, underpass installation and retaining wall construction between mile markers 39 and 40 on Colo. 119 between Boulder and Nederland.
But according to a release from the Colorado Department of Transportation, crews will not be working between Thursday and Sunday and the single-lane closures in place for construction will be lifted during that time.
Crews will also be off from Jan. 1 through Jan. 3.
Flagged single-lane closures will be used between the tunnel at milemarker 38 and Boulder from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Dec. 28 through Dec. 30 and 7 a.m. to noon on Dec. 31.
Up to 40-minute delays are expected through the canyon during work hours. Speed limits are reduced to 25 miles per hour in the construction zones.


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Zekeriyaköy Köy is leaner like a village, the city is so stylish; A cozy nest right next to the city, with a simple and stylish architecture in the KÖY ’various types and sizes are projected 971 housing units.
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Gates, N.Y. This mornings traffic note is a bridge closure.
Starting tonight, July 22, the Chili Avenue Bridge over the Erie Canal in Gates will close for repairs.
The repairs are expected to take about a month.
Deteriorated steel is being replaced.
A detour will be posted.


Gavin Newsom says project ‘would cost too much and respectfully take too long’, with too little oversight
Gavin Newsom announced on Tuesday he is abandoning a plan to build a high-speed rail line between Los Angeles and San Francisco, a project with an estimated cost that has ballooned to $77bn.
“Let’s be real,” the California governor said in his first state of the state address. “The current project, as planned, would cost too much and respectfully take too long. There’s been too little oversight and not enough transparency.”


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VILLAGE OF NEW PALTZ NOTICE
NOTICE OF COMMITTEE MEETING
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a Meeting of the Village of New Paltz Committee on North Chestnut Street Gateway District (B-3) Zoning Revisions shall be held on Thursday, July 9, 2015 at 1:00 p.m. in the large conference room at New Paltz Village Hall, 25 Plattekill Avenue, New Paltz, NY. A quorum of the Village Planning Board Members may be in attendance at this meeting but, no action will be taken by the Village of New Paltz Planning Board on any matters pending before said Board.
The Village of New Paltz will make every effort to assure that the Meeting is accessible to persons with disabilities. Anyone requiring special assistance and/or reasonable accommodations should contact the Village Clerk.
July 8, 2015


The City of Tyler's, Beauty and the Box program allows local artists to display their works of art across the city of Tyler on traffic utility boxes.
The beautification program started in 2016 with only 10 boxes, and over the years has grown to 19 boxes
Among those are the two newest ones, sponsored by Marvin United Methodist Church (at the corner of Bois D’Arc Avenue and Elm Street) and Dunn Transmissions (at the corner of Erwin Street and Palace Avenue.
One box is displayed at the corner of Bois D'Arc Avenue and Elm Street while the other is located at the corner of Erwin Street and Palace Avenue.
The pieces can be submitted directly to Main Street Gallery.
People considering to be future sponsors will look through the collections of submitted work and pick the piece of artwork they would like on their box.
Keep Tyler Beautiful and Main Street Gallery are always looking for local artists sto submit their artwork. If you are a local artist you can submit your work at GalleryMainStreet@TylerTexas.com.


Construction of the new Middleton Park Visitor Centre and Bandstand in Leeds is now complete.
As the Scheme is within the historic Park, it has attracted a great deal of local interest. We were delighted that during construction we were visited by local MP and Shadow Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government, Hilary Benn.
His visit was part of an Open Day, involving school children from St Mary’s Primary School. We have worked closely with Yorbuild, Leeds City Council and Friends of Middleton Park to achieve a stunning result in keeping with the natural setting, but also to cause minimal disruption to the users of the Park.
Key features were:
Sedum roof, Ground source heating, Hydraulic timber shutters, Resin finish to tarmacadam.
The Project was part of the Yorbuild Framework.
Client: Leeds City Council.
Architects: Leeds City Council (NPS).


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CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS ARE TAPE RECORDED AND ON FILE IN THE OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK

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CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ARCADIA
ADJOURNED
REGULAR MEETING

AUGUST 26, 1970

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The City Council met in an adjourned regular session on Wednesday,
August 26, 1970, at 7:30 P.M. in the Council Chamber of the Arcadia
City Hall.

PLEDGE OF
ALLEGIANCE

City Attorney Robert D. Ogle

ROLL CALL

PRESENT:
ABSENT:

Councilmen Arth, Considine, Rage, Helms, Butterworth
None

The Planning Commission, by Resolution No. 706, granted a conditional
use permit to Paul Disselken to conduct a Maranatha High School at 501
N. Santa Anita Avenue (corner Santa Anita Avenue and Colorado Boulevard).
This action was appealed by residents and tenants adjacent thereto and
from other areas in the city. A public hearing was held on August 18.
APPROVED Persons spoke in favor and against the proposed use. The primary ob-
r /) ~/ jection appeared to be based on increased traffic in the area as well as
jr-/;/; ~increased street parking. The Council closed the hearing and continued
the matter to this doce. During the interim, staff was instructed to
conduct a traffic survey and recommend concerning the parking problem
for presentation to Council this date.

CONDITIONAL
USE PERMIT
(High Schoo 1)

..
The City Manager and Director of Public Works submitted an analysis of
existing conditions and the effect of the vehicular "traffic in connection
with the operation of the school. (Report dated August 24 and on file in
the office of the City Clerk). It was noted therein that the subject site
is bounded by Santa Anita Avenue on the east, Colorado Boulevard on the
south and Windsor Road on the west and is about one block south of the
Foothill Freeway Interchange with Santa Anita Avenue. At present the
Freeway terminates at Santa Anita thus greatly increasing the traffic.
Another section of the Freeway is scheduled for completion early in
1971 and the total traffic is expected to be reduced by thirty percent.

