1240 N Main, Noble, OK
Beautiful building site for a business right next to Riley Park and walking trails. Hwy 77 frontage/Main St. in a growing area of Noble. Zoned Commercial.
This site comes with the water tap and sewer tap provided by the owner with the city of Noble cooperation.
It has an existing water well on it from the old home site that was removed.
Beautiful trees and great location.
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The main agenda item involved picking projects for potential grants offered by the Oregon Department of Transportation.
Committee member Wayne Frey has been leading the charge to have the city apply for ODOT’s Community Path Program. ODOT is offering up to $750,000 for pathways deemed critical or for linking communities.
Several options were laid out as potential picks, but . . .


Four Lanes for the Future
The City of Poplar Bluff was instrumental in the formation of the Highway 67 Coalition to promote the widening of U.S. Highway 67 from St. Louis, MO to Little Rock, AR to four lanes. The coalition has periodic meetings. For more information view our website.
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New Delhi: Union Minister for Road Transport and Highways Nitin Gadkari on Thursday inaugurated and laid the foundation stone of 51 national highway projects of total length 1,380 Km with an investment of Rs 21,559 crore in Vijaywada, Andhra Pradesh. Speaking on the occasion Gadkari said under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi we are committed to building world-class infrastructure in Andhra Pradesh. He said improved road connectivity in the coastal area will boost tourism, create employment opportunities for urban and rural youth and play a pivotal role in bringing prosperity to the people of Andhra Pradesh.
The Minister said the construction of the road over bridges under Setu Bharatam will facilitate hassle-free movement of traffic, ensure the safety of commuters, save time & fuel and will also reduce pollution. He said the national highways are the arteries of the socio-economic development of the state.
Gadkari said the four-lane road to Visakhapatnam and Kakinada ports of Andhra Pradesh will play a crucial role in improving logistics. The construction of Benz Circle flyover will help decongest the city of Vijayawada, he added.
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A special meeting of the Mayor and Council was held on July 24th to introduce ordinance 2023-1299 that proposed the sale of our sewer utility. A public hearing will be held at our next regularly scheduled meeting on August 14th at 7pm. If the ordinance is adopted by the council, a referendum will be on the November ballot to vote on the decision to sell. You can read the introduced ordinance at the link provided. Proceeds of the proposed sale will be used to retire all outstanding Borough bond debt and remove the $650,000 annual debt service payment from future municipal budgets.


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Hutto passes 16 percent sewer, 7 percent water hikes
Hutto sewer rates will jump 16 percent and water rates will hike 7 percent in June. A similar hike is on tap for August. City Manager Odis Jones said a poor contract with the Heart of Texas Water Suppliers L.P. is the cause for the large increases. Jones confirmed in April the city consumes roughly 800,000 gallons of water per day—but pays for about 3 million gallons daily. Mayor Doug Gaul explained the issue in a letter to residents, while the City Council on April 21 gave Jones direction to begin negotiations and execute a contract to purchase the water […]
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And here’s one more southbound 405 closure, taking place tonight:
On the night of Tuesday, February 11 through the morning of Wednesday, February 12, 2014, the I-405 Sepulveda Pass Improvements contractor is scheduled to conduct a full southbound I-405 closure from Getty Center Drive to Sunset Boulevard from midnight to 5 a.m.
The closure will facilitate the realignment of lanes to the west to accommodate work at the freeway median for roadway widening.
- Ramps begin closing at 7 p.m.
- Lanes begin closing at 10 p.m.
- Southbound I-405 Getty Center Dr on-ramp
- From southbound I-405: exit at Getty Center Drive, turn left onto southbound Sepulveda Boulevard, turn right onto southbound Church Lane, turn left onto the southbound I-405 Sunset Boulevard on-ramp.
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SPECIAL MEETING: Stormwater Management Board
Please be advised that a special meeting for the Melbourne Ave. Wet Weather Project is scheduled for 3 p.m. on Monday, Aug. 13, 2018 in the LMU Board Room, located on the third floor of the Logansport City Building.
The specific purpose for this meeting is for bid openings for this project. The public is invited to attend.


Hi my friends!
So I’m delighted and proud to tell you that my home’s airport LYBE will be starting its massive airport overhaul and extension! The project consist of adding a new runway, new terminal, etc. This project will cost $262 million euros!
This is how the Airport is planned to look like:
This is great news because I’m a very frequent flyer to Belgrade as its my home town.
You can read more about it here:
What are your thoughts about this? Do you think this is good or not?


Work finally got underway on Tuesday morning to demolish a derilect building which was once the headquarters of ICI in Billingham on Teesside.
It's not yet known what will be built in its place but many in Billingham regard the site as an eyesore and are just pleased to see it torn down.
More top news
The threat level has been raised to critical by MI5's Counter-Terrorism Analysis Centre.
Prime Minister Theresa May announced the decision from Downing Street.
Newcastle Central Mosque is welcoming Muslims and non-Muslims alike this evening to stand in solidarity with the people of Manchester.


Re: "Users should pay to drive on bridge," Your Opinions, June 21.
The letter writer says, "Why should the rest of the state have to pay for a bridge they hardly, if ever, use?" and concludes that "we, the people, who use it are the logical ones to pay."
So apparently it's OK to pay taxes to fund all the other bridges in the state except this one? I have never driven over the Natchez-Vidalia Bridge or the recently built John James Audubon Bridge, but no doubt my taxes are helping to maintain those bridges and all the other bridges in the state.
I think tolls are a good idea to raise badly needed funds for our aging infrastructure. But let's be fair about it and either place tolls on all the river bridges or none of the river bridges. So if the tolls were to be voted on by the entire state, as the writer suggests, it should be for placing tolls on all the river bridges.


From November 15 to March 15 each year, per Village Ordinances there is no parking of any vehicles on Village Streets between 2 am and 6 am.
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This ordinance is to provide a clear road way for the Public Works Department to properly clear snow. Please be sure you inform visitors or guests in your home of this ordiance.
All vehicles are to kept off the street during these hours. Thank you.


Keep in mind, the key word is perceived. East New York has triple the crime rate of Greenpoint and the study participants were not necessarily New Yorkers.
But, apparently, this is motivation enough for a new initiative.
Council Member Stephen Levin and the Greenpoint Chamber of Commerce are announcing the Clean Greenpoint initiative today to beautify the neighborhood. Clean Greenpoint is a local partnership with the goal of getting businesses, community groups and residents to come together to keep the neighborhood clean.
Business owners who join Clean Greenpoint will sign a pledge to sweep their storefronts once a day and pick up litter along the sidewalk, adopt a street tree, and report graffiti, among other responsibilities.
In return, they will receive a Clean Greenpoint sign for their storefronts to indicate their participation as well as a planter box made by the Greenpoint Youth Court.
The announcement will take place on 11am, Tuesday 9/3 at Charlotte Patisserie (596 Manhattan Ave). We presume more information will be provided at the announcement…and maybe some complimentary pastries to boot.


Terrebonne Parish Council to vote this week on blighted property ordinance
The Terrebonne Parish Council will vote Wednesday on amending the parish nuisance abatement ordinance to combat blight.
While there was much discussion surrounding the introduction of the ordinance in February, The Courier reported that it passed with an 8-1 vote.
A public hearing will be held before the final vote.
The measure is an effort to condemn problem properties to fight crime in the parish.
Parish officials plan to take advantage of a constitutional amendment that reduces the redemption period on property that has been declared vacant, blighted or abandoned from three years after the date the parish takes over the property to 18 months.


Traffic Regulation Order (TRO)
Temporary prohibition or restriction on roads
Order number: 162, 2023
Stifford Road, Aveley
1) The Borough Council of Thurrock, in exercise of their powers under Section 14(1) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 and all other powers, intends to make an Order the effect of which is to:
- prohibit any vehicle from parking in the lay-by along the south kerb line of Stifford Road outside Aveley Primary School
2) The purpose of the Order is to enable Thurrock Council to carry out installation of a new drainage pipe.
3) In this Order the lay-by is referred to as:
i) the lay-by approximately 6m west of the entrance to the school car park for a distance of approximately 36m in a west direction
4) The Order will come into force on Saturday 12 August 2023 at 8am and will be in force continuously until Wednesday 23 August 2023. It only applies to those days and times when indicated on site by the presence of the appropriate traffic signs in accordance with The Traffic Signs Regulations and General Directions 2016.
5) It is expected that the works will be completed within the above times, however the Order will continue in force for a period not exceeding 18 months or until the works have been completed, whichever is the sooner.
6) If the works are not completed within 18 months, the Order may be extended for a longer period with the approval of the Secretary of State.


