BART recovering from major morning system-wide delays
SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. (KTVU) - BART is recovering from major system-wide delays caused by a mechanical problem that completely shut down service on the Peninsula and to SFO Friday morning.
Officials tell KTVU that an insulator on the third rail failed sparking several small fires near the Daly City Station around 4:30a.m.
As a result, service was completely stopped for more than 2 hours to the Glen Park, Balboa Park, Daly City, Colma, South San Francisco, San Bruno, Millbrae, and SFO stations.
Trains from the East Bay were stopped at the 24th street Mission station and sent back the other direction.
Bewildered riders headed to SFO were surprised by the problem.
"They said everybody needs to get off and now I don’t know where to go. I'm trying to get to the airport and I don't know how to get there!", Vicky Hill told a KTVU crew, before deciding to call a taxi to get to the airport.
Eventually limited service was restored around 6:30a.m. but major system-wide delays persisted through the early morning commute.
Currently all lines are fully operational, however, some lingering delays remain.
Some riders were not surprised by the system outage.
”With all the track service and everything else… it’s a 40 year old system. Things are bound to happen, but it just seems that it is happening everywhere all over the place, “ said BART rider Ed Pendleton.
This stretch of track is the same area where complete closures have been scheduled for the next several months to install noise-reducing equipment on the tracks, however officials say Friday morning’s problem was not related to the recent track repairs.
One of those closures is scheduled for this weekend, but BART officials say that shuttle service will be available for riders between the Daly City and Glen Park stations.


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The road network consisting of 630 km of main roads has been rebuilt to a high extent in the past years or built from scratch respectively. With the planed construction of the highway to Albania, Kosovo is becoming an important point in connecting the Adriatic Sea with the Western Europe.
Combined length of 330 km. It covers the entire territory, connecting both the south with north and east with west.
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Phase 1: Feasibility Study, Conceptual Design Options, Community Meetings and Stakeholder Engagement –
As of January 2021, PCD has secured funding from the Pierce County Flood Control Zone District (PCFCZD) to complete Phase 1, which will yield a conceptual design by the end of 2021.
Upcoming Community Meetings:
Tentatively Winter 2021/Spring 2022 - Presentation of Selected Conceptual Design and Preliminary Design
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The Mayor and Councillors of Georgetown have embarked on a quest to develop a Vending Policy, which will ensure coherent operations at the various marketplaces and influence the operation of vendors. This idea has been touted for almost two years.
In a statement, the municipality said that they will be gathering data on the views and opinions of vendors as the Council is seeking to ensure that all stakeholders are involved in consultations before the implementation stage. The information gathered will be used to compile the final draft of the policy.
“It is absolutely necessary at this juncture that the Council implement a policy to guide and control the vending activities along the city’s streets. Vending has become (a) means of earning a livelihood for many single parents who reside in Georgetown and other rural areas,” City Hall identified.
This policy seeks to provide a legal framework within which vendors can operate. It sets out to make vending a special component of urban development by allowing for zoning. Issues such as hygiene practices, disposal of waste and legitimate representation are some of the issues coined in the documents. It will consider every facet of vending, including seasonal, night, mobile and itinerant operations.
“The Council is encouraging vendors to cooperate with officers to gather information on the vendor’s views. The Council continues to seek to provide creative ways for vendors to ply their trade in the city. The Council has always sought to use creative and amicable ways to address the vending issue,” the statement added.
In 1976, the Council responded to needs of the vending population by constructing the Vendors’ Arcade. Again, in 1988, the Stabroek Bazaar was constructed. In order to bring relief to those seeking a venue to ply their trades, the municipal facility was constructed. In 1990, two sections of Merriman Mall were identified which allow vendors to operate. Most recently, in 2009, New Vendors’ Mall on Water Street was established.
The Georgetown municipality has been seeking to draft laws to govern the number of stalls a market vendor can own since August 2018.
After two years, the Town Council has brought up the idea again. (G12)


To the editor: The Times reports that the first 29-mile segment of the
The estimated cost remains at $68 billion. In comparison, the recently completed Oakland Bay Bridge project was more than $5 billion over budget and took 10 years longer than expected. The cost was supposed to be $1.3 billion.
Granted, there were some unexpected complications, but that's not unusual. Given any uncertainties that may arise, the idea that building the bullet train — a project orders of magnitude more complicated than the Bay Bridge work — will cost $68 billion is just fantasy.
I would be willing to bet the final cost will be double that. But given the current rate of progress, I doubt I will live long enough to collect on such a wager.


Echo Bridge Railing Reconstruction Committee
The Echo Bridge Railing Committee was formed in 2016 to help build public awareness for this iconic landmark linking Newton and Needham since 1876. Our goal is to put Echo Bridge back on the map as a tourist destination in West Suburban Boston. In doing so, we hope to show people the urgent need to reconstruct the historic railings on Echo Bridge. We are helping the bridge owner, MWRA, raise Community Preservation Committee funds in both Newton and Needham and are conducting a private fundraising drive (65% toward our goal).
Please visit our website at www.EchoBridgeRailings.com for more information on the project and consider making a corporate or individual pledge.
Whom to Contact
- Lee Fisher
Free parking on the Newton Upper Falls side at the corner of Boylston Street and Ellis St. or on Summer St. Free parking on the Needham side on Reservoir St. and at Hamilton Place (off Central Ave).


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The development at Market Street is ideally located in the centre of Perth, close to a wide range of amenities. Completed in 1993, the development consists of 8 flats. All properties are double glazed, have electric heating and are fitted with door entry systems.
Blackwood maintains communal garden grounds.


Motorists are advised there are to be overnight single lane closures on Rochester’s Old Bridge.
The works are part of the Rochester Bridge Refurbishment Project, and will be carried out by FM Conway, on behalf of the Rochester Bridge Trust. They include trial investigations and information gathering to ensure the contractor is as informed as possible ahead of drainage works scheduled for later in the project.
Traffic management will be put in place overnight on Monday and Tuesday, 9th and 10th December. The single lane closures will run during off-peak hours, from 9pm until 5am.
For more information see www.rbt.org.uk/refurbishment.


Microsurfacing improvement work now underway at The Richmonds, Abbeydale
The Richmonds, Abbeydale in Gloucester is first of 14 streets to receive a microsurfacing facelift this spring.
Work is due to finish this Saturday if weather conditions remain dry. The road will be closed to traffic between 7am and 7pm for this to be carried out safely.
Meerstone Way in Abbeydale is up next on the schedule. The full list of roads in the microsurfacing programme can be found on the council’s website www.gloucestershire.gov.uk/roadmaintenance
Work is weather dependent, and so the schedule is subject to change at short notice. Progress updates are being posted on Twitter @GlosRoads
Mark Darlow-Joy, lead commissioner for highways at Gloucestershire County Council said: “Microsurfacing is a cost effective solution for resurfacing roads showing early signs of wear and tear. It fills in all the cracks, potholes and voids in the carriageway, improves skid resistance and seals the road preventing water getting into the road and extending its life.
“Work can often be carried out much more quickly than a full resurfacing scheme; however it is highly dependent on dry weather conditions. This makes it difficult to predict exact start dates for each road; however every effort will be made to communicate with residents.”


Wednesday, April 20, 2011
Vibrant, Creative, Caring and You!
With the help of Angela Carter, a local facilitator, Council and Senior Staff recently undertook this type of comprehensive review of the Town’s Strategic Plan. Councillors used a full-day session in February and a follow-up meeting in April to bring forward the vision and desires of residents that we heard during last fall’s municipal election. We endeavoured to bring the voice of the community to the plan.
During these sessions, Council and Staff redefined the mission and the vision for the Town. I am pleased that that process ignited a new passion and excitement for Pelham’s future and revealed a bond and strength for moving forward.
The new Mission for the Town: Serving and enhancing our unique blend of urban and rural lifestyles.
And, we also developed a new Vision for Pelham: The most vibrant, creative, and caring community in Niagara.
This vision inspires innovation through creativity and calls for a community that is alive and vibrant.
We also identified six key strategic themes as prevailing priorities for the coming years:
• An Open, Welcoming & Inviting Community;
• A Connected Community;
• Balanced Growth;
• An Engaged & Integrated Community;
• A Self-Sustaining Community; and
• Environmental Responsibility.
From these themes, Council and Staff established a set of outcomes and general strategies to ensure that the Vision could be measured. Once Council adopts the Plan, Staff will create a business plan to identify timelines and who will be held accountable for the strategies and action.
But, part of being “An Open, Welcoming & Inviting Community” means that Council remains committed to engaging you and other residents in the Strategic Planning process. We want to hear from you and encourage additional input, ideas, and actions prior to formally adopting the plan.
Therefore, the Town will host a public open house on Tuesday, May 3 at 6:30 PM in the Council Chambers at Pelham Town Hall to allow you to review the Plan and provide feedback. The draft Strategic Plan will be available for your review on the Town’s website prior to the meeting.
I hope you will review the Plan and provide your reaction so we can continue to work together make Pelham the most vibrant, creative, and caring community in Niagara.
Posted by Mayor Dave Augustyn


This Notice is to advise you that the County will be rehabilitating Triangle Road between Post Mile 11.80 and 14.11 beginning Monday, October 11th through Friday, November 5th. Depending on construction circumstances or changing weather conditions, this schedule may be revised.
Expect delays between Carleton Road and Darrah Road. Normal working hours are from 7:00 am to 5:00 pm, Monday through Friday. At the end of each day, and on weekends, construction areas will remain accessible.
Paving may cause temporary delays across Triangle Road. Drivers are encouraged to choose alternative routes. Access to residents and businesses will remain open.
We thank you in advance for your patience and cooperation. The County will make all attempts to minimize any inconveniences.
If you have any questions, please call the Engineering Department at (209) 966-5356.