Santa Anita Avenue is presently carrying approximately 29,500 vehicles
per day with some congestion during peak traffic hours but with minimal
delays. The southbound peak occurs between 7 and 8 a: m. while the
northbound peak occurs between 5 and 6 p.~. on weekdays.

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Colorado Boulevard: is a 2-lane arterial with left turn lanes at Santa
Anita Avenue and is currently carrying about 11,500 cars per day. West-
bound peak is between 7 and 8 a. m. and eastbound peak is between 5 and
6 p.m.

Newman Avenue: Is a 36' wide street running westerly from Santa Anita
Avenue and serves the R-3 area west of that avenue and north of Colorado
Boulevard. It is .currently carrying about 666 cars per day with the
morning peak between 7 and 8 a. m., and the evening peak between 5 and
6 p.m. It was noted that other streets with the same dimensions are
carrying over ten times this volume of traffic with no serious problems.

Concerning the accident rate: While the volume of traffic has nearly
doubled in ten years, the accident rate has remained about the same - due
in part to street improvements. After the Freeway is completed and traffic
reduced along with the improvements scheduled'in the near future it is
anticipated that the number of accidents will decline.

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Multi-coloured glass mosaic depicting historic and contemporary forms of transport and also commemorating local industry and landscape.
'Transport' is one of a number of art projects commissioned for the Taff Trail. The 55 mile Trail runs from Cardiff to Brecon. The idea was originally launched in 1988 with the vision of creating a safe and attractive long-distance footpath and cycle way. The project was co-ordinated by the Merthyr and Cynon Groundwork Trust, and a range of organisations including local authorities, private enterprise and the voluntary sector.
Related works : See MT017: Mosaic roundel at entrance to subway by same artist
|Part of work||Material||Dimensions|
|Transport||Glass||152cm high x 1524cm long approx|
PMSA recording information
|Precise location||On subway wall near Rhydycar Leisure Centre|
|Date of design||1995|
|Year of unveiling||1995|
|Commissioned by||Merthyr Tydfil County Borough Council and Groundwork Merthyr and Rhondda Cynon Taff|
|Duty of care||Merthyr Tydfil County Borough Council|
|Listing status||Not listed|
|At risk?||No known risk|


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WHEN: Starting Monday, September 21, 2020
WHERE: Waterloo Road between McKinley Road and Island Lake Road in Dexter Township
WHY: Culvert replacement
BACKGROUND: On Monday, September 21, 2020, the Washtenaw County Road Commission (WCRC) will close Waterloo Road between McKinley Road and Island Lake Road in Dexter Township for a culvert replacement.
The road improvements are expected to take approximately 8 days. However, all dates are tentative and subject to change due to weather conditions.
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Emery Sapp & Sons will be replacing the water main for Missouri American Water Company tomorrow October 9, 2019 on West Orange Street at the North Jefferson Street Intersection. Emery Sapp & Sons will start this at 7:00am until about 5:00pm.
Special Note: Please be aware that an active construction zone will be in effect along N Jefferson St between Orange and the north City Limits. Work will also include Schopp and N Washington St in the same general areas. This project is planned to be substantially complete by the first week of December.


Nestled in a Mountain View neighborhood behind the Boys & Girls Clubhouse and across from Clark Middle School, the aging William B. Lyons Park was badly in need of a makeover.
Re-designed last summer by a group of imaginative Clark 7th and 8th graders in Heather McIntyre’s architectural design class, their idea of a small amphitheater for community performances and festivals is now a reality. “Since we designed it, we put stuff in people might like,” said thirteen year old Francis Tuikolongahau.
The park renovation was made possible with funding support from the Anchorage Park Foundation, the Anchorage Parks & Recreation Department, Anchorage Community Land Trust, Rasmuson Foundation, Weston Solutions, Senator Bill Wielechowski and the AK State Legislature.
Other renovation features include beautification of the parking lot, now with a giant mural of a map of the earth from the perspective of looking down upon the Arctic; new steel balls that now line the perimeter of the park (much more inviting than a fence!), as well as panels showcasing the kids’ artwork. We had a ribbon cutting ceremony on August 23rd — click here to see photos on Facebook.
Jewel Jones, Executive Director for the Anchorage Community Land Trust says, “The William B. Lyons park improvement is further proof of all the good things happening in an inspired Mountain View community. This park is an example of a partnership that is about creating meaningful relationships and making a change that is beneficial and will continue to matter. William B. Lyons Park will provide needed meeting and gathering spaces for Mountain View families and a real solution for our Boys and Girls Club and Community Center which required considerate use of a small space for it to continue to serve so many children. These are the type of community projects that really add a layer of ownership and empowerment for our neighborhood’s kids and families, and are a statement that our community is special. I’m proud to celebrate this improvement in Mountain View!”
Other key players that must be recognized as crucial to the renovation’s success are American Society of Landscape Architects volunteers Kevin Donniere and Chad Taylor who led the Middle School classes through the design process; as well as Cessilye Williams, Principal of Clark Middle School who was enthusiastically supportive to the idea of doing a student-design for this municipal park.
Teacher Heather McIntyre hopes that the local kids’ involvement in the project will foster a sense of ownership in Mountain View. “They can look back and say ‘I did that’.”
The public was invited to the ribbon cutting for the amphitheater on August 23, 2012 to celebrate and watch amazing entertainment by AK Pride.