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WILKES-BARRE, Pa. -- A volunteer group in Luzerne County is taking steps to clean up and eliminate illegal dumping.
Gregory Griffin and a group of volunteers have received a lot of calls about problem areas in the city where there is a lot of trash and dumping. That has led them to tackle what he says is the bigger problem: blighted properties.
Old appliances, busted mattresses, and garbage fills garage bays at the end of Warren Street in Wilkes-Barre.
“The garage that is contaminated has coolants, paint, car oil that looks as if it's leaching into the soil and right behind this building is the Solomon Creek," said Jason Carr, a property owner in Wilkes-Barre.
Griffin organizes volunteer cleanups in Luzerne County, and this site was brought to his attention. But Griffin sees a bigger problem here than just trash.
“We started with the litter pickup, and it's morphed into much more litter, and we are seeing these blighted properties that are a magnet for additional dumpings," said Gregory Griffin, Wilkes-Barre Citizens Blight Committee.
Griffin is hoping to work with the city to get federal and state funding to tear down blighted buildings, so the problem stops.
“It's a return dumping issue, and there's rodents, and we have to address a lot of the issues. If we do not remove these buildings, it is going to be a continued cycle," Griffin said.
Griffin has started the Wilkes-Barre Citizens Blight Committee. Through that committee, he hopes to organize volunteers to clean up problem sites, work with the city to keep them clean, and then take action by helping the city apply for grants to bring structures down.
“There's better days ahead for Wilkes-Barre because the citizens are great people, and they just need an avenue, and I think our committee is an avenue for that.”
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NOTICE OF MEETING
SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING
Friday, September 11, 2020
There will be a Special City Council meeting on Friday, September 11, 2020, 12:00 p.m. in the City Council Chambers, City Hall, 1104 Broadway.
First and Second Reading of Council Bill NO. 1889 TO AUTHORIZE THE MAYOR TO EXECUTE AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF LAMAR, MISSOURI AND THE MISSOURI HIGHWAYS AND TRANSPORTATION COMMISSION PROVIDING STATE BLOCK GRANT FUNDS. CB 1889 BLOCK GRANT AIRPORT
This meeting is open to the public.
Dated this 9th day of September 2020 and posted at 4:00 p.m.
Bev Baker, City Clerk


Samara Awards $28m World Cup Contract© RIA Novosti. Tatiana Beschastnova
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- FIFA Approves Samara Stadium Relocation
- Samara World Cup Stadium Build to Start in 2014
- Samara: World Cup 2018 Stadium to Cost $320m
- FIFA Picks Cities for World Cup 2018
SAMARA, Russia, January 11 (R-Sport) - The central Russian city of Samara awarded a $27.5 million contract to design a 2018 World Cup arena Friday, picking a local firm for the job.
The tender calls for a 45,000-seater stadium, to be reduced to 35,000 after the tournament, plus various infrastructure items, and has been awarded to Samara-based TerrNIIgrazhdanproekt.
“Design work is the most important stage of preparation for the 2018 World Cup,” regional governor Nikolai Merkushin said in a statement.
“We believe that the stadium should be an ornament, the pride of Samara, both as an architectural object and as a sports facility.”
The arena will be surrounded by “a modern estate of social housing”, conference facilities and sports venues, he added.
The cost of the design tender had been set at a maximum of 861.4 million rubles ($28.3 million), the regional government said. It was not immediately clear which, if any, other companies had bid.
The stadium was earlier set to be built on an island in the Volga river, but that idea was scrapped in November because it would have been hugely expensive to comply with anti-flooding rules, local officials said at the time.
The arena will now be built closer to the airport, with building work due to start in January 2014.
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News that Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin would resign in order to run for the mayoral election in September came as quite a shock. Sobyanin’s political potential is fairly dubious, not to mention his approval ratings. He has not finished many of the projects he initiated and the electoral effect from these projects is expected to come a bit later than September 2013. Sobyanin’s opponents were not entirely unprepared for this blitzkrieg.


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7 Captain Parker Arms has a Walk Score of 51 out of 100. This location is Somewhat Walkable so some errands can be accomplished on foot.
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The Town of Selbyville is accepting sealed bids for a 2007 Dodge Charger, which has 108,673 original miles. It will be sold as is. It is in bad condition and can be used for parts only. This vehicle is located at the Town Hall which is: 68 W. Church St. Anyone can submit sealed bids to the Town of Selbyville, P.O. Box 106, Selbyville, DE 19975 until Thursday, January 12, 2017 at 4:00 P.M. at which time the bids will be opened.
The Town has the right to accept or refuse any or all bids. For more information you may call the Town Hall at 302-436-8314.
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The Auburndale Historic Commission will meet on Tuesday, October 13th at 7:00 p.m. in Room 205 and is scheduled to discuss requests for Certificates of Appropriateness for the following properties:
- 30 Williston Road – to replace garage
- 17 Leighton Road – to remove deck and install a deck and kitchen addition to the rear and side.
- 20 Fern Street – to install second chimney.
- 84-86 Grove Street – to install 35 solar panels on side and rear roof faces.
- 19 Hawthorne Avenue – to replace asphalt roof with metal roof.
The official agenda can be found here.
For more information please contact Barbara Kurze by phone at 617-796-1129 or by email at: firstname.lastname@example.org.


Advance notice watermain construction
Coleraine Drive. Project 17-1192.
Advance notice of watermain construction
The Region of Peel anticipates installing a new watermain on Coleraine Drive between Holland Drive and George Bolton Parkway starting in 2019 or 2020. Because of this, you may wish to delay any major landscaping or driveway works you may have planned until after we have finished the work.
In the meantime, you may notice the following activities in your neighbourhood:
- We will mark the location of gas, hydro, cable, etc. on roads, driveways and lawns.
- We may drill boreholes to determine ground conditions.
- We may survey your street.
- We will take pictures to help us make sure we restore the area to its former condition.
Keeping you informed
We are currently in the early planning stages, so we can’t give you exact dates when we will do the work. In addition, as the Town of Caledon’s future planning activities may change, we may alter these plans of installing a new watermain in your neighbourhood.
We will deliver more detailed information to your property closer to the proposed construction date.
If you would like to speak with us about this work, please contact:
- Adam Morrin, Project Manager
- 905-791-7800 ext. 7825


DOWNLOAD THE RFP PACKET HERE
DUE August 21, 2018
Each year the City of Sunnyside receives funds from the lodging tax imposed upon hotels and motels located within the City, as provided by Ordinance No. 1973. Proposals for use of a portion of these funds are now being solicited by the City.
All proposals that comply with the guidelines established herein will be evaluated by the Lodging Tax Advisory Committee (LTAC) as defined by Sunnyside Municipal Code, Chapter 2.50.120, and the Revised Code of Washington, Chapter 67.28. LTAC will then submit its funding recommendations to the Sunnyside City Council for final review and adoption.
Public notice advertised – Daily Sun News June 20, July 11, and July 18, 2018Notice published on the City Website June 20, 2018 through July 31, 2018RFP package available for pickup June 20, 2018RFP responses due August 21, 2018 by 4 PM
LTAC review of proposals August 22, 2018 at 3 pmLTAC Recommendation to City Council August 27, 2018
Award notices mailed September 2018Contracts issued (if required) December 2018/January 2019
Project funding available January 1, 2019 through December 31, 2019


MassDOT Sumner Tunnel Weekend Closures (expand)
The Sumner Tunnel will be closed weekends from 11pm Fridays to 5am Mondays while MassDOT completes restoration work, excluding holidays. Allow extra time to get to and from the airport. For more information on the project and detours, please visit MassDOT. For information on ways to get to Boston Logan, click here.


Ahmedabad, Dec 12 (UNI) Union Minister of State for Shipping, Road Transport and Highways K H Muniyappa, while refuting the BJP allegation that the Centre has not contributed to the road sector development, said within two-and-half years, 15 per cent of the road work, totalling 5,846 km, has been completed.
The overall road projects undertaken by the UPA government is worth Rs 220,000 crore of which 15,000 km of national highway are to be completed by 2012.
During the NDA rule, only 45 per cent work was completed in five years, the minister said.
As far as Gujarat is concerned, it has been accorded top priority and the Centre has declared 774 km of national highways for the state, Mr Muniyappa said.
After the Gujarat floods, money was sanctioned to Gujarat on priority basis, but Rs 100 crore is still lying unutilised with the state government, he alleged.
He said the Dandi Heritage route, starting from Ahmedabad to Dandi and covering 374 kms, is being made a two-lane way at a cost of Rs 400 crore. The work on NH8B is to be undertaken by the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) and will be over in two years, he said.
Under the UPA government, eight projects for the East-West Corridor have been awarded covering 570.6 km at a cost of Rs 2291.68 crore. The land acquistion has been completed except for 3.01 hectares.
The stretch between Vadodara to Bharuch covering 400 km has been awarded with the contractor paying the government Rs 975 crore ( a negative grant) on public-private participation. This is a six-lane national highway, said the minister adding the work would be over by 2009 end.


Cover open nalas, end misery: Secunderabad Cantt locals
The Patny nala is one of the major nalas in the Cantonment, which leads to massive inundation during monsoons.
“The SCB must identify danger spots along nalas and put up signboards and barricade to prevent any untoward incident,” said Padmanabha Reddy, a resident of Bowenpally.
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Another resident, Mohd Ajeem urged officials to build retaining walls along open nalas. “We are paying property taxes, then why can’t the Cantonment Board spend on our safety,” he asked.
Sources claim that the nalas overflow because open drains have been built in an unscientific manner and commercial units along nalas dump their waste into them, despite repeated warnings.
While maintaining that a permanent retaining wall has been built for the Patny nala, SCB officials said they are taking other safety measures as well.
“We have joined hands with the civic body to ensure the Patny nala flows freely and made efforts to stop dumping of waste,” said SCB (solid waste management) senior superintendent, M Devender.


