Utility companies, particularly National Grid, are carrying out a lot of work on our estate (as they have been round Gerrards Cross) over the next two week period. Unfortunately this will result in road closures. The appropriate authorities have been informed, as have developers. Signage will be in place.
On TUESDAY 19 APRIL for one week, major gas pipeline work will start in Valley Way.
Valley way will be closed to through traffic – please use Top Park as an alternative route.


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Work carried out by Hydro-Québec – Highway 40 east service road closed between Delmar and Des Sources
The City of Pointe-Claire would like to inform residents that the Highway 40 eastbound service road will be closed to traffic between Delmar Avenue and Des Sources Boulevard from Friday, April 13, at 7 p.m. to Monday, April 16, at 5 a.m., for Hydro-Québec to carry out work.
Exit 55 – Des Sources will also be closed from Friday, April 13, at 10 p.m. to Saturday, April 14, at 5 a.m.
Thank you for your understanding.
Information: Info-Projet Hydro-Québec: 514-385-8888, extension 3462


To ask Her Majesty's Government what assessment they have made of whether Highways England has been successful in delivering the Road Investment Strategy; and, where such schemes supposed to be delivered under the Strategy have not been completed, whether the numbers holding directions have increased as a result.
17 March 2020
The first Road Investment Strategy period will end on the 31st March 2020. The Office for Road and Rail will report on the first Road Investment Strategy shortly after that date. The Secretary of State for Transport will also provide a report to Parliament as required by the Infrastructure Act (2015).


Great lots backs to greenway with southern exposure & possible walk-out lower level. Bring your own builder!
Features Lots and Acreage
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Harrow Council and TfL are consulting on proposals for changes to the cycling route between Harrow-on-the-Hill Station and Pinner Station which would involve alterations to the carriageway and parking in Marsh Road.
The section in central Pinner would seek to create “clear continuous cycle tracks from the proposed 20mph zone in Cecil Park to Station Approach, new public realm scheme outside Jubilee Parade, new or revised parallel zebra crossing across Marsh Road and Station Approach, and renewed and improved pavements, rain garden and other greening“.
Further information and the link to the consultation survey may be found here: https://talk.harrow.gov.uk/harrow-to-pinner-cycleway
The consultation deadline is 23:59 on 11th December 2023. Everyone with a view on these proposals is encouraged to participate in the consultation so as the opinions of as many Pinner residents as possible are heard.
The cost of this project if enacted would be provided by ringfenced funding from TfL.
Let’s ride are organising a trial run of the proposed new cycleway. Fancy joining them?
Wednesday 29th November 2023 9:30am
Starting from – At the bottom of Station Approach, Pinner on the pavement, HA5 5LX
This Breeze Harrow ride is open for anyone to join
- Women only
To sign up use the link Sign up.
Today Pinnerites came together to remember the fallen in all conflicts.
Even though the weather wasn’t that great and rained as we set up, it was wonderful to see so many people of our community brave the weather and turn up to pay their respects.
This year planning was a little bit different due to the conflict in the Middle East and additional police from Hatch End Safer Neighbourhood Team joined us.
Thank you to all the volunteers and our sponsors that make this happen.


It will be necessary to close Ringlestone Road, Hollingbourne from 6 March 2020 for up to 1 Day.
The road will be closed at from Hollingbourne Hill to Stede Hill.
The alternative route is via Hollingbourne Hill, Upper Street, Eyhorne Street, A20 Ashford Road, Church Road, onto Stede Hill.
This is to enable edge of carriageway repairs and patching works to be carried out by Kent County Council.
Enclosed is a copy of the Traffic Notice in confirmation of this.


In his State of the State message on Thursday, Governor Andrew Cuomo announced plans to break ground on the Interstate 81 Viaduct project in Syracuse in 2022. Mayor Ben Walsh welcomed the news in a message to the community on social media Thursday afternoon.
“I-81 is a near shovel ready project that will speed our recovery from the pandemic and promote environmental justice and job growth. I’m encouraged by the Governor’s update and look forward to working with him and our partners to move this once-in-a-generation opportunity forward,” Mayor Walsh said in a released statement.
Urban planners have long advocated for the removal of the I-81 interstate where it traverses the City, in effect severing downtown from Syracuse University.


Challenging Design Aspects of a 3-Tower Cable-Stayed Bridge
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KYTC's project requirements and the design/build team's drive to reduce cost and shorten construction schedule led to the development of a three-tower cable-stayed bridge with a flexible foundation system in the longitudinal direction. Working through the site specific challenges and external constraints the design team was able to deliver an affordable solution that could be built in a short period of time.
The key measures taken by the design build team to address these unique challenges included the following:
The end result is a durable structure that will grace the Louisville Skyline for years to come.
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We are trying to get a new skatepark in the current location of the Bloom Skatepark. The Skatepark was built with Blood and Sweat by some great people! But time has not been good to the park. Let's face it the weather here in central PA is not nice to outdoor wood parks. So a cement park is the smart way to go. We know this is not going to be Cheap or quick but we are ready to put in the time to get the funding and get this done. We will be calling on all of our friends in the months to come to help I'm sure. This will be a great thing for the town of Bloomsburg and and this whole area. There is a great park in Danville and Williamsport as well. So let's get this done.


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October 14, 2019, 5:00 PM - 6:00 PM @ Town Council Center
The Development Review Board will be holding a meeting this month. The Planning and Zoning Commission and the Board of Adjustment Meetings have been cancelled.


Open to registered architects and landscape architects in Australia, and internationally, the Royal Adelaide Hospital Site International Design Competition is a two-stage process for the redesign of the current hospital site, which will be vacated in 2016. The challenge focuses on creating an iconic place within the Greater Riverbank Precinct of Adelaide. Stage One (18 July – 28 August) will see competitors anonymously submit initial design concepts while Stage Two (16 September – 8 November) is the opportunity for the shortlisted teams to further develop their Stage One submission. More information after thebreak.
The designs will be shared with the public after the close of Stage One, through a dedicated web page. Up to six competitors will then be shortlisted by an independent judging panel to participate in Stage Two. The shortlisted competitors will be paid an honorarium of AU$100,000.


London needs a globally competitive hub airport. In ruling out the Thames Estuary plans, the Davies Commission has just ruled out the only remaining option that fits the bill. In reality it is the Commission itself that should be scrapped. Building a new runway at Gatwick will simply just mean a bigger Gatwick. A third runway at Heathrow would cause misery for millions of Londoners without solving the problem. The Davies Commission, with a budget of £20m, is heading down a blind alley, whilst wasting time and taxpayer cash. The Government must pull the plug and adopt the Mayor of London’s Estuary airport solution.


June 20, 2023
525 W. MacPhail Rd.
Bel Air, MD 21014
Public Hearing on Resolution 1203-23
Tuesday, June 20, 2023
The Town of Bel Air Commissioners will hold a Public Hearing on Tuesday, June 20, 2023 at 5:30 PM on Resolution 1203-23 amending the Town of Bel Air Fee Schedule.
Notice of Public Hearing
In accordance with the provisions set forth in Chapter 192 of the Town Code, the Bel Air Board of Town Commissioners will hold a public hearing on Tuesday, June 20, 2023, at 5:30 p.m. at the McFaul Activities Center, 525 W. McPhail Rd., Rm. #4, Bel Air, MD to consider Resolution No. 1203-23 amending the Town of Bel Air Fee Schedule regarding Miscellaneous Fees, Stormwater Management and Erosion Sedimentation Control Fees, and County System Development Fee. Copies are available on the Town’s website at www.belairmd.org or call Bel Air Town Hall at 410-638-4550.
Michael L. Krantz
You may register, to speak, in advance, by filling out the Public Hearing Registration form online.


We’ve got some new Light Rail alternatives proposed, and it’s almost time to make a decision on them.
“It has been a couple of months now and decision time is coming up. The city, Triangle Transit and the PRTF all have opinions on this and the city council will narrow things down to a final winner with their approval. So far, of the four plans that moved forward earlier this year, we seem to have support behind just two plans. The alternative called “D6″ looks tempting because it involves no elevated flyovers, a stop for the government district a short walk away and is projected to be the cheapest alternative. The second alternative with some backing is the PRTF recommended “D6A”, called that because it is a hybrid of two routes. Let’s add D6A to the map of alternatives.”
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I am pleased to be able to share some very significant and positive news with you. Congress passed a bill that increases our funding to levels we have not seen in decades.
We will be able to more aggressively address repair needs in our buildings with a 46% increase – $160 million more – in capital funding for the next year. As you all know, for too long, we have not had enough money to take care of the repairs our buildings desperately need. This increase is a welcome move in the right direction, but we must be clear that this is not enough. Our funding needs are far greater than this bill alone can address.
To truly address NYCHA’s challenges, we need Congress to make these funding levels the start of a permanent investment in public housing.
I am grateful to all of our allies who have long supported public housing and pushed to make this happen. These champions have helped us see what I hope is the start of a new day in public housing. The 1 in 14 New Yorkers who rely on us for housing deserve consistent and adequate funding so we can achieve our NextGeneration NYCHA goal to provide safe, clean, and connected communities.


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[ARCHIVED] Needham-Newton Corridor Project Virtual Public Meeting Scheduled for September 30 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM
The Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT) has scheduled a virtual public information meeting to introduce the contractor for this project, The meeting will be on Wednesday, September 30, from 6:30 PM, to 8:00 PM via Zoom.