Supply Chain Opportunities within the scope of the UK High Speed Train Project: British Transport Minister Patrick McLoughlin 6 On Wednesday in a publicity meeting in London, companies invited companies to take advantage of the opportunities that would arise under the UK's high-speed train project, HS2.
The HS2017 project, which is planned to be realized in two stages between 2026-2027 and 2033-2, will link the eight major cities of the UK. McLoughlin stated that the HS2 project will create thousands of supply chain opportunities that will reach up to billion pounds, and emphasized that large purchases will be made especially in the areas of design and services, tunnel construction, station, rail systems and railway vehicles. In the construction phase of the project, 25.000 is expected to create employment for the people.
The last publicity meeting on HS2 will be held in September in Aberdeen, Scotland. HS2 is the link to the guidelines for the suppliers and to the platforms where the auctions on HS2 are published. https://www.gov.uk/government/collections/hs2-business connection.


The plate that was placed over a sink hole several months ago has shifted and needs to be investigated so that no one will get hurt or a wheel from someone vehicle will not fall into it. Plate is located on Chapin Street between Holcomb & Rohn
Q. Is the cave-in near a manhole, basin, or a sewer line?
Q. Is it a sinkhole or a pothole?
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Duly Quoted: Mayor John Tory and TTC Chair Josh Colle, on Bombardier Streetcar Delays
Toronto is used to streetcar delays, but not like this.
“The delay of new streetcars has now reached a critical tipping point. We are no longer able to sustain our current service levels as a result of Bombardier’s delay.”
—A letter co-signed by John Tory and TTC chair Josh Colle (Ward 15, Eglinton-Lawrence) calls out Bombardier for repeatedly missing deadlines to deliver Toronto’s streetcars. Bombardier was scheduled to deliver 110 new streetcars this year, but only 30 have been delivered. The letter stops short of indicating what the City will actually do about the delays, which have now dragged on for two years. You can read the letter below.
2016 12 15 – Mayor Tory’s Letter to Bombardier Re Streetcar Delivery by Torontoist on Scribd


Rome is up against Busan and Riyadh in bid to host Expo 2030.
Rome mayor Roberto Gualtieri said on Thursday that environmental sustainability will be at the heart of Italy's bid to host Expo 2030 in the Eternal City.
If successful, the project would be a chance to "profoundly transform" the Italian capital by improving its flagging public transport infrastructure and urban decor, said Gualtieri.
#StatiGeneraliExpo2030Roma took place today in several magnificent Roman locations!
An important moment of exchange of ideas to create together a unique project of cooperation and development for the city and the entire country.#Expo2030Roma, we're ready! pic.twitter.com/860fOCwbaA— Expo2030 Roma (@Expo2030Roma) July 21, 2022
The mayor made his remarks during a series of meetings to exchange ideas "to create together a unique project of cooperation and development for the city and the entire country", according to organisers who say that seven out of 10 Italians are in favour of Rome's candidature to host Expo 2030.
The talks, held at the Campidoglio and several other key locations around the city, saw the participation of politicans, academics, entrepreneurs and the media.
"It will be a transformation process that is not limited to cosmetic interventions but a profound plan for the city" - said Gualtieri - "We have time, resources, powers and institutional cohesion to make it happen".
Rome's proposed Expo site is in Tor Vergata in the south-eastern outskirts, near one of the capital's main universities, and the pavilions would be re-used after the event.Underlining the focus on sustainability, nature and zero emissions, Gualtieri pledged that it would be a "green" project and "not an Expo of cement".
Change, innovation, reshape. For more than 3000 years @Roma has faced all of this, and now it is ready to rise again thanks to Expo 2030 Roma.#CantWaitForExpo2030Roma #Expo2030Roma pic.twitter.com/0zPX8Voqlt— Expo2030 Roma (@Expo2030Roma) March 23, 2022
The mayor also stressed that the capital's bid to host Expo coincides with a "sequence of events and resources, unique and unprecedented", citing the Jubilee 2025 and projects linked to Italy's PNRR funds.
Rome's bid to host Expo 2030 pits the Italian capital against Busan in South Korea and Riyadh in Saudi Arabia.
A more detailed proposal will be presented in Rome on 7 September and the winning city will be revealed by the Bureau International des Expositions (BIE) in 2023.
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Beginning Monday, July 9, 2018, a simplified list of Inspection Code Numbers will be used for all new and existing Building Permits. This change will streamline the building inspection process. The process for scheduling inspections will remain the same, except for the new inspection codes.
Example: Jobsite Inspection Record
If you have any questions, please Contact Us.
All building permits require an inspection conducted by our trained, professional inspectors to review:
Building inspections ensure construction meets all municipal ordinances and state building codes and new or remodeled buildings are constructed according to the plans approved by the Community Development Department.
A ladder must be on the jobsite for the Building Inspector's use.
Use 'Schedule Online Inspection" link below or call 24-hour automated phone line.
Request inspections for the next working day prior to 3 p.m. Calls made after 3 p.m. will be scheduled for the second working day following. To be contacted by the inspector prior to inspection, please leave a detailed message, Building Permit number, and contact number for your inspector.
For more information, please contact the Building Division.
If you are unable to schedule an appointment online, please Contact Us for assistance with the online inspection system or to schedule directly with a Building Inspector.
All building inspections are included in the permit fee; no additional costs are added.
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Temporary closure of Church Hill, West Hoathly, 20th February 2023.
Temporary closure of Church Hill, West Hoathly CP, 20th February 2023.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that from the date specified below, West Sussex County Council has temporarily closed to all traffic, Church Hill, West Hoathly CP, in the Mid Sussex District under Section 14(2) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, as amended, on Church Hill for a distance approx 23 metres.
The temporary closure is scheduled to commence on 20th February 2023 for up to 5 days (it is estimated to be completed on 24th February 2023) and is required for the safety of the public and workforce while Balfour Beatty undertakes a Road Closure of Church Hill outside Orchard House and Glebe House for essential drainage works.
The restriction will be in place off peak only from 09:30 until 15:00 An alternative route will be signed on site but please visit https://one.network/?tm=132470666 for more details.
Access maintained for emergency services, residents and pedestrians.
For information regarding this closure please contact Balfour Beatty on 01243 642105 who will able to assist with scope of these works.
Dated: 12th January 2023
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Nitin Gadkari along with G Kishan Reddy, Minister for Tourism, culture and development of North Eastern states will lay foundation stone for NH projects worth Rs 16,826 crore, in Vijayawada on December 10.
The length of highway projects is 1,045 km.During his visit, Nitish Gadkari will inaugurate the second flyover bridge at Benz circle in Vijayawada.
Inspecting the arrangements for Gadkari’s visit, Transport Minister M Sankar Narayana said that National Highway projects will be inaugurated by Union Minister Nitin Gadkari and added that he will also lay foundation for construction of highways. The projects include a six lane Chittoor to Madanapalle section on National Highway 140 at a costs Rs 2,331 crore, a four lane 70 km Gundugolanu-Devarapalli-Kovvuru section of NH 16 with an estimated cost of Rs 2,677.
Capacity augmentation of NH 16 Icchapuram to Narasanna pet at section at a cost of Rs 577 crore. Upgrading the two-lane into six-lane of Nandigama bypass and Kanchikacharla bypass on NH 65 at a cost of Rs 425 crore in Krishna district.
Rehabilitation and upgrading work of Rs 1,295 crore on the National Highway 544 D from Giddaluru to Vinukonda section, Upgrading work on NH 219 from Palamaneru to Krishnagiri border section and Anantapur-Guntur section on NH 544D will also be undertaken.