Widely used for banks, parks, hotel, playground, exhibition and art galleries restaurants, shops,cinemas. etc. This cone is designed to fit over the top of most standard traffic cones with a ‘bobble’ top, the unit connects cones together to cordon off ‘work in progress’ retractable, high visibility chevron tape. Suitable for Events, Small Businesses, Schools, Councils who need Health Safety barriers. This flexible solution ensures safety and ease of use simply clicks on top of most traffic cones, saving time, storage space and money. It pays for itself in months over throwing away barrier tape.


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Please be advised that beginning on Saturday, May 7, 2022, at 11:00 a.m. the following street will be closed due to the Block Party – 5 Star Community Center Grand Opening:
• 3rd Street North from 15th to 16th Avenue North
The closure will last until approximately 4:00p.m. on Saturday, May 7, 2022.


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Pilot site: Marketing and promotion in Manifattura Tabacchi
A long procedure of authorization has been started with our FLC and the JS, since the new location (a part of the underused building in Fabbrica del Vapore that your colleagues visited in March) is owned by the Municipality of Milan; this process has finished only a few days ago. An agreement will be signed in the next weeks between City of Milan and Regione Lombardia.
The building that will host the pilot project is located in an Art Nouveau style building from the late 1800s, part of a larger complex that used to be a production site for railways and tramways.
This structure had a great expansion until the '30s, then it was abandoned. The City of Milan purchased it in 1985, starting a restoration work that has been carried out over the years up to very recent times, to build a hub for youth cultural production, safeguarding the architectural elements that make it a beautiful case of industrial archeology.


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Wednesday, August 2, 2017
Silver Spring construction update: United Therapeutics Unisphere (Photos)
The Unisphere, a 120000 SF expansion of United Therapeutics' downtown Silver Spring campus, is expected to deliver in 2018. It will include a six-story office building, retail space, and a parking garage. As you can see, construction is about 3 floors above ground level at this point.


Road users are advised that there will be overnight rolling road-blocks on the M1 carriageway between junctions 11 and 12 in both directions to allow for the installation of gantries.
The work will be carried out tonight, (Thursday 6 September), tomorrow night and Saturday night. In order to carry out the work, the carriageways will be reduced to one lane in each direction after 10pm. Once this has taken place Bedfordshire Police will start a rolling road-block which will slow traffic down and bring it to a stop for a period of time while the gantry is installed. All lanes will be open by 6am.
The gantry being installed tonight is near the B579 Luton Road opposite the Vauxhall Works. Friday night’s work will be carried out north of Chalton Road overbridge, while the gantry being installed on Saturday night is just south on Junction 12.
Highways Agency project manager Lynne Stinson said: “The rolling road block will slow the traffic down and bring it to a stop for a short period of time. Once the lift is complete and gantry bolted in place the traffic will be able to continue. We expect the first two lifts to take place between midnight and 3am in the morning, although on a Saturday night the second lift could be as late as 4am-5am.
“To minimise disruption the work is being carried out overnight when traffic flows are lowest and we do not expect there to be any noise disturbance for any nearby residents.”
Drivers are reminded to drive carefully through the roadworks and to allow extra time for their journeys. For up-to-date traffic information and travel advice, visit www.highways.gov.uk/traffic, call the Highways Agency Information Line on 0300 123 5000 or follow us on Twitter @HAtraffic_east.
This gantry installation work is part of the ongoing M1 J10 to J13 managed motorway scheme.


The area is located at the intersection of Mary Alexander Blvd. and Cameron Blvd., near the Student Health Center and Hawthorne Hall. The map below includes a zoom shot of a travel lane available for useby campus shuttle buses and SafeRide ONLY.
A walkway will be available for pedestrians. All other vehicles will be unable to use this area; detour routes will be sent out and posted. Additionally, updates will be given intermittently until the road is re-opened.
For questions, please contact Jen Evans, construction manager, Facilities Management Capital Projects: email@example.com; 704-687-0518.
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Set in the new prestigious Box Hills, this is a fantastic opportunity to secure a large block of land to build your dream home.
– 375 sqm approx
– 12.5m frontage X 30 meters depth
– Ideal location, walking distance to proposed park lands.
– Proposed Shops & Santa Sophia College & other schools nearby.
– Registration due in early 2018.
Carmel is a short drive to Rouse Hill Shopping Centre, Sydney Business Park and the upcoming Sydney Metro Station situated at Rouse Hill. Don’t miss this opportunity.
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Amman & Whitney, a Louis Berger company, has been awarded the 2012 Biennial Bridge Inspection contract for the Commodore Barry Bridge from the Delaware River Port Authority (DRPA) for its transporation division.
The five-lane bridge, which is a cantilevered span, connects Chester, PA to Bridgeport, NJ and measures approximately 2.6 miles long including its approaches. To allow ships from the port of Philadelphia-Camden to pass underneath, the bridge was constructed with a mid-span clearance of 192 feet. Completed in 1974 at a cost of $115 million, the Commodore Barry Bridge brought more than two centuries of continuous ferry service between PA and NJ to an end. The bridge is named after the American Revolutionary War hero and Philadelphia resident John Barry.
In recent years, condition inspection work has been a large component of Ammann & Whitney’s practice. Our previous DRPA assignments include the 2006 and 2004 inspections of the Commodore Barry Bridge, the 2008 inspection of the Betsy Ross Bridge, the 2002 and 2000 inspections of the Walt Whitman Bridge and the 1996 inspection of the Benjamin Franklin Bridge. These four toll bridges connect the metropolitan Philadelphia region with southern New Jersey. As can be seen from this chronology, Ammann & Whitney has had a near continuous involvement in the inspection of the DRPA’s long span bridges since 1996. We recently completed a design to dehumidify the Walt Whitman Bridge Anchorages and are awaiting the start of construction. We are also currently working on a design of the resurfacing of the Betsy Ross Bridge roadways.


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Caption: Jack Rabbit Basin Park multi-purpose field
6002 E. Paradise Lane
62nd Street and Bell Road
(602) 262-6696 (NE Division)
Multi-purpose field, playground.
Open from 5:30 a.m. – 10 p.m.
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- Published Location: Western Australia
- Country: Australia
- State/Region: Western Australia
The Regional Centres Development Plan (SuperTowns) is a Royalties for Regions initiative to encourage regional communities in the southern half of the state to plan and prepare for the future so they can take advantage of opportunities created by WA’s population growth to 2050. WA’s population is predicted to more than double over the next 40 years to 4.9 million people.


Transfer from Basildon (SS13 – SS16) to Heathrow Airport
The town of Basildon is situated in the Essex County, in the District of Basildon. It is located 25 miles away from Central London and it’s bordered by towns like South Benfleet, Wickford, Billericay and Chelmsford. After the Second World War was finished, Basildon became a new town and it was used to house the London population overspill. It was formed from 4 villages: Vange, Basildon, Laindon and Pitsea.
In 1974, the town formed the Basildon district and it included the Wickford and Billericay towns and the rural settlements around the towns. Basildon is a densely populated town and it is home to numerous families that moved there from the London Boroughs. They chose this area because it was more peaceful and tranquil. The booming economy of the region and the proximity to London were also important factors in this shift.
Most of the residents in Basildon work in the Docklands financial districts and the City of London. The commuting time between Basildon and London is up to 30 minutes.
Transfer from Basildon (SS13 – SS16) to Heathrow Airport by Rail:
So as to get a transfer from Basildon to Heathrow Airport by rail, you need to take the National Rail Service to West Ham Station. This journey will last almost 30 minutes. From West Ham Station, you can take the tube to London Paddington and from there you will take the Heathrow Express Service to Heathrow Airport. Other transport options include taking a minicab transfer from London Paddington, West Ham Station or Basildon to Heathrow Airport.
Transfer from Basildon (SS13 – SS16) to Heathrow Airport by Car:
In order to get from Basildon to Heathrow Airport by car, you have to take the A13 road. The distance between Basildon and Heathrow Airport is 49.4 miles.
Transfer from Basildon (SS13 – SS16) to Heathrow Airport by Minicab:
A Minicab Transfer from Basildon to Heathrow Airport with 247 Airport Transfer will take approximately 1 hour and 40 minutes. The transfer from Basildon to Heathrow Airport will cost almost 91 GBP for a saloon car.
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MANILA - A 10-kilometer segment of the Cavite-Laguna Expressway (CALAX) was opened to the public on Wednesday in time for All Saints' Day.
Motorists can also enjoy the new road toll-free while regulators determine the fees.
Public Works Secretary Mark Villar and officials of Metro Pacific Tollways Corp. formally opened the Mamplasan to Santa Rosa segment of the CALAX this morning.
Villar said they wanted to open the Laguna segment of the tollway before Nov. 1.
"So ito pinilit talaga namin matapos sa Undas dahil alam naman namin na grabe yung traffic pag Undas. Hopefully, makakatulong din ito sa traffic lalo sa mga papuntang Batangas at papuntang Tagaytay," Villar said in a Facebook video.
(We really pushed this to be finished before the All Saints' Day holidays because we know how bad traffic can get at this time. Hopefully, this will help people going to Batangas and Tagaytay.)
CALAX's Laguna segment is expected to serve around 10,000 vehicles per day and cut travel time between Mamplasan in Biñan town and Santa Rosa-Tagaytay Road to 10 minutes from 45 minutes, Villar said.
Metro Pacific's MPCALA Holdings Inc (MPHI), which is building the tollway, said one lane in each direction of the CALAX Laguna segment will be open from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. until Nov. 2.
Starting Nov. 3, the segment will be open from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. from Sunday to Thursday, and from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays.
A speed limit of 60 kilometers per hour will also be in effect.
"This will only be temporary until the remaining works for these first subsections are completed," said MPHI president and general manager Bobby Bontia in a statement.
MPHI said full access to the completed lanes as well as 24-hour operations of the tollway will be possible once the Department of Public Works and Highways and the Toll Regulatory Board give them the relevant permits and certifications.
Once finished, the 45-kilometer CALAX will connect CAVITEX in Kawit, Cavite to South Luzon Expressway (SLEX) at the Mamplasan Interchange in Biñan Laguna.
CALAX will have 4 lanes in each direction and interchanges in 8 locations. It will also feature technologies such as automatic license plate recognition system enabling barrier-less entry, IP-based speed detection cameras, and high-definition CCTV cameras, MPHI said.