Liverpool City Council have put Burton Manor Gardens up for sale and the community have a plan to keep it as a Community Asset.
Tuesday 18th November was the final day to voice your opinion on the future of Burton Manor.
However, the information and proposal can still be found at the following web address:
Our bid to purchase Burton Manor on behalf of the community has been submitted to Liverpool City Council. We will now wait for Liverpool’s decision.
We will try and keep you updated as the bidding process progresses. Many thanks for your interest.
- Community News


Our Natural Environment
Newcastle East peninsula is a place of scenic beauty and heritage. It offers remarkable opportunities to view the coast, the city, harbour activity, the heritage character of the East End, the heritage landmarks of the East End and its numerous parklands. It is highly valued by all Novocastrians. It is a place for passive recreation, family activities, picnics, barbecues, jogging, walking, swimming, surfing, and bike riding.
The narrow streets, quirky lanes and open parklands are more suited to pedestrian activity than vehicles.
Newcastle has wonderful surfing beaches and ocean pools. They are popular all year round with locals and visitors. During the Supercars event and in the lead up to the race, those beaches and pools will be almost impossible to access. Only ticket holders and locals inside the race precinct will have access. Anyone else will have to walk in from King Edward Park, along the sand to their destination.


In response to restrictions placed on restaurants during the COVID-19 pandemic and Governor Wolf’s updated outdoor dining
Due to COVID-19 issues the County Board of Elections has temporarily relocated several of the YORK CITY POLLS to the FAIRGROUNDS and to the ASBURY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH. These relocations shall be TEMPORARY and shall only be for the upcoming June 2 Primary Election.
York City Parking will resume enforcement of the parking meters, parking lots, and operation of the parking garages located at 41 E. Market St., 25 W. Philadelphia St., and 15 W. King St. beginning Tuesday, May 26, 2020.
Mayor Michael Helfrich is proud to announce a partnership with eManagement Solutions to develop a neighborhood supplier capacity analysis.
Due to the Memorial Day holiday, Monday, May 25th, ALL regular curbside collections (trash, recycling, and yard waste) will be delayed one (1) day.
WellSpan Health will be relocating one of their COVID-19 Community Testing Centers
The City of York is collaborating with the York County Food Bank, York Fresh Food Farms, and other community partners to increase access to fresh fruits and vegetables and other healthy foods by implementing a farm-to-pantry initiative as well as educational activities that promote healthy eating.
The City of York Department of Economic and Community Development is announcing the Micro Business grant application for those City businesses impacted by COVID-19. Applications will be accepted until May 18, 2020.


Planning, Zoning & Comprehensive Board
- Gloria Dyer, Chair - Term ends: 2025
- Robert Tonge, Vice Chair - Term ends: 2024
- Emily Foss voting member, Secretary - Term ends: 2027
- Ben Buzzell, voting member - Term ends: 2027
- Dawn Rouillard, voting member - Term ends: 2024
- VACANT - Term ends: 2026
- VACANT - Term ends: 2028
The Newfield Planning Board meets the first Wednesday of every month from 7-9 p.m.
The meetings are held at the Town Hall,
23 So. Effingham Rd., W. Newfield starting at 7:00 pm
Newfield Planning Board mailing address:
637 Water Street; West Newfield, ME 04095
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BY 3:30 PM ONE WEEK PRIOR TO THE REGULARLY SCHEDULED MEETING.
NO PRIOR NOTICE IS REQUIRED TO ATTEND AND OBSERVE THE PUBLIC MEETING.
All meetings are open to the public and members of the community are invited and encouraged to attend.
The Comprehensive Plan Committee
The Planning Board is utilizing sub-committees to work on the different parts of the Comprehensive Plan update. Volunteer seats are still available. If you are interested in helping out on a sub-committee, please call the Town Office at 793-4348 or come to one of our meetings which are always open to the public.
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Situated in the Thirumazhisai area in Chennai, Eternity Phase I, by Urbanrise Projects group, are affordable plots. Thirumazhisai is a suburban area in West Chennai and a part of Thiruvallur District along with the temple town of Sriperumbudur. It is known for the Othandeeswarar Temple, which is dedicated to Lord Shiva. The Eternity Phase I, due for possession in September 2019, will also offer additional all the urban facilities one can desire. The major benefit of Thirumazhisai is its smooth connectivity to different parts of Chennai through an integrated network of road and public transport. The region is also home to numerous educational institutions, police station, pharmacies, supermarkets, restaurants, banks, ATM kiosks, and hospitals. The Cure Well Store Hospital and the Public Primary School are both located at a convenient distance of 3 km from Eternity Phase I. The buyers would get to choose 4 different residential plots with Builtup area of 650 to 1,200 sq ft. The Chennai International Airport is approximately 25 km away from Eternity Phase I along the Chennai Outer Ring Road. This residential project is definitely going to be a prized asset for its inhabitants at a great price.
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You can now watch video recordings of Center Line City Council Meetings!
Financial Transparency Report for the city of Center Line
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• Projected Budget Report - General Fund
• Projected Budget Report - Public Safety Fund
ATTENTION RESIDENTS/PROPERTY OWNERS
Moratorium on water shut offs for non-payment, and late fees ends in Center Line…
Are you behind on your water/sewer bill payments, and have been able to take advantage of the COVID-19 moratorium instituted by the State of Michigan which restricted communities from shutting off water for non-payment and application of late fees? On March 31, 2021, the State of Michigan’s moratoriums for water shut offs for non-payment and late fees ended with no extension approved by the State Legislature. From April 1, 2021 to August 31, 2021, the City of Center Line extended the policy to restrict water shut offs for non-payment of water/sewer usage, and continued the policy to not charge late fees, hoping those policies would further help those struggling to make ends meet during the pandemic.
On September 1, 2021, the City of Center Line is reinstating water shut offs for non-payment and applying penalties (late fees) in accordance with Center Line Ordinance Article II. – Offenses Affecting Governmental Functions; Section 46-52. – Payment
If you are behind on your water/sewer usage payment by more than 30 days, you will no longer be able to avoid water shut off for non-payment without a commitment from an assistance agency or payment plan through the City of Center Line or the WRAP Program. Furthermore, the city will return to assessing the 5% penalty for any amount owed to the city for water/sewer usage which is not paid by the due date of the billing cycle.
If you need assistance regarding non-payment of your water/sewer usage billing/invoice, please call the City of Center Line and our staff will work to help resolve your current non-payment status; and provide you with resources that may assist you in bringing your account current. For more information, please call the City of Center Line Municipal Offices at 586-757-6800.
WATER SHUT OFF NOTICES WILL BE SENT OUT IN OCTOBER
Results of Traffic Study in the City of Center Line
Traffic control is a problem in every community and Center Line is no exception to the rule. In the last few years, we have had an influx of complaints about traffic problems in our city. Part of our traffic problem comes from road construction where people are trying to find alternate routes to and from work. The second part of our problem we created ourselves by having too many stop signs. Research shows that stop signs should be used to determine the “right-of-way” and are ineffective in slowing down drivers. In-fact if there are too many stop signs drivers will start to ignore those signs that they feel are unnecessary and/or speed up faster than they were going, in an effort to “make up time” that they lost stopping for the sign. The Michigan Manual of Uniform Traffic Control Devices clearly states, “Stop signs shall not be used for speed control”.
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EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES IN THE CITY OF CENTER LINE.
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Appointments to Boards and Commissions in the City of Center Line
are open to all residents. ( There are currently two vacancies on the DDA Board of Directors)
Generally, the only requirement is city residency. All Boards and Commission members are appointed by the
Mayor and/or City Council for specific terms depending on the Board or Commission.
Go to this link for more information: https://www.centerline.gov/263/Boards-Commissions
The City currently accepting applications for the following Boards or Commissions:
Board of Review
Zoning Board of Appeals
If you are interested in serving on any of these boards, applications are available online or available at City Hall.
Board & Commission Skill Sets List
The City of Center Line is redevelopment ready.
The City of Center Line is committed to involving the community in its planning, development and improvement processes. The following links have been prepared with the purpose of setting policies and procedures to involve residents in Citywide initiatives and to provide City staff a guide of community engagement strategies and methods.
AREA MAINTENANCE METER AGREEMENT (PDF)
AREA MAINTENANCE METER LETTER (PDF)
Blight Report Form (PDF)
Building Permit Application (PDF)
Business License Application
Business License Packet (PDF)
Certification of Building Finish Grade Elevation (PDF)
Certificate of Occupancy & Business License (PDF)
City Certification Application(PDF)
Concrete Permit Application(PDF)
Contractor Registration form (PDF)
Criminal History Background (PDF)
DDA Full and Unconditional Construction Waiver (PDF)
DDA Post-Work Grant Inspection (PDF)
Direct Payment Enrollment Form (PDF)
Electrical Permit Application (PDF)
Employment Application (PDF)
Fence permit Application (PDF)
Liability Waiver--Park and Rec (PDF)
Mechanical Permit Application (PDF)
MMFL Addendums A - C (PDF)
MMFL Application (PDF)
MMFL Permit Application Checklist (PDF)
MRTMA Adult-Use Addendums A - C (PDF)
MRTMA Adult-Use Establishment Permit Application - 12042020 (PDF)
MRTMA Adult-Use Establishment Permit Application Checklist (PDF)
New Address Application (PDF)
Non-owner Occupied Registration Application (PDF)
Planning Commission Application (PDF)
Plumbing Permit Application (PDF)
Right of Way Permit Application (PDF)
Rodent Control Waiver Form (PDF)
Sewer Permit Application (PDF)
Sign Permit Application (PDF)
Split or Combination of Parcels (PDF)
Swimming Pool Application (PDF)
Temporary Seasonal Sales Permit (PDF)
Temporary Sign Permit Application (PDF)
Tree Removal Application (PDF)
ZBA Application (PDF)
The next election is November 2, 2021
You can see your ballot here: Public Ballot
can be put in the silver box by the front door of City Hall.
We are open 8:30am to 500pm weekdays so you can also bring it into city hall.
There is now a ballot box located at City Hall where you can safely drop off your ballot at any time.
CITY OF CENTER LINE: IMPORTANT VOTER REGISTRATION & ABSENTEE BALLOT REQUEST INFORMATION:
• CITY CLERK OFFICE is OPEN. DURING REGULAR BUSINESS HOURS 8:30AM – 5:00PM
The City of Center Line is looking for election inspectors to work the November elections
DID YOU KNOW…. You can skip the line on Election Day and vote by mail? Voting has never been easier! With the passage of Proposal 18-3 last November, new changes are available for Michigan voters. One of the biggest changes is that ALL eligible registered voters in Michigan may now request an absent voter ballot without providing a reason. You can also request to be placed on the permanent absentee voter list to save a step in the future. Visit or call the Center Line City Hall to request an application prior to any Election, request to be placed on the permanent list, or if you have any questions about the process (586)757-6800 Janice Pockrandt Deputy City Clerk


