MANCHESTER, Mo. – Voters in unincorporated St. Louis County turned down a proposal that called for the City of Manchester to annex roughly two square miles of land.
For voters in the City of Manchester and applicable parts of unincorporated St. Louis County, this was raised in Tuesday’s special election as “Proposition A.”
In order to move forward with plans for annexation, voters in both Manchester and unincorporated St. Louis County needed to approve the issue.
Voters in Manchester approved the effort with 80% of votes in favor of annexation. Voters in unincorporated St. Louis County rejected the effort with 78% of votes against annexation.
Proposals initially called for annexation of a busy stretch of Manchester Road that is home to numerous businesses. Nearly 6,500 people live in the unincorporated area.
It’s a decision that has people divided and is not without controversy. Manchester Mayor Mike Clement and St. Louis County Executive Sam Page both actively campaigned and urged voters to make an informed choice.
Page had raised concerns that if the annexation passes, property taxes for people currently in the unincorporated area of St. Louis County will go up, and they’ll lose the close relationship they have with county police. Some people also fear their property value will decrease if the annexation passes.
The city of Manchester argued taxes are why St. Louis County is opposing the annexation. Manchester’s officials released a statement a couple of months ago, saying in part: “St. Louis County is facing a deficit, and they want to keep local tax dollars elsewhere in the county, not in the annex area.”
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April 08, 2013 - 4:33 PM
A new sports complex is becoming a reality.
Saturday's referendum saw 4303 yes votes to borrowing up to $7.5 million over the next 20 years to build a sports facility beside Okanagan College.
There were 3917 votes opposed to the project.
Out of an eligible 45,095 voters, 8220 came out to cast their ballots.
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Pedestrian impacts: Pathway enhancement work to occur near Norris and Patton Halls
From: The Division of Campus Planning, Infrastructure, and Facilities
To accommodate pathway enhancement work occurring between Patton and Norris Halls on approximately Wednesday, Aug. 2 - Thursday, Aug. 10, the pathway between those buildings will be intermittently closed for short periods of time.
During enhancement work, pedestrians are encouraged to exercise caution and obey all posted signage.
Pedestrians may also utilize the Campus Closures Map to assist with navigation.
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Many of the big-budget regeneration projects since the 1980s made attempts to involve residents in their community's transformation, some more successfully than others.
The Big Local is the latest programme to attempt resident-led change at neighbourhood level. Through it, the Big Lottery Fund in England is investing up to £200m in 150
neighbourhoods. Each area – covering between 3,000 to 10,000 people receives an endowment of at least £1m to be spent over 10 years.
There are some key differences between the Big Local and earlier schemes. While earlier regeneration schemes have been largely professional-led, even where
residents were involved, decision-making in Big Local areas rests firmly with boards requiring a minimum of 50% resident representation.
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Reconfiguring a Lot - Development Permit for Subdivision (1 into 4 Lots)
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11 Dundee Street, Bray Park QLD 4500
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Project to gum up West End
UGI replacing gas lines along Bloomsburg side streets next week
By Julye Wemple - Press Enterprise Writer
Published: March 12, 2021
BLOOMSBURG — Residents and travelers in the town’s West End will face delays and detours next week when UGI starts to replace main gas lines along several side...


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Some Troy Hill residents may experience low water pressure or service interruption Thursday because of a valve replacement project, the Pittsburgh Water and Sewer Authority said.
The work will take place from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Tours Street. Residents of Tours, Ley and Veronica streets, Straubs Lane and Liedertafel Way may be affected.
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Selfie takers will get better view of the sea; smart carts set to replace old kiosks
The Greater Chennai Corporation has started removing structures that have reportedly emerged as eyesores to visitors on the Marina beach.
Civic officials have ordered removal of petty shops on the Marina beach near the “Namma Chennai” art work. The art work symbolises the city and is expected to attract many visitors after its inauguration by Chief Minister Edappadi K. Palaniswami this month.
“We removed all shops near the art work. After the removal of the encroachments, the Namma Chennai selfie point will get better visibility. Those who take selfie near Namma Chennai artwork will get a better view of the beach and the sea,” said an official. “We do not want encroachments to be captured in every selfie taken by residents near the art work,” said the official.
Push for smart carts
A senior official of the Corporation said the smart carts would replace all shops that ruined the aesthetics of the Marina beach. The first batch of smart shops were expected shortly.
Just 47 vendors on the Marina beach submitted applications on Monday. On Tuesday, 52 beach vendors submitted applications for allotment of smart carts.
As many as 12,465 applications have been distributed so far.


'Temptations' is a vivid urban photography series by Nick Frank and Jeanette Hägglund. The collection is a series of vibrant and colorful images taken from architecturally unique structures in metropolitan areas. Despite being visually complex, much of the details captured in the series are quite minimalist.
The images in Temptations vary from jagged balconies, different sized windows and undulating building facades in Copenhagen and Malmö. Many of the architectural details are geometric in nature, yet create a dizzying visual effect. Frank and Hägglund were able to capture such vivid images at precise angles that showcase each of the building's unique details. The duo make an effort to photograph eye-catching and vibrant structures, giving the collection a whimsical and playful touch.


Seguinon is an interior barangay of Salcedo. It is located 7.5 kilometers northwest of the town proper of Salcedo, 25.5 kilometers from the town proper of Guiuan, and 87.5 kilometers south east of Borongan City (the capital City of E. Samar). From the east you can found Barangay Iberan, on West is Barangay Caridad, in North is Barangay Abejao,
Matarinao Bay and on the South is Barangay Talangdawan/ Barangay Naparaan.
Barangay Seguinon is accessible by trucks, mini bus, jeep and single motorcycle. Public utility vehicles are only available during daytime. People in the community prefer to walk in going out to the national highway because of limited vehicles.
The Barangay has a total land area of 462.93 hectares (source: MENRO Salcedo-2009). The land use distribution is not yet planned. Hence, there is no specific measure of areas for residential, institutional, agricultural, etc.


The full project cycle was incorporated from geomorphic assessment to construction management for the Swan River foreshore adjacent to Ascot Racecourse. A geomorphic assessment, including impact of historic works, was conducted to determine the cause of recent erosion at the site. Concept designs, detailed designs, construction drawings and technical specifications included rock revetments, a scour toe and renourishment. Construction management of the revetment and scour toe at the western foreshore was completed in early 2013.
The designs for the eastern foreshore incorporate a grouted rock revetment, scour toe, geocell, retaining walls, drainage and concrete footpath design. Construction management for the work at the eastern extent of the racecourse will follow after funding is secured.