We are glad to be able to report some further progress on the petition, organised by local resident Marie Dowling, asking for a pedestrian crossing on York Road, which we have supported from the outset.
A further investigation was agreed on 15th November. This will find the most suitable out of four possible sites for the crossing (roughly between Holly Tree Lane junction and the roundabout at The Village/Station Road). The northern section between Calf Close and The Village/Station Road seems to be the busiest but the Holly Tree Lane section is also busy and they both have different peak usage times.
Both Ian and Marie spoke again in support of the proposal. Ian urged Council officers to work quickly to find the best location and then get the crossing installed as soon as possible after that.


Plate 17: Bounded by Malbone Street, Kingston Avenue, Winthrop Street, Flatbush Avenue, Parkside Avenue and Prospect Park Ocean Avenue.
from Atlas of the borough of Brooklyn, city of New York : from actual surveys and official plans by George W. and Walter S. Bromley. (In 1 layer) Depicts: 1907 Last modified almost 6 years ago. Unrectified.
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Temporary Road Closure – Headcorn Road, Staplehurst – from 13 August 2018 for up to 1 week
The road will be closed between A229 High Street and Pile Lane.
The alternative route is via Hawkenbury Road, Four Oaks Road, Summerhill, Water Lane, Green Lane, Staplehurst Road, Frittenden Road, A229 High Street and vice versa.
The closure is to enable works to finish ducting for a high voltage cable to be carried out by Tri Connex.
This bulletin contains public information and can be freely forwarded to any other road users who may be affected. Every care is taken to ensure the accuracy of the information, but no liability can be accepted for any changes or errors.


The Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development announces that beginning on June 1, road work will begin on the Mississippi River Bridge eastbound approach near the Port Allen exit in West Baton Rouge Parish.
- The eastbound lane closure will affect the outside lane and is scheduled for 7 p.m. Friday, June 1, through noon, Sunday, June 3.
- The LA 1 on-ramp will be closed from 7 p.m. Friday, June 1, through noon, Saturday, June 2.
According to DOTD, this work is necessary in order to fix the failing approach to the bridge on the west bank and will require a lane to be closed while work is ongoing.
Additionally, a 12 foot restriction has been placed for vehicles traveling across the Mississippi River Bridge during this closure.
Motorist are advised to prepare for delays during the repairs and to take alternate routes during this closure. All repair activity is weather dependent and may be rescheduled in the event of inclement weather.


The 2040 Kern County General Plan update is a pivotal opportunity to shape the future of Kern County. Through this process, the County and residents, landowners, businesses, and resource agencies will consider many pertinent topics, including transportation, mobility, housing, environmental justice, healthy communities, and others to ensure Kern County is positioned to achieve its vision for the future.
As the update progresses, this website will be your primary source of information and will provide access to all materials related to the process, including documents developed, meeting dates and times, and other information.
Provide your email address to stay up to date on meetings and key milestones. The General Plan Team will send out timely emails throughout the process concerning upcoming events, workshops, meetings, and project documents.
Click the orange "eMail List" tab on the right edge of this website to sign up.
Due to the quickly changing situation related to the Coronavirus (COVID-19), Kern County has cancelled the Issue Group meetings scheduled for April 2020. When safe to move forward and new dates are identified, they will be posted to this website.
Click here for the more information from the County.


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Council continues push to stamp out graffiti vandalism
Friday, 2 March 2018
Lord Mayor Graham Quirk is today calling on residents to be Brisbane’s eyes in the suburbs as Council continues its campaign to crack down on graffiti vandalism across the city.
Launching this year’s Taskforce Against Graffiti campaign today, Lord Mayor Graham Quirk said graffiti vandalism on public infrastructure was costing the city millions in repairs each year, diverting funds away from other community facilities and programs.
“Brisbane is known for its clean, green and sustainable lifestyle, but unfortunately there are a small number of people who choose to rubbish our great lifestyle and damage our much-loved community facilities,” Cr Quirk said.
“Last year alone, Council spent more than $4 million removing more than 73,000 graffiti tags and repairing infrastructure damaged by vandalism.
“While the number of tags identified in 2017 has reduced compared with the year before, Council is still forced to spend millions of ratepayer funds which could be better-spent on other initiatives to benefit ratepayers.”
Cr Quirk said Council was continuing to crack down on graffiti vandalism; ensuring offenders were caught and made to pay for their crimes.
“Last year, 104 vandals were charged with 3,498 charges and Council continues to record tags that are used as evidence by police,” he said.
“We are a city that embraces street art and public murals, but we are committed to putting a stop to graffiti painted on private or public property without approval.
“We have 11 graffiti management teams out across our city every day, keeping public spaces graffiti-free using tip-offs from residents and working with businesses and private property owners to remove graffiti.
“Residents play a critical role in reporting instances of graffiti so Council can respond quickly and effectively, and I am calling on residents to pick up the phone and report instances of graffiti in their local communities.”


Universal Design (UD), which simply means “design for all”, aims to create an environment that will address the needs of all user groups and people with different needs. To champion Universal Design for a friendly built environment, the Building and Construction Authority (BCA) has embarked on several initiatives to spearhead Singapore’s progress towards its adoption.
BCA is conducting a Public Perception Survey on Universal Design, as part of the review of BCA’s Accessibility Master Plan. This survey is intended to gauge the public’s perception on Universal Design in the Built Environment. We would like to seek your opinions and feedback in order to enhance our efforts towards shaping a friendly built environment for all.
How much do you know about UD? Take the survey to find out and stand a chance to win vouchers worth up to $300! The survey is now opened to all till end of April 2018. Click here for the survey.
We thank you for your time and effort taken to participate in this survey. Should you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact Ms Serene Peh (BCA) at Tel: 6804 4273 or e-mail to Mr Ang Wei Zhong ANG (BCA) at ANG_Wei_Zhong@bca.gov.sg.


It's happening again, and it's bound to be a major headache. A scheduled closure of the 91 freeway is taking place this weekend through Corona, aka "Coronagedon".
Here's what you need to know:
The full closure will be of the eastbound 91 from Main St. to just west of I-15 in Corona.
The closure will begin Friday, Sept. 16 at 9 p.m. and last through Monday, Sept. 19 at 5 a.m.
The 91 Refresh Project is repaving lanes.
Avoid the area or allow extra travel time for expected heavy delays.


The following is an ‘Ask The Mayor’ question submitted to TLS, and the Mayor’s response. Email your questions for the Mayor to [email protected].
Every time there’s a lot of rain there is a ton of flooding on Martin Luther King Drive just off Pine Street. The flooding can last well past the entire Lakewood is dry – it’s still flooded now at 1:00pm from the rain last night. As you know, this is a terrible intersection as it is, and the flooding makes it so much worse (and also risks damaging cars). It’s also impossible for pedestrians to walk past that area. The road slopes there, so it it probably needs proper drainage to be installed or a repair of the road itself. Can you please address this?
Response from Mayor Coles:
I forwarded your email to our engineering department and asked them to have our inspectors check out the area and come up with a plan to alleviate any flooding.
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Tarion Registered Home Builders Meeting in Hastings HighlandsRegistered Home Builders’ Meeting in the Municipality of Hastings Highlands
Date: Tuesday November 27, 2018
Venue: The Municipal Office, 33011 Hwy 62N, Maynooth, ON
Time: 10:30 AM - Noon
As part of the Municipality of Hastings Highlands Building Department's ongoing improvements, the Municipality’s Chief Building Official, Martin Cox, will be hosting a meeting for Tarion registered home builders. The initial meeting will include introductions, discuss any proposed building code changes, Tarion matters, future group communications/meetings and any suggested improvements for the 2019 construction season and beyond.
All Tarion registered builders are invited. Please confirm attendance with Martin Cox, by noon on Monday November 26, 2018 either by telephone or email. Contact details below.
Chief Building Official
The Municipality of Hastings Highlands
Tel: (613) 338 2811 Ext:255


his peaceful park with stunning views holds a special place in my heart. My husband of 30 years proposed to me in this very park. It soon became one of my favorite places to bring our children to play. When you come to visit, you will find it to be a meeting and gathering place where children play and also various events take place. Bands perform in the gazebo in the summer months, while visitors gather around with their picnics and blankets. This park is a very sought after location as families find their homes surrounding the park itself. Kite Park was established in 1934 and redeveloped with a new look and feel in 2008.
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Stronghold Civic Association Meeting
May 24, 2018
7:00pm - 8:00pm
Inspired Teach School200 Douglas Street, NEWashington, DCUnited States
Inspired Teach School
200 Douglas Street, NE
DC Water will attend the civic association meeting to further discuss the Evarts Street Water Main Upgrade Project. This is a follow-up to an earlier meeting on May 7th.