When is a Building Permit Required?
- For any Demolition
- For any Swimming Pool, except those that are dismantled each season.
- For any Renovation, Addition or New Construction
- For any substantive change that does not involve replacement-in-kind, e.g. installation of vinyl siding over existing siding or in place of old siding.
- For any Plumbing, unless it involves simple repairs of faucets or valves or clearing a stoppage. The plumber must be licensed by the State of New Hampshire.
- For any Electrical work - electrician must be a licensed Master by the State of New Hampshire.
When is a Building Permit Not Required?
Minor alterations, repairs and general upkeep of existing buildings, e.g. replacement of in-kind roofing.
What Building Standards apply in Hampton Falls?
The governing Building Codes in Hampton Falls are those of the 2015 International Code Council and the NFPA Life Safety Code. Click HERE for State Building Code enforced.
What is the process for applying for a Building Permit?
In addition to the Application for a Building Permit, the following items must be brought to the Building Inspector, when applicable:
- Plot plan showing building and wetland setbacks, septic reserve areas and well location.
- An NH-DES approved septic system plan.
- Complete set of building plans. (signed and stamped for structures over 2000 sq ft)
- An approved Driveway Permit. (Approved by the Road Agent or the NH DOT)
- A construction cost estimate for the entire project including the septic system, well and driveway costs.
- Electrical and Plumbing Permits are to be applied for by the installation contractors.
- Oil Burning Equipment Permit is to be applied for by the installation contractor from the Fire Department, when applicable.
- An NH-PUC approved Residential Energy Code Application.
- All Planning Board pre-conditions, Zoning Board of Adjustment conditions and/or any state or federal permits must be completed to the satisfaction of the Building Inspector before a building permit can be issued.
- Land use change taxes have been assessed and paid, when appropriate.


Body: City Council
Subject: Zoning Easements
Notice Title: December 5, 2018 Public Hearing
Notice Type: Notice, Hearing
Event Start Date & Time: December 5, 2018 06:00 PM
Notice is hereby given that the Payson City Council will hold a public hearing on Wednesday December 5, 2018 to receive public input on the following: (1) Request to vacate Lots 1, 2 and 3 of Plat A of the Ashlee Ridge Subdivision, including public utility easements; and (2) Request for approval of Plat B of the Ashlee Ridge Subdivision to establish new lot configurations and new perimeter public utility easements. The City Council meeting begins at 6:00 p.m. and will be conducted in the City Council Chambers at the Payson City Center, 439 W. Utah Avenue, Payson, Utah. Additional information regarding the request may be obtained by calling the Development Services Department at (801) 465-5214.
Notice of Special Accommodations:
Notice of Electronic or telephone participation:
Some Councilmembers may attend by Electronic Device.
This notice was posted on: November 15, 2018 06:05 PM
This notice was last edited on: November 15, 2018 06:05 PM


Borough Services for CHALFONT BOROUGH
- This event has passed.
Planning Commission Work Session @ 7:00 PM (the 3:00 PM Session was cancelled)
September 26, 2022 @ 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm
Planning Commission will meet at Borough Hall, 40 N. Main Street, for a Work Session to update the Borough’s Comprehensive Plan at 7:00 PM on 9/26/22. All are welcome to attend. (The 3:00 PM Planning Commission session is not taking place and is rescheduled for 7:00 PM.)


The Town of North Hempstead announced plans Wednesday to demolish a house in Albertson that has been abandoned for years.
The house at 21 Foxcroft Road was among three the Town Board designated unsafe at its April 25 meeting. The town will give the owner of the house a final warning to repair it or have it torn down, according to a town news release.
There is not yet a set date for the demolition of the “zombie” house, which has sat vacant and unmaintained during a long foreclosure proceeding, town spokeswoman Carole Trottere said in an email.
“Zombie homes are a magnet for dangerous and potentially harmful activities,” town Councilman Peter Zuckerman (D-East Hills) said in a statement. “We need to protect the welfare of our residents. I am very pleased that the Town is moving forward to remove these types of structures.”
Ed Scott, president of the Albertson Square Civic Association, said his group first approached the town about the house about a year ago in response to residents’ complaints.
A pair of workers were cleaning out the house’s garage on Friday and loading things into a truck.
The house, mostly surrounded by a chain-link fence, has boarded-up windows, a brown tarp covering the roof and missing panels of siding. Scott said it was previously damaged in a fire.
“It was just an eyesore for the neighborhood,” Scott said. “Everybody takes care of their homes over here.”
Scott praised the town building department for responding to concerns about the house fairly quickly.
The town also plans to demolish two other zombie houses in Westbury that the Town Board voted to mark unsafe.
North Hempstead was among 76 municipalities that won grants from state Attorney General Eric Schneiderman’s office last year to help address problems with zombie houses.
The town will use some of the $159,000 grant to focus on foreclosure prevention with educational programs, including one on June 20 at the Yes We Can Community Center in New Cassel.
“It is our hope that this early outreach will help not only the homeowners who are facing difficulties in paying their mortgages, but their surrounding communities as well,” town Supervisor Judi Bosworth said in a statement.