Tuesday, December 19, 2017
7:30 p.m. – Old Town House
I. APPROVAL OF MINUTES – Minutes – December 5, 2017
Site Walk 12/10/17 – Michal Stach, 10 Mallory Lane
Arthur Shilstone, 42 Picketts Ridge Rd.
Application #17-12, Paula S. Cartoun Credit Shelter Trust (owners), Michael J. Mazzucco, P.C. (agent), 42 Wayside Lane. Received 11/07/17. Discussion and possible vote on an application for regulated activities associated with a two-lot subdivision. Site Walk 11/11/17. Discussion 12/05/17.
Application #17-14, Florian Spiekermann/Lisa Tancredi, 6 Long Ridge Road. Received 11/21/17. Discussion and possible vote on an application for construction of a dry stone bridge over a stream.
Site Walk 12/03/17. Discussion 12/05/17.
Application #17-15, Michal Stach (owner), Rick Jaccarino (agent), 10 Mallory Lane. Received 11/21/17. Discussion and possible vote on an application to construct a garage/barn within the regulated area. Site Walk 12/10/17.
Application #17-16, Arthur Shilstone (owner), Kate Throckmorton, Environmental Land Solutions, LLC (agent), 42 Picketts Ridge Road. Received 12/05/17. Discussion and possible vote on an application to dredge an existing pond. Site Walk 12/10/17.
Application #17-17, Nancy Herron Ruben (owner), Nazzaro, Inc. (agent), 14 Ridgewood Drive. To receive and discuss an application to repair a septic system within the regulated area.
Discussion of the Town of Redding Open Space Plan 2018.
III. CHAIRMAN’S REPORT


Will Metro go as far as Quantico?
Louise Sipes commutes from her home in Stafford by car to Springfield and then takes Metrorail into work in downtown D.C.
On the way back, however, she can ride the rail only as far as Springfield.
“It's still a drive home,” she says. “I would love to be able to take it all the way to Quantico.”
Prince William County is one of the fastest growing areas in the entire D.C. region.
But right now, you can only ride the rails into Fairfax County. Thousands a day have to hop buses to continue their commute south.
Watch Horace Holmes’ report.


Arlington County Government offices and services are operating on modified schedules for Memorial Day on Mon., May 29, 2023.
The Stormwater Management and Watershed Management programs control stormwater runoff for the purposes of reducing downstream erosion, water quality degradation and flooding as well as mitigating the adverse effects of land use on the aquatic environment. Projects include:
Green Streets Program
Stormwater Management Program


The City of Las Cruces Parks and Recreation Department will station two roll-off containers, provided by Las Cruces Utilities Solid Waste, at Frenger Park, 800 Parkview Dr. and at Gomez Park, 2283 S. Espina St. on December 19 – 20 as part of the City Council District 2 “Mask Up to Clean Up!” event.
The roll-off containers can be used to get rid of yard waste, bags of trash, large unwanted items without going to the city landfill. Containers will be in place beginning at 8 a.m. on Saturday until Monday morning.
The City Council District 2 event will be the last clean-up until COVID restrictions are eased. Future dates will be scheduled in City Council Districts for clean-ups and made available as the State of New Mexico’s Public Health and Executive Orders permit.
Previously postponed District 1 – Mayor Pro Tem Kasandra A. Gandara
December 19 District 2 – Councilor Tessa Abeyta-Stuve
Location of Roll-Off Containers: Frenger Park, 800 Parkview Dr.,
Gomez Park, 2283 S. Espina St.
January 23 - Postponed District 3 – Councilor Gabriel Vasquez
February 20 - Postponed District 4 – Councilor Johana Bencomo
March 20 - Postponed District 5 – Councilor Gill M. Sorg
April 17 - Postponed District 6 – Councilor Yvonne M. Flores
“Team Up to Clean Up!” is a beautification program initiated in 2019 to help reverse the prospect of neighborhood deterioration and enhance the quality of life in the city. “Mask Up to Clean Up!” is a call to enlist the community to voluntarily pitch in to do clean-ups where they live that create a cleaner, safer, and healthier environment.
For more information, please contact the Parks and Recreation Department at 575/541-2550.


Community Improvement Awards
The Community Improvement Award Program, sponsored by the Huntingdon County Chamber of Commerce and the Huntingdon County Planning Commission, is intended to recognize excellence in development. Award categories include new construction, preservation, community spirit and special merit.
Award Nominations for the 2019 Awards are being accepted between November 18, 2019 and January 6, 2020, with nominations due no later than 4 p.m. on January 6, 2020. A full Award Application will be sent to the owner(s) of nominated projects. Completed Applications are due no later than 4 p.m. on February 3, 2020.
The 2019 Award Nomination Forms are available under Related Links on this page or by calling the Huntingdon County Chamber of Commerce at 814-643-1110.


The sixth annual Tacoma Bike Swap will start at 10 a.m. Saturday at the University of Puget Sound Memorial Fieldhouse.
The swap has something of interest to all bike riders, including new cyclists, commuters, racers, trail riders and families. There will be people and vendors selling bikes, parts and accessories.
There also will be groups handing out cycling maps, representatives from local riding groups and clubs and a children’s bicycle safety rodeo.
The free event, which runs until 2 p.m., will be in the UPS Fieldhouse at North 11th Street and Union Avenue, Tacoma.Staff report


Despite approving a new sign ordinance in June, the City Council is not done discussing the issue.
Mayor Kim Carter announced Monday night that she has not signed into law the ordinance passed by the council at its June 20 meeting and intended to veto it and bring it up for discussion again when the entire council could be present. Council members Janet Goodman and Mike Whatley were absent from Monday's meeting.
Carter said she was concerned that the ordinance was changed during the second reading without time for reflection and she wanted to make sure the final document was thorough.
"This is one of those things, if we don't get it right the first time, and things go up, they get grandfathered in and it's hard to go back," she said.
Of particular concern was that certain items -- such as roof signs, courtesy benches, trash cans and other items including a sign or message, pennants, streamers and balloons -- had been removed from the prohibited list by the council during the second reading.
However, those items were not listed as permissible in the ordinance, nor defined as where they would be allowed. If they are not specifically listed in the ordinance as permissible, they still will be prohibited, according to Senior Planner Scott Gaither.
Gaither drafted amendments for the council's consideration that specified zoning districts for roof and temporary signs. The draft limits roof signs to the corridor mixed-use district while temporary signs requiring permits -- such as pennants, streamers and balloons -- would be allowed in corridor mixed use, light and heavy industrial districts, so long as they are not higher than the building.
The draft also establishes a one-time annual fee of $25 for temporary signs. As previously approved by the council, temporary signs could go up five times per year for 30 days at a time.
However, none of this is final, as the council agreed to table the issue and call a work session for further discussion. A date has not yet been set.
Councilmen Chris Smith and Keith Dalton have both said it's not right that the city can place what would be classified as temporary signs for a business -- the signs on lampposts in downtown Covington -- without penalty.
"If we can go up to the Square as a city and put 50 banners on light posts, how can we tell merchants they can't do that?" Smith said.
Gaither said those signs are exempt from regulations because they are official signs of the local government. He said all these issues will hopefully be hashed out at the upcoming work session.
Smart Growth Newton County is encouraging the city to take another look at the ordinance before making it into law. Smart Growth President Jonathan Paschal said the ordinance passed by the council is flawed and increases opportunities for clutter because it does not regulate roof, temporary and permitted signs.
"We just think you moved far too quickly and made a mistake that can be easily corrected," he said.
Following discussion with Attorney Ed Crudup, Carter said she would not veto the ordinance but ask that it be tabled. The council voted 3 to 1 to table the discussion with Dalton opposed.