MAMMOTH, AZ (Tucson News Now) - Drivers can expect construction delays north of Tucson on Monday, August 17, as crews repair a portion of State Route 77.
Arizona Department of Transportation will take State Route 77 down to one lane in Mammoth, AZ from 6 a.m. to 5 p.m. This is located between Tucson and Globe. Drivers should expect significant delays and watch for construction workers in the area.
Message boards, crews and a pilot car will guide drivers through the work zone. This project should only last for one day.


This project works to support and develop sustainable transport schemes throughout the sun-region which link residents with jobs, training and other services. The schemes are aimed principally at young people and thise without access to a private car.
The project has been awarded £503,290.00 by DEP.
For further information regarding this project please contact:
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Ada County clerk to Boise City Council: You can’t change these ordinances
Come November, Boiseans are set to vote on whether they would like future votes on the library and stadium projects.
But it might not be the only ballot issue related to the projects.
The Boise City Council voted unanimously Tuesday to not adopt two ordinances proposed by initiative group Boise Working Together. One ordinance would require a vote on library projects costing more than $25 million while the other would require a vote on stadium projects costing more than $5 million in public or private money.
Members of Boise Working Together gathered more than 7,000 signatures for each ordinance when the petitions were submitted to the Boise City Clerk in April, and the Ada County Clerk’s office verified in May that more than 5,000 signatures on each petition came from registered Boise voters, above the 4,962 required to get an initiative in front of voters.
Those initiatives are both set to appear on the November ballot because the council opted not to adopt them, leading Boiseans to now be in a place where they must “vote for a vote,” as several officials have called the measures.
Those initiatives potentially could be joined on the ballot by a proposed ordinance from Council Pro Tem Elaine Clegg. She brought forth drafted language that would amend city code to authorize the city to put “special city questions” to a vote.
A second ordinance would amend city code to include a section on “city capital projects.” If enacted, it would require public hearings on capital projects “where the city is reasonably expected to expend” $25 million or more in city general funds. It would also allow “any qualified voter dissatisfied with the outcome” of such projects to request that the council take the topic up as a special city question that would be put on a ballot for public vote.
The City Council voted unanimously to direct the city’s legal staff to work with city administration to find a constitutional way forward for such amendments to the city code.
After a discussion with Ada County Clerk Phil McGrane a week prior about what the council’s options were for the ordinances, it was made clear that even if the council passed an amended version of Boise Working Together’s proposed measures, the originals would still be on the ballot.
Idaho grants cities relatively narrow authority and no power that is not explicitly given by the Legislature, McGrane told the Statesman last week. The state lays out what a city can put on a ballot, and it’s not clear if a vote for spending is one of those things, he said. Idaho law dictates that if any of the ordinances were to pass, those measures become law. But there is no requirement that initiatives, such as Boise Working Together’s, be legally and constitutionally sound.
Clegg said that asking questions of McGrane helped to clarify many things, including that citizens don’t have more power in the initiative process than city officials do. She wanted to honor the spirit of the initiatives while still making strong laws for the city.
“The citizens of Boise felt like they needed to have a process that gave them more voice in projects in general and also an opportunity to vote on projects they felt were worthy of that,” Clegg said after the meeting.
Council member Scot Ludwig said he felt the Boise Working Together ordinances were counter to the Idaho constitution because they included language that would dictate how private property could be used and how private money could be spent.
Potentially unconstitutional ballot issues can be challenged and removed from the ballot, councilors said during Tuesday’s meeting. Brian Ertz, the legal counsel for Boise Working Together, said he felt that statement was more of a political scare tactic than anything else.
“The ordinances will survive any potential legal challenge,” he said after the meeting. “The language is sound. If you’re looking for problems, you’re going to find them, and the council was looking for problems.”
Ertz argued that by introducing a potential secondary vote on the library and stadium projects, the City Council was making the issue even more complicated, saying “the idea of confusion is the city’s own making.”
The Boise City Council made the decision to move forward with Clegg’s draft and to not enact the ordinances after hearing four hours of testimony from people on all sides of the issue. Some loved the library proposal while others felt the projects were too expensive and that the $85 million allocated for the library could go to other priorities.