Owner is a builder and will BUILD TO SUIT or purchase the lot and build on your own. .245 ac lot with Hwy 199 Frontage in booming Azle, TX.
- Association Membership None
- Fencing Type None
- Restrictions No Known Restriction(s)
- Utilities All Weather Road, City Sewer, City Water, Curbs
704 Southeast Parkway Azle, TX


Improving the buildings on Highbury Fields
The council currently has £551,226.49, funded by s106 contributions, to improve the north east corner of Highbury Fields, adjacent to Highbury Grove. Central to this project is the development of new built facilities, to replace several existing poor quality buildings in need of replacement. This project is in its very early stages and we will need to raise more money to achieve this scheme in its entirety but we want to deliver up to Stage 3 which would be confirming a design for the improvements. This is the aim of this scheme.
Following an extensive procurement process that included a two-day public voting event in September, we have appointed Levitate as the architect for this project. Thank you to those who helped us make this appointment, the comments and feedback you made on the day will be very useful.
Upcoming Consultation Event
The design team has been preparing for a Stage 1 consultation event since October last year, which will determine whether the improvement plans will centre around one or more buildings, and will present this information to the public at a two-day consultation event on Wednesday 28th February and Thursday 1st March 2018.
More information will follow on this but it will be held at Highbury Baptist Church, N5.
You can read more about the project programme below, in the document titled ‘Project Programme 2017/18 in the ‘Useful Documents’ section. This document also includes a little bit more information on Levitate and the design team.
Stakeholders will also be kept up-to-date via the project mailing list – if you would like to join this please email HighburyFieldsImprovement@islington.gov.uk.
Please take a look at the ‘Useful Documents’ section at the bottom of this page. Here you will find a copy of the strategic design brief, which was used to procure an architect, alongside a copy of another important document called 'The Vision'. Produced in 2007, this document was created as a reference for the future maintenance, protection and sustainability of the fields. Whilst it is not a comprehensive strategy, The Vision identifies broad priorities that this scheme will address.


Congress Considers 'Truck Freeways'
"With truckers and car drivers blaming each other for more than 450,000 crashes and 5,000 deaths a year, Congress is now giving serious consideration to separating the rival streams of traffic...Truck freeways could be built on existing highway medians, and would be separated from car lanes by concrete barriers. They would have their own entrance and exit ramps, as well as staging areas to assemble and disassemble trailer combinations. The cost would be financed with tolls paid by truckers."
Thanks to Linda LaSut


Rare lots with NO HOA or CCR's! There are Design Guidelines-- (Please view documents which are in the documents tab to view on all remaining lots. Prices vary according to location and size of acreage. The large wash addresses heavy rainfall for the lots. Easy access to hiking, three golf courses, dining, grocer, and shopping! Water, Sewer, and Utilities are accessible. Please contact each company, County, and City of Sedona for details to build. Thank you.
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The Center for Creative Land Recycling (CCLR) is organizing a one-of-a-kind event in upstate New York bringing together elected officials, planners, economic development specialists, community organizations, developers, environmental and engineering consultants, lawyers, state agencies and other experts across the region.
For two exciting days, attendees to the 4th Annual NYS Redevelopment Summit learn about the latest trends, finance and funding and best practices to stay competitive and accelerate redevelopment projects in New York.
Taking place on June 11 and 12, 2019 at Sage College in Albany, New York, numerous sages of redevelopment in New York will be on hand to impart their immense knowledge of all things brownfield and beyond.
Join Brownfield Listings and fellow redevelopment professionals and practitioners for comprehensive learning and extensive networking focused on solving challenges and creating opportunities for economic revitalization through land reuse.
Photo of Albany City Hall by Storm Cunningham.


Rise builds market rate and affordable housing, enhancing the quality of life in the communities we serve. This work helps make St. Louis a great place to live, work, and play. We believe social, cultural, lifestyle, and economic diversity makes area neighborhoods stronger.
Rise acts as a resource and partner to the community. We bring together nonprofit organizations, financial institutions, and government to make successful neighborhood revitalization possible.
- DOORWAYS 2.0 Groundbreaking – Windy and WonderfulNovember 20, 2020 - 2:00 pm
- Rise Young Professionals Host Virtual Trivia NightOctober 13, 2020 - 4:23 pm
- DREAM IT! PLAN IT! BE IT!-Brian Hurd Reaches Out To Our YouthSeptember 30, 2020 - 1:13 pm
- Honoring Gregory B. VatterottAugust 12, 2020 - 3:32 pm
- Work Begins at Gene Slay’s Girls & Boys Club in DutchtownJuly 23, 2020 - 1:22 pm
- https://t.co/7ahhrbapAY https://t.co/wff7WmhJes27 days ago
- Some of our partners are working to conduct a study of the repair needs of older adults in the city of St. Louis. https://t.co/06y2PPDbxl29 days ago
- The last 3 public schools in the Ville and Greater Ville neighborhoods are likely to close for good next fall, base… https://t.co/0oaliW5JG238 days ago


Closures at Whittlesey Tower Recreation Ground
Closures are expected at Tower Recreation Ground, Whittlesey, to allow Mitie to safely carry out maintenance works to the water tower.
Disruption and possible closures are expected at the recreation ground and to the footpath between Tower Close and Peterborough Road from 8am on Tuesday (May 2) to 6pm on Thursday (May 4). And 8am on Monday, May 15, to 6pm on Wednesday, May 17.
The recreation ground and path will be closed from 8am on Tuesday, May 9, to 6pm on Thursday, May 11.
To keep up-to-date with Fenland District Council news and events follow us on Facebook and Twitter.


Discover the true story of the Twin Towers–how they came to be the tallest buildings in the world and why they were destroyed. When the Twin Towers were built in 1973,they were billed as an architectural wonder. At 1368 feetthey clocked in as the tallest buildings in the world and changed the New York City skyline dramatically. Offices and corporations moved into the towers–also known as the World Trade Center–and the buildings were seen as the economic hub of the world. But on September 112001a terrorist attack toppled the towers and changed our nation forever. Discover the whole story of the Twin Towers–from their ambitious construction to their tragic end.
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Adopt-a-Planter Program Needs Volunteers
Written by broebling on January 16, 2018
Press Release – The Adopt-a-Planter program has several planter openings. The City of Gillette is looking for volunteers to help maintain the planters. There are close to 100 flower planters located along City boulevards and in the City parks. The volunteers who adopt these planters include families, individuals, businesses, civic groups, churches, neighborhoods, and other groups.
The flowers for the planters are purchased by the City and handed out to the volunteers in late May. Volunteers plant the flowers, then mulch, fertilize, and weed throughout the summer. Volunteers are also encouraged to decorate their planters to add individual character. The City waters the planters through the growing season.


The attached documents were received on October 25, 2019, from the attorney representing Woburn 38 Development LLC, 1042 Main Street. doc11052220191025115242 Draft decision on Insubstantial Change
The Woburn License Commission will hold a mandatory meeting on Thursday, October 31, 2019, at 6 p.m., in the Council Chamber, Woburn City Hall, 10 Common Street, Woburn, Massachusetts for all liquor and innkeepers licensees. Thomas M. Skeffington, Chairman
The deadline to file petitions for Special Permits and Variances for the Zoning Board of Appeals’ meeting in September is noon on Friday, August 30.
The filing deadline is noon on Friday, September 6, for applications to be placed on the agenda for the Zoning Board of Appeals’ meeting on Wednesday, September 18.


Caversham drivers delayed as council races to finish roadworks
Drivers are facing long delays as a Berkshire council races to finish roadworks ahead of Reading Festival.
Road resurfacing work in Gosbrook Road, Caversham, has been causing severe traffic problems.
The work, by Reading Borough Council, has led to residents complaining over the lack of information they received.
However, the council said it had done everything it could to update people and that some delays had been inevitable.
The work is due to be suspended later, ahead of Reading Festival-goers starting to arrive on Wednesday, before resuming on 27 August.
Sanjay Parbhoo, who lives just off Gosbrook Road, said he would have liked more warning about the delays.
He said: "It is strange that we didn't get a letter through the mail saying 'This is the time that the roads will be closed and these are the roads that are affected'."
But Councillor Tony Page, who is responsible for transport in the town, said people in the streets concerned had been informed and the work had been advertised on the council's website.
He said: "We must get rid of those dangerous sections of road surface and potholes.
"Everybody wants us to do that, and I am afraid there will always be some level of inconvenience. So we just have to ask people to recognise that it is all in a good cause."


The road to nowhere
Bill Steigerwald blasts Pennsylvania's management of its transportation systems, from roads to buses to taxis. I know from working with Bill, who is a friend, that he and I disagree over the value and necessity of public transportation--I think it is an important service, while he would prefer a return to privately run transit systems--but he gets a lot of things right in this well-written rant:
Our government-regulated taxi "market" is monopolized by a company that has been charging high fares, providing lousy service and discriminating against poor and blacks since the 1930s. Our beloved $1 billion-plus county-built airport, designed for one doomed tenant to monopolize, turned out to be too big.
Meanwhile, our government highway professionals have not merely made us world-renowned for potholes and lousy roads. They've given us no beltway around Pittsburgh, but we have an interstate cutting through Downtown.
We've got new tollways to the boondocks like Route 60. But we're still stuck with two-lane parkways and Route 28 jam-ups and bad signage and fewer synchronized traffic lights than Baghdad.
We've been victimized for generations by federal, state and local governments and their transportation gurus. Their mismanagement has probably done more long-term damage to the region's economic health than the collapse of the steel industry.