Council eyes city budget
By Matt Caulder
Published in News on May 6, 2014 1:46 PM
No increase in utility or solid waste treatment fees. No funding for WAGES. And no new taxes -- unless, of course, the city's $18.9 million Parks and Recreation bond passes today. The Goldsboro City Council got its first look...
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The Carré is a stylish pavilion, featuring an attractively shaped pagoda roof and white wall panels and a white canvas roof. The Carré can also be equipped in part or entirely with glass panels. This creates a panoramic view and a luxurious appearance. The Carré can be connected in an endless number of configurations.
Another option are attractive arched windows that can be opened up to create a hospitable atmosphere. The Carré is equipped with a ventilation system as well as an unique integrated drainage system, which drains rainwater via the corner pillars. This tent can be easily connected to existing buildings. The Carré meets the most stringent European standards with regards to construction and fire safety.
Dimensions: 6 x 6 metres or 8 x 8 metres


1200 Howell St, Seattle, WA 98101
Year Built: 2019
Number of Stories: 40
Number of Units: 389
Currently in development, NEXUS will soon stand at Howell and Minor in Seattle’s up-and-coming “East Village” neighborhood. An advanced modern design meets state-of-the-art technology to create a never before enjoyed Seattle lifestyle.
NEXUS will serve as a vertical village, where luxurious units will be complemented by common spaces that include guest suites, co-working spaces, a media room, “Sky Lounge,” outdoor entertaining areas with fireplaces and barbecues, and more.


17 Finished lots in City of Bellevue and Bellevue Schools. Lake Washington views from some lots super easy access to 405 but tucked away in the trees. $549,990 per lot x 17 lots. Call me about your builder who wants to close on some kind of a take-down? Let's make it work for your builder. Building Permit for model home already submitted. Pull it in 60-90 days and be ready for summer of 2020 market.


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Two municipalities in Dufferin are the recipients of a combined $289,000 in infrastructure funding from the federal government.
Dufferin-Caledon MP David Tilson delivered word of the two separate funding announcements in both Shelburne and Mono on Tuesday (Jan. 8).
The money came from the federal government’s Community Infrastructure Improvement Fund (CIIF), which aims to upgrade community facilities across Canada.
As a result, Shelburne will receive $169,711, while Mono has gained $120,020. The former will use the welcomed dough to rehabilitate the soccer field at Greenwood Park, while Mono will upgrade accessibility and lighting features at the Monora Park Community Centre.
“Our government … is demonstrating its continued support for communities across Canada,” Tilson said in a news release. “We’re helping to boost economic activity and maintain a high quality of life for residents of all ages.”


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The Governor of Enugu State Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi has formally announced the commencement of the first-ever flyover bridge project by the state government, located at the intractable Abakpa Nike/Nike Lake/T-Junction road, in Enugu East Local Government Area of the state, on Tuesday, March 9, 2021.
Speaking when he inspected the project site’s readiness for work commencement, alongside the Commissioners for Works and Infrastructure and Housing, Engr. Greg Nnaji and Hon. Vitus Okechi respectively, the Commissioner for Information, Nnanyelugo Chidi Aroh, maintained that the government’s order announcing a shutdown of the road by midnight of Monday, March 8, stands.
He added that the contractor assured him that he would deliver the project before the end of 2021.
The Information Commissioner said the flyover project, when completed, would ease traffic gridlock in the area.
Also speaking, the Works Commissioner, Nnaji, stated that the contractor had been fully mobilized and was ready for the take-off of the project, pointing out that five roads have been designated for public use as diversions.
Engr. Nnaji who said that the five designated roads are being announced on air, listed them to include, Abakpa Nike Last Bus Stop-Oda Ngene- Umuchigbo-Nike Harmony Estate Adoration Road Junction; Bishop Shanahan- Ugbene 11-Ugbo Ndafe-Ama Owelle- Alulu-EELG HQ-Nkwor Nike Junction, and Emene-Adoration Ministries Pilgrimage Center- Harmony Estate- Umuchigbo bye-pass.
Others are Abakpa Nike Road-Liberty Junction- Ogwuagor- Uzo Aku Layout- Umuchigbo Harmony Estate Adoration Pilgrimage Centre, and Nike Lake Road- Ugwueke Junction- Igwe Edward Nnaji Palace- Enugu East Development Center-Amangwu Umuenwene – Oda Ngene- Umuchigbo Harmony Estate Adoration Pilgrimage Centre.
Gov. Ugwuanyi had inspected the designated road diversions to ensure their accessibility and readiness prior to the closure of the Nike Lake/T-Junction road for construction work.
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The Law Courts of Brussels or Brussels Palace of Justice (French: Palais de Justice, Dutch Justitiepaleis) is the most important Court building in Belgium, and is a notable landmark of Brussels. It was built between 1866 and 1883 in the eclectic style by architect Joseph Poelaert. The total cost of the construction, land and furnishings was somewhere in the region of 45 million Belgian francs. It is the biggest building constructed in the 19th century.
The Brussels Palace of Justice is bigger than St. Peter's Basilica in Rome. The building is currently 160 by 150 meters, and has a total built ground surface of 26,000 m². The 104 meter high dome weighs 24,000 tons. The building has 8 courtyards with a surface of 6000 m², 27 large court rooms and 245 smaller court rooms and other rooms. Situated on a hill, there is a level difference of 20 meters between the upper and lower town, which results in multiple entrances to the building at different levels.


The City of St. Helens, incorporated in 1889, currently has a Council-Mayor form of government consisting of a Mayor, elected to a two-year term, and four Council members, elected to four-year terms. At each biennial general election, the Mayor and two Councilors are elected. All positions are non-partisan and each Council member represents all residents.
The City Council is the head of our municipal government structure.
The City’s structure is as follows:
Community Development Department
Municipal Court Judge
- Public Safety
- Code Enforcement
Boards & Commissions (serving in an advisory capacity)
- Arts and Cultural Commission
- Bicycle and Pedestrian Commission
- Budget Committee
- Library Board
- Parks Commission
- Planning Commission
- Tourism Committee
- And various ad hoc committees.
All members of these boards and commissions are appointed by the City Council and serve at its pleasure.


Crafting a municipal noise ordinance is a balancing act that includes standards and variables.
The standards are measurable decibel levels necessary for enforcement.
The variables are residents' differing tolerances for volume and content (one person's music is another person's cacophony).
The Jefferson City Council on Monday approved a noise ordinance that strikes a delicate balance.
Council members, who adopted the measure on a 9-1 vote, wisely took their time with the proposal and listened to constituents, and critics.
The result is an ordinance that specifies decibel levels, both commercial and residential, during both daytime and nighttime hours, measured from a fixed distance.
In short, the ordinance advances specifics and accounts for variables - in both time and location.
Maximum allowed noise levels are:
• In commercial areas, 80 decibels in daytime and 75 decibels during nighttime.
• In residential areas, 60 decibels in daytime and 55 decibels during nighttime.
Daytime begins at 7 a.m. and extends to 9 p.m. from Sunday through Thursday and to 10 p.m. on Friday and Saturday.
Sound levels are measured 50 feet from the source.
No noise ordinance will satisfy every resident.
Although perfection on this matter is elusive, the council has adopted a reasonable, and enforceable, city ordinance.