A portion of Route 619 in Rockingham County will close from July 31 to Aug. 4, 2023, for pipe replacements.
The Virginia Department of Transportation will replace three pipes for drainage on Wampler Road. The closure will extend from Route 798 (Hillyard Drive) to Route 801 (Holsinger Road) near Broadway.
Motorists can use the following detour:
- Northbound: Take Route 619 to Route 798 to Route 1419 (Winsinger Drive) to Route 259 (Mayland Road) to Route 801.
- Southbound: Take Route 619 (Wampler Road) to Route 801(Holsinger Road) to Route 259 (Timber Way/Mayland Road) to Route 619 (Wampler Road).
All work is weather permitting.


The World Trade Center was a large complex of seven buildings in Lower
Manhattan, New York City, United States. It featured landmark twin towers, which
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triumph of human imagination and will. Completed in 1973, the towers stood at
A tribute to the past and a place of hope for the future — the 9/11 Memorial Plaza
is alive with twin spirits of remembrance & renewal.
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New York could have rebuilt new, modern Twin Towers after 9/11.
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Gurugram: Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the long-awaited 19-kilometre elevated section of the Dwarka Expressway on Monday. It’s a major relief for the Delhi-Gurugram commuters as the travel time between Dwarka and Gurugram is reduced to just 20 minutes.
The Dwarka expressway is a 28.5-km road, of which the 19-km Gurgaon section has been opened. The entire road is expected to be operational later this year.
Ahead of inaugurating the Gurugram section of the Dwarka Expressway PM Modi expressed the significance of enhancing connectivity across India. Scheduled around noon, the ceremony will mark the dedication of numerous National Highways, scattered across various states, to the nation, or the initiation of their construction.
Conceived in 2006 by the Haryana government, the Dwarka Expressway faced many challenges, including land acquisition issues and legal disputes. The project was delayed for over a decade. In2016, the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) intervened to initiate the process.
- This segment, stretching 19 kilometres and comprising eight lanes, has been meticulously crafted at a cost of approximately ₹4,100 crore.
- Notably, it encompasses two critical packages: the 10.2-kilometre Delhi-Haryana Border to Basai Rail-over-Bridge (ROB), and the 8.7-kilometre Basai ROB to Kherki Daula, facilitating direct connectivity to the IGI Airport in Delhi and the Gurugram Bypass.
- Among the array of projects to be inaugurated by the Prime Minister, several stand out prominently. These include the 9.6-kilometer six-lane Urban Extension Road-II (UER-II)-Package 3, spanning from Nangloi-Najafgarh Road to the Sector 24 Dwarka section in Delhi.
- Three packages constituting the Lucknow Ring Road, developed at a cost of approximately ₹4,600 crores in Uttar Pradesh.
- The Anandapuram-Pendurthi-Anakapalli section of NH16, formulated at an outlay of around ₹2,950 crores in Andhra Pradesh
- The Kiratpur to Nerchowk section of NH-21, comprising two packages and valued at about ₹3,400 crores in Himachal Pradesh
- The Dobaspet-Heskote section, also encompassing two packages, valued at ₹2,750 crores in Karnataka.
- Additionally, the inauguration will encompass 42 other projects valued at ₹20,500 crores, spanning various states nationwide, as announced by the PMO.


Tohana to Ganganagar Bus time Haryana Roadways. Latest roadways Bus timetable Tohana to Ganganagar Bus fare And Tohana to Ganganagar distance km total. Tohana to Ganganagar Haryana Roadways Bus Route and toll-free bus stand inquiry number given below
Roadways Bus Route:- 1st bus route is Tohana to Sirsa and Ganganagar
Haryana Roadways Bus timetable Tohana to Ganganagar :-
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Haryana Roadways bus time Tohana to Ganganagar
Haryana Roadways Official website:- https://ors.hartrans.gov.in
Important Note: Roadways Bus timing changed day by day so please also confirm the time table on toll free Tohana bus stand inquiry numberand also visit haryana Roadways website official for more details.


Road Closure - The Green - 22 January 2024 (3 days)
Added at 22:12 on 10 January 2024
Public Information from Norfolk County Council
For immediate release
9 January 2024
Road Closure – The Green, Caston
Drainage repairs are planned to start on the 22 January 2024 and will be completed within three days.
The repairs will involve digging across the junction of The Green and replacing broken pipework.
Due to the scale of repairs at this junction, the entire carriageway will need to be closed and a signed diversion will be in place for the duration of the closure.
The County Council thanks people for their patience while this drainage improvement work is carried out.
The work which will cost £678.00 will be carried out by Norfolk County Council’s Community and Environmental Services Department and their contractors.
For further information:
Tom Forster, Street Scene Inspector, 0344 800 8020.
Up-to-date information about roadworks in Norfolk is available on the County Council website at www.norfolk.gov.uk/roadworks
If you need this report in large print, audio, Braille, alternative format or in a different language please contact 0344 800 8020 and ask for Tom Forster


mconnect – new building to replace Franzburg single-space sports hall
Space frames are multifunctional structures and are one of the fundamental design principles in architecture. They provide column-free spans over large spaces and are able to transfer forces extremely efficiently with a minimum use of materials. The Franzburg single-space sports hall uses a space structure in a roof truss design, comprising top chords, cross and vertical members and tie beams. Our unobtrusive tension and compression rod system mconnect has been installed as a tie and bracing structure. The tie beams were built using system sizes M42 and M27 while the horizontal bracing structure was installed using system size M12. The use of high-strength tension members allows cost-effective, architecturally ambitious space frames to be created. Wooden truss structures in a space frame design are an ideal solution for sports halls, swimming pools, multifunctional buildings, indoor riding arenas and challenging industrial buildings.
The new single-space sports hall building provides Franzburg with a modern school campus. The aim is to use the sports hall primarily for school sports, although the general public will also use it for leisure sports activities. 32 metres long and 15 metres wide, the hall features a slightly inclined ridged roof with a skylight dome in the ridge. Annexes are located on the long sides of the building.


6 acre of residential land for sale fully or partially at Kizhakkekotta. Corporation area .6 km from airport . 1 km from NH road . Suitable for constructing house .All amenities including clear boundry road side , and near from main road side and also schools,church ,temple only one kilometers from there . . Price negotiable.


Notice of Public Hearing - 560 Yale Street
Be advised that Council will now be returning back to holding Public Hearings and Meetings in Council Chambers, 325 Wallace Street, Hope, BC. (Face Masks will be mandatory for attendance)
Notice of Public Hearing to consider Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 1509 for the property at 560 Yale Street Monday, Sept. 27, 2021, at 6:30 pm
Intent of the Proposed Amendment Bylaw
To rezone the property at 560 Yale Street from Single Family Residential (RS-1) to Compact Single Family Residential with a Secondary Suite (RS-2T) in order to subdivide the property and then construct a new compact single family dwelling with a permitted secondary suite on each lot.
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District of Hope


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- 10 Drake St
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- (580) 759-3184
Stratford City of, Housing Authority can be found at 10 Drake St . The following is offered: Housing Authorities - In Stratford there are 1 other Housing Authorities. An overview can be found here.
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Provide on-the-job safety for road work crews & other contractors with TAPCO's innovative work zone safety signs with incredibly bright LEDs. Daylight visible BlinkerSign® feature an array of LEDs that flash in unison, once per second, commanding the attention of drivers day and night. Make intersections safer, reduce accidents and save lives!
Runs for 30 days without sunlight
Cleaner look and lower cost than a standard dual beacon system or automated flagger. More square footage of light than other systems. Solar recharge and 30 day autonomy allows DOT or contractors to turn off or put away after job and sign will continue to recharge on its own. Some DOTs starting to offer contractors incentives to switch over to this system.
More information available here.


Ready, Set, Build!
A 700m2 flat allotment with your own private access. It is fenced on three sides and close to Zilzie Beach, only 5 minutes away!
In a great area to build your own beach house or a permanent residence, just a short distance to the new sporting field along Hartley Street which is sure to be a hit.
Public transport across the road and service station approx 200m away.


The Belgian Road Congress is organised every four years, and is not to be missed by professionals dealing with designing, constructing, managing and operating roads.
Brussels hosts the 23rd edition of the Belgian Road Congress, which is to take place at SQUARE-Brussels Meeting Centre from Wednesday 4 until Friday 6 October.
Road and network managers, contractors, engineering consultancy firms, suppliers, research centres, administrations and public institutions: All stakeholders in the road sector will attend this event to exchange innovations and best practices with regard to themes like road surface, the quality of public spaces, modal split, sustainable roads, Smart Mobility, asset management, public lighting, roadworks management, road network safety, etc.
Next to classic sessions (in French and in Dutch), networking sessions and exhibition areas will offer exhibitors and sponsors the opportunity to present their products and achievements and to establish contacts for future collaborations.
The Belgian Road Congress is organised on the Belgian Road Association’s initiative. This 23rd edition is organised by Brussels Mobility (Brussels Regional Public Service).


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Waste Services Town Hall
February 15 @ 6:30 pm – 7:30 pm
If you have questions or concerns about trash, recycling, or yard waste services in the City of Blue Ridge Manor, you are encouraged to attend a public open forum with a representative of Republic Services, the company that provides our waste services. Please share this information with your neighbors who may not be on digital forms of communication!
This is hosted by the City of Blue Ridge Manor Commission, and organized by your new Roads and Sanitation Commissioner, Jake Gross ([email protected]).