G R Infraprojects’ wholly owned subsidiary — GR Bandikui Jaipur Expressway has executed the concession agreement with the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) on June 14, 2022.
The project is for construction of 4-Lane greenfield expressway spur from Delhi-Vadodara Greenfield expressway near Bandikui to Jaipur in Bharatmala Pariyojana Phase-1 in the state of Rajasthan on hybrid annuity mode. The bid project cost is Rs 1368 crore. Completion period of the project is 730 days from appointed date and operation period is 15 years from commercial operation date.
G R Infraprojects is an integrated road EPC company with experience in design and construction of various road/highway projects across many States in India.


Trains will not run between West Kensington and Ealing Broadway/Richmond while we replace track between Hammersmith and Turnham Green.
There will be no service between Hammersmith and Northfields/Uxbridge. There will be a significantly reduced service between Hammersmith and Cockfosters. Please use alternative Tube services where possible. For travel to Heathrow, take the Central line to Ealing Broadway for an express replacement bus service and allow more time for your journey.
Tonight, Thursday, there will be no service after 22:30 between Hackney Downs and Chingford due to Network Rail track work.
Trains will not run between Romford and Upminster, due to Crossrail construction and Network Rail infrastructure work.
On Sunday, there will be no service between the following stations:
• Gospel Oak and Barking until midday, to prepare the line for electrification
• Gospel Oak and Stratford due to bridge replacement work at Highbury Corner and Network Rail track work
Trains will not run between Liverpool Street and Shenfield. This is due to Network Rail overhead line and track upgrade work.
Emirates Air Line
From Monday until Sunday 13 March, the Emirates Air Line is closed for planned maintenance work.
Blackwall Tunnel – From midnight on Friday night until 08:00 on Saturday, the tunnel will be closed southbound.
Central London – From midnight on Friday night until midnight on Sunday night, Knightsbridge will have lane restrictions in place westbound between William Street and Wilton Place.
Tower Hill – From Saturday until Saturday 19 March, Shorter Street will be closed westbound. Bus route 15 will be on diversion.
Central London – From midday until 16:00 on Saturday, there will be road closures and delays to traffic, including Trafalgar Square, Oxford Street, Piccadilly Circus, and Cockspur Street.
Neasden – From midnight on Saturday night until 07:30 on Sunday, the westbound carriageway of the A406 will be closed between Staples Corner and Brentfield Road. From midnight on Sunday night to05:00 on Monday morning, the eastbound carriageway will be closed between Harrow Road and Staples Corner.
Central London – From midday until 17:00 on Sunday, there will be delays to traffic on roads including Trafalgar Square, Oxford Circus and Regent Street.
Central London – From Monday until Sunday 27 March, Upper Thames Street will be closed eastbound each night from 20:00 until 05:00, between Puddle Dock and Great Tower Street. On Wednesday 9 and Thursday 10 March, it will be closed westbound from Queen Street Place between these times on both nights.
Redbridge – From Monday until Saturday 19 March, there will be lane restrictions from 22:00 until 05:30each night on A406 North Circular Road at the junction of Redbridge Roundabout.
Brent Cross – From Tuesday until early April, A41 Brent Cross Flyover will be closed each night from22:00 until 05:00 at the junction of A406 North Circular Road.


CTDOT Press Releases
Governor Lamont Announces New Express Trains on the New Haven Line and Increased Services on the Waterbury Branch Line
New Express Trains Provide Fastest Trip to Grand Central Terminal in a Decade
Governor Ned Lamont announced that six new express trains on the New Haven Line and seven new weekday trains on the Waterbury Branch Line have begun service starting today.
On the New Haven Line, three weekday morning rush-hour express trains will depart from New Haven with stops in Bridgeport, Stamford, and Grand Central Terminal. These express trains depart New Haven at


Venice's public transport (ACTV) includes the 'vaporetto' ferry service in the historic centre and in the islands around the lagoon as well as buses connecting Venice with mainland areas
Duration 75 minutes - 72 hours
We want to hear from you. If you have questions or queries, our Admin Team would love to answer them for you. Get in touch today.


TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 S.14Notice ID: WAR0573165
SLACK FOLD LANE TEMPORARY CLOSURE
THE BOROUGH COUNCIL OF BOLTON ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 S.14
THE BOLTON (SLACK FOLD LANE) (TEMPORARY CLOSURE) (N0.56) ORDER 2018
The Council has made an order, the effect of which, being operative from 30 April 2018, will be to prohibit all traffic from proceeding on Slack Fold Lane, from Plodder Lane to Bayswater St. Alternative route will be via Smethurst Lane, Sapling Rd, Morris Green Lane. The order Is necessary due to resurfacing works which will last for approximately 5 days and will cease to have effect 18 months from its operative date or on completion of the works whichever first occurs.
Bolton Council. 23 April 2018


Night-time working hours on a temporary basis have been granted by the Local Planning Authority. All enabling works associated with the new Network rail bridge have been completed, also the full closure of the Network rail line has been secured from Saturday 01st to Tuesday (06:00) 04th May. This closure is a major milestone in the Eastern Gateway project and will allow us to carry-out the onsite welding and install of the bridge beams over the Network rail line, as per location map below.
The welding and lifting into position of the bridge beams is planned between 8pm and 6am on Saturday 01st to Tuesday (06:00) 04th May 2021.
The noise levels generated by these works are expected to be low to medium.
Daily public safety will remain a priority, as will access to the Emergency Services.
These works are part of the wider South Wokingham Distributor Road scheme (Eastern Gateway).
Should you have any queries or concerns please contact the Balfour Beatty helpdesk on 0800 121 4444.
For further details and regular updates about the South Wokingham Distributor Road scheme please visit Wokingham Borough Council’s social media pages – Facebook, Twitter, My Journey and OneNetwork to help plan your journey.


Community Info & Feedback Session 3
Start: Tuesday, March 21, 2023• 7:00 PM • Eastern Daylight Time (US & Canada) (GMT-04:00)
End: Tuesday, March 21, 2023• 8:00 PM • Eastern Daylight Time (US & Canada) (GMT-04:00)
A link to attend this virtual event will be emailed upon RSVP
Come join us for a community conversation about the City's Danforth-Kingston Complete Street project and the Danforth4All and Kingston4All campaigns!
We'll have a few minutes of project overview, but the majority of the time is for a community conversation among the attendees!


The following information applies to the period of Dec. 10-16:• A sidewalk project will continue on Silver Sage Drive in the vicinity of Sean Drive and Stafford Way. The work will primarily be on the side of the road, but minor delays are possible.• There will be shoulder work on Center Street between Roland Street and Arthur Street due to utility relocation related to the next phase of the Carson City Freeway. No delays are expected.• Re-vegetation will be taking place for the Freeway Landscaping Project near the following streets, in the vicinity of the freeway: North Carson Street, Arrowhead Drive, Northgate Lane, Emerson Drive, College Parkway, Northridge Drive/Carmine Street and Highway 50. All work will be shoulder work, no lane closures are expected.
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- Nevada Supreme Court agrees to expedite vouchers case hearing
- Carson City Council of United States Navy League to meet Wednesday
- Ruth and Harold Holbrook of Carson City celebrate 50th anniversary


Many Rockford Homeowners Face Possible Fines On November 1, 2019
In 2009, an ordinance passed in Rockford forcing homeowners to pave or concrete their driveway. There was a 10-year grace period given and it's about to end. Some people are ticked.
I'm not a homeowner yet but I imagine paving or concreting a gravel driveway costs at least a grand, probably more, so I can understand the frustration of some homeowners. But, playing devil's advocate, the ordinance for Rockford homeowners to do this was set in 2009 and the City gave ten years to get this done and could deliver a solid argument for saving $1,000-$2,000 over a decade.
All properties with gravel driveways and/or gravel parking lots must be paved by November 1, 2019. This ordinance was passed nearly 10 years ago to allow residents to come to compliance by November 1, 2019.
Regardless, the ordinance became a thing after the city officials presented the idea of a paved or concrete driveway adding value to homes and neighborhoods. And, after the allotted grace period, fines and penalties could be handed out to Rockford homeowners for failing to follow the ordinance. If you're planning on getting your driveway taken care of before the November deadline, don't forget to get a permit. It'll cost $45... on top of the cost of your new driveway.


Work to relocate power lines over Alcoa Highway at Airport Hotel Drive has been rescheduled for Thursday night, Aug. 15, because of equipment issues, the Tennessee Department of Transportation announced in a press release.
The lane closures will be between 8:30-9 p.m. The work will require a closure of Alcoa Highway for 10 to 15 minutes while each line is erected. Crews will allow traffic to fully clear after each closure.
The entire operation will take two and a half to three hours, TDOT estimated.