Father Knows Best: Season 2, Episode 3
Lessons in Civics (14 Sep. 1955)
The town is undergoing new construction, and when Jim learns the old meeting house is being torn down, he is upset. It is a memorial for the town since has history. Jim teaches civics to the children by trying to keep the old building.
Director:William D. Russell


Analyzing Electrification of Public Fleets in Washington State, Olympia WA
The Joint Transportation Committee (JTC) of the Washington State Legislature is issuing a Request for Proposals (RFP) to conduct a study on “Analyzing Electrification of Public Fleets in Washington State” today, August 22nd. Up to $435,000 will be available for the study.
Letters of intent to bid are due by September 4, 2019. Proposals are due no later than 5:00 PM local time in Olympia, Washington on September 17, 2019.
For full details please see: RFP


The documentary ‘A Lovable House’ was produced by journalist Dorte Søholm and film editor Ole Grønbæk in 2016. It presents the complete story of this iconic hall and its world-famous architecture. We hear of a building that attracted controversy even before it was constructed, but that has since conquered all our hearts with its charm and its welcoming appearance.
Watch the documentary
Title: »A Lovable House« (trailer)
Title: »A Lovable House«
Aarhus City Hall was inaugurated on 2 July 1941. In the 1930s, visionary politicians in the city had dreamt of a building that could represent democracy, and the promise of a new and better future – a place that did not smack of bourgeois power and superficiality.
The architectural history


The work will require closure of 236th Street Southwest at the Mountlake Terrace Transit Station. Work will take place from 11 p.m. to 5 a.m. excluding Fridays and weekends. Buses will be flagged through the closure. Detours will be provided (see map).
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APO AGUA INFRASTRUCTURA, INC.
May 14, 2020
APO AGUA INFRASTRUCTURA, INC. is a joint venture project between Aboitiz InfraCapital and J.V. Angeles Construction Corporation for the Davao City Bulk Water Supply Project (DCBWSP). In cooperation with the Davao Water District (DCWD), its goal is to supply over a million Davaoeños with clean water, sustainably-sourced from the Tamugan river.


Pointguard will deliver iToplights to Abu Dhabi Smart Taxis
Pointguard has received yet another order for smart taxi roof signs from Abu Dhabi. All airport taxis in Abu Dhabi already use iToplights from Pointguard and this time our digital roof light iToplight D-500 will be part of a new Smart Taxi concept.
"We are glad that our iToplights have been chosen for this new Smart Taxi project and the fact that we get another order from Abu Dhabi is an acknowledgment of the satisfaction with our roof signs." Pointguard's CEO, Jesper Flygt says in a comment.


Route EE in Nodaway County, north of Maryville, between 180th Street and 190th Street, is now closed due to a culvert washout.
Crews from the Missouri Department of Transportation closed the roadway on Friday, May 15 and now expect to reopen the route by Tuesday, May 19 at 3:00 p.m.
Crews had planned to reopen the route Monday, but have faced delays due to weather.
Motorists will need to use an alternate route during the closure.
All work is weather-permitting, and schedules are subject to change.


Residents of Leeds, Alabama will have an opportunity to vote yes or no on a tax referendum in a special election on Tuesday, January 22, 2019 that would fund some much needed projects.
A Leeds Town Hall meeting is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Jan. 15 in the Leeds High School auditorium to discuss the details and plans provided the citizens vote yes on this referendum. The proposed tax increase of 9 mills would equate to $90 per $100k home per year and money would be split between Leeds City Schools and the City of Leeds with 70% going to schools and 30% going to the city.
This money would fund much needed projects that include a new football stadium and other athletic facilities at the high school and a new city complex to include library, civic center and other city departments.
Everyone is encouraged to attend this town hall meeting to see the plans and get answers to questions that anyone may have. For those who cannot attend, Leeds High School will provide Facebook Live. The City of Leeds would like for each resident to have information needed to cast an informed vote.
This special election is for all residents of the City of Leeds and voting will be held at Leeds Civic Center.


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Hampshire County Council intends making an order in accordance with the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 S.14 because of works on or near the road.
ROADS TO BE CLOSED: those parts of the following roads:
1) Oak Tree Gardens, Hedge End, Eastleigh between its junction with Granada Road and its termintion.
2) Sandy Lane, Church Crookham, Hart between its junction with Tweseldown Road and its junction with Jubilee Drive.
3) Bidden Road, Odiham, Hart between its junction with West Street and its junction with Deptford Lane.
4) Westlyn Road, Pumber, Basingstoke between its junction with Heath Road and its termination.
5) A32 Droxford Road, Wickham, Winchester between its junction with Southwick Road and its junction with Bishops Wood Road.
6) A3057 Duttons Road (including Bridge), Romsey, Test Valley between its junction with B3398 Greatbridge Road and its junction with A3057 Malmesbury Road.
7) Seagull Lane, Emsworth, Havant between its junction with B2148 North Street and its termination.
8) Cheriton Close, Havant between its junction with Chalton Crescent and its termination.
9) The Crescent, Havant between its junction with Park Avenue and its junction with Park Road.
10) St James Close, Clanfield, East Hampshire between its junction with Green Lane and its termination.
1)4)7)8)10) None available
2) Sandy Lane, Tweseldown Road, Beacon Hill Road, Aldershot Road, The Verne
3) Deptford Lane, The Street, Hook Road, A287, B3349, Western Lane, West Street
5) B3035, B2177, A334
6) A3057, A3090, A27, Castle Lane, Templars Way, B3043, Hook Road, A3090, Cupernam Lane, Fishlake Meadows
9) Park Avenue, Park Road
DURATION OF ORDER: from 8th April 2019 for a period of 18 months. (This is the duration of the Order, not the works, which will vary according to technical requirements. Closure times and patterns will be indicated on site prior to and whilst the works are in progress.) Reasonable facilities will be provided to allow access to adjacent premises while the work is being carried out.
A copy of this notice can be viewed: www.hants.gov.uk/publicnotices. Telephone inquiries to: Hampshire County Council, Roads and Transport 0300 555 1388.
STUART JARVIS Director, Economy, Transport & Environment, The Castle, Winchester, SO23 8UD
Contact:0300 555 1388