15 organisations recently signed a letter to the Minister of Transport asking for the project to be fixed. See that letter here.
We are calling for an independent review to determine a better design that:
– is safer
– promotes better traffic flow for all users (without as many lights)
– delivers faster, more reliable public transport services
– reduces carbon emissions
– includes a safe cycleway on both sides of road (no shared paths)
– incorporates better placemaking, including tree-lined footpaths
A previous letter was sent to the Minister on 14 September 2021, following the release of information about the project under the Official Information Act and LGOIMA.
A leading NZ transport safety expert analysed the project for us and his review is here.
The Official Information release included this Memo from Waka Kotahi NZTA to Tauranga City Council 3 May 2021.
Also this feedback from BOP Regional Council on 15 July 2021… only a couple of weeks before Tauranga City Council released this design to the public.
We also received with a large number of emails and documents that show this design is not fit for purpose.


Local in Tarsali protest
Locals in Vadodara Tarsali area protest after the VMC anti encroachment team went there to remove illegal constructions on the main road. The matter was later settled after the intervention of the police.
The Vadodara Municipal Corporation had earlier removed illegal constructions to open the road at Ravi Park Society in Tarsali area. However the team went there again after enroachment once again in the area. However the locals started protesting and went into heated arguments with the team.
The corporation team had to call the police due to protests by local residents during the road clearing operation. Later the matter was calmed down by the police.
Similarly, the VMC team removed illegal encroachments on the road leading from Khodiyar Nagar crossing to Sardar Estate.


An eggshell is more than just a useful container for the nutritious yolk and egg white inside: it is a prime example of nature's perfect packaging. Eggshells are beneficial for us too, consisting of 95%
New community garden for residents of the Altadena neighborhood in San Diego's North Park. Mission Statement:
"The specific purposes for which this Corporation is organized are to provide a safe garden green space beautifying our neighborhood and reducing blight.
3245 32nd St
San Diego, CA
We started the process of developing our garden idea and putting the wheels in motion on Earth Day, 2011. The garden broke ground on 9/11/11. Boxes will be available by subscription, but events and work days will be open to anyone in the community.
Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Altadena Community Pocket Garden posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.
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We have started renovation on our old city hall/water works building. This will be a slow process for our city due to funds. We are excited for our community and cititzens.


To make our clients aware; temporary roadworks will close one lane of Bostocks Lane, in Sandiacre, for nine weeks from Monday, July 30 to Friday, October 5, to enable widening work on the busy road which leads to the M1.
The roadworks will affect traffic travelling from Long Eaton towards junction 25 of the M1 with drivers diverted through the centre of Sandiacre.
Drivers have been warned by Derbyshire County Council to expect delays, with a diversion route to be set up sending motorists along Longmoor Road and Longmoor Lane in Sandiacre.
Some motorists may try to avoid the diversion by driving along Longmoor Lane in Breaston, up to Risley. However, from Monday, August 6 to Monday, September 17, part of Longmoor Lane will also be closed, with diversions scheduled for that route.
The section of Bostocks Lane affected by roadworks will stretch from the Highways England and A One+ depot – close to the Novotel hotel – to its junction with the A52 interchange.
We will no longer be able to do routine appointments or vaccinations. Please note that these are within RCVS and government guidelines
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Please note new opening hours during the week at our Spondon Surgery


Leon Naudé is the Manager of Knight Piésold South Africa’s Water Section and is based in the Sandton office. He is a registered Professional Engineer with extensive experience in planning, design, and project management of water, sewer, water treatment works, bulk sewer, and solid waste services as well as strategic and long-term planning for the provision of these services. He has extensive experience with municipalities and services providers.
Recent experience includes involvement in water and wastewater treatment projects, which included project management, detail design, tender documentation, coordination with client and national departments, quality control, and water use license applications. He has been involved with various water services development plans, master plans, and water conservation and demand management for various municipalities and clients.


Heathrow hub in Rainham could create thousands of jobs
PUBLISHED: 17:00 21 June 2018
The council launched its bid yesterday to create a construction site in Rainham for the Heathrow Airport expansion.
Former Havering council leader has said that if the bid to create a construction site in Rainham for the Heathrow Airport expansion is successfull it could create thousands of jobs for the area.
The council launched its bid yesterday (Wednesday, June 20) and Councillor Roger Ramsey has said it is hoping to create a “lasting legacy” for the borough.
Speaking to the Recorder he said that hundreds of people could be employed at the hub, but that over a number of years it could create thousands of jobs in both Havering and Dagenham.
He emphasised the transport links - rail, freight, river and road - that are already in place around the Beach Ream site, and said that it is the perfect place for Heathrow to build one of its hubs.
Plans have also been submitted to build 2,900 homes at Beam Park and Cllr Ramsey said that if the hub was built it could potentially offer jobs to those living in the new houses.
He said: “It is somewhere we are hoping to develop, and by having work opportunities on their doorstep I think it would attract alot of people to the area.”
Other positives of the site include the close-by Havering College Construction Infrastructure Skills and Innovation Centre, where if created the hub would be the perfect opportunity for hundreds of recently graduated students.
The proposed hub would be created on a 24 acre site that was formerly a Ford garage.
There are already 70 transport and logistics companies in the park, which are based alongside a growing engineering sector presence and construction industry training resources.
If Heathrow gets the green light for expansion, it wants to establish four logistics hubs for the off-site construction of the expanded airport – and Havering Council is hoping that Beam Reach can be one of them.
A delegation from Heathrow Airport visited SEGRO Park Rainham Phase 3 yesterday as part of a nationwide tour of 65 sites, still in the running to be potential construction centres.
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The City of La Crosse, Wisconsin was chartered on March 14, 1856 with full approval by the State of Wisconsin Senate.
The Common Council is the legislative policy-making body of the City. Council members approve contracts, adopt regulatory ordinances and resolutions, approve the annual budget, determine the tax rate, provide direction to the Mayor, City Department Heads and other Council appointees, and provide a forum for active community participation in setting and achieving City policies, goals and objectives.
The Common Council meets the second Thursday of every month at 7:30PM in the Common Council Chambers located on the first floor of City Hall, 400 La Crosse St.
Council Planning meetings are held on the Tuesday immediately preceding the regular Common Council meeting at 7:30 p.m. in the Common Council Chambers located on the first floor of City Hall, 400 La Crosse St., and shall be for the purpose of education and information only.
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Jupiter Federal Bridge to Close Overnight for Repair Work
JUPITER, Fla. – The Jupiter Federal Bridge will be closed to traffic overnight, from 9 p.m. on Monday, Feb. 22 to 5 a.m. on Tuesday, Feb. 23, for routine maintenance. The bridge may also be closed from 9 p.m. on Tuesday, Feb. 23 to 5 a.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 24 if needed to complete work. Marine traffic will not be affected. Vehicular traffic will be detoured via A1A.


You Said It! Local Road Construction and Detours
How are locals coping? Look for a new answer to the question each weekday.
Potter and Ellis, Tanner Street, other assorted detours and delays on borough streets: What are the locals doing to cope with the summer of delays and detours on Haddonfield roads?


It has been decided to name the new flyover in Ulaanbaatar, located next to the Transport Police Department as ‘Olympic Bridge’. The largest flyover in the Mongolian capital officially opened on 16 September 2019. Unofficially named as the ‘Transport Police Bridge’, due to the close proximity of that Ulaanbaatar landmark, the flyover is expected to decrease the burden on the ageing Peace Bridge by 40-50 percent and nearby intersections by 30 percent.
The 477 meter four-lane flyover was constructed with a soft loan from the People’s Republic of China. The flyover span has a load capacity to bear the weight of trucks carrying 100 tonnes. The construction of the flyover started two years ago.