ISWG (pronounced izzy-wig) is a coalition of 14 municipalities in the greater Portland and Saco areas (Biddeford, Cape Elizabeth, Cumberland, Falmouth, Freeport, Gorham, Old Orchard Beach, Portland, Saco, Scarborough, South Portland, Westbrook, Windham, and Yarmouth) that work collaboratively to implement Clean Water Act permit(s). The permit aims to reduce the impact of stormwater pollution on local waterways. In Maine, the Department of Environmental Protection administers this permit on behalf of the US Environmental Protection Agency.
The Cumberland County Soil and Water Conservation District (CCSWCD) coordinates ISWG and provides regional support and implementation of many of the permit’s six required minimum control measures (MCMs).
Follow the links to the right to learn more about the work ISWG is doing in the greater Portland and Saco regions.
CCSWCD Contact Information
Cumberland County Soil and Water Conservation District
35 Main Street, Suite #3
Windham, Maine 04062
Regulated Municipalities and Contact Information
- Biddeford: Tom Milligan, City Engineer, 207-284-9118
- Cape Elizabeth: Robert Malley, Director of Public Works, 207-799-4151
- Cumberland: Laura Neleski, Stormwater Coordinator, 207-829-2220
- Falmouth: Jamie Mason, Town Engineer, 207-699-5371,
- Freeport: Adam Bliss, Town Engineer, 207-865-4461
- Gorham: Gretchen Anderson, Stormwater Compliance Officer, 207-892-9062
- Old Orchard Beach: Megan McLaughlin, Assitant Planner, 207-937-5636
- Portland: Doug Roncarati, Stormwater Program Coordinator, 207-874-8848
- Saco: Joe Laverriere, City Engineer, 207-284-6641
- Scarborough: Angela Blanchette, Town Engineer, 207-730-4043
- South Portland: Fred Dillon, Stormwater Coordinator, 207-767-7611 x 4138
- Westbrook: Lynn Leavitt, Sustainability Coordinator, 207-591-8135
- Windham: Gretchen Anderson, Stormwater Compliance Officer, 207-892-1909
- Yarmouth: Steve Johnson, Town Engineer, 207-846-2401


The complex consists of two parts: a new industrial warehouse building with an area of 3200 sq.m. and an area of 1 hectare and a complex that includes offices (fully furnished) with an area of 250sq.m. , workshops and warehouses with an area of 1500 sq.m. , area 1.2 hectares.
Sale by parts is possible.
Year of construction / delivery: 2001 – 2010
Infrastructure (up to 500 meters), transport interchange, market
Warehouse cost when selling $ 700,000


Victoria Park can be found next to the Kennet and Avon Canal and just near Parkway Shopping.
What is at Victoria Park?
In Victoria Park you will find tennis courts, Newbury Bowling Club, the bandstand plus a Community Cafe (we visited during a weekend in January and it was closed).
There is loads of open green space plus a boating pond and large skate park.
You will also find a good sized play area in the park. There are two giant helter-skelter slides, an obstacle course, swings for toddlers and older children, zip wire, see-saw, roundabout, small climbing frame and slide and more.
Next to the play area is also a splash pad which is opening again in May and an enclosed sandpit. The rest of the play area isn’t enclosed.
You will also find a statue of Queen Victoria and four lions in Victoria Park.
The park is in easy walking distance of Newbury town centre.
Where is Victoria Park?
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PM to start new metro projects ?
Mumbai - PM Modi is going to visit Mumbai on 19th November and will attend Coldplay concert. BJP and MMRDA is planning to get foundation stone for metro laid by PM during this visit .Though it is not yet officially announced. The foundation stone ceremony will be for Metro 2-b D.N. Nagar - Bandra - Mankhurd and Metro -4 Wadala -Ghatkopar -Thane -Kasaravadvali routes. Though MMRDA co-project director of public relations Dilip Kavathkar refused to comment about it.


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Belfast Zoo is owned by Belfast City Council.
The council spends £1.5 million every year on running and promoting the zoo, which is one of the few local government-funded zoos in the UK and Ireland.
The zoo's work is overseen by the council's City Growth and Regeneration Committee. The committee is made up of locally elected councillors.
Visit www.belfastcity.gov.uk for more information about Belfast City Council.


August 22, 2019
Hickory Grove Residents:
Thank you for your continued cooperation during the Hickory Grove Road project.
The contractor is currently paving Hickory Grove from Woodward Avenue to Lahser Road. As of today, this portion of the road is expected to be open before the Labor Day holiday, depending on weather conditions.
The infrastructure improvements on Hickory Grove near Lahser Road will require the segment of road between Hickory Grove to Woodward to remain closed until the culvert repairs are completed. This work is expected to last through the beginning of September.
Please contact Jamie Spivy at (810) 656-7531 if you have questions about the project.
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PLANNING & ZONING
Wednesday, JULY 3, 2019
There will be a Planning & Zoning committee meeting on Wednesday, July 3, 2019, 1:00 p.m. in the City Council Chambers, City Hall, 1104 Broadway.
This meeting is held to discuss implications for Municipalities with the laws for medical marijuana.
This meeting is open to the public.
Dated this 2nd day of July 2019 and posted at 10:00 a.m.


Lansdowne Park Re-Opening Information Meeting – June 17
An information meeting on Lansdowne Park’s re-opening will be hosted by the Glebe Community Association on Tuesday, June 17, from 7-9 p.m. at the Glebe Community Centre. After two years of construction, Lansdowne Park will begin a phased opening this summer, with football and/or soccer games taking place most weekends starting July 18th. At the information meeting representatives from the City of Ottawa and the Ottawa Sports and Entertainment Group will explain transportation arrangements that will be in effect for Lansdowne events. All are welcome to attend.


In landscaping, the design and layout of outdoor spaces, there is an ever-increasing demand for permanent greenery all year round.
This is why greater use is also being made of synthetic turf in modern landscape design, as well as natural grass.
And with good reason:
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- The Estate product series from Polytan offers a selection of synthetic turf types ideally suited to landscaping requirements.
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The water main and services will be replaced on Clarke Court & Garden Street on or after March 8, weather dependent. The Water Department notify homeowners in advance of any planned disruptions to their water service. Traffic may be detoured during construction for safety reasons; please be patient and plan accordingly. Affected homes will always be accessible during construction.
For more information or questions, please contact the Water Division at 781-784-1525 x2315.


East Mercer Way Paving All of Next Week
Prep work along East Mercer Way last week; click
for Public Works Department information
Now that significant prep work is mostly complete, next week contractor crews plan to pave East Mercer Way from the 4300 block to SE 53rd Place, weather permitting. The City anticipates it will take all five days to complete, paving one direction at a time and starting southbound.
Flaggers will allow alternating through traffic in the other lane, but delays of up to
10 minutes may be possible, primarily due to dumptruck access needs. Work hours will be 7:30am to 5:00pm daily.
Thank you in advance for your patience; please contact the
Public Works Department
with questions or concerns at


Archive: March 2021
District of Sechelt Council will receive the results of the alternative approval process and consider the adoption of Loan Authorization Bylaw No. 594, 2020 (Public Works/Parks Operations Centre) at the Regular Council Meeting of March 17, 2021. See article for more details.
The March 17, 2021 Regular Council meeting AMENDED agenda is available on the District's website. See article for Zoom meeting details.
The March 10, 2021 Committee of the Whole meeting agenda is available on the District's website. See article for Zoom meeting details.
The March 10, 2021 Regular Council to Closed meeting agenda is available on the District's website. See article for Zoom meeting details.
Notice is given that a Housing Advisory Committee meeting will be held on March 11, 2021 at 7pm conducted via an online Zoom meeting platform. See article for Zoom meeting details.
The District of Sechelt’s Housing Committee spearheaded a community meeting on March 1 to address the urgent need to provide safe and secure housing for residents of the Sunshine Coast. This collective of community groups, local governments, and the federal MP developed a Call to Action to take back to their respective organizations and governments for endorsement and support. A commitment was made by all to meet and identify initiatives that could be moved forward immediately and create the structures to make them happen. This collective is lead and managed by elected officials and community group representatives.