Accoya® selected to transform a rundown park in Bedminster, Bristol
The James Latham’s depot in Yate has supplied a community project with Accoya that has transformed an abandoned, overgrown area in Bristol into a thriving pocket park designed for storytelling.
Designed by architecture students from UWE (University of the West of England), Accoya wood was used to create an eye-catching piece of sculpture in the form of a snaking bench. Ooma Design of Corsham constructed the design which is now thoroughly enjoyed by all ages within the community.
Dr Rachel Sara, Associate Professor in Architecture at UWE commented: “The team wanted to create a piece of sculpture, that when placed on site, transformed the area into a space tailored for storytelling. The sculpture is expressed as a continuous curved bench containing and sheltering a focused story circle and the seating can accommodate small groups and individuals. It has been a really rewarding project and we are extremely grateful to James Latham at Yate for having supplied Accoya wood.
Accoya is an extensively proven and high performance wood and because of the modification technique that is used, it is ideal for outdoor use and challenging applications. I know both the students and the team at Ooma Design have been really impressed with it.”


B/24/064 ROLLING DOOR INSTALLATION as per the specifications provided by the City of
Lansing Wastewater Division.
The City of Lansing will accept bids at The City of Lansing,
Purchasing Office, 124 W. Michigan Ave. 3rd Floor, Lansing, Michigan 48933 or electronically
submitted thru MITN Site (www.Mitn.Info) until 2PM local time in effect on DEC. 5, 2023.
Complete specifications and forms required to submit bids are available by contacting Stephanie.
email@example.com, or 517-482-4128 or go to www.mitn.info. The City of Lansing
encourages bids from All Vendors Including MBE/WBE Vendors and Lansing-Based
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In a recent letter to The Star I pointed out that Western
Bank has now got a road sign for the first time in 10 years and that Hangingwater Road, Hangingwater Close and Heavygate Road have the wrong district numbers on them.
Here are other examples of mistakes or neglect.
Edale Road at High Storrs is in Sheffield 11 and has just had nine new road signs erected. Eight have the correct district number 11 on but one has district 7 on it.
In Crookes, Woodfield Road and Islay Street have not had a road or street sign for more than 50 years.
Woodfield Road runs at the top of the Bole Hills between Stothard Road and Longfield Road and Islay Street is between Forres Road and Arran Road.
Let us hope that there is some progress made in this matter.


The second runway at Bathurst Airport is being upgraded with the $2.8 million project forging ahead.
Member for Bathurst Paul Toole said the NSW Government and Bathurst Regional Council was funding the work which involves sealing the runway which was previously only a gravel strip.
“The work means the Bathurst Airport can operate at greater capacity and that apart from the sealing of the 1300 metre long runway, also includes upgrading the taxiways and aprons,” he said.
“It also means there’s more room for emergency services to make use of the facilities as well as the capability to cater for flight training.”
“This is an investment in the future of Bathurst as a growing regional centre with the city the only airport in the Central West with two runways.”


Alexandra Palace appoints partner for £27m restoration project
The ambitious £27m restoration of Alexandra Palace’s east wing, which originally launched the world’s first regular TV service, will be carried out by construction firm Willmott Dixon.
Alexandra Palace chiefs hope to showcase the former BBC studios as an immersive birth-of-TV experience by 2018; the Victorian theatre will once again be a performance venue; and the east court entrance hall will recreate a sense of its original 1870s grandeur.
The construction firm will be tasked with the delicate task of removing asbestos, now banned, but once used for sound and fire-proofing.
The Heritage Lottery Fund is contributing nearly £19m, and Haringey Council nearly £7m.
“Almost half of Alexandra Palace is still inaccessible to the public. This project will help put that right,” said Louise Stewart, chief executive of Alexandra Park and Palace.
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Alexandra Park and Palace Charitable Trust need to raise the final £1m to complete the project. To donate or find out how to get involved, visit memory.alexandrapalace.com
- 1 Camden residents offered symptom-free Covid testing
- 2 Haverstock Hill cycle lanes order scrapped by Camden Council
- 3 Buyers claim luxury flats are 'nightmare' construction site
- 4 Crouch End's 'Paul the Paper' bids farewell to Broadway stall
- 5 Plans for council homes to replace Highgate car wash
- 6 Arsenal legend Nigel Winterburn relieved to see Mesut Ozil depart
- 7 Lord's Cricket Ground used as Covid-19 vaccination centre
- 8 Joan Bakewell fires legal threat to government over second Covid jab
- 9 Councillors slam 'outrageous' change of plans for 100 Avenue Road
- 10 Affordable housing changes for 100 Avenue Road will test Camden's resolve


A cargo ship carrying the Green Line Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) undertaking buses has arrived in Pakistan, placing public transportation in Karachi one step nearer to a much-needed enhance.
Port authorities instructed Geo News that the cargo ship Feng Shen, carrying 40 buses, arrived in Pakistani waters on Sunday.
The second cargo of 40 buses will arrive in Pakistan from China within the first week of October, they revealed.
The arrival of first cargo was just lately introduced by federal Minister for Planning and Development and Special Initiatives Asad Umar .
Earlier this month, Sindh Governor Imran Ismail had additionally introduced that the BRT undertaking will likely be inaugurated in Karachi in a month’s time.
The undertaking had been began again in 2016 by former prime minister Nawaz Sharif, who had aimed to finish the undertaking inside one yr. However, as a result of varied causes, the undertaking remained incomplete.


We’re proud to be partnered with Voltrek on this incredible program to electrify Boston’s school buses by 2030!
The initial project will deploy 20 electric buses and 20 of our ICE-30 chargers. 🔌
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Disruption and diversions for London bus routes. The latest information direct from TfL for all London bus routes.
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London Bus Route Disruption
Reason for disruption: BEDDINGTON LANE, CR0: Route 455 is on diversion until 17:00 Friday 28 February as the road is closed in both directions at the junction of Therapia Way due to emergency Sutton Council roadworks. Buses are diverted via Beddington Farm Road and Marlowe Way in both directions and will not serve stops from Therapia Lane Tram Stop to Beddington Lane / Sewage Treatment Works in either direction.
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In accordance with the provisions of Section 14(2) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act, 1984, the Norfolk County Council HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that owing to Anglian Water emergency works to a visibly leaking communication pipe the use by vehicles of the C202 The Street from its junction with C195 Surlingham Lane southwards for a distance of 40 metres in the PARISH OF BRAMERTON will be temporarily prohibited from 9th July 2020 to 15th July 2020 for the duration of the works, expected to be about 7 days within the period. If necessary the restriction could run for a maximum period of 21 days.
Alternative route is via: Kirby Road, A146 Loddon Road/ Norwich Road, C554 Norwich Road, Langley Road, Staithe Road, Langley Green, Norwich Road, Ferry Road, The Street, Claxton Corner, Lower Road, New Inn Hill, The Street, Rookery Hill, Bramerton Lane, Rockland Road, The Street (Ashby St. Mary/ Caistor St. Edmund and Bixley/ Kirby Bedon/ Rockland St. Mary/ Yelverton/ Langley with Hardley/ Chedgrave/ Framingham Pigot/ Carleton St. Peter/ Claxton/ Holverston/ Hellington/ Trowse with Newton/ Thurton/ Bergh Apton/ Bramerton).
(If necessary the restriction could run for a maximum period of 18 months from the date of the Order)
Please be aware that the Parish Council has asked for this road closure to be suspended until work actually starts, but so far we have had no response to this request.


Boris Johnson: Heathrow runway 'undeliverable'
The government should reject the "Boris Island" Thames Estuary airport plan and expand Heathrow instead, a report by MPs on the House of Commons Transport Committee has said.
Mayor of London Boris Johnson has argued for a new hub airport in the Thames Estuary.
Louise Ellman, chair of the House of Commons' Transport Committee, told Today presenter John Humphrys that the opening of a new airport in the Thames Estuary "would require the closure of Heathrow" as there "would not be enough business to have two hub airports so close together".
Mr Johnson said that the "trouble with building a third runway is it just compounds the mistake".
He said that the Transport Committee's intension to have a four runway airport in the west of London would be "environmentally and politically undeliverable".
First broadcast on BBC Radio 4's Today programme on Friday 10 May 2013.
10 May 2013
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Temporary Rd Closure Postponed for White Horse Lane, Otham
The below works have now been cancelled and will be rescheduled for a later date, with further notification once dates have been confirmed.
Streetworks Mid Team | Highways, Transportation & Waste | Kent County Council | Aylesford Highways Depot, St Michaels Close, Aylesford, Kent, ME20 7BU | Tel: 03000 418181 (24hr Contact Centre) |Email: StreetworksMid@kent.gov.uk
Temporary Road Closure - White Horse Lane, Otham - 13th March 2023 (Maidstone District)
It will be necessary to close part of White Horse Lane, Otham from 13th March 2023, with estimated completion by 24th March 2023.
White Horse Lane, Otham will be closed between the junctions with Gore Court Road and Pentecost Lane, to the extent indicated by signs and barriers on site.
The alternative route is via Gore Court Road, Buffkyn Way, A274 Sutton Road, New Road, Honey Lane, White Horse Lane and vice versa.
The closure is required for the safety of the public and workforce while bellmouth works are undertaken by Kearns & Co.
A copy of the Public Notice is attached for reference.
For the most up to date information on these works please visit: https://one.network/?tm=132396473
For information regarding this closure please contact Kearns & Co on 01727 868668, who will be able to assist with the scope of these works.
The Kent County Council Highways Helpline phone number is: 03000 418181