This 1.18-acre subdividable property is being offered to the Developer Community. The parcel is already subdivided and zoned R-2 within the Buena Vista village footprint, allowing for a primary dwelling and ADU for each of the 14 "Old Town" lots. The Seller has worked closely with the Town of Buena Vista Planning Department and Marcin Engineering over the past 14 months, in order to offer the potential Buyer a parcel that includes the civil engineering details and "preliminary" pre-approval of the BV Planning Department. Site preparation and building permit applications will be required by the Buyer moving forward. The BV market for custom and/or spec homes on these Old Town lots is viable and there is a demand. This location is in a quiet part of town, surrounded by open pasture land and expansive views of the Collegiate Mountain Range to the west. The walkability rating is very high with many hospitality establishments and businesses within 3-6 blocks from your front door.
Golf Course, Jogging/Biking Path.
Scenic View, View.
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Dated: 18th November 2022
Portsmouth City Council (Sunningdale Road) (Temporary Prohibition of Driving, Loading and Waiting) (No.214) Order 2022
Notice is hereby given that Portsmouth City Council intends to make the above Order under Section 14(1)(a) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, as amended by the Road Traffic (Temporary Restrictions) Act 1991.
The Order comes into operation from 3rd December 2022 and the effect will be as follows:-
A) TEMPORARY PROHIBITION OF DRIVING, LOADING AND WAITING
From its junction with Stride Avenue to outside No. 26.
B) REASON FOR THE ORDER
To facilitate pole replacement works.
C) DURATION OF THE ORDER
On 3rd December 2022 between 8:00 and 15:00, or completion of the works, whichever is sooner.
Vehicles will be diverted from Stride Avenue – Ascot Road – Hayling Avenue and vice versa.
Pedestrian access will be maintained.
Assistant Director of Regeneration (Transport), Portsmouth City Council, Civic Offices, Portsmouth PO1 2NE
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Thank you for visiting the webpage for The Office of Mayor Rusty Bailey. As Mayor, I am committed to making Riverside a safer, healthier, and more prosperous place to live, work, go to school, and raise a family. I believe it is our responsibility to invest everything we can to make our city the most innovative, vibrant, dynamic, safe, and healthy city for our children and future generations of Riversiders.
My main goals as Mayor:
Riverside is headed into its next generation of greatness. With participation and collaboration between the city, its residents, and the partners we have in the education, faith-based, non-profit, and business community, Riverside is well positioned to Seize Our Destiny.
I welcome your comments and feedback. I value the opportunity to meet with residents and businesses. Please schedule an appointment by calling my office at (951) 826-5551 or you can email me at email@example.com.
As you may know, the City Council unanimously placed Measure A on your local Riverside ballot. Keep an eye out for your ballot, it should have arrived. While I cannot advocate a position on Measure A, I can share with you some information on the subject, and encourage you to make an informed vote.
For a quick overview, below are some facts about Measure A, to provide you with information about our City’s local measure.
Measure A is an important source of revenue for the City. In recent years, we have dramatically reduced crime, and improved local infrastructure in order to become a community where people desire to live and raise families. Without Measure A funds, the City will be forced to cut some basic services, and Riverside may be faced with more gangs, graffiti and rundown streets.
On Tuesday, May 7, 2013, City Manager Scott Barber presented a report to the City Council outlining the anticipated impacts should Measure A fail to be approved. If you would like to review the City Manager’s report or read the official Measure A ballot question, please click on http://riversideca.gov/measure-a/then go to the bottom of the page and to the box called Measure A Documents and click on Proposed Programs Cuts if Measure A Fails. You can read the City’s Press Release by clicking here.
Please remember to return your ballot by June 4th.
Riverside residents are looking to improve their lifestyles and physical condition through exercise, a healthy diet, and active living. Former Mayor Ron Loveridge and I established the Fit, Fresh, & Fun Forum (The Forum) to explore current fitness resources available to the public, identify unmet fitness needs, and strategize ways to expand opportunities for all Riverside residents. The 30-member task force meets six times a year to:
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TxDOT would like your ideas about how to make I-45N from Beltway 8 North to Loop 336 South (Conroe) a safer and more efficient road to drive and access. Your input will help guide planning for this important transportation improvement study.
TxDOT will host 3 public meetings (identical but at different locations):
Saturday,October 12 (10:00 AM - 12:00 PM)
Tuesday, October 15 (5:30 - 7:30 PM)
Wednesday, October 16 (5:30-7:30 PM)
You are welcome to come and go at any time during the meeting. There will not be a formal presentation, just an opportunity to review study material, ask questions of the project team and share your ideas with us.


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Fremont's Central Park has 19 fee-based picnic sites. These sites include barbecue grills and picnic tables.Each site holds a different number of people (between 20 - 350) depending on the location. Look at our information sheet and park map to clarify size, fees and location of sites.
There are individual picnic tables and family-size grills available for drop-in (no fee) use of small gatherings throughout the park. Central Park East (Stevenson Blvd. side of the park) has 16 tables and 9 grills available and can accommodate groups of twenty-five and less. The Paseo Padre Parkway side of the park also has 16 tables and 9 grills and can accommodate groups up to fifty or fewer people. Having a bounce house or more than 25 (and less than 50) also requires a drop-in form to be filled out and turned in. Please see Drop-in Picnic Use Rules for more details.


Chennai: Three years because the Tamil Nadu Slum Clearance Board allotted alternate area to 12 outlets encroaching upon PV Rajamannar Salai in KK Nagar, town company is but to take away them.
The 80-feet-wide carriageway has shrunk to lower than 50 toes, inflicting site visitors snarls every single day.
Paperwork with TOI present Higher Chennai Company surveyed the encroachments and wrote to the TNSCB which allotted alternate area. However, an organization official mentioned, the store house owners went to court docket. “We’ll take away them after elections,” he mentioned.
TOI wrote about it in 2019 when a criticism was made to the company.
V Gopalakrishnan, a civic activist who complained on the Namma Chennai app, mentioned that as per the CMDA’s village map of Kodambakkam zone, no land was allotted for retailers on this stretch. “I’m stunned to see the massive site visitors congestion on this stretch every day and marvel why the highway has narrowed a lot on this explicit stretch. As per the map, there have been no outlets. GCC confirmed these have been encroachments since 50 years and deliberate to take away them. It mentioned it awaited alternate areas,” he informed TOI.
When contacted, TNSCB officers mentioned they wrote to the company two years in the past relating to alternate areas for six outlets on Ramasamy Salai the place the company lately eliminated six homes that have been encroachments. “We requested them to pay Rs 5.68 lakh and take over the home,” mentioned an official. However the house owners didn’t make any cost and the company didn’t take away encroachments.
A neighborhood ward official informed TOI they bought the allotment order 25 days in the past and despatched the eviction notices. “Six store house owners have filed a case in court docket.”


There is warning for heavy rains in Tamilnadu but around 300 families are living in some of oldest buildings. Despite evacuation notices being served residents are not ready to leave. At the dilapidated building belonging to Tamil Nadu Housing Board residents have defied all the orders. An official said these residents are living in the TNBH's oldest tenements of foreshore Estate and Todhunter Nagar at Saidapet. He said that PWD had declared these structures 'unfit for occupation'. Residents are living at their own risk.


Street Light Extinguished Again
Reported in the Street lighting category anonymously at 22:22, Sun 31 March 2019
Sent to Blackpool Borough Council 2 minutes later
Lamp post outside number 1 (Lunedale ave) always turned off at night. Been like this for 3 weeks now. This isn't the first time. Been ongoing issue for quite a while. Engineers are obviously not doing their jobs properly.
Typical lazy Blackpool council letting the local streets rot ! Public street light still not been fixed. Blackpool council rather spend tax payers money on illuminations and sea front which invites tourists in to abuse the area.
Posted anonymously at 08:45, Mon 29 April 2019
Still open, via questionnaire
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ROADWORKS: Sunday closures of A610 at Sawmills to begin this weekend
Motorists are being warned to expect delays during work to resurface a major Derbyshire road.
The A610 Ripley Road at Sawmills is to be closed between its junction with Bullbridge Hill and B6013 Chesterfield Road from 8am until 6pm on Sunday April 10, 17 and 24.
A Derbyshire County Council spokesperson said: “Delays are expected and residents are advised to allow extra time for their journey.
“Access will be maintained, whenever reasonably possible, on the affected length of road.
“The road will re-open as soon as the work is finished.”
Diversions will be in place, with light vehicles being directed along the following alternative route: B6013 Chesterfield Road, B5035 Holm Lane, Church Lane, Manor Road, Garner Lane, Roes Lane, Bowns Hill, Market Place, Sandy Lane, Main Road, A6 Matlock Road, A610 Riversdale and vice versa.
The diversion route for heavy goods vehicles will be: A610 Nottingham Road, B6441 Hartshay Hill, Cromford Road, Church Street, B6179 Nottingham Road, Grosvenor Road, Derby Road, A609 Rawson Green, Belper Road, Kilburn Lane, Openwoodgate, Kilbourne Road, Nottingham Road (Spencer Road), Lander Lane (High Street), Market Place, New Road, A6 Chapel Street, Bridge Street, Matlock Road, A610 Riversdale and vice versa.


Local blogger Topher Mathews posted an interesting update today on the long-anticipated second phase of the Georgetown Waterfront Park. The two-part project opened the first half of the park in summer 2008 to widespread acclaim, but the second phase, which includes a waterfront staircase (doubling as seating for boat races), fountain and promenade, has stalled in recent months, owing to budgetary snafus and unforeseen construction obstacles. (You know, the usual.)
The final tab overshot the original budget by $2.2 million, $1.9 million of which has been covered by appropriations by the city council and matching NPS funds. Now it looks like it’s largely up to the public to cover the remaining $300K (and indeed, it’s risen to the challenge, already having raised half that figure for the project). If enough money is raised, Georgetowners can expect to see a completed waterfront as early as 2011.
Prospective donors can go here to make a contribution.