A bid to open a new Church of England free primary school in Quedgeley is being proposed by the Diocese of Gloucester Academies Trust (DGAT).
Local residents, parents, businesses, schools and community groups are invited to share their views about whether a new school is something that is needed, required and welcomed in Quedgeley. DGAT is also asking for feedback regarding the proposed site off Clearwater Drive.
Schools in the area are already at capacity and more housing is planned locally. The proposed school would have places for 210 primary school children and would open by September 2017.
Consultations will be held at Quedgeley Village Hall on Monday, 22 February, 3pm to 5pm with a further two at Quedgeley Community Centre on Tuesday, 23 February, 6pm to 8pm and Wednesday, 24 February 9am to 11am.
You can read more and leave your feedback at www.dgat.org.uk/new-school by 28 February.


The East Tawas City Council adopted ordinance #358 on May 16, 2022, which addresses the floodplain management provisions of the state construction code. The ordinance will go into effective June 7, 2022. Click here to view the full ordinance.
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Detour - Routes 11, 11M, 11K & 23 - Road Construction (UPDATED: 10/22/18)
Published: Expires: 10/22/2018
Effective Monday, October 22nd, the intersection of 19th Ave. E. and E. 8th St. will be closed for construction causing DTA Routes 11, 11M, 11K and 23 to be detoured.
The detour will be is as follows:
OUTBOUND: Via regular route to E. 8th St. and 18th Ave. E. then detour via left on 18th AE to E. 9th St., right on E. 9th St. to 19th Ave. E. and regular route.
INBOUND: Reverse routing of outbound detour.


To me these three pictures summarize New York. From the different trains, the building shape, to the map. New York is all about buildings, everywhere you go you see incredible different types of building structures. When you go to a train station you always see the trains there are to take on that station. Trains is a broad way of transportation for all in New York. From the many ways to get around for all the people in this city there are always maps and help for the citizens of this place.


Both the Barton County Commission and the Great Bend City Council meet Tuesday.
The Barton County Commission will meet at 9 a.m. Tuesday at the Barton County Courthouse, 1400 Main in Great Bend. The agenda includes a contribution to the Golden Belt Veterans Memorial, an interlocal agreement with Great Bend for the Neighborhood Revitalization Program and the Fiscal Year 2016 Emergency Management Performance Grant Program.
The Great Bend City Council will meet at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the City Office, 1209 Williams. The agenda includes improvements to the Events Center, the presentation of a grant from Be Well Barton County and upgrades to the city’s phone system.


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Fall 2019 Comment Period and Public Hearings
On September 6, 2019, the Arizona Department of Transportation released the Draft Tier 1 Environmental Impact Statement (Draft Tier 1 EIS(link is external) ) for the North-South Corridor Study. The Draft Tier 1 EIS is available for review on the DEIS page and at several locations in the study area.
The public hearings will take place at the locations, dates, and times listed below. The same information will be provided at each public hearing.


This weekend is the Brooklyn Half Marathon, the Turkish Day Festival, and the Wall St Run & Heart Walk. Many MTA buses will be detoured for these events. The M train will be suspended for the next 8 weekends and the LIRR is introducing new timetables. Continue reading for more information.
Use Moovit’s trip plans, real-time and service alerts to spend your weekend the way you want to!
Ongoing and Upcoming Service Changes:
Starting tomorrow, May 19th, weekend service for the M train will be suspended for 8 consecutive weekends. MTA is providing a free shuttle service between Metropolitan Av and Myrtle Av. From there, please transfer to the J train or the L train. Please check Moovit for trip plans and service alerts
These service changes will be in effect between 9:45 p.m. Friday and 5:00 a.m. Monday on the following weekends:
- May 19 – May 22
- June 3 – June 5
- June 9 – June 12
- June 16 – June 19
- June 23 – June 26
- June 30 – July 4
- July 7 – July 10
And between 9:45 p.m. Friday and 5:00 a.m. Tuesday through Memorial Day weekend:
- May 26 – May 30
New timetables take effect on all LIRR branches
- Off-peak schedules have been revised on most branches while we continue to upgrade our infrastructure.
- Seasonal extra service on the Montauk, Ronkonkoma, and Long Beach Branches returns on Friday, May 26.
Weekend Events and MTA Service Changes
Manhattan’s Wall St Run & Heart Walk will take play this Thursday, some MTA buses will be on detour between 3:30 pm and 8:30 pm.
- No M9 service between Murray St at West St and South End Ave at Albany St
- M15 buses will be detoured in both directions between South St at Whitehall St and Pearl St at Robert F Wagner Sr Pl
- M15-SBS stops at South Ferry Terminal, Water St at Wall St, and Pearl St at Fulton St will be closed in both directions
- No M20 service between West St at Vesey St and States St at Whitehall St
- No M22 service between West St at Chambers St and Vesey St at North End Ave, eastbound buses are detoured
- No M55 service between Chambers St at Church St and State St at Whitehall St
The Turkish Day Festival is this Saturday, May 20th! Between 10:00 am and 7:00 pm, Northbound BM1, BM2, BM3 and BM4 stops on Madison Ave at E 48th St and E 54th St will be closed.
The Brooklyn Half Marathon is this Sunday, May 21th. Several MTA buses will be detoured from 4:00 am till 12:00 pm.
- B1 buses will be detoured in both directions between Brighton Beach Ave at Coney Island Ave and 86th St at Shell Rd
- B3 stops along Avenue U between Coney Island Ave and McDonald Ave will be closed
- B4 buses will be detoured between Neptune Ave at Coney Island Ave and Shell Rd at Avenue Z
- No B6 service on Avenue J between E 5th St and E 9th S
- No B8 service on 18th Ave between Coney Island Ave and E 3rd St
- No B9 service between Avenue M at E 9th St and E 5th St at Avenue N
- No B11 service between Coney Island Ave at Avenue J and McDonald Ave at Avenue I
- No B16 service between Caton Ave at McDonald Ave and Lincoln Rd at Flatbush Ave
- B35 buses will be detoured from Church Ave in both directions between Coney Island Ave and McDonald Ave
- B36 buses will be detoured between Coney Island Ave at Avenue Z and Surf Ave at W 20th St
- B41 buses will be detoured from Flatbush Ave between Washington Ave and 7th Ave
- No B43 service between Flatbush Ave at Lincoln Rd and Empire Blvd at Washington Ave
- No B48 service between Lincoln Rd at Flatbush Ave and Classon Ave at Lincoln Pl
- No B68 service between Brighton Beach Ave at Brighton 4th St and Coney Island
- B68 buses will be detoured in Windsor Terrace
- B69 buses will be detoured between 7th Ave at Park Pl and Vanderbilt Ave at Plaza St East
- No B82 service on Kings Hwy between Coney Island Ave and E 5th St
- X28 buses will be detoured between Surf Ave at W 24th St and Cropsey Ave at Neptune Ave
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Rebids Due August 4: Yadkin River Park Trailhead
Due to a lack of bidders the project is being re-bid on Thursday August 4, 2022 at 2:00pm. Please refer
to the revised Notice to Bidders for additional details.
Original Bid notice posted below:
Pursuant to Section 143-129 of the General Statutes of North Carolina, sealed proposals for the Yadkin River Park Trailhead, for the Town of Spencer, North Carolina will be received on or before 2:00 PM, on Thursday, July 21, 2022, in the Town Hall, 460 Salisbury Avenue, Spencer NC 28159.
A pre-bid meeting will be held on Thursday, June 30, 2022 at 10:00 AM, at the project site located along the north side of HWY 70/ HWY 29 east of the intersection of HWY 70/29 and Fieldcrest Cannon Lane, Spencer, NC near the old Yadkin River Bridge (Wilcox Bridge) approach to the west side of the old bridge. Meet on the west side bridge approach in the open field. All prospective bidders are encouraged to attend.
The scope of work includes construction and or installation including project management, coordination, scheduling, staking & technical layout, site clearing and grubbing, selective demolition, erosion control, earthwork, storm sewer, concrete paving, decorative concrete, sidewalks, asphalt paving, pedestrian trail, permeable concrete pavers, retaining wall, guard rail, landscaping, site furnishings, and ancillary work illustrated in the contract documents.
Bidders shall be properly licensed under the state laws governing their respective trades and will be required to comply with all applicable statutes and regulations and those attached to and made a part of the proposal.
Proposal forms, plans, and specifications may be obtained from Benesch by submitting the following information to Michael DelVecchio at firstname.lastname@example.org: Company Name; Address; Phone No.; Email; Contact Person.
The Town of Spencer encourages the participation of minority and historically underutilized business enterprises. The Town of Spencer, North Carolina, reserves the right to reject any or all proposals.
Addendum 3 – Posted July 22, 2022