The Kern COG Board of Directors is comprised of one elected official from each of the 11 incorporated cities in Kern County, two Kern County Supervisors and ex-officio members representing Caltrans and Golden Empire Transit District. Monthly board meetings provide the public forum for discussion and collaborative decision-making on significant issues of regional transportation and mobility. Meetings are held on the third Thursday of each month.
The Transportation Planning and Policy Committee (TPPC) makes technical funding decisions about how Kern COG transportation dollars are spent. The committee is made up of one representative from each of Kern’s 11 incorporated cities, two county supervisors, and a representative each from Caltrans, Golden Empire Transit District and the Joint Planning Policy Board (military). Meetings are held immediately preceding the Kern COG Board meeting.
Kern Government Television rebroadcasts Kern COG’s regular Transportation Planning Policy Committee and COG Board meeting every Monday at 7PM.
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Dear South Thomaston Residents, Neighbors, and Friends,
On April 14th, the Select Board unanimously approved a landscape design plan for our town Municipal Town Office. This design, donated by a South Thomaston retired landscape architect, is environmentally friendly, low maintenance, and will greatly enhance our public space for many years to come.
The first phase of the project (happening soon) will be for the foundation area of the building. The total cost including plant materials, soil preparation, and mulch is estimated to be $2,400.
This project will be a community-based effort with no tax dollars or staff time involved. We hope you will donate your time, talents, and financial support to help beautify our town offices for the benefit of us all.
WE NEED YOUR HELP!
Here are some ways you can chip in:
- Donate your time and talents: June 6 the will be our first workday from 8am-noon. We will schedule other workdays if needed depending on donations. Please volunteer, wear a mask, and bring gloves and your favorite shovel. You will be able to social distance while helping!
- Donate: Your generous donations will make this project a huge success! Every dollar counts! Here are some ways to donate:
- General donation: $ _____
- Gift a Tree: $ 250 Total Needed: 1
- Gift a Specimen Tree $ 175 Total Needed: 2
- Gift a Large Shrub $ 75 Total Needed: 10
- Gift a Small Shrub $ 50 Total Needed: 13
Donations may be tax-deductible, so check with your accountant. Please make your check out to: Town of South Thomaston and note -Town Office Landscape Project in the memo.
The town office address is: 125 Spruce Head Road, PO Box 147, South Thomaston, ME 04858.
Any additional funds received in excess will go towards Phase Two of the project-which includes additional planting areas around the perimeter of the building and a small outdoor patio area for our town employees, ambulance drivers, and fire department staff.
Please contact the Town Office with any questions.


Slippery wet leaves on both pavements need to be cleared to reduce the likelihood of falls and acidents.
Reported via desktop in the Pavement Defect category anonymously at 12:45, Wed 25 November 2020
Sent to Bristol City Council 35 minutes later
Slippery wet leaves on both pavements leading down to and across the 'White Bridge' are making slips and falls likely to happen. The pavements next to this busy A road are already narrow due to the encroachment of soil and vegetation , and to avoid these leaves one has to walk close to the road which has fast and heavy traffic (eg petrol tankers, supermarket lorries and double decker buses) increasing the possibility of acidents to pedestrians. The pavements need to be swept of leaves and widened back to their original width. The gutters to the road are also full of leaves and need to be swept.


The Newtok Airport Relocation project began in July 2018 and will continue through construction of a relocated airport at the Mertarvik Site scheduled to begin in 2020 and proceed through 2022.
- Project Kickoff: July 2018
- 75% Design Plans In Hand Submittal: January 2019
- 95% Design Pre-PS&E Submittal: September 2019
- Final Design and Construction Bid Package Ready: December 2019
- Construction Start: Fall 2020
- Construction Completion: Fall 2022


Join us for an interdisciplinary panel discussion exploring historic buildings, resilience, memory, society and technology. The discussion will be broad ranging and open-ended. Panelists include: FIU Architecture Chair, Jason Chandler; artist and FIU Honors College Professor John Bailly; City of Miami Beach Head of Historic Preservation, Debbie Tackett; Vizcaya Educator, Dr. Mark Osterman; FIU Head of GIS, Jennifer Fu and others, moderated by FIU Architecture Professor and MBUS Executive Director, John Stuart, AIA.
For an interesting article about Notre Dame, its legacy and future after the fire, CLICK HERE.
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Traffic to be impacted on US 23 at Russell
GREENUP COUNTY, Ky. (WSAZ) - Traffic will be impacted on US 23 at Russell starting Wednesday.
According to Kentucky Transportation Cabinet District 9, contractors are placing the final steel beams for the new KY 244 Russell viaduct replacement bridge this week.
This means traffic will be stopped up to 15 minutes at a time on all lanes of US 23 four times Wednesday, four times Thursday and twice Friday between 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Officials say you should expect delays and significant traffic backups on US 23 and the Ironton-Russell Bridge.
There are alternate routes you can take, including US 52 through Ohio via the Greenup Locks and Dam or Ashland bridges, or local traffic may use KY 207 through Flatwoods.
The KYTC says this is the last of the steel beam work. The new road and bridge should be opening later this summer.
This is a $20.6 million project on the Russell viaduct replacement. It includes building a new KY 244 looping westward from US 23 to a new flyover bridge across US 23 and the railroad tracks on the river side to touch down where the old viaduct bridge connects to Bellefonte Street in downtown Russell.
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Road Project in MP.
MP Road Development Corporation Limited award work order to M/s Garg Sons Estate Promoters Pvt Ltd for strengthening and widening with full depth Reclamation (FDR) method an innovative technology work of Sehore to Shyampur Road Length 24.30 Km
Value of Project Rs. 290317416.64
Award of Date / Letter 28.06.2022
Department Name : MP Road Development Corporation Limited
Contractor Name : M/s Garg Sons Estate Promoters Pvt Ltd
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Public Hearing for 1002-1012 Pandora Ave Adjourned Until September 17
August 28, 2015
Thank you to everyone who attended last night’s Public Hearing regarding a rezoning application for 1002-1008, 1012 Pandora Avenue. Due to the overwhelming attendance, the hearing was adjourned and will be reconvened on Thursday, September 17 at 7:30 p.m. in Council Chambers. Those who were unable to speak last night, as well as any new speakers may address Council at the conclusion of the Public Hearing on this date. Those who spoke last night are not eligible to speak again on September 17.
As the Public Hearing has not been closed, Council must not receive any written or verbal submissions from the public or applicant with respect to the application. Comments can be submitted to email@example.com and will be included for consideration by Council on September 17.
For more information on the rezoning application click here.Go to Top


Construction is scheduled to begin on Mitchell Road at post mile marker 1.15 on Monday, August 26, 2019, with a completion date in December 2019. Expect delays greater than 15 minutes at any time during this period. A link has been attached with further information. Thank you for your patience during this time.
Notice of Construction on Mitchell Road at Post Mile 1.15


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Reported via desktop in the Carriageway Defect category anonymously at 16:01, Mon 7 December 2020
Sent to Bristol City Council less than a minute later
Large uneven in road, bus stop afrea. Serious trip hazard pedestrians crossing the road. Thanks
A new enquiry has been raised for this issue.
Posted by Bristol City Council at 16:01, Mon 7 December 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 17:05, Mon 7 December 2020
A job has been raised with our contractors to action this issue and appropriate repairs or maintenance will be undertaken as soon as they can.
Posted by Bristol City Council at 16:40, Fri 18 December 2020
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The restoration will cost about 25 million euros ($34 million). The iconic gladiator arena is right next to a busy road in a polluted city, and a subway line runs close by. Many stones have shifted and require bracing, and the whole things needs a good wash.
Don’t expect to see a dramatic change soon, though. Restoration won’t even begin until the end of 2011 and will take two and a half years to complete. The Colosseum will remain open the entire time, although some parts will almost certainly have to be put off-limits on a temporary basis.
Many of Italy’s monuments are in a sad state of disrepair. The problem received international attention last year when several ancient structures collapsed in Pompeii.
[Photo courtesy user AlexSven via Gadling’s flickr pool]