Waco Transit is now offering a FREE trolley service called the Friday Night DASH.
This service will circle from Baylor University campus to downtown Waco on Friday nights when Baylor is in session. From 8 p.m. until 2:30 a.m.
The Friday Night DASH ("Downtown Area Shuttle") is a partnership between Waco Transit, which operates the service, and the downtown Public Improvement District. If you have questions about this service, please contact Waco Transit at 750-1640.
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Aerial view of route
The DASH (Downtown Area Shuttle) is a service paid for by many of the downtown business owners, investors and Baylor University. The service will run every 15 minutes from 7:35 a.m. to 5:35 p.m., every 15 minutes, when Baylor is in session. This will be a flagstop route.


4th Quarter Update
The City Council will form a new DeSoto Texas Cultural Arts Foundation in the Spring of 2023, and residents interested in serving on the foundation should contact the City Secretary's Office. Draft options from the Nance Farm Master Plan Update were presented to the City Council in Q4 with additional revisions to be developed and presented in early 2023. Updates at that time will include implementation and operational planning.
3rd Quarter Update
On July 19, staff provided an update to the City Council recommending that the Arts Commission and Historical Foundation be combined into one foundation called the DeSoto Texas Cultural Arts Foundation. The Council also discussed the bylaws and formation documents for this foundation. Staff is working to finalize these documents based on feedback received. In Q3, the City Council approved a contract with a third-party consultant to revise the Nance Farm Master Plan. The conditions assessment has been completed and a Community Meeting to provide information to the public on the future of Nance Farm was held on July 14.


Milling and Paving Notice - Elm Street
Please be advised that Elm Street from Conliss Ave to Madelon K. Hickey Way (entrance of Cohoes High School) will be CLOSED for milling and paving on Tuesday, April 14th and Wednesday, April 15th from 7:00am until work is complete.
Traffic will be interrupted during the work period. Please use alternate routes if possible. ALL vehicles must be removed from street until work is complete.
Thank you for your understanding and we apologize for the inconvenience.


I am delighted to have addressed the distinguished guests, and esteemed delegates at the Lagos State Side event on the Lagos Climate Adaptation & Resilience Plan (LCARP) in the Nigeria Pavilion at the ongoing #COP28 in Dubai, UAE.
Lagos, our beloved city, with its vibrant heartbeat and dynamic spirit, faces a significant challenge. Our position as a coastal city, with its low-lying geography, exposes us to the harsh realities of climate change. This isn’t a hypothetical threat; it’s an immediate concern, endangering our livelihoods, our homes, and the infrastructure that is the backbone of our city.
Today marks a significant milestone in our journey towards sustainability and resilience. I am proud to announce that we have successfully completed Phase 2 of our Climate Adaptation and Resilience Plan, or LCARP. This achievement is a testament to our commitment and is the second of four planned phases in our strategic response to climate challenges.
Two of our key initiatives – the advanced garbage collection and Waste-to-Energy project, and the new sewage treatment plant – have attracted significant investor interest. I was happy to discuss our waste-to-energy project in more detail with our guests at the event.
But this journey, my people, is not one for the government alone. It’s a collective endeavour. Your involvement is essential. Therefore, alongside raising awareness, we are implementing stringent environmental regulations to ensure a sustainable and resilient future for Lagos.
Our progress under LCARP has been substantial. We’ve identified over 30 projects, covering critical areas from waste management to transportation. Of these, 14 are ideal for Public-Private Partnerships, reflecting our dedication to transforming Lagos into a model of urban sustainability.
We must now head back home with these burdens and get straight to work. The task of building a greater, climate-adaptive Lagos is now in all of our hands.
I extend an invitation to each one of you – Lagosians, partners, stakeholders, and global citizens – to join us in this noble journey. Together, we can build a Lagos, and indeed a Nigeria, that is resilient, sustainable, and prosperous for all.
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421 Law Building
University of California, Berkeley, School of Law
Berkeley, CA 94720-7200
Below is a list of parking locations near the Berkeley Law School.
- College Avenue between Bancroft Way & Durant Ave. (east side of street)
- Bancroft Way between College Ave. & Bowditch St. (left side of street)
- Bancroft Way between Bowditch St. & Telegraph Ave. (left side of street)
- Bancroft Way between Telegraph Ave. &Dana St. (right side of street)
- Durant Ave/Channing Way between Ellsworth St. & Dana St.
- Channing Way between Ellsworth St. and Dana St.


The Catawba Crossings Online Open House is now open! Please visit the Catawba Crossings Online Open House platform to review information about the Catawba Crossings Feasibility Study and provide your feedback. Public comments will be accepted through February 13, 2022.
In addition to the Online Open House, an informal Public Meeting Open House will be held at Gaston College-Kimbrell Campus Auditorium (7220 Wilkinson Boulevard, Belmont, NC) on Wednesday, February 2, 2022. You may drop in anytime between 4:30 and 7:30 PM to review conceptual designs and project information. Representatives from the project team will be present to answer questions and collect public comments.
Thank you for your interest in this important transportation project!
The Catawba Crossings Project will evaluate the feasibility of a new alignment roadway between NC 279 (S. New Hope Road) in southeastern Gaston County to NC 160 (Steele Creek Road) in western Mecklenburg County. The Project includes two new bridges over the South Fork Catawba River and Catawba River (Lake Wylie) and a new interchange with I-485 south of the West Boulevard interchange. The Project is an important component of the region’s future transportation system.
Please watch the introductory video below to learn about this project.
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Construction Open House Set for Hwy 15, County Road 1, I-94 Projects
ST. CLOUD -- Three major construction projects in Stearns County will impact motorists this summer and there's an open house scheduled tomorrow (Tuesday) for you to have your questions answered.
The construction supervisors for MnDOT and the Stearns County Engineer will be on hand to offer information on the projects.
The projects which will be outlined are the Highway 15 project between Highway 23 in St. Cloud to Benton Drive in Sauk Rapids, Stearns County Road 1 reconstruction including a new roundabout at Heritage Drive and I-94 resurfacing between Highway 15 in St. Cloud and Collegeville.
The meeting is open to the public from 4:30-to-7:00 p.m. The open house format allows you to arrive and leave at your convenience. There will be no formal presentation.
The open house will be held at the St. Cloud MnDOT headquarters in the lower level conference room. The address is 3725 12th Street North.


The rise and fall of oyster cultivation in the highly urbanized Georges River estuary, Sydney, Australia: A review of lessons learned
DJ Reid, EK Bone
Regional Studies in Marine Science | ELSEVIER | Published : 2020
Thank you to Wayne O'Connor and Ana Rubio for valuable discussion and suggestions that greatly helped to improve this paper, plus to the two reviewers whom provided useful suggestions to improve the paper. Thank you to the councils that fund Georges Riverkeeper: Bayside Council, Campbelltown City Council, Canterbury Bankstown Council, Fairfield City Council, Georges River Council, Liverpool City Council, Sutherland Shire Council and Wollondilly Shire Council.