For details and more DART Orange Line updates, visit DART's Rail Construction Alerts page.
Orange Line: Notice of Public Meeting - 2014 DFW Service Change Proposals
Tuesday, March 25, 2014, 6:30 p.m.
DART Headquarters - Board Room
1401 Pacific Avenue, Dallas, Texas 75202
Pre-Public Hearing Community Meeting
Tuesday, March 18, 2014, 6:30 p.m.
Irving City Hall - Council Chambers
825 W. Irving Blvd., Irving, Texas 75060
A public hearing, preceded by a series of community meetings and an open house, has been scheduled to receive comments on proposed bus service changes related to the Orange Line's future extension to Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport. Proposed modifications:
The DART Board of Directors would act on these changes in April 2014, following the hearing. Implementation of the changes in conjunction with the rail extension, would occur no later than December 2014. All comments (written or oral) received during these events will be considered in evaluating the proposals.
For more details, visit the DART website.
Updated March 7


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Businesses based along the route of the Olympic cycling road race have complained that resurfacing work will divert customers away.
Overnight closures along the A24 between Dorking and Leatherhead will begin in June and last four weeks.
Residents and businesses claim they have received little detail as to how they will be affected.
However, Surrey County Council said information will be sent out before work starts.
The overnight roadworks are scheduled to start at 20:00 and finish at 06:00 BST.
Brian Thompson, who manages restaurant Frascati, said there is no clarity over how and when the work would be carried out.
He said: "When it comes to the evening trade people have to travel here using a car and we just cannot afford to not have people come here.
"There's currently a constant stream of cars and they will be diverted away and that's our trade.
"They [the council] don't care, they honestly don't care."
The cycling road race includes a 9.6-mile (15.5km) circuit around Box Hill before finishing in The Mall in London.
A council spokesman said: "The roadworks will not start until the middle of June but we had to apply for a road traffic order in advance.
"In the coming weeks we will be letting people know exactly what's happening and what we are doing to minimise any disruption."


ELDORADO – IDOT says starting Monday, weather permitting, lane closures will be in place on Illinois 142 over Indian Creek for bridge construction.
Traffic will be reduced to one lane and controlled by signals. The work is expected to last until June 15 of next year.
There will be a 10’ 8” width restriction on the bridge.
You should slow down, be alert for equipment and workers and use extreme caution while traveling through all work zones.
To avoid any delays, seek another route. Emergency vehicles will be allowed through the work zone as quickly as possible.


POMONA RANCH BUSINESS CENTER 6AB
PRBC is located five miles from the Fairplex at Pomona, which brings in an average 1.67 million visitors per year. Within an hour drive to three major airports. Adjacent to the Phillips Ranch area, a master-planned community with home values averaging of $500,000 and average annual household income over $86,000. Building is specially designed for energy efficiency and easy accessibility of passenger elevator and stairways.


Current and historical meeting information for Council and all its committees.
Learn about Council's structure, and our vision and community outcomes
To know where we're going, we've got to know where we've come from...
Find out what's happening: project plans, milestones, and completion dates.
We have a 24-hour, district-wide service for all dog and stock control calls.
All building work requires approval by Council through a building consent.
We maintain around 169km of footpaths, carry out regular maintenance to repair isolated footpath faults, and have a programme to rebuild about 4-5km of footpaths each year.
Footpaths wear out and become rough and untidy for a number of reasons including tree roots, work undertaken by power/gas/water or phone authorities and/or vehicles driving over them.
We are aware of the problems faced by users of mobility scooters and wheelchairs when getting around our district, however it is not possible to fix all the problems in the short term.
We are always keen to find out about these locations and have been developing a programme of work based upon our inspections and feedback from the community.
If you can identify any particular trip hazards on our footpath network please use contact us at email@example.com or call 0800 924 723.
Once we are aware of the issue an inspector will assess the fault and arrange for any repairs to be carried out.
To ensure that footpaths are easily accessible to the public (particularly outside local businesses), a permit is required to place tables and chairs on a public footpath.
How to apply for a permit
We appreciate the efforts of residents who maintain their own frontages so that little or no spraying is needed.
This helps to engender pride in the appearance of properties and to save everyone money.
In order to maintain the appearance and life of the various roading assets, weeds need to be controlled. Herbicides are generally used as the most cost effective way of control.
We have a register of residents throughout the city who do not wish to have any spraying undertaken on their road frontages.
Please contact us at firstname.lastname@example.org or call 0800 924 723 for more information.
Please keep any trees, shrubs and plants on your boundary or overhanging the road clear of the footpath so that pedestrians can use the path safely.
The area above the footpath to a height of 2.4m needs to be kept clear of overgrowth from trees, low shrubs, vines and hedges.


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We have been notified by the Vernon Police Department that Barry Drive North will have milling and paving done on October 5th through October 11th. On October 23rd through October 27th Maple Grange Road will have milling and paving work done. On October 30th there will also be guardrail replacement on Maple Grange Road. This will not affect your child’s bus stop location, but there may be some bus delays. Thank you for your cooperation in this matter.


AHMEDABAD: The Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation
) is taking erring contractors to task for delay in the civic projects. Putting an onus on the civic project contractors, the civic body has also proposed for monetary penalty for them.
This was discussed during the standing committee meeting of AMC on Wednesday. Also, the civic body fined Rs 40 lakh to contractor of BRTS project on Wednesday for delaying the work.
Standing committee, chairman, Asit Vora said, "The contractor has to pay the fine and also the civic body will now be releasing 20 per cent of their performance guarantee money in four years."
On the contractors delaying the project on flimsy grounds, Vora said, "We are proposing for a ten per cent cut in the remaining project cost after it crosses the stipulated deadline of completion of the civic project."
It will be applicable for contractors under JNNURM and other routine civic projects.