Blackburn potholes to be repaired
A Lancashire town made famous by the Beatles for its potholes has been given nearly half a million pounds to repair them.
The Department of Transport has allocated £465,000 to Blackburn and Darwen Council after the past two harsh winters took their toll on its roads.
The cash is in addition to the money already in the budget for road repairs.
John Lennon wrote the Beatles lyric from A Day in the Life about "4,000 holes in Blackburn, Lancashire".
The track on the Sgt Pepper album was reportedly taken from a news article in a local paper that he had been reading.
The council said the money will pay for resurfacing 12 roads across Blackburn and Darwen.
Those streets are Anyon Street, Dewhurst Street, Oak Grove and Borough Road in Darwen and Stanley Street, Queen Victoria Street, Manxman Road, Wensley Road, Lambeth Street, Linden Lea, Morecambe Road and Chadwick Street in Blackburn.
All the schemes will be completed by March 2012, it added.
Councillor Dave Harling, executive member for Regeneration on Blackburn and Darwen Council, said: "The last two unprecedented winters have left many of our roads in a terrible condition.
"Residents have told us that they want us to tackle the state of our roads and we need to do something before they get worse and eventually cost us even more to repair them."


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We can hear the Mayor screaming from here. “You will not close that road!!” You project leaves a hole in the road. It needs to be covered with a road plates. High visibility, anti-skid road plates will keep the Mayor, the inspectors and the taxpayers happy.


bins will instead be replaced by signs encouraging drivers to take their litter home.
It is better equipped than a stable but a layby
on the A55 is hardly the ideal place to have a baby.
Work started back in November, but prior to that, the former terminus for the number 10 bus was a layby
around the junction.
Charles Ingram - who became known as the "A9 man" - was evicted from layby
52 near Blair Atholl in September 2015.
30pm On-street parking bay closures: |Riverside, Stockton (West side layby
adjacent to Castlegate and east side layby
adjacent to Castlegate Quay) - Sunday,November 5 from 6am until Monday, November 6, at 6am |Bishop Street - Sunday, November 5 from 6am until 10pm |Silver Street - Sunday, November 5 from 6am until 10pm |Church Road (north side layby
between no 80 and Maritime Rd) - Sunday, from 6am until 10pm.
The alteration to the design has been requested through a planning application to Cardiff council which also suggests scrapping a proposed layby
outside the building.
Kayleen Jennings, 30, heard a noise behind her after she stopped at a layby
in the dark.
To accommodate temporary bus stops in The New Market Street layby
, taxi services and disability parking have been temporarily relocated in the town centre.
Officers were called to the layby
on the A487 between the Cross Foxes pub and Minffordd, near Dolgellau, after vehicles were blocked by other drivers.
It has since been moved and reappeared in a layby
at Ainley Top.
The effect of the Order will be to close, at times during the works, the A69: (i) eastbound and westbound carriageways from 300 metres west of West Denton Interchange to Denton Burn Interchange, a distance of approximately 1500 metres; (ii) eastbound and westbound entry and exit slip roads at West Denton Interchange and including the associated bus stop laybys
; (iii) eastbound carriageway layby
approximately 420 metres west of Denton Burn Interchange; (iv) westbound carriageway laybys
approximately 370 metres and 500 metres west of Denton Burn Interchange; The contact for any further information about this notice is Jill Thornhill, telephone: (0113) 283 5421, e-mail: jill.
The effect of this Order, which comes into force on Monday 2 February 2015, is to close to all traffic the layby
adjacent to the A1 northbound carriageway between Kingston Park/Gosforth Interchange and North Brunton interchange, and known as Gosforth park Northbound Layby
, except in the event of an emergency or for emergency service, traffic officer, vehicle recovery or highways maintenance vehicles.


Our next neighborhood board meeting is scheduled for next Tuesday, April 19.
Land Use meeting to start at 6:30
Board meeting starts at 7:00 p.m.
St. Philip Neri Church Paulist Center, St Paul Room
2408 SE 16th Avenue (and Division)
Brief report from St. David of Wales re: plans for significant rain gardens on their site.
Clarification of role of Land Use Committee
Please make a plan to join us!
For questions or to find out more, contact our chair Alex Bassos at firstname.lastname@example.org


Be on the lookout for workers starting Monday in Meadowbrook Park.
Workers will be repairing portions of the concrete path on the large loop through the park. Most of the work will be concentrated on the south portion of the loop, between the two bridges.
People can still walk on the path, just be careful when coming up on the work area.
The work should take a few days.


Flagler County builders permits
The News-Tribune publishes building permit listings with values of more than $50,000 (not including swimming pools) from Builders Exchange and Reprographics LLC and the City of Flagler Beach.
The following permits were issued the week of March 9.
Flagler County Board of County Commissioners, 1001 Justice Lane, commercial, $17,900,000.
Walmart Stores East LP, 174 Cypress Point Parkway, commercial addition, $1,000,000.
Paul S. and Lynn A. Sheikewitz, 88 Hammock Beach Circle N., single-family residence, $488,000.
Joseph and Nichole Hoff, 7 E. Lakeside Place, single-family residence, $378,000.
Seagate Homes LLC, 89 Lagare St., single-family residence, $259,000.
Craig Straky and Pamela Adkin-Straky, 22 San Marco Court, single-family addition, $100,000.