Car parked on the pavement for the last 6 months or so, it has now got a flat tyre
Reported in the Abandoned vehicles category anonymously at 16:16, Fri 6 October 2017
Sent to North Kesteven District Council 3 minutes later
Narrow street, not much parking & a car that has been left for months. Green Ford Mondeo R440 YFL. Outside number 21.
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Several potholes at junction of Cape road and Wedgnock Lane
Reported in the Pothole category anonymously at 09:40, Monday 24 February 2020
Sent to Warwickshire County Council 6 minutes later
A section of tarmac on the Wedgnock lane had broken up with several potholes. There is also a pothole around the edge of the manhole cover in the centre of the road, left-hand bend heading from Birmingham Road towards Cape Road.
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The Yorke Peninsula Council Balgowan Settlement Development Plan Amendment (DPA) has been prepared by Council under the provisions of the Development Act 1993 and is now available for comment.
The Amendment will change the Development Plan by proposing to rezone the existing Caravan and Tourist Park zone within Balgowan to Settlement. The DPA is also proposing to insert a concept plan to guide future development on the land.
The DPA Report will be available for public inspection from Thursday 7 April 2016 until Friday 3 June 2016 during normal office hours at the Yorke Peninsula Council offices located at Maitland (8 Elizabeth Street), Minlaton (18 Main Street), Yorketown (15 Edithburgh Road) and Warooka (Player Street), as well as being accessible below. A copy of the Development Plan Amendment can be downloaded free of cost below or a hard copy purchased from the Council office at Maitland only for $50 (full colour) or for $20 (black-and-white only), or a CD-ROM copy purchased for $5.
Written submissions regarding the DPA will be accepted by the Council until 5:00pm on Friday 3 June 2016. All submissions should be addressed to Council’s Chief Executive Officer, Yorke Peninsula Council, PO Box 57, Maitland SA 5573 and should clearly indicate whether you will wish to be heard in support of your submission at the public meeting. If you wish to lodge your submission electronically, please email it to email@example.com.
Copies of all written submissions received will be available for inspection by interested persons at the Council offices from Monday 6 June 2016 until the date of the public meeting.
A public meeting will be held on Tuesday 7 June 2016 at 7:00pm at the Maitland Town Hall, 11 Robert Street, Maitland at which time interested persons may be heard in relation to the DPA and the submissions. The public hearing will not be held if no submissions are received or if no submission makes a request to be heard.
If you would like further information about the DPA, contact Council’s planning consultants Access Planning on 08 8130 7222.
Dated: 4 April 2016
Chief Executive Officer
Yorke Peninsula Council


2024 Livable Centers Call for Planning Study Partners Call
The Houston-Galveston Area Council (H-GAC) has released the call for proposals from local governments and other eligible study sponsors to conduct Livable Centers planning studies during the fiscal years 2025-2028. The proposed studies should be in Brazoria, Chambers, Fort Bend, Galveston, Harris, Liberty, Montgomery, or Waller counties.
Livable Centers Study Types
Livable Center studies, which are focused on land-use and transportation, aim to reduce vehicle miles traveled and improve air quality. They encourage a complementary mix of land uses designed to facilitate walkability, connectivity, and accessibility via various transportation modes.
Study types will include:
Livable Centers Studies - Serve as small area plans and fulfill all four Livable Centers Program goals which include creating multi-modal travel choices, resilient quality places, and equitable infrastructure investments while promoting economic generators and housing choice with complementary transportation planning at a neighborhood or district level.
Focused Livable Centers Studies - Targets small areas such as a community-node or destination and must meet two Livable Centers Program goals to create multi-modal travel choices, resilient quality places, and one additional Livable Centers goal that best fits the needs of the study sponsor.
Livable Centers Implementation can take many forms, including on-the-ground projects, policies, and programs. Ultimately, Livable Centers are places where people can live, work, and play with less reliance on their cars.
Livable Centers Study Funding Requirements
Sponsoring agencies must demonstrate their financial commitment to the contribution fund level required for the proposed study. Based on the Livable Centers Need Index (LCNI) for the proposed study area, sponsor’s cash contribution requirements will be defined by a percentage of the total study cost, not to exceed 20% of total study cost.
Details regarding match may be found in the Application Guidance Document.
Livable Centers Call for Planning Study Partners Timeline
How to Apply
H-GAC Livable Centers Call for Planning Study Partners applications must be submitted online using the online application portal. Three steps are required to submit your application:
- Complete the Online Application Portal registration form.
- Complete a Notice of Intent to Apply form within the Online Application Portal.
- Complete a Livable Centers Call for Planning Study Partners Application form within the Online Application Portal.
If you wish to submit multiple applications, you will only need to complete the registration form once. Each application will require a Notice of Intent to Apply and Application form.
Notice of Intent to Apply Deadline
Applicants are required to notify H-GAC of their intent to apply no later than May 9, 2024 at 5:00 p.m. Intent to apply must include proposed study area location. Please note you must complete the Notice of Intent to Apply before you can submit an application.
Submitting an Application Deadline
The deadline to submit an application is July 8, 2024 at 5:00 p.m. Late applications will not be accepted.
Application Assistance - Pre-Submittal Q&A Meeting
H-GAC staff provided a presentation on the process and required steps on March 14, 2024. Staff was available to answer questions, including clarifying questions regarding Livable Center studies and Focused Livable Centers studies.
If you have any questions regarding the H-GAC Livable Centers Call for Planning Study Partners or your application, please contact us at [email protected].


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The original item was published from 6/7/2023 2:44:00 PM to 6/11/2023 12:00:01 AM.
Posted on: June 7, 2023
[ARCHIVED] Special City Council Meeting scheduled
City Council members will meet for a Special City Council meeting on Friday, June 9 at 4pm. This meeting is to discuss the first temporary low-barrier homeless shelter in Saratoga Springs.


Location Photography - Building Estate - Barbican, London- An architectural and urban planning marvel. I'm enthralled by its history, its cultural impact and its ability to remain relevant over the years. Truly ahead of its time.
The Balfron Tower / Pic: Simon Terrill. The brutalist tower designed by Erno Goldfinger has been used for a series of different artistic endeavors lately, including an overnight production of Macbeth. Go at sunset for unusual views over south east London.


Project No.: 0662-6R4010 Project Description: The work to be done generally consists of roadway widening, drainage improvements, and roadside grading on four separate segments along Camino Tassajara between Windermere Parkway and Penny Lane; placing a slurry seal along with roadway signing, and striping from Windermere Parkway to Lusitano Street.
Segment 1: From 240 feet north of Penny Lane to 150 feet south of Johnston Road, totaling 1,500 feet
Segment 2: From 1,300 feet north of Highland Road to Highland Road Segment 3: From 700 feet south of the bridge over Tassajara Creek 2050 feet south Segment 4: From 1,600 feet north of Windemere Parkway to 350 feet north of Windemere Parkway
General Location: San Ramon, CA Supervisory District: 3 Location:37°46'30.3"N 121°51'42.3"W Contract Cost (Est.): $1,714,000 Project Manager: Nelson Gonzales Bid Due Date: April 9, 2019 Funding Source: Local Road Funds (SB1), Measure J Funds, and Tri-Valley Transportation Council Funds Working Days: 110 Construction Date: 2019
Outreach Program: The bidder shall make a “Good Faith Effort”, and document this effort, to obtain sub-bid participation by MBE’s, WBE’s, OBE’s, SBE’s and LBE’s in accordance with the project special provisions to be eligible for award. Bidders that have not attended a pre bid meeting in the last 12 months should attend the County pre bid meeting noted in the Notice to Contractors. The pre bid meeting will include an overview of the Outreach Program requirements and staff will be available to answer your questions.


Residents have won a 12-month council fight to have double-yellow lines painted on their street.
They say Stoke City fans and church-goers park in the street which makes it difficult for residents to get in and out of their drives and the grass verges get churned up.
But they are angry that it took the council so long to install the parking restrictions.
Pensioner Vivienne Gumbley, of Willowdale Avenue, said: “I am not happy with the service we have had. My friend wrote a letter to the council in January - and it has taken nearly 12 months for the work to be carried out.
“There have been cars and vans parked half on the kerb and half on the road so I could not get my car out. I paid to have the kerb dropped and even then I almost could not get my car out. It is football traffic and people using the church. It was happening on a regular basis.”
Vivienne chased the council up as she tried to get the work done.
She added: “Three blokes came down first and took photos and I thought the work would be done straightaway. But I phoned again and the bloke had moved on so I had to start again.
“We had a letter in June saying it was going through and it was on the list. But I was still calling the council in December when the work had still not been carried out.”
Joan Paterson, aged 74, who lives on Whieldon Crescent, which is off Willowdale Avenue, added: “Cars and vans were parking on the grass verges and making them a mess. They were a real eyesore. Hopefully now we have the double-yellow lines we will have no more people parking there.
“We have been fobbed-off terribly. The council has had an excuse every time. This work should have been done in a couple of weeks. And what has also annoyed me is they put double-yellow lines down on all the other streets.”
Council bosses have defended their actions.
Councillor Daniel Jellyman, cabinet member for transport, said: “This was one of dozens of traffic schemes to be carried out across the city in the past year and naturally we can’t do them all at the same time.
"I’m pleased to say the double-yellow lines have now been installed on Willowdale Avenue and I hope this will improve the situation for residents.”


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Councilman/Director of Public Welfare-Health & Liaison to Recreation Assoc.
Councilman Vangeli has been serving Pohatcong Township for several decades in many different roles and capacities. Sal has been Mayor, Council President, Pohatcong Centennial Club President and Land Use Board Member.
Councilman Vangeli is currently a member of the recreation association, Huntington Volunteer Fire Company, and the New Jersey League of Municipalities Elected Officials Hall of Fame.
Sal cares deeply for the people of this community and works with the Mayor and Council to keep Pohatcong an affordable and beautiful place to live.