EWING, N.J. – The Route 29 SB lane that bypasses the two roundabouts and ramps within the I-295/Route 29 interchange (Exit 76) could be reopened to traffic for the first time in 20 months during overnight hours on Nov. 5.
The bypass lane was barricaded in late February 2020 to allow for construction of the Scudder Falls Toll Bridge’s second parallel span and a variety of other project tasks. The traffic lane most recently underwent complete reconstruction as part of the Scudder Falls Bridge Replacement Project.
To bring the reconstructed bypass lane online, the interchange’s northern roundabout and ramps will be closed and detoured from 8 p.m. Friday, Nov. 5, to 6 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 6.
Once the bypass lane is put back into service, work crews can shift their attention to other remaining project tasks – notably the reconstruction and paving of the two connector lanes between the interchange’s flanking roundabouts. That work is expected to begin the following week, starting on or about Nov. 8.
Later next week, the progression of final highway paving is expected to advance to the right lanes and shoulders of I-295 in the vicinity of the Taylorsville Road interchange (Exit 10). This will necessitate fluctuating overnight closures of interchange ramps leading to and from the highway. Posted detours will be via I-295’s nearby PA Route 332/Newtown-Yardley Road interchange (Exit 8).
As per the project construction contract, temporary lane closures will be suspended during polling hours on Tuesday (Election Day), ending at 8 p.m.
Meanwhile, the full schedule of possible project-related travel restrictions for the upcoming week of Oct. 31 is as follows:
New Jersey side
- I-295 SB – Intermittent off-peak single-lane travel 10 a.m. Monday to 5 a.m. Tuesday; 8 p.m. Tuesday to 5 a.m. Wednesday; and 10 a.m. to 5 a.m. (next day) Wednesday through Friday.
- I-295 NB and the Scudder Falls Toll Bridge (PA-Bound) – Intermittent off-peak single-lane travel 6 p.m. Monday to 6 a.m. Tuesday; 8 p.m. Tuesday to 3 p.m. Wednesday; and 6 p.m. to 3 p.m. (next day) Wednesday through Friday.
- Route 29 SB Bypass Lane – Continuing 24/7 closure with traffic shifted through the adjoining I-295/Route 29 interchange’s connector ramps and roundabouts for travel toward Trenton or onto I-295. This closure is expected to end during overnight hours on Friday, Nov.5.
- I-295/Route 29 interchange’s northern roundabout – OVERNIGHT closure with posted detour for affected ramps 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. (next day) Friday and Saturday. Affected motorists are advised to follow posted detours.
- NJ Route 175/Upper River Road – DAYTIME closure with detour via nearby Route 29 6 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday; and 6 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesday to Friday.
- NJ Route 175/Upper River Road entry ramp to I-295 SB – 24/7 closure continuing into November. DETOUR: Use the southern roundabout at the nearby I-295/Route 29 interchange to access the on-ramp for I-295 SB. (UPDATE: This closure is now projected to end on or about Nov. 15.)
- I-295/Taylorsville Road Interchange (Exit 10) – OVERNIGHT – Motorists are advised to follow posted detours for the following ramps, dates and times::
- Off-ramp from I-295 EB to Taylorsville Road closed and detours 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. (next day) Thursday and Friday;
- On-ramp from Taylorsville Road southbound (Yardley-bound direction) to I-295 EB/SB (NJ-bound direction) closed and detour 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. Friday, Nov. 5, to Monday, Nov. 8;
- On-ramp from Taylorsville Road southbound (New Hope-bound direction) to I-295 EB/SB (NJ-bound direction) closed and detour 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. Friday, Nov. 5, to Monday, Nov. 8.
- I-295 EB and Scudder Falls Bridge (NJ-bound) – Intermittent off-peak single-lane travel 10 a.m. Monday to 5 a.m. Tuesday; 8 p.m. Tuesday to 5 a.m. Wednesday; and 10 a.m. to 5 a.m. (next day) Wednesday through Friday
- I-295 WB – Intermittent off-peak single-lane pattern 6 p.m. Monday to 6 a.m. Tuesday; 8 p.m. Tuesday to 3 p.m. Wednesday; and 6 p.m. to 3 p.m. (next day) Wednesday through Friday.
- River Road/PA Route 32 – Brief traffic stoppages possible in the vicinity of where River Road/PA Route 32 crosses beneath the Scudder Falls (I-295) Toll Bridge, 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday; and Wednesday to Friday.
- Woodside Road from River Road to Park-n-Ride Lot – Potential short-term stoppages 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday; and Wednesday to Friday.
All aforementioned scheduled travel restrictions are subject to change due to weather, emergencies, traffic, and equipment/materials mobilization. Motorists are urged to allow extra time to reach their destinations, reduce speeds and exercise caution when travelling through project work areas.
Weekends – Aside from the northern roundabout closure during overnight hours on Nov. 5-6, no other project-related lane closures are scheduled for the weekends of Oct. 30-31 and Nov. 6-7.
Delaware Canal Towpath (PA side) – Around-the-clock closure of the towpath segment in the vicinity of the Scudder Falls Toll Bridge and its Pennsylvania I-295 approach. UPDATE: This closure has been extended to end on or about Nov. 5. The closure is allowing for completion of a new pedestrian crossing over the canal towpath near the Delaware River Joint Toll Bridge Commission’s 1799 House comfort station Woodside Road in Lower Makefield, PA.
Delaware & Raritan Canal Towpath (NJ side) – Possible closures/stoppages in the area of where the towpath crosses beneath NJ Route 29 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays to mid-November.
More information on the Scudder Falls Bridge Replacement Project is available at www.scudderfallsbridge.com.


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August 12 from 7:30 pm to midnight. There's one spot in the city that offers great views-the top of the old landfill. Did you know the city plans to make this a park? The 'park' will be opened for a special sneak peek-take in the view, the sunset, and as a bonus, the Perseid Meteor Shower.


CAMPAIGNERS have won a battle to slow down traffic after a spate of accidents in a Sheffield suburb.
Sheffield Council’s Northern Community Assembly has approved funding to reduce the speed limit on Worrall Road, between Hillsborough Golf Club and Worrall village, from 60mph to 40mph.
A scheme has also been approved to extend the section of Loxley Road, Loxley, which has a 30mph limit and establish a 40mph ‘buffer zone’ on the approach from Bradfield.
Dr Mary Cooke, who chairs Worrall Community Association and lives on Worrall Road, said: “There was quite a serious crash last year when residents ended up helping to deal with the aftermath, and I’ve had a car slide into the wall outside my house.”
Coun David Baker, Lib Dem councillor for Stannington ward, which includes Worrall and Loxley, said: “Cars speeding through both villages have been a major issue for some time.
“Having finally got agreement to put these restrictions in place, I hope that motorists stick to the new limits.
“We want to ensure the residents of Worrall and Loxley can feel safer.”
Work will take place at the same time as resurfacing under the £2 billion Streets Ahead scheme to revamp Sheffield’s crumbling roads, .
A total of £25,000 will be spent on road signs and the legal orders to bring in the lower speed limits, which are set to come into force by March.
Deputy Prime Minister and Hallam MP Nick Clegg said: “I’m delighted that after many months of work with councillors like David Baker, we have been able to find a solution.
“It is great news that Worrall and Loxley can look forward to safer roads.”
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Passengers of Reays T1419 route:
There are planned roadworks at Ireby commencing Monday 2nd October. This work is going to be done under traffic lights so there should be minimum delays. A closure may be necessary but this won’t be until November and details will be confirmed nearer the time.
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The Sewerage and Water Board of New Orleans said Tuesday (Dec. 20) the Napoleon Avenue neutral ground from Constance to Carondelet streets will be available for parade goers in time for the Krewe of Oshun, the first parade to roll Uptown Feb. 17 at 6 p.m.
Officials said a majority of the work is already complete in the area. The Army Corps of Engineers posted video to Facebook showing the completed box culvert beneath Napoleon. Now, crews must perform curb work and roadway restoration. The S&WB said sod will cover most, if not all, of the neutral ground by early next year.
Construction work began in October 2013. As of March, officials had targeted the $55.1 million project to be done by November 2016.
Maria Clark contributed to this article for NOLA.com | The Times-Picayune.