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Hey New York, your mayor doesn’t control the subway.
When MTA fares and tolls rise again this March — for the sixth time since 2008 — many riders will inevitably take to Twitter to curse the mayor of New York, Bill de Blasio, as they are wont to do while stuck in the middle of subway delays, or aboard hot cars with broken air conditioners.
But that would be a waste of precious characters.
The MTA is a state-run agency (with Gov. Andrew Cuomo pulling the strings), meaning de Blasio has virtually nothing to do with the daily frustrations of the subway rider. The mayor hasn’t had any formal authority over the subways since the newly founded MTA took control of the subway system in 1968.
“One of the continuing mysteries to me is that New Yorkers still hold mayor accountable for subways after 50 years of gubernatorial control,” said Mitchell Moss, director of the New York University Rudin Center for Transportation Policy. “I think it’s because people in the city don’t think of the state as an agency it deals with often.
“I like to tell people, the mayor controls what goes on above ground and the governor controls what goes on below,” Moss continued. “And when it comes to bridges, they have their separate empires.”
The mayor is more than willing to point it out to the media. Earlier in January an ice-covered drain in a busy subway station managed to cripple a third of the MTA’s subway lines. A reporter at an unrelated news conference asked the mayor what he had thought of the issue, punctuating the question, of course, by noting that the mayor doesn’t control the system.
“Could you say that again, Laura? I couldn’t hear you,” de Blasio said. “What was that last part?”
“You don’t control the subways,” the reporter repeated.
“Thank you,” the mayor said.
Bart Simpson could scrawl it on the chalkboard only so many times.
There is opportunity for some tangible influence. The mayor can appoint four members to the MTA’s board, the agency’s governing body. Those picks, though, must be approved by the state Senate.
Transit experts have spoken glowingly of the mayor’s choices, which include two leaders from the advocacy community in David Jones, president and CEO of the Community Service Society, and Veronica Vanterpool, executive director of the Tri-State Transportation Campaign. He’s also appointed Polly Trottenberg, city’s Department of Transportation commissioner. (His fourth appointee, Councilman Ydanis Rodriguez, was never confirmed.)
But those experts also believe that the mayor could use the bully pulpit more to fight for his constituents.
“De Blasio has a gigantic megaphone,” said Jon Orcutt, a spokesman for TransitCenter and former policy director at the Department of Transportation under the Bloomberg administration.
Koch was the most recent mayor who really scrapped with the MTA, Orcutt said. During a transit strike in 1980, he brought an actual megaphone to greet stranded commuters walking over the Brooklyn Bridge.
“De Blasio can use this megaphone more often to be more involved with transit,” Orcutt continued. “He’s sort of not intervening with a huge daily experience that shapes millions of his constituents’ experiences every day.”
Austin Finan, a mayoral spokesman, pointed out in an email the mayor’s strong appointments to “the city’s limited number of positions on the MTA board.”
“The mayor has been more than mere talk when it comes to supporting the city transit,” Finan continued, “he’s put his money where his mouth is, including a historic $2.5 billion investment into the five year MTA capital plan.”


Have your say on the Clarence draft LPS
15 January 2020: The Clarence draft Local Provisions Schedule (LPS) is on public exhibition from 15 January to 17 March 2020.
You can make a representation to Clarence City Council during the exhibition period.
Contact: Tasmanian Planning Commission
Phone: (03) 6165 6828


14 Feb Stage 2 O-Train South Extension Information Session
Thank you to all residents who attended the LRT Stage 2 Trillium Line Extension information session on February 13. Below you will find the slide deck with the information that was presented at the meeting. If you have any questions on the Trillium Line extension project and the R2 replacement bus service, please contact my office at email@example.com or email firstname.lastname@example.org.
Stage 2 O-Train South Extension Information Session – 20200213


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Green-Point-Stadion, KapstadtNew Stadium (completion in 2009)
In Cape Town a new stadium is being built for the FIFA World Cup in 2010. The stadium is situated in the suburb of Green Point, after which it is named,too
The fans will only be a stone´s throw away from the ocean, with the magnificient scenery of the Cape Town Hills in the background.
The location is perfect, the stadium will be reached easily from a traffic junction in the city. The area, in which the the stadium is located, is a former golf course. After completion, which is planned for 2009, the Green-Point-Stadium will have a capacity of 70000 seats.
Because of the FIFA World Cup in 2010 the city has the opportunity to build a multi-functional stadium, which can be used for multiplicity events even after the World Cup in 2010.
Webcam to the Green Point Stadium from www.kapstadt.com:
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A duplex multi-family plan is a multi-family multi-family consisting of two separate units but built as a single dwelling. The two units are built either side-by-side, separated by a firewall, or they may be stacked. Duplex multi-family plans are very popular in high-density areas such as busy cities or on more expensive waterfront properties. The two units of a duplex floor plan are usually a mirror image of one other, but are also available with attached units varying in size and layout. An example of this would be: unit A has two bedrooms and one bathroom and unit B has three bedrooms and two bathrooms.


On March 1st, mayor John Bennett officially opened the council's allotments on Lethlean Lane. There are 40 plots and they have all been allocated to those on the waiting list - with over 20 still waiting.
Seen here holding the ribbon are Cllr. Anne-Marie Rance (left) and town clerk Eleanor Giggal.
The mayor quoted from the Hayle Town Crier of 1933 a question as to why there were no allotments in Hayle. 78 years later, and after a great deal of work by the town clerk and the Glebe Working committee (Cllrs Bennett, Horwell, Capper, Coombe and Pollard), we have finally delivered. (Hence the happy faces).


Turn your alley inside out!
The University District Livability Partnership in collaboration with The City of Seattle.
The OFF AVE Alley Party
Join us for this public event in the alley,
just east of the Ave, between NE 45th and NE 41st.
The OFF AVE Alley Party is an event that kicks off an Alley Clean-up and Activation project created in partnership with the UDLP and The City of Seattle. The goal of the project is to clean up the alleyways in the U District and create a "European-style" network of pleasant and bustling alleys. Please join us at the OFF AVE Alley Party for a glimpse at the future of alleys in the U District. Enjoy music, exhibits and food while you're there!
Alley Walking Tour
Food and Drink
Your party kicks off at Cafe Allegro in the alley at 42nd and University
Saturday, October 5
3:00 - 6:00 PM
For more info on the University District Livability Partnership and their other projects:http://udistrictlivabilitypartnership.org/


PRESS RELEASE: March 19, 2020
Wauconda Park District Board Meeting Cancelled
The regularly scheduled meeting of the Wauconda Park District Board of Commissioners for Tuesday, March 24, 2020 has been cancelled. The next regularly scheduled meeting will be held on Tuesday, April 14, 2020. The meeting will be held at the Wauconda Park District Community Center located at 600 N. Main Street, Wauconda, IL. For more information, contact 847-526-3610.


THE HERITAGE TRAIL
Since the early 1990s, residents and visitors of York County have been using the Heritage Rail Trail for hiking, jogging, bicycling and even horse back riding. Covering 176 acres, the trail winds through scenic areas of southern York County, running north from the Mason-Dixon line to John Rudy Park in East Manchester Township. The Heritage Trail also continues into Maryland, connecting to the 20-mile-long Torrey C. Brown trail.
Starting in spring, on any given day the trail can be found bustling with activity. There are several historical sites to see along the way and even an active railroad, but there was no way to take the trail from start to finish. Since 2011, our Highway and Bridge crews have worked to complete several projects to connect the trail into a cohesive unit and modify the existing portions to be safer and more accessible. Our work over the years has included everything from constructing pedestrian bridges to trail extensions.
THE MISSING LINK
Up until last year, the trail cut off 21 miles north of Maryland, leaving a two-mile gap between York City and John Rudy Park. In late 2021, we began our work to complete a final missing link – a 2,000-foot-long paved, multi-use trail that tied into where our work left off two years ago. This portion of the project included digging out the trail, paving, installing an infiltration trench, streetlights and right of way fencing.
With construction of the final gap complete, the trail now runs continuously for over 27 miles. Our crews have worked hard over the years to get the trail to where it is today, and we are proud to have delivered this project for our community.


The Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Parade in Haines City is scheduled for Saturday, January 21, 2023 at 11am.
Parade Route: The following roads will be used for the parade route and will close at 10:00 AM:
Main St. from 6th St to Railroad Ave.
Railroad Ave. from Main St. to 7th St.
7th St. from Railroad Ave. to Claude Holmes, Sr. Ave.
Claude Holmes, Sr. Ave. from 7th St. to 8th St.
8th St. from Claude Holmes, Sr. Ave. to Ave. A
Ave. A from 8th St. to Dr. MLK, Jr. Way
Dr. MLK, Jr. Way from Ave. A to Ave. F
Ave. F from Dr. MLK, Jr. Way to Lakeshore Blvd.
Lakeshore Blvd. from Ave. F to 8th St.
8th St. from Lakeshore Blvd. to Ave. C
Ave. C from 8th St. to 7th St.
Check the Haines City website or Facebook page for a parade route map.


(First Published in the Ellsworth County Independent/
Reporter, November 25, 2021)
Public Notice for Operating
The City of Wilson is submitting an application for operating assistance for transportation under the U.S.C. 5311 (rural public transportation) of the Federal Transit Act. The application will be for operating funds to help provide transportation services in the area. Written comments and questions in regards to this application are encouraged and will be accepted until 10:00 a.m. on December 9, 2021 and should be sent to : Susan Kriley, City Clerk at: City of Wilson PO Box J Wilson, KS 67490 or phone- 785-658-2272.


Leaders across the north of England and beyond are rejoicing as the decision to close rail ticket offices has been
A landmark commission report has recommended £22bn of government investment in public transport – with Greater Manchester identified as a
The Mayor of London Sadiq Khan made an unexpected appearance in a Northern transport meeting yesterday as concerns grow over
Greater Manchester mayor Andy Burnham has said that the possible move to scrap the HS2 link between Birmingham and Manchester
According to recent YouGov polling, support for the High Speed 2 railway almost halves if the Manchester leg of the
Andy Burnham has said ‘enough is enough’ while calling for a formal investigation into Northern Rail.
Manchester’s bus and tram customers could be using the smart ticketing ‘get me there’ system before the end of the year, according to a new report released today.
Secretary of State for Transport, Patrick McLoughlin believes improved transport links across the north of England will help proved economic benefit to the region.
Manchester MPs think Transport for the North (TfN) will be good for business, but have said it needs to be beneficial for everyone else as well.