Want to know what is being discussed by the Town Council at its next meeting?
The next Township Council meeting will be held on Tuesday December 7 at 7:00PM. Member of Council, Mayor Devanney, and Administration staff will be participating electronically via ZOOM in this meeting. For this and all future electronic meetings, members of the public will be able to comment by video and comments will also be accepted by email to email@example.com or by writer letter to Township Clerk, 29 Park Ave, Berkeley Heights NJ 07922. Comments must be received by the Township Clerk by 4:00 PM on the date of the ZOOM meeting. The meeting ID for the Zoom meeting is http://zoom.us/s/3575747364.
The first item on the agenda is a conference session on the amendment of Committee Ordinances to make the appointment of members consistent throughout all of the committees.
There will be a public hearing and final adoption of the ordinance establishing the Truth, Community Healing, and Inclusion Committee.
The council will vote on the following resolutions:
- Approve Bill List dated December 7, 2021 in the amount of $1,125,658.41 for vouchers that have been properly approved for processing and payment.
- Authorize transfers of the 2021 current fund.
- Adopt the Union County Multi-Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan.
- Authorize a tax settlement for the property located at block 3905, Lot 10 – 111, Winchip Road.
The Council will introduce an ordinance amending Chapter 2.93 Entitled “Communications Committee”, Chapter 2.94 entitled “Downtown Beautification Committee”, Chapter 2.95 entitled “ Memorial Park Renewal Committee”, and Chapter 2.97 entitled “ Peppertown Park Renewal Committee”, to amend the appointment authority for committee members. If the introduction of this ordinance is approved, there will be a public hearing and final vote on this ordinance on December 21, 2021.
To view the complete Council agenda, go to


Siedliszcze Jewish Cemetery
The cemetery is located on Leśna Street, opposite the police station located at 10, Leśna Street.
Is the cemetery demolished
Type and height of existing fence
Demolished Jewish cemetery that has not been built over
General site condition
The cemetery has been demolished and is overgrown with forest.
Number of existing gravestones
10 fragments of tombstones are preserved in the heritage park in Siedliszcze (No.15A Szpitalna Street).
Date of oldest tombstone
Date of newest tombstone
Urgency of erecting a fence
Preserved construction on site


The Chairman of PROTOA Branch at Odumase lorry station in the Lower Manya Krobo Municipality, Mr. Isaac Agyei has questioned authorities of Lower Manya, why they did not charge the contractor who constructed the Somanya intersection traffic light to repair it.
He revealed that the trafffic light which has broken down for close to eight (8) years now should have been repaired by the contractor. According to him, authorities should have taken immediate action to bring the contractor on board to repair it, after it had broken down within period of three (3) months after its construction.
Speaking on the Drive Alive Program on Rite FM, Mr. Agyei has blamed the previous administration not taking steps to cure the issues as at now.
According to him, the absence of the traffic light in the area is causing serious accidents and also causing more traffic jams during weekends, especially when funerals and other programs are going on in the town.
He however advised the new traffic light should be powered by solar.
Written by: Richard Dankwah, Host “Drive Alive” on Fridays @ 7pm-8pm


KINGMAN – Mayor Ken Watkins said it’ll be the City of Kingman’s pleasure to host the Arizona State Transportation Board’s monthly meeting on Sept. 15. The state board will address its agenda when the meeting convenes at 9:00 a.m. in the Board of Supervisors auditorium at 700 W. Beale St.
Watkins expressed interest in the possibility of the city hosting an informal dinner reception to welcome state board and staff members the night before the meeting, as it did when the Board last met in Kingman a few years ago.
The hand of ADOT is evident throughout northwest Arizona with nearly 50 miles of SR 95 being resurfaced through Lake Havasu and Bullhead City. Kingman awaits further progress and possible 2024 groundbreakings for three Interstate 40 traffic interchange projects and numerous bridge and highway widening projects unfolding.
The board had been expected to consider Bullhead City’s formal request to “take back” responsibility and authority for maintaining SR 95 where it courses through the Colorado River community’s city limits. Mayor Steve D’Amico had looked forward to lobbying for approval, but City Manager Toby Cotter said that plan has changed.
Cotter and ADOT confirmed the take back item was removed from the Sept. meeting agenda and won’t be heard by the board until early next year. The decision was made so that the extensive highway 95 paving campaign can be completed and inspected before any take back decisions are made.
Cotter said Bullhead City officials intend to use the Call to the Public to express support for the take back and additional right hand turn lanes for SR 95.
Mayor D’Amico said Bullhead City is very pleased with its recent ADOT involvements. He offered strong praise for the performance, cooperation and commitment demonstrated by Anthony Brozich, ADOT’s Northwest Arizona District Administrator.
Lake Havasu City Mayor Cal Sheehy said he will not be attending, but appreciates that the agency will conduct its September business here.
“We welcome the State Transportation Board to Mohave County. We are grateful for their leadership on addressing the transportation needs of Mohave County,” Sheehy said. “Lake Havasu City offers our appreciation for the work to redo highway 95 from SARA Park to I-40 that is underway.”


The Balbriggan Town Shop Front Enhancement Grant Scheme which has brought great improvements to the streetscape in Balbriggan has been extended. The scheme which began in 2016 will now incorporate Chapel Street, Railway Street, Clonard Street, Mill Street, Quay Street and High Street as well as the previous areas of Drogheda Street, Bridge Street, Georges Square and Dublin Street.
The Scheme will provide financial assistance to business owners to improve shop fronts and commercial properties on the five identified streets in Balbriggan. Grant funding of up to 75% of eligible costs is available to replace and renovate shop fronts or to paint shop fronts in the town centre.
The Scheme which has been in operation since 2016 has proved to be hugely successful and following requests from the Chamber of Commerce in Balbriggan and individual business owners is now being extended. The Council along with Balbriggan Chamber of Commerce wish to build on the success of the Scheme on Main Street.
Business owners who are interested should send in their completed forms by email to firstname.lastname@example.org or to Fearghal McSweeney, Economic Enterprise & Tourism Development Dept, County Hall, Swords, Co. Dublin, K67 X8Y2 on or before 4 p.m. Monday 4th September 2017. The works must be completed by Friday 29th September 2017.
Ed Hearne, Director of Economic Enterprise and Tourism Development with Fingal County Council, said: “This initiative again exemplifies the Council’s commitment to the business community in Balbriggan and is part of an overall suite of measures aimed at reinvigorating Balbriggan Town Centre, making it a vibrant retail and commercial centre.