This suit challenged the approval of a highway project that would have extended the road north of Juneau, Alaska, through an inventoried roadless area in the Tongass National Forest to a new ferry terminal. The road threatened key wildlife areas, including bald eagle and Steller sea lion habitat, as well as important recreation, subsistence, and cultural resources.
In February 2009, an Alaska District Court Judge ruled that the Federal Highway Administration and the Alaska Department of Transportation failed to adequately consider ferry alternatives in approving the Juneau Road and ferry mega-project. The decision stopped all construction on the project until the Alaska Department of Transportation and Federal Highway Administration could do a new environmental impact statement that included ferry alternatives in considering the best option for travel in Lynn Canal. The State defendants pursued an appeal in the Ninth Circuit, where the case was argued in July 2010.
On May 4, 2011, the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals upheld the lower court’s decision in a ruling that made clear that improved ferry service between Juneau and Haines and Skagway must be considered, and that the reasons presented for not doing so were “arbitrary.”


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1. Apologies 2. Disclosure of Conflict of Interest of any Councillor 3. Adoption and Confirmation of the minutes of previous meeting 4. Matters of Decision 4.1 B10 Car Park, Beach Park, Sandringham Grant a Permit Application: 2021/693/1 Ward: Boyd 4.2 18 Wellington Avenue, Beaumaris Grant a Permit Application: 2022/141/1 Ward: Beckett 4.3 401 Beach Road, Beaumaris Grant a Permit Application: 2022/170/1 Ward: Beckett 4.4 10 Mary Street, Beaumaris Notice of Decision to Refuse to Grant a Permit Application: 2022/68/1 Ward: Ebden 4.5 90 Outer Crescent, Brighton Notice of Decision to Grant an Amendment to a Permit Application: 1989/3158/3 Ward: Dendy 4.6 126 Weatherall Road, Cheltenham Notice of Decision to Grant a Permit Application: 2021/773/1 Ward: Beckett 4.7 1 Bay Street, Brighton Notice of Decision to Grant a Permit Application 2021/561/1 Ward: Dendy 4.8 9 Ocean Street, Hampton Notice of Decision to Grant a Permit Application: 2021/664/1 Ward: Boyd 4.9 4 Rosemary Road, Beaumaris Notice of Decision to Grant a Permit Application: 2022/9/1 Ward: Beckett 4.10 763 Hawthorn Road, Brighton East Notice of Decision to Grant an Amendment to a Permit Application: 2003/936/2 Ward: Bleazby 4.11 13 Besant Street, Hampton East Extension of Time - Approve Application: 2016/388/1 Ward: Ivison 4.12 14 Bruce Street, Brighton East Extension of TIme - Approve Application: 2016/507/2 Ward: Bleazby 4.13 25 Glyndon Avenue, Brighton Secondary Consent - Approve Application: 2016/645/1 Ward: Dendy 4.14 23 Tibbles Street, Beaumaris Support the Grant of an Amendment to a Permit (VCAT Consent Order) Application: 1999/4849/2 Ward: Beckett 4.15 Statutory Planning - Monthly Report (May 2022)


"Boston and Environs", Walker, George H. & Co.
Subject: Boston, Massachusetts
Period: 1905 (circa)
Color: Printed Color
28 x 19.8 inches
71.1 x 50.3 cm
This scarce bird's-eye view of Boston extends from Nantasket Beach to Nahant Bay and shows some detail of the city and Boston Harbor. Many towns and cities are located, and the evolving road network is displayed with thin red lines. The map is dissected and backed with linen and folds into maroon self wrappers.
The map is toned with a few holes and short splits in the linen at fold intersections.


Accra Polytechnic Bus Shelter
This bus shelter is situated in front of Accra Polytechnic, also known as Accra Technical University one of the capital's oldest educational institutions. Situated on a main busy road in Accra Central, your advert will be seen by students, workers and commuters alike.
Please note all bus shelters have to be booked for a minimum of 3 months.
Traffic Facing From
Accra Central, Tudu and Adabraka
3m x 4m


Looking at the Town Centre of Bathgate, It is a Shadow of it's former self.
The Town has not shared the Benefits of West Lothian like Livingston has.
We need to save the Town Centre or it will become a Ghost Town!
The Councillors who we Voted in Election after Election, have not done anything to benefit the Town.
They sit in Town Centre meetings to discuss how the are going to spend money, intended to help the Town's regeneration. They come up with
mad thing's to spend it on. Like. Making the Steelyard unsafe for Children and putting mad slabbing down that cost Millions.
The money need to be invested in the Town to make it look good for future investors. Such as ASDA, Primark and other Major Retailers. Now this is not acceptable to the Council as they can't get out of their Ivory Tower in Livingston.
So lets all get together and be a voice for Bathgate and Save it before it's to late.
Save the Town before we loose it!


May 26th, 2017
During the course of the Parker Street culvert replacement, the main 8” water pipe that traverses the brook will be shut off. Due to an alteration of flow dynamics, this may cause some discoloration of water in the general vicinity of Parker St, School St, River St, and the Carriage-Hillcrest neighborhood. Any discoloration should subside once the system reaches equilibrium. The work to shutdown this pipe will take place this week, weather permitting, and this will last several weeks to support the replacement of the culvert. Thank you for your patience and understanding.
Road Closure information is available on the Town of Actons website below.


- The Town of Hastings Town Council workshop will be held at 6 p.m. Monday at 6195 Main St. For more information, call 692-1420.
- Beginning Monday, Sebastian Avenue, from San Marco to U.S. 1, will be closed for eight weeks for replacement of sewer lines.
Access to Cathedral Parrish School will be off San Marco only until further notice.
Questions can be referred to the City of St. Augustine Utilities Department at 825-1040.
- U.S. 1, south of County Road 210 West and near Nine Mile Road (International Golf Parkway), may be reduced to one lane in each direction during the day for the installation of storm drains in the median. Daytime lane closures are expected to occur daily through the remainder of February and most of March. The speed limit on U.S. 1 in this area has been reduced to 55 mph.
- State Road 16, from west of I-95 to County Road 16A, may be reduced to one lane during the day with flaggers directing traffic this week.
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Utilize this 31 62 14 Prestressed Concrete Piles specification section for machine-driven, precast, prestressed concrete piles for foundation use.
A prestressed concrete pile is both end-bearing and friction-based.
Prepare based on the findings of a geotechnical report prepared by a licensed geotechnical engineer and in conjunction with the project structural engineer.
Since the final depth of piles can vary significantly this work is often specified on a unit price basis. A design depth is established for bidders to base their bids on, with the final depth used for payment purposes.
Visit Prestressed Concrete Institute for additional information.
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In the interest of continuous improvement, Trumark Urban reserves the right to make modifications in plans, square footage, exterior designs, prices, materials and specifications at any time without notice. Maps, photographs, renderings, and landscaping are illustrative and conceptual. Models used on this website do not reflect any preferences.
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Heritage Rail-Trail is part of the Rails-to-Trails Concervancy: a non-profit organization whose mission is to create a nationwide network of trails from former rail lines to build healthier places for healthier people. Heritage Rail-Trail is a 6.1 mile paved trail running from Hilliard, Ohio to Plain City. The trail is perfect for biking, inline skating, walking, running, and cross country skiing. Parallel to the trail is a 4 mile horse trail for great horseback riding. For more information, click here.


The City of Carrollton Mayor and Council will hold a work session on Thursday, February 13, 2020 at 12 pm in the 2nd Floor Conference Room of City Hall, 315 Bradley Street, Carrollton, GA.
The purpose of the Work Session is to discuss rezoning, 2020 Census, ordinance changes, bids, bonds and road abandonment. The only voting item will be the Savannah Housing Authority Bond. The public is invited to attend.
Anyone requiring special needs should contact Faith Pullen at City Hall at 770-830-2000 or email@example.com within 3 business days prior to the work session.


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Bull City Wrap Video Update
Posted on: March 19, 2021
[ARCHIVED] New Bull City Wrap Begins March 19
Watch the latest episode of Bull City Wrap to learn about:
- The Durham Belt Line Trail is a significant step closer to becoming a reality.
- We’re partnering with two community organizations to make sure people experiencing homelessness, especially during these challenging times, get the support they need.
- Our Transportation Department has launched the GoDurham Better Bus Project to provide safer pedestrian access and increased comfort at bus stops.


Published in Deseret News and Salt Lake Tribune on Saturday, November 8, 2014
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING:
Notice is hereby given that Draper City will hold a public hearing before the City Council on November 18, 2014, to receive public comment on a request by Jarin Dana, for a Plat Amendment, known as the Hoggan Lane Plat Amendment, on approximately 1.22 acres of land at approximately 1534 E. Cherry Creek Lane for the purpose of splitting lot 2 of the Hoggan Lane Subdivision into two lots.
The hearing will be held at Draper City Hall, 1020 East Pioneer Road, on November 18, at 7:00 p.m. Inquiries may contact Dan Boles at the Draper City offices, 576-6335.
Attest: Rachelle Conner


The closest airport to Navi Mumbai is the international and domestic airport located in Mumbai city. Cabs and buses ply to and fro from the airport on a regular basis.
Buses, as well as cabs, are frequently used to travel about in and around Navi Mumbai. The roads connect via Chembur and Airoli. From Airoli, taking the Thane- Belapur road is your best option. This road links to the Mumbai- Pune express highway as well as the Sion- Panvel highway.
Navi Mumbai is well connected through the railways. The two main railway lines to keep in mind when travelling to and from Navi Mumbai are the Harbour Line and the Central Line.