File picture of ongoing work at Church Street. (Photo:DC)
Bengaluru: Shanthinagar MLA N.A. Haris will finally have something to smile about on Thursday when a 750 metre stretch on Church Street that has been completely re-designed under his guidance, with specially crafted cobblestones and street-lights, to showcase a pedestrian-friendly High Street in the heart of the city will be thrown open by Chief Minister Siddaramaiah.
Despite overshooting the deadline by four months, the road that connects Brigade Road to St Marks Road will go a long way in silencing critics that Chief Minisrter Siddaramaiah's government has neglected the city's crumbling infrastructure.
BBMP Chief Engineer (major roads) K.T. Nagaraj told Deccan Chronicle, "The road will have modern amenities like decorative LED street lights. Instead of white-topping, we have used granite cobblestones." The 450-metre long stretch from Brigade road to Rest House road on Church Street was opened on January 1. The road has been laid using the cobblestone blocks and quality footpaths to make it pedestrian friendly. "We have allocated separate parking space, which can accommodate 60 two-wheelers and 40 four-wheelers, including a dedicated parking slot for women motorists," Nagaraj added.
More business for traders
Mohammad Ali, Manager, Hotel Empire said, "During the construction the road was almost closed to traffic, but we still had a lot of walk in customers. So it did not affect the business much. Now this new road will add a value to our business, because it has been laid in a very decorative manner."
Another food shop owner, Vaquas Ahmed of Desi Vdesi said, "Earlier there was no parking space, but now that there is dedicated one, I think the footfall will increase, which will help our business."
He also said while the construction was on people had stopped coming to this area, which had affected our business to certain extent. "We used to request construction workers to stop for sometime during the lunch hours," Ahmed said.
However, some feel BBMP has ‘wasted’ a lot of space on footpath, thereby narrowing down the road. "Only one vehicle can pass through at a time and the footpaths created are very wide. There is still a lot work pending, but they are already going ahead with the inauguration," said Sagar, an advocate.
Irfan Noor, Secretary of Church Street Occupants Association, said, "From the scratch MLA Haris has taken a special interest on this Church Street road and constantly inspected the work several times during the construction. He also made sure that the work is more productive and effective by visiting the work place and coordinating with all the agencies involved." He also said that whenever we have any problem, the MLA would instantly come and help us.
Commenting on the pending work, architect and urban expert Naresh Narasimhan said, "There is very little work pending and it’s nearing completion, so there is no question of rushing. The road has to be inaugurated soon and made it open for public."
Removal of overhead wires upsets many
Even as the Bengalureans cheer to see Church Street buzzing back to life after nearly two years, many nearby residents and traders are unhappy.
The reason: In an attempt to ensure aesthetics of the iconic street during its inauguration, the BBMP has removed all the dangling overhead cables. The wires that were crawling on the roads too have been loaded in trucks and sent off to make the occasion a pleasant one.
However, this has resulted in scores of companies and residences located nearby being deprived of telephone and internet connections and they are upset with BBMP’s move.
Monisha Chetan, an employee of a private firm said that they would have to work without telephone and internet connection, which makes them handicapped. Most of the work gets held up without internet. Sadly, it is said that it would take three days to restore the services.


Beginning Tuesday, June 30th, Sound Transit will close the Interstate 5 northbound on-ramp at Northgate Way. The nighttime closure will be utilized to form caps for the future light rail guideway. This closure will take place between the work hours of 9:30 p.m. to 5:30 a.m.
- Roads will be closed for crews to form caps for the guideway.
- Suggested detour route is located on 1st Avenue Northeast (see map).
- Work consists of heavy equipment and cranes.
- Full closures will occur during work hours and re-open during non-work hours.
- Tuesday night, June 30th and Wednesday night, July 1st. Work will resume Monday night, July 6th and Tuesday night, July 7th.
- Night construction work hours are from 9:30 p.m. to 5:30 a.m.
- On-ramp will remain open outside of work hours.
- Northbound I-5 Northgate Way on-ramp.
- See map for suggested detour routes.


TOWN OF GHENT PLANNING BOARD NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Please take notice that there will be a public hearing before the Town of Ghent Planning Board on August 4, 2021, beginning at 7:00 p.m. at the Ghent Town Hall, Route 66, Ghent, New York 12075, for the purpose of considering a modified site plan application to include a farm stand on the lands of Woven Star Farms, Winter Hill Road, Ghent, New York (Tax Map No. 102.-1-14.111). All interested parties will have an opportunity at such time to be heard in connection with said application.
Dated: June 21, 2021
Planning Board Chair


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London, UK. 1st May, 2019. Campaigners gather outside the Royal Courts of Justice after the failure of a High Court challenge to the controversial plans to build a third runway at Heathrow airport. Judicial reviews of the Government's decision to approve the plans had been brought by five councils, residents, environmental charities including Greenpeace, Friends of the Earth and Plan B and London Mayor Sadiq Khan.
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South University City Reception for Tommy on Llamas Street
May 21, 2022, 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Join us for a reception today from 5 to 7 p.m. in University City at the home of Ruth DeSantis at 5644 Llamas St., San Diego, CA 92122.
At recent forums hosted by the University City Community Association, Mira Mesa Town Council, and the San Diego Union-Tribune, Tommy made it clear he opposed the rezoning of south University City, and would defend the area’s single-family zoning while pursuing sensible, transit-centered and affordable housing options in Kearny Mesa and Miramar. Even as the city has backed off the rezoning proposal, Tommy stands by his pledges, and looks forward to speaking with you more about it today.
Don’t miss this great opportunity to speak with Tommy in-person, ask questions, learn more, and support our Neighborhoods First city council campaign today in the new iteration of District 6. Ballots are out now!
Your support is VITAL if we’re going to make it past June 7th to the general election. Even if you’re unable to attend our campaign events or fundraisers in May, make a general contribution today.


- Incomplete information regarding existing conditions. Such information should include current legal use and occupancy of all related building areas, building construction type, property line setbacks, and abutting property conditions.
- Confusion due to too much information overlaid. Separate plans should be provided for existing conditions, partial demolition, and proposed work. On more complicated projects, provide separate architectural and structural drawings.
- Plans are not coordinated among architectural, structural, mechanical, electrical, and other designs. Also, lack of coordination between views such as plans and elevations.
- Inadequate dimensioning of plans.
- Fire-resistant assemblies are not detailed and do not conform to approved designs.
- Incorrect story count. Detailed substantiation must be provided, including spot elevations of floors and adjacent grade around perimeter and profiles, to allow plan reviewers to confirm story or basement determination.
- Lack of clarity and consistency of plans, including symbols and designations, such as existing vs. new walls.
- Sloppy, illegible, incorrect and incomplete permit application forms and submittal documents such as plans.
- Lack of adequate accessibility documentation and accessibility checklist.
- Failure to provide adequate cover-sheet information, including correct codes being used for design, contact information, design professional's signature, index of drawings, etc.
Monday, June 8, 2009
Department of Building Inspection: 10 Most Common Errors During Plan Check
You'll be one step closer to finishing your project if you avoid these common pitfalls during the San Francisco Department of Building Inspection plan review:


WOW! This new venue, Nathan Benderson Park, is really taking shape and creating excitement all over Sarasota!
The photos below highlight a recent event at the venue and by the time teams arrive they will see even more of a dramatic transformation! The island is man-made and will be completely landscaped by October 2014.
Site Plan for 2014 race course and Regatta Island:


“The MasterBuilder”, India’s premier construction magazine, published technical article in which Maccaferri India promotes the use of Geocomposite drain.
MacDrain is a specifically designed Geocomposite to meet the drainage and protection requirements in structurally demanding water draining applications. MacDrain effectively eliminate hydrostatic pressure by collecting and conveying groundwater to a drain pipe for discharge.
Depending upon the application, drainage composite may also be provided with a Geomembrane or laminated geotextile on one side of it to act as hydraulic barrier and at the same time drain of excess water for area above the drainage composite.
For more information about MacDrain click here.


A number of busy Bucks roads will be shut in the coming days as roadworks take place across the county.
Buckinghamshire Council are carrying out roadworks on the following roads over the next week, and beyond in some cases.
All work is subject to change and may start later or earlier than usual or be postponed or cancelled entirely.
Other roadworks not being carried out by Buckinghamshire Council are not listed here and this list is not exhaustive.
Bath Lane, Buckingham - Road closure in operation between 8am and 4pm from Monday June 14 to Friday June 18 at various locations along length of road.
Chalfont St Giles:
Gorelands Lane, Chalfont St Giles - Road closure in operation between 7:00am and 6:00pm from Monday June 14 to Friday June 18.
The closures will be in place on the road between the B4442 and the junction with Shire Lane.
Wood Lane, Iver - Road closures between 7.30pm and 6am from Monday June 14 to Friday July 1.
The closures will be in place on the between the 5 points roundabout and the junction Langley Park Road.
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Nags Head Lane, Great Missenden - Road closure in operation between 7:30am and 4:30pm from Wednesday June 16 to Thursday June 24 from London Road to Nairdwood Lane.
Peterley Lane, Prestwood - Road closures between 7.30am and 4.30pm from Wednesday June 9 to Tuesday June 15 between Wycombe Road and Nairdwood Lane.


Red Tape is pushing building costs up.
Building costs are rising faster than inflation. In real terms construction costs have increased by 30% a recent report said.
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Parker County’s successful transportation bond program is
once again receiving attention.
Featured in the July issue of the statewide publication
known as County Progress is Parker County along with two other counties for their efforts to
improve transportation infrastructure.
The county finished the 2008 Transportation Bond Program on
time and under budget, delivering new roads and transportation improvements
across the county. In 2016, nearly 60% of voters approved another
transportation bond program, which will complete the east side of the Ric
Williamson Memorial Highway.
“Parker County’s transportation bond program continues
to be a model to other counties across our State,” County Judge Mark Riley
said. “While we are honored to receive the attention and recognition, our focus
is to continue the implementation of the 2016 bond program. Our work is to ease
traffic congestion, improve mobility and safety for our residents and continue
to drive the economic development for our county, with the goal of lowering
property tax rates and creating more job opportunities for our residents.”
Click on the "Read Article..." link below to read the article and go to www.parkercountytransportation.com
for more information on Parker County Transportation.