Notice the difference? The M5 is wider. Try it and see!
East and westbound now completely widened, with a 100km/h speed limit.
The NSW Premier and Minister for Western Sydney Mike Baird and Minister for Roads and Freight Duncan Gay have officially opened the widened M5
The M5 toll now changes quarterly
Travel on the M5 South-West Motorway with an E-way tag and each trip could have you in the running to win...
Learn about the NSW Government's M5 Cashback Scheme...
10:00 - 14:00: Eastbound, Campbelltown Road to Camden Valley Way - Right hand lane closure, reduced speed limit to 80km/h
21:00 - 05:00: Eastbound, Moorebank Avenue - 40km/h speed limit, 2 lanes closed
Are you eligible to have your M5 tolls refunded with the NSW Government's M5 Cashback Scheme?
The widening of the M5 South-West Motorway is now complete.


The City of New Orleans will continue its curbside Christmas tree recycling program this year, the Mayor's Office has announced.
The trees, which will be collected during regular curbside trash collection days (Jan. 9-11), will be placed in selected coastal areas in an effort to help rebuild wetlands and protect the Louisiana coastline.
“New Orleans is earning a great reputation as an eco-friendly city, and this service is one of the ways our citizens can help protect and restore our environment," Mayor Landrieu said in a press release heralding the recycling program. "Together, we can save thousands of trees from being thrown out to waste and also provide critical support to help preserve our wetlands."
The curbside recycling program is for Orleans Parish residents only, though other metro parishes may have their own recycling programs.
Trees should be placed curbside during residents' regular trash collection day — January 9, 10 or 11, the city says. Trees must be natural, and should be stripped of all ornaments, tinsel, lights and tree stands, and should not be placed in plastic bags. Artificial trees, trees with flocking, and trees placed in neutral grounds will not be collected.
The Christmas tree recycling project will cost approximately $12,700, according to the city.
Requests for more information can be directed to the city's 3-1-1 hotline.


ELBERTA, Ala. -- The Baldwin County Highway Department will close a section of Baldwin County 95 on Friday to allow crews to replace a culvert at the highway's intersection with Woerner Road, according to a news release issued late this afternoon.
The road will remain closed until the project is complete, according to the release. No further details were given.
The department provided a map of detour routes. Click here the following link to view the detour map 20100709 CR 95 Closing.pdf.


20 Jan Merced Interim Track Connection (MITC)
Eleven additional daily round-trips on existing passenger rail corridor, one new or improved station. Project allows reliable connections between ACE/San Joaquins and California High Speed Rail. 20-30 minute shorter transfer time between ACE/San Joaquins and CHSR. ADA compliant station. Project is critical to provide cross-platform transfers between HSR and ACE/San Joaquins services. Project expected to serve 18 HSR roundtrips and up to 18 ACE/San Joaquins roundtrips upon opening. DEIR Expected 2022.


About this project
Join us in-person or virtually to learn about this project
MnDOT is hosting a public meeting on June 15 for community members, local businesses, and others to learn about the project, review detour and construction information, and ask questions. Individuals who are not able to attend can view the information online.
Click on the meetings tab to learn more.
Summary of work
This project on Hwy 246 from Rice Co. Rd. 26 in Nerstrand to Hwy 56 will extend the life of the road and provide a smoother ride.
Project work includes:
- Resurface the roadway with a new layer of asphalt
- Upgrade all guardrail
- Repair or replace over 20 culverts


When your sinuses are too messed up to breathe, post reference material instead of original thought...
Here's the draft list of warrant articles for Special Town Meeting Fall 2007. The deadlines for both citizen and committee and department articles passed Friday September 14 at noon, so nothing new should show up at Special Town Meeting Fall 2007 that isn't on this list. Obviously this list is still very much a draft in terms of descriptions, so don't bang anyone on the head with it!
November 5, 2007 Annual Town Meeting
List of Articles
FY 08 Budget Amendments
a. Health Insurance
b. Regional Lockup Assessment
Accept MGL Ch.59, Cl.5 Section 5B Property Tax Exemptions for Veterans Orgs
Capital – Marks Meadow Portable Classrooms – JCPC
Petition – Resolution - Fair Trade (Yuri Friman)
Transfer funds from Senior Trust to Friends of Senior Center 501c3
Spring Street Rezoning – Official Zoning Map & Zoning Bylaw [Planning Board Hearing opened September 5, continued to October 3]
College/South East Street Rezoning – Official Zoning Map [Planning Board Hearing Wednesday September 19]
Technical/Professional Offices – Zoning Bylaw [Planning Board Hearing Wednesday October 17]
Research & Industrial Uses – Zoning Bylaw [Planning Board Hearing Wednesday October 3]
R&D Overlay District – Zoning Bylaw & Official Zoning Map [Planning Board Hearing Wednesday October 3]
Accessory Light Manufacturing – Zoning Bylaw [Planning Board Hearing Wednesday October 3]
500-502 Sunderland Road – Official Zoning Map (Bergstrom) [Planning Board Hearing Wednesday October 17]
CPAC – Open Space Tietjen APR
CPAC – Open Space Cushman Brook Corridor Project (Self help Grant)
The TMCC sent the date for the warrant review meeting today: Thursday, October 25th at 7:00 p.m. at the Middle School auditorium.
Check out the Town website for updated information on Special Town Meeting Fall 2007.