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Suggested letter to your County Council Rep. Please do this before April 6, 2015![insert a date – before APRIL 6] [Councilperson or Aide’s Name]
County Administration Building, 2nd floor
14741 Governor Oden Bowie Drive
Upper Marlboro, MD 20772
Subject: Wal-Mart Real Estate Business Trust
SE-4734, DENY THE MILL BRANCH WALMART – DO THE RIGHT THING
Dear [Councilperson or Aide’s Name],
The Prince George’s County Council should DENY this application because the Planning Department staff review of the case, and the four days of testimony and almost a year of review by the Zoning Hearing Examiner, all recommend it. And, it’s not too late to do the right thing – there are no building footers in the ground, so the project is not yet vested.
In order for the County Council, sitting as the District Council, to deny this application, a decision of the Zoning Hearing Examiner must be found to be arbitrary and capricious – and this finding cannot be made. The ZHE gave basically three reasons for DENIAL:
- The 185,000 square foot Wal-Mart does not meet the minimum requirements for a big box Special Exception approval,
- It is not in conformance with the Bowie and Vicinity Master Plan, and
- It violates the right-to-farm provisions of the County Code.
We see only one decision that was arbitrary and capricious. After knowingly signing an agreement that waives all of the City of Bowie’s rights to oppose ANY application on the subject property, they chose to hear the application and act on it anyway, even though it was not required. The only action by the City that would pass the arbitrary and capricious test would have been for the City to abstain from hearing the case and cite their obvious conflict. The other bodies who had no such conflict, all recommended disapproval.
Please do the right thing on this site – DENY this application and place the appropriate uses on this site, the ones that the master plan calls for, and not uses that will overwhelm the community.[signature and address if not provided in a letterhead]


Draft Totnes Neighbourhood Plan
Welcome to the Totnes Neighbourhood Plan Website and our Informal Draft Plan
DUE TO ILLNESS AND APOLOGIES THE WORKING GROUP PLANNED FOR 6TH NOVEMBER HAS BEEN POSTPONED. The next meeting of the Totnes Neighbourhood Plan Working Group will be on Monday 11th November at 3.30pm in the Guildhall. All are welcome to attend. For more information about the Working Group – agenda, minutes, recent documents – please see
We believe that Planning should be good for the community, which is why we want to involve local people in making decisions about how Totnes develops in the future. Please make sure you have your say.
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Another new hotel is planned for east Vancouver near the city’s bustling border with neighboring Camas, its developer, Bethesda, Md.-based Marriott International, announced today in a written statement.
The company expects to open the 115-unit TownePlace Suites by Marriott in July 2016, a spokeswoman said. It is the third hotel project planned or under construction in east Vancouver. Others include a 99-room Hampton Inn and Suites being built at Southwest Mill Plain Boulevard and 136th Avenue and an 83-room extended-stay Candlewood Hotel planned at 192nd Avenue and 20th Street.
The 115-unit TownePlace Suites will also be marketed as an extended stay facility. Units will feature full kitchens with stainless steel appliances and granite counters, adjustable work spaces, large-screen televisions and luxurious bedding, according to the statement.
The hotel is planned as part of the Columbia Tech Center mixed-use development, a 404-acre master-planned site bordered by 164th and 192nd avenues and dissected by Mill Plain Boulevard. It is home to several Clark County employers, including PeaceHealth, Wacom and Nautilus Inc.


Audubon City Council Votes to Increase Sewer Rates
July 11th, 2012 by admin
The Audubon City Council met Monday evening. Audubon City Clerk Lora Hansen tells KJAN news the council voted 4 to 1 to increase sewer rates in the city by 15 percent. The Council will discuss at a later date when that rate increase might go into effect. The Audubon City Council also voted Monday not to raise the salaries of city employees. Any increase in salaries will likely not be brought up again until next May or June.


KIRO7 News - Graham Johnson
The debate over a new Puget Sound airport is about to get a lot more heated.
On Monday, state lawmakers returned to work and are expected to get an earful in the months ahead about the idea of building a new airport about the size of Sea-Tac Airport.
A state commission is due to recommend a single site for a new airport by June 15.
Last year, commissioners narrowed the list to two sites in Pierce County and one in Thurston County.
Separately, state transportation officials are studying a fourth site near Enumclaw.


2019 Residential Sidewalk Repair Program - Ellensburg
The project consists of furnishing all labor, materials, equipment, and other miscellaneous items to remove existing concrete sidewalk and curb & gutter, prep subgrade, place and compact top course, install concrete sidewalk, concrete curb & gutter, concrete drive approaches, and patch asphalt. Schedules "C" & "D" are for street related work and utility related work respectively, and shall be used throughout the year on an as needed basis. The quantities for Schedules "C" & "D" are estimates only and are subject to change as needed. The project sites are located at various locations within the City of Ellensburg.
Bid Date5/16/19 3:00 pm
Bidders may download electronic files for a nominal fee of $15.00. Printed documents are available, at Bidders expense, by choosing the “Order” option.


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Upgraded Suva Civic Centre handed over to SCC
13 September, 2018, 7:02 pm
MEMBERS of the public can now experience a newly-redeveloped modern Suva Civic Centre fused with contemporary cultural art.
The iconic facility now has modern features and world class audio-visual technology after redevelopment works which cost about $20 million.
The upgrade of the Suva Civic Centre was funded by China’s Guandong Province formalised under a memorandum of understanding with the Suva City Council in March, 2017.
The facility, which has over the years been a top venue for many major events in the Capital City, was handed over back to the municipality earlier this evening.
Speaking at the hand over ceremony, Fiji’s Minister for Local Government Parveen Kumar said the newly refurbished Suva Civic Centre demonstrated the friendship and partnership between the people and communities of Fiji and China – including Suva and Guangdong.
He said the Suva Civic Centre had hosted an average of 650 events per year.
The redevelopment included upgrading the exterior look, a redesigned auditorium and provision of new seats, sound system and improved gallery area.


Tuesday, December 15, 2015
I-680 Overnight Ramp Closures- Marina Vista-Martinez, Dec 15, 16
State of California • Department of Transportation
Date: December 14, 2015
District: 4 - Oakland
Contact: Shannon Brinias
Phone: (510) 286-5543
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
I-680 Overnight Ramp Closures at Marina Vista in Martinez
Martinez, Contra Costa County – Caltrans will continue work to make retrofit improvements as part of the completion of the Interstate 680 (I-680) Marina Vista off-ramp in the City of Martinez, Contra Contra Costa County. The off ramp reopened with an improved radius and widened lanes on Friday, October 2, 2015. To finalize the project with striping work, the off ramp from I-680 southbound at Marina Vista Avenue/Waterfront Road will be closed during the following hours:
• Tuesday December 15 at 7:00 PM to Wednesday December 16 at 5:00 AM.
• Wednesday December 16 at 7:00 PM to Thursday December 17 at 5:00 AM.
Drivers will be detoured to the southbound off ramp from I-680 SB at Arthur Road. Motorists should drive with caution through the work zone.
Get real-time traffic on Caltrans Quickmaps: http://quickmap.dot.ca.gov/ Or follow Caltrans on Twitter: http://twitter.com/CaltransD4 .
Caltrans appreciates your patience as we work to maintain California’s highways. Please #BeWorkZoneAlert.


Reported in the Obstruction category anonymously at 10:22, Wed 26 February 2020
Sent to Bristol City Council 4 minutes later
Chatsworth road constantly has cars parked on double yellow lines and blocking the turning circle, this is happening all day and all night. Its dangerous because people have to reverse out on to the A4 at on coming. This area is prolific for parking offenders and needs someone to come here on a daily basis and give these people parking tickets to discourage them. I know this road has a possible permit parking application but this will be a complete waste of time if its not enforced. At the moment people have been getting away with it for so long they will continue parking illegally. Can you please come and sort these cars out with parking tickets before someone has a accident.
A new enquiry has been raised for this issue.
Posted by Bristol City Council at 10:25, Wed 26 February 2020
Hi, May I suggest you call Bristol City Council Parking Services directly. Explain the ongoing situation, how frequently it occurs, regular vehicles that have been parked there, etc.
The number is 0117 903 8070
Let me know how you get on
Posted anonymously at 10:35, Wed 26 February 2020
A citizen has provided a follow-up to the original enquiry.
Posted by Bristol City Council at 10:40, Wed 26 February 2020
If the issue still exists, please review the location and the description and let us know by creating a new enquiry on FixMyStreet
State changed to: Closed
Posted by Bristol City Council at 17:25, Wednesday 11 May 2022
This report is now closed to updates. You can make a new report in the same location. Please reference 2023152 in your new report if it is an update on this one.


Fairfax is an environmentally conscious community situated in the heart of central Marin County and is considered the most progressive of Marin’s 11 incorporated cities. Within a 30-minute drive of San Francisco to the South or the Pt. Reyes National Seashore to the West, the community is home to many local artists and musicians. Housing costs are reasonable by Marin County standards.
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