City staff will present recommendations for Knox Avenue Bikeway Connection
to the Infrastructure & Environment Committee (IEC) meeting on March 29, 2022. A copy of the staff report is available under IEC agenda item IE28.7
. Members of the public can arrange to speak or submit comments to the Committee by contacting the Administrator at 416-392-4666
by 4:30 p.m. before March 28, 2022.
The City of Toronto has three nearby, but separate projects on Woodfield Road, Monarch Park Avenue and Knox Avenue in Toronto-Danforth.
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About half way between the Hume FWY and Mickleham Road on the Donnybrook road west bound, there are 2 large pot holes in the road. Ok for a car, bad for a bike. Unlit area too. There is house construction either side of the road. The holes have been repaired numerous times but when it rains they reappear. VicRoads notified.


Moss Hall Lane Allotments
There is currently a waiting list of 100+ for plots on Moss Hall Lane Allotments. If you would like to be added to the waiting list please contact: email@example.com | 01253 658684
Alternatively you can write to:
Parks and Greenspaces,
St Annes Road West
Please state your name, address, telephone number and email.
Moss Hall Lane Allotments annual charges
- Full Plot Rent = £60.00
- Half Plot Rent = £30.00
Please find details of the other allotments in the Fylde area and their contact details.
Mythop Road Allotments are managed by Mythop Road Allotment Association. To apply for a plot please contact Michael Boyle on 07793 424822.
Shepherd Road Allotments and Blundell Road Allotments are managed by St Anne’s Town Council. To apply for a plot please contact the Town Council Support Officer at St Anne’s Town Council, Kitty Bouman, on 01253 781124.
Croft Butts Lane and Naze Lane Allotments, Freckleton are managed by Freckelton Parish Council. To apply for a plot, please contact the Clerk to Freckletox`n Parish Council Mr K M Armistead on 01253 738951.
Kirkham Allotments are managed by Kirkham Town Council. To apply for a plot please contact the Clerk to Kirkham Town Council on 01772 682755.
Wesham Allotments are managed by Medlar with Wesham Parish Council. To apply for a plot please contact the Clerk to Medlar with Wesham Parish Council, Mrs Jean Priestley on 07519 557104.


SCH Number 2015102037
- Capital SouthEast Connector Segment D3/E1
- The project will widen White Rock Road from two lanes to four lanes, including Phase I signalization and widening improvements of the White Rock Road/East Bidwell Street intersection.
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|MND||Capital SouthEast Connector Joint Powers Authority||Capital SouthEast Connector Segment D3/E1|
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Public Service Announcement
Road Construction – Cobequid Road
Wednesday, June 27, 2012 - Road construction will take place on Cobequid Road from the Bedford Bypass to Glendale Drive from Thursday, June 28 until Tuesday, July 3 (weather-permitting). During this time there will be lane drops in place. Motorists should expect delays and are requested to find alternate routes.
HRM apologizes in advance for any inconvenience these delays may cause.
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Temporary closure of Skimmerton Lane 15th to 18th February
Skimmerton Lane will be closed near its junction with Quantock Road, for 3 days from Wednesday 15th February. The closure is to allow Wessex Water to carry out service disconnection works. The online map shows the extent of the closure, and the official closure notice is also online. The diversion route will be signposted.
For further information, contact Wessex Water on 0345 600 4 600, quoting reference ttro770929SE.


Close To Everything
The Mill is located near Virginia Tech’s Campus, the 460 Bypass, I-81, downtown Blacksburg and Christiansburg. No car? No problem. The Mill is on the Blacksburg Transit Bus Line, providing easy access to Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, and surrounding areas. Cyclists can use our free-standing, conveniently located bike racks.


All township legal notices required to be published are done so in the Record Eagle.
All agendas and notifications for regular and special meetings of the township Board of Trustees, Planning Commission, Zoning Board of Appeals, and Parks Commission can be found on Documents on Demand.
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Shiqian, Guizhou, China
361 feet high / 110 meters high
541 foot span / 165 meter span
Located south of Shiqian, Guizhou on the 4-lane S25 expressway between Tongren and the G60, the Mupeng Bridge crosses another one of Western China's picture perfect river gorges. The 364.6 meter long concrete arch consists of a main span of 165 meters.
Mupeng Bridge construction site.
Mupeng Bridge gorge and temporary footbridge.
Mupeng Bridge satellite image.
Mupeng Bridge location map.


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Another road connecting South Windsor to Huron Church will close temporarily as of Monday. Grand Marais Road West between Huron Church Road and Northway Avenue will close until August 10th. This closure is required for the installation of underground duct banks for future utility crossing as part of the Windsor-Essex Parkway. This closure is on top of the Pulford Street closure which also ends on August 10th.


The City of Huntsville’s Hotel Occupancy Tax workshop will take place via Zoom on Tuesday, September 22 at 12 p.m.
The link to attend the Zoom workshop will be posted on the City’s website and social media pages. The workshop will be hosted by the Hotel Occupancy Tax Board and the Huntsville Arts Commission and is mandatory for those applying for funding from the City of Huntsville.
The City allocates Hotel Occupancy Tax funds to assist with the funding of projects and events that promote the local hotel and convention industry.
Scott Joslove, President & CEO of the Texas Hotel and Lodging Association, will be the guest speaker, explaining the appropriate use of Hotel Occupancy Tax funds.
Applications for funding will become available on Wednesday, September 23. The application period will close on Friday, October 23 at 11:59 p.m.
For more information, contact Kimm Thomas at email@example.com or Sarah Faulkner at firstname.lastname@example.org.


This petition is to get a skatepark in Limerick for all the talented skateboarders/rollerbladers/BMXers.
And it would help anyone who wants to learn.
I don't see why the city council won't build one, we'd be off their backs and they'd be able to focus on other things.
We, the undersigned, want a skatepark in Limerick.
The Get a Skatepark for Limerick petition to Limerick City Council was written by eanna3 and is in the category Sports at GoPetition.


Nestled between Downtown, the Strip District and Oakland, the Hill District is made up of five distinct neighborhoods: Crawford-Roberts, Upper Hill, Middle Hill, Lower Hill, Bedford Dwellings and Terrace Village.
- Opportunity to Provide Services to the Center that CARES Open-Air Parking Lot Project
- Media Coverage | Six development plans in the works for Centre Avenue in the Hill District
- Love My Neighbor! Grant Program: RFP for Technical Assistance Providers
- Media Coverage | Local community groups help make renovated homes affordable
- Neighborhood Allies Leads Learning Exchange to Homeboy Industries


THE City of Stirling is investigating illuminated street signs it installed following backlash from residents.
Councillor Karen Caddy moved a motion at Tuesday’s council meeting for a report to be provided on the illuminated street sign policy endorsed by council in 2015.
The report will give information on signs installed to date, community feedback and options to address concerns raised by residents.
Several Scarborough residents contacted the Stirling Times after the signs were installed on West Coast Highway and Scarborough Beach Road to express their objection.
One sign was erected in front of Richard Curry’s property, which he described as an “eyesore”, and he was concerned there was no consultation prior to installation and no avenues to request relocation or removal.
John Cinquini called the sign an “ugly looking steel structure” and Pam Seymour believed it was “unnecessary visual pollution” and a distraction to drivers.
But local business employee Vicki White, of Flowspace, said she loved the initiative and was keen for their business to advertise on it.
City engineering design manager Paul Giamov previously said the City would deal with ratepayers’ concerns on a case-by-case basis to ensure amenity was not affected.
He said the contractor tried to accommodate requests from residents abutting the sign at the corner of West Coast Highway and Pearl Parade regarding repositioning and brightness reduction.


WYPR’s R. Kenneth Burns asked the mayor if it was called “Rat Stat.” Baltimore City officials dubbed it the Rat Rubout. Whatever its name happens to be, the city is taking an alley-by-alley approach to dealing with the rat infestation so its not just a fishing expedition. Here’s the plan:
First, they’ll increase the number of Public Works employees who inspect alleys and bait rats from 8 to 15. With more boots on the ground, the teams will be able to hit every alley in the city, every 20 days. There are 12,250 alleys in the city, so the city is hoping the team can make 5,000 inspections every two weeks. Rats have a gestation period of about 20 days, so hitting each alley within that time is designed to keep them from multiplying.
At the same time, Public Works employees will compile data of 311 calls that come in where citizens complain about rats. The city will keep track of all of those calls, so that the field team can fan out to spots that the rats are particularly fond of.
Here’s a map of rat hot spots that was released yesterday:
After a year, the City will evaluate how the program is going.
”The mayor is going to be requiring us to have results,” said DPW Director Rudolph Chow.


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2.North Forty Specific Plan, General Plan Amendment GP-14-001, Zoning Code
Amendment Z-14-001, and Environmental Impact Report EIR-10-002. Project Location:
the plan area comprises approximately 44 acres located at the northern extent of the
Town of Los Gatos, bordered by State Route 17 and State Route 85 freeways to the West
and North, Los Gatos Boulevard to the east, and Lark Avenue to the south. APN 424-07-
009, 010, 024 through 027, 031 through 037, 052 through 054, 060, 063 through 065,
070, 081 through 086, 090, 094 through 096, 099, 100, 424-06-115, 116, and 129.
Property Owners: Thomas & Miyoko Yuki, Herbert & Barbara Yuki, ETPH LP, William
Mattes, Peter Brutsche, William Fales. William Hirschman, Elizabeth Dodson, Patricia
Connell, Hans Mattes, Tak Petroleum, Dewey Ventura, Alexander & Betty Moisenco,
Lucy, Dagostino, Robert & Georgianna Spinazze, Marianne Ezell, Los Gatos Medical
Office Center, LLC. Applicant: Town of Los Gatos.
Adopt the Resolution certifying the Final Environmental Impact Report for the North
Forty Specific Plan

3.Tract Map No. 10275 - 100 Prospect Avenue
Adopt a resolution approving the final map for Tract No. 10275 – 100 Prospect Avenue,
accepting the dedications, and authorizing the Town Manager to execute the subdivision
improvement agreement for the construction of public improvements and approving the
request to add the name “Sisters Court” to the Town’s Official Street Name List to be
used at the proposed development

4.Old Library Re-Use Project 411-821-2105
a. Authorize the Town Manager to execute a change order with Terry J. Martin
 Associates in an amount not to exceed $50,050
b. Authorize a budget transfer in the amount of $50,050 from the Town Digital Aerial
 Photograph/Topographic Map Project 411-821-2006 to the Old Library Re-use Project
 411-821-2105

VERBAL COMMUNICATIONS
(
 Members of the public may address the Town Council
on any matter that is not listed on the agenda. Unless additional time is authorized by the Town
Council, remarks shall be limited to three minutes.)

OTHER BUSINESS
(Up to three minutes may be allotted to each speaker on any of the

following items.)

5.United States Postal Service delivery in Los Gatos

6.Recommendations from the Arts and Culture Commission regarding a Veterans
Memorial at the Town of Los Gatos Civic Center

7.Planned Development Overlay Zone
a. Consider the Planning Commission’s recommendations to the Town Council regarding
 the Planned Development Overlay Zone and
b. Adopt a resolution appointing a Study Committee, or
 c. Implement the Council Ad Hoc Committee’s recommendation Ad Hoc Committee’s
 recommendation

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The City of Plattsburgh Department of Public Works will flow fire hydrants in Zone 8 starting on Wednesday, August 4th. The flowing of hydrants will continue on every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday proceeding this date until all streets listed below have been completed. The program will start about 7:30am and end by 2:00pm on each day. The streets affected by this will be Autumn Drive, Bailey Avenue, Beekman Street, Boynton Avenue, Champlain Street, Circle Grove, Cornelia Street, Grace Avenue, Holland Drive, Jerry Drive, Kelvin Lane, Lafayette Street, McMartin Street, Meadowvale Road, Montcalm Avenue, Morrison Avenue, Palmer Street, Ridgewood Drive, Spring Circle, Summer Hill, Tom Miller Road, Truman Court, and Woodland Drive. During the times mentioned, the water in the system will be stirred up and may be cloudy or rust colored coming out of the faucet. Residents should avoid washing clothing or bathing during these times.
Please use caution when driving by a flowing hydrant and be watchful of the Department of Public Works personnel who will be performing this duty.


Défi Sutton Challenge – September 15, 2018
The Town of Sutton wishes to inform its population of the holding of the Défi Sutton Challenge on Saturday, September 15 in various streets of the town between 9 am and 11:30 am and in the section Marmite aux Sorcières – Du Filtre of Sentier Village-Montagne Trail. As a result, it is to be expected that there will be a lot traffic and an increase in noise level in the village core.
The Town also invites you to plan your trips in advance for this day. For more information, please visit the following link: Défi Sutton Challenge (in French only).


The May brush collection schedule is approximate as this service is weather and load dependent.
Earliest pick-up dates for each area are as follows:
- Area 2 – 5/6
- Area 3 – 5/13
- Area 4 – 5/20
- Area 1 – 5/27
Residents are reminded that brush piles are not to exceed 4’x4’x8’ in compliance with Township Ordinance.
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From Johnson's Mill Pond north, including NW Dennis, Eldora & Belleplain.
From Johnson's Mill Pond south, including all of Dennisville and part of South Dennis, including all roads branching off of Route 47. Route 83 to and including Dennis Creek Village. Dennisville Road from Route 83 to intersection of Hagen Road and Dennisville Road.
Remainder of Route 83, Route 9 south from intersection of Route 9 and Route 83, all of Kings Highway to Woodbine-Ocean View Road, Dennisville Road from intersection with Hagan Road to intersection with Main Street in South Seaville, Hagen Road, North & South Ravenwood Drive, and all roads branching off of these roads.
Route 9 north of intersection with Route 83, all roads east of Route 9, Corson's Tavern Road, Woodbine-Ocean View Road, Main Street in South Seaville, DeVaul's Lane, Tompkins Lane, Alexander Way, and all roads branching off of these roads.


Local Park we can use for sailing through summer
These 'Soccer' fields and entrance are the start of a major sport and recreation development by KCDC. There is an area in the NE section that we have our eye on. We want to develop a hard surface here for blokart sailing. Watch this space for developments and support us in our plight with KCDC.


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PCL Civil Constructors, Inc
|US 101/DEER PARK ROAD INTERSECTION IMPROVEMENT PROJECT|
PRIMO CONSTRUCTION, INC.
|PIERCE COUNTY SEWER AND TRAFFIC OPERATIONS FACILITY|
Walsh Pacific Construction
|CITY OF SEATTLE, FIRE STATION 20|
Howard S. Wright Constructors
|LIBERTY HIGH SCHOOL ADDITION & MODERNIZATION|
Kassel & Associates
October 31, 2012
SALEM, Ore. (AP) — The city of Salem has issued a permit for work to start next week on a $23 million repair project at the Courthouse Square building.
The building owned by Marion County and the transit district has been vacant for two years because of design defects.
. . .


Bundle of correspondence and steering committee meeting minutes relating to capital development and plans for building refurbishment. Includes discussion of management responsibilities, funding, building needs, Barras Bridge site, and partnership with Dance City and Newcastle City Council; feasibility studies; notes from presentations by consultants on problems with Playhouse.
File entitled 'Capital Development Programme'
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- Dates of Creation1995 - 2001
- Physical Description1 file, paper.
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Proactive, Not Reactive
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The team’s deep resume includes everything from water and wastewater treatment plants, pump stations, and pipelines to highways, interchanges and grade separations. In addition we have expertise in managing the construction of solar facilities, community centers, transit centers, and even zoos, utilizing both traditional and alternative project delivery methods.
Services range from staff augmentation on a short-term project to full construction management consulting services on major multi-year, infrastructure projects.


AUSTIN (KXAN) — The hunt is on to find local artists to create the City of Austin’s next cultural landmark.
Three commissioned public art projects are up for grabs, so get your paintbrushes ready and start creating. This is a part of the Art in Public Places Project, which works to bring Austin artists together to document the city’s history and values with a fresh coat of paint.
The permanent works will go up on Brazos and 2nd Street at the Austin Convention Center parking garage’s exterior. Incorporating sustainable material is encouraged, as well as crafting a design that energizes the street corner.
The only eligibility requirement is to live in the Austin metropolitan area, which includes Travis, Williamson, Bastrop, Caldwell, Hays, Burnet, and Blanco counties.
The application deadline is Feb. 18 at 5 p.m.
There is an information meeting today from noon to 1 p.m. at the Cultural Arts Division offices at 201 E 2nd St.
For more information visit their website here.


Sep 25, 2020, 10:00 amPublic meeting of the Somerville Retirement Board. The meeting will be held virtually in compliance with Governor Baker’s emergency...
About the Event
The ArtFarm is located on the site of the former waste transfer site at 10 Poplar St. Please join your neighbors to continue the conversation about this unique project. For more information, go to https://www.somervillema.gov/artfarm
Need special assistance? Request accommodations


The Board of Adjustment addresses appeals
filed with the City regarding application, interpretation, or reasonableness of
certain ordinances of administrative decisions pertaining to zoning, variances
for non-conforming uses of real property, appeals and variances regarding
administration and provisions of flood damage control ordinances, etc. The Board of Adjustment has five regular
members and 2 alternates appointed for staggered two year terms. Meetings are held on an “as required”
Members and alternates must
be residents of and own real property in Navasota.


Rally for Trees & Against Pesticides in Our Parks!
Join Our City and San Francisco Forest Alliance to demand that the San Francisco Board of Supervisors vote to reject the Environmental Impact Report (EIR) that allows the Recreation and Park Department to cut down over 18,000 trees and spray toxic herbicides to ‘manage’ our public parks.
After the rally we will assemble in the City Hall Board of Supervisors chamber, room 250, to speak in favor of the appeal to block Rec & Park’s plan.
WHEN: 1:00 pm Tuesday February 28th
WHERE: SF Civic Center Plaza (across from City Hall, Polk St. steps
WHEN: 3:00 pm Tuesday February 28th
WHERE: Board of Supervisors Chamber, SF City Hall, Room 250
(come early to get a seat)
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The Florida Department of Transportation reports the following traffic impacts as a result of I-10 construction and maintenance operations through July 17, 2020.
- Baker County: I-10 Eastbound Rest Area
- Daytime lane closures from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday on I-10 eastbound and State Road 47 for rest area improvements and pipe installation.
- Baker County: I-10 Westbound Exit Ramp
- Nighttime closures of the westbound exit ramp to State Road 121 from 1 a.m. to 5 a.m. Tuesday for vehicle detection installation. Drivers wishing to exit I-10 westbound at State Road 121 will be directed in advance to exit at State Road 228 or County Road 125.
- I-10 at I-95
- Nighttime eastbound off-ramp closure Monday and July 19 from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. for overpass construction. Follow detour.
- I-10 at Luna Street
- Nighttime lane closures Wednesday from 9 p.m. to 4:30 a.m. for routine overpass maintenance.
- I-10 from McDuff Street to Park Street
- Nighttime eastbound road closure Friday and Saturday from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. for overpass construction. Follow detour.
- I-10 at State Road 23
- Nighttime lane closures Tuesday and Wednesday from 9 p.m. to 4:30 a.m. for routine overpass maintenance.
- I-10 at Yellow Water Road
- Nighttime lane closures Tuesday through Thursday from 8:30 p.m. to 5:30 a.m. for road construction.
On the road? Why not take us with you. All our websites are mobile-friendly. Visit our growing family of exit guides: I-4 Exit Guide, I-5 Exit Guide, I-10 Exit Guide, I-75 Exit Guide, and I-95 Exit Guide. Detailed exit service listings… discount lodging, camping, food, gas and more for every exit along the way!


Join the community to co-design a vibrant new garden in the heart of Barking Riverside. Learn more about the projects’ vision and give your input on what we will create together. Barking Food Forest will be designed, created, and enjoyed by the community. Get involved!
The sessions will take place online via Zoom while we remain on lockdown.
Click the link below to register and get involved: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/co-design-the-barking-food-forest-monday-15th-monday-22nd-february-2021-tickets-140129048757


The Rodney local board has allocated $3.25 million dollars for approximately 600m of footpath in Kaukapakapa (that’s almost five and a half thousand dollars per lineal meter of footpath), this money is coming from the RLBTTR (Rodney Local Board Targeted Transport Rate) and is something many community members have been lobbying for over the years, to connect the community hall with North Crescent on both sides of the state highway. Please note the project does not extend to Moses Estate in the north or to Riverview in the south.
As some will be aware; a particular group has been sharing misinformation about the project and more concerning they have been sharing misinformation about me, the elected member on the Rodney local board who lives in the area.
This project went out for public consultation and many community members who provided feedback expressed concern about losing car parking in front of the Kaukapakapa dairy and expressed serious concern for the speed bumps, or raised pedestrian crossings, proposed for the state highway due to the noise, vibration and pollution associated with the speed table option.
Design guidelines allow for pedestrian crossings to be flat / at grade / flush with the road surface if they have kerb build outs or a centre island refuge for pedestrians (or both kerb build outs and centre refuge)
But unfortunately a small group of people, including some who are on the payroll of public entities, have been sharing misinformation and disinformation about this and have tried to lead people to believe the only way to have a pedestrian crossing is if the pedestrian crossing is also a speed bump / raised.
The Rodney local board resolved at our October meeting to investigate the design options for flat pedestrian crossings
“ whakaae / review the design options with Waka Kotahi for non-raised crossings further to the local board’s decision, one at the Kaukapakapa Hall close to the Kaukapakapa School and one near the petrol station”
While decisions relating to what items make our local board agenda are made by the chairperson I do expect to see this item on our agenda for discussion at our February 2024 Rodney Local Board business meeting. (This is open to the public and anyone can request a deputisation to speak for 10 minutes by emailing the staff at least 7 working days before the meeting or can request to speak for 3 minutes by showing up on the day and advising staff / the chair person you wish to address the board).
The community members who have bothered to contact me personally are almost all in support for a flat option due to the negative impacts on the community and travellers of the state highway if there were to be raised tables and speed bumps installed on the highway. The noise, vibration and additional pollution from the speed tables is something which needs to be considered and when state highway one is closed or congested we can see up to 2,000 trucks a day travel through Kaukapakapa… this is a lot of noise, vibration and extra diesel fumes from the trucks slowing down and accelerating to climb over the speed bumps.
Have anything to add? Didn’t get a chance to provide feedback officially? Were you told misinformation about this project? Feel free to get in touch any time.


July 15, 2011
NOTICE OF HEARING TO VACATE AN ALLEY IN THE CITY OF MARSHALL
An resolution providing for the vacation of an alley in the City of Marshall described as follows, to-wit:
AN ALLEY ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF SUMMIT STREET, BEGINNING AT THE WEST END OF SUMMIT STREET AT THE SOUTHERLY RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF SUMMIT STREET; THENCE SOUTHERLY APPROXIMATELY 131 FEET
has been introduced and ordered filed with the City Administrator of said City.
Please take notice that the question of approving said petition will be heard and considered by the Common Council at a hearing at its regular meeting on July 26, 2011, at 5:30 P.M. in the Professional Development Room of the Marshall Middle School located at 401 South Saratoga Street, Marshall, Minnesota, at which hearing affected property owners and members of the public will be given an opportunity to be heard.
Thomas M. Meulebroeck
Office of the City Clerk
City of Marshall, Minnesota
Dated: July 15, 2011


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McDonald Memorial Park & Recreation Courts Closed for Renovation
We're proud to have Grace Community Church and Jonesboro State Bank as partners in building our community and making progress together.
Starting today, portions of McDonald Memorial Park will be closed as Grace begins their community service project to repair and renovate the basketball and tennis courts and upgrade the trash receptacles at the park.
"We're always proud to have community partners who see a need and are willing to do what it takes to help Jonesboro move forward," said Mayor Bradford. "Grace and Jonesboro State Bank are pillars in our community who continually lead by example."
This project is funded by Jonesboro State Bank through their Pledge 10 grant program.


Bayu Homes @ Taman Sejati Klang caters to aspiring home owners who are looking at affordability but also wants to escape high density and high rise dwellings.
Bayu Homes are comfortable 2-storey link houses with a sense of privacy and security. It is freehold and consists of 52 homes on 4.84 acre land.
Land tenure: Freehold
Development Size: 4.84 acres
Product offered: 2 storey link house
No of units: 52 units
Land size: 20 feet x 80 feet
Built up: From 1,800sqft
No of rooms: 4 bedroom plus 3 bathrooms
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|Lot Square Feet:||1600|
|Property Type:||Double Storey Linked House|
|Construction:||Target to construct by 2021|


Shubert Alley is a narrow 300ft long pedestrian alley at the heart of the Broadway theater district of New York City. It splits a block, as it runs parallel to and between Eighth Avenue and Broadway, linking West 44th Street to West 45th Street.
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Asphalt Maintenance on BCA Streets
Rescheduled to Start September 5th
Asphalt maintenance on several private BCA streets and alleys in Sections 12, 15-17, and 19, as well as the trail along the north side of Ryan Road, has been rescheduled to occur between Tuesday, September 5th and Friday, September 8th (Sections 12, 19, and trail along north side of Ryan), and Wednesday, September 27th and Thursday, September 28th (Sections 15-17), weather permitting. See map
and street list
for more information.
The asphalt maintenance will include seal coating, to be followed by re-striping of the fire lanes, parking space lines, and stop bars. Roads will need to be closed at times for seal coating. Visit www.brambletonhoa/asphalt
for more detailed information and to see how these repairs may impact you and what you can do to prepare


8701 122 Avenue -
PHASE II - COPPERWOOD ESTATES!! Now Selling lots within City Limits! A variety of lots available, in the growing Copperwood Estates development. Located in the North east quadrant of our City adjacent to Crystal Lake Estates, Copperwood offers easy access to Shopping, walking trails and very close to Schools. A wide array of lot sizes are available to build your home. Experience the Copperwood difference! Phenomenal Builder Incentives available. Call your REALTOR® for more details!


By Kevin Tuheirwe
A section of residents in Kabale municipality are blaming the Kabale municipal council Authorities for failure to repair solar powered streetlights which are not functioning, which they say have failed to serve its intended purpose of security, sanitation and beautifying the town.
The street lights were supplied by Kibooko group of Campanies and installed by Reynold construction company-RCC in February 2016 under the contract of Uganda National Roads Authority UNRA, and were given a guarantee period of two years working effectively but repairs started appearing after 11 months and up to now, most of them are not functioning.
According to a survey carried out by www.mknewslink.com it was found out that, about 25 Security lights are not functioning out of 41 that were installed from roundabout to Rwakaaraba, where majority of those not functioning are between the roundabout in central division to the Gapco fuel station.
Alex Akatwijuka and Martin Abenabo all residents say that it is quite unfortunate to find that the intended role of the lights is not being played and people have started freely urinating in the trenches and municipal authorities have kept quiet about the blackout.
Wilkins Arinaitwe, another resident in Central ward in Kabale municipality blames municipal Council for failing to make repairs on streetlights which has lead to darkness, adding that they should deploy someone to repair them otherwise theft and murder cases are likely to increase.
The Kabale municipality mayor Emmanuel Sentaro Byamugisha says that UNRA authorities are still solely responsible on the streetlights and they are tasking them to repair them before handover. He adds that after handover, the Municipal council shall deploy a technician who will be responsible for maintaining them.
Our efforts to get a comment from Uganda National Roads Authority officials were futile as they couldnt answer phones.
Source: www.mknewslink.com a greater western Uganda news website