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Originally we had planned to be opening the ranges at this time. Due to COVID-19 and other delays we now anticipate opening the ranges January/February 2021 and to start sharing membership information in December 2020. These dates are subject to change as we await a building permit from the city. Keep following Range519 on facebook for the most up to date information.


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Mike Snyder is executive director of the Orlando Orange County Expressway Authority, which runs a 105-mile network of tolls roads. The authority recently raised tolls by 25 cents. He spoke with Sentinel staff writer Dan Tracy.
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Thames airport 'should be rejected' - MPs report
The government should reject the "Boris Island" Thames Estuary airport plan and expand Heathrow instead, a report by MPs has said.
Mayor of London Boris Johnson has argued for a new four-runway hub airport in the Thames Estuary, to the east of London.
The House of Commons Transport Committee said that would be hugely expensive and damage wildlife habitat.
It also said a new hub could lead to the closure of Heathrow.
Gatwick Airport said a third alternative, namely a second runway to the south of London, "will be the most deliverable solution and will provide the connections the UK needs whilst minimising environmental impacts".
But the Transport Committee said adding new runways to expand other existing airports was not a long-term solution and dismissed the Gatwick idea.
The MPs said a third runway at Heathrow was necessary instead, and even suggested that a fourth runway might have merit.
One of several proposals that would eventually see a fourth runway being built comes from think tanks Policy Exchange and Centre Forum.
They suggest shifting the new runways 3 kilometres, or about 2 miles, to the west of Heathrow, but admits that at least 700 properties would need to be demolished to make room for additional capacity.
'Global aviation hub'
The committee's report also proposed that:
- residents affected by increased noise at Heathrow should be compensated
- the government should consider an "unrestricted open skies policy" outside the South East to boost regional airports
- Gatwick and Stansted should get their own dedicated express rail services
- the government should consider reducing or scrapping air passenger duty.
John Longworth, director general at the British Chambers of Commerce, welcomed the committee's conclusion.
"Businesses across the UK will certainly be encouraged by the publication of this report," he said.
"Now it is time for the government to stop dithering and make this strategy a reality."
A Department for Transport spokesman said: "This government is determined to find a lasting solution to maintain the UK's global aviation hub status."
'Huge public investment'
A third runway at Heathrow is opposed by both residents and councils in west London.
Mr Johnson said a four-runway airport to the west of London would be "politically undeliverable" and would "consign millions of Londoners to unacceptable levels of noise pollution", while a three-runway airport would be "obsolete" as soon as it was built.
"Moving London slightly to the east" would be cheaper, he said in an interview with the BBC.
But Transport Committee chair Louise Ellman MP, disagreed: "Research we commissioned made plain that building an entirely new hub airport east of London could not be done without huge public investment in new ground transport infrastructure.
"Evidence to our inquiry also showed a substantial potential impact on wildlife habitat in the Thames Estuary.
"The viability of an estuary hub airport would also require the closure of Heathrow - a course of action that would have unacceptable consequences."
Mr Johnson said: "The committee is bang on the button in saying we need a proper hub airport. But by suggesting that Heathrow should double its runways from two to four, the committee is putting four fingers up to hundreds of thousands of Londoners."


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Notice is hereby given that the Zoning Hearing Board under “The Upper Darby Ordinance of 2010” will hold a regularly scheduled Public Hearing on Thursday August 26, 2021 at 7:00 P.M. via an authorized telecommunication device due to the COVID-19 disaster public emergency that has been declared by Governor Wolf and Upper Darby Township. Anyone who wishes to view this hearing can do so via the Upper Darby Township YouTube channel http://www.youtube.com/upperdarby.
The Board will consider matters within its jurisdiction and will receive testimony from persons who would be affected by the Granting of this Application for Special Exception, Variance or Appeal from the terms of the aforesaid ordinances.
4-2 of 15: Application of Iyabode Leah Adewale, for a Special Exception to permit a group home; situate 716 E. Providence Road, Clifton Heights, Pennsylvania. R-2 Residential Zoning District. 2nd Council District.
8-1 of 21: THIS APPLICATION HAS BEEN GRANTED A CONTINUANCE TO THE SEPTEMBER 30TH ZONING HEARING - Application of Muddathir M. Mohamedkheir, for a dimensional variance from Section 550-44C.1 to legalize existing deck with rear yard projection of sixteen feet and a distance of two feet from the common driveway; situate 232 Kent Road, Upper Darby, Pennsylvania. R-3 Residential Zoning District, 6th Council District. - THIS APPLICATION HAS BEEN GRANTED A CONTINUANCE TO THE SEPTEMBER 30TH ZONING HEARING
8-2 of 21: Application of Soma Aktar for variance from Article X; Section 550-39.B.(1) to legalize existing front yard fence; situate 7119 Hazel Avenue, Upper Darby, Pennsylvania. R-2 Residential Zoning District, 5th Council District.
8-3 of 21: Application of Yan Yun Li for a use variance from section 550-8, Table 3-1 to allow multifamily units in an R-3 Residential District and variance from section 550-15.D, Table 4-2 to allow less than 3,000 square feet per unit; situate 27 Glendale Road, Upper Darby, Pennsylvania. R-3 Residential District, 7th Council District.
8-4 of 21: Application of Samantha P. Reading for a dimensional variance from section 550-10, Table 4-1 requesting relief from maximum building coverage allowance in order to construct a new addition; situate 906 Anderson Avenue, Drexel Hill, Pennsylvania. R-2 Residential District, 1st Council District.
8-5 of 21: Application of Better Sweet Homes LLC, Jose Ramos for a use variance under Article III, Section 550-8, Table 3-1 to allow a multifamily units in the R-3 Residential District and a dimensional variance under Article IV, Section 550-15 to allow less than 3020 square feet per unit; situate 299A Copley Road, Upper Darby, Pennsylvania. R-3 Residential District, 7th Council District.
8-6 of 21: Application of Donald Davenport for a use variance under article X, Section 550-44.5 to allow a garage structure to be built in front yard and dimensional variance under article IV, Section 55-15.D, Table 4-2 for relief from minimum front yard requirements; situate 6735 Short Lane, Upper Darby, Pennsylvania. R-3 Residential District, 6th Council District.
8-7 of 21: THIS APPLICATION HAS BEEN GRANTED A CONTINUANCE TO THE SEPTEMBER 30TH ZONING HEARING - Application of Philadelphia Meeting Room,Inc.for a use variance under section 550-12.B to permit indoor storage facility and dimensional variance under section 55-10 for relief from the required development standards to permit maximum building coverage greater than 20%; situate 50 S. Oak Avenue, Upper Darby, Pennsylvania. RC-1 Residential District, 2nd Council District.
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At long last, the water fountain at the Pittard Sears Road parking area is operating and being used (see image in previous article). With the cool weather in March, we decided to hold up on connecting it up a couple of weeks to be sure there would be no freezing problems. We’re still finishing work to refill and smooth over the trench line and to re-grade the area around the water meter. The Town of Cary put up a nice “Water Fountain” sign on the trail earlier this week. We also installed concrete wheel stops this weekend.


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Surrounding highways and residential development prevented the airport from expanding outward. An existing airstrip had to be extended to span over the highway/rail corridor.
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Galvanized metal decking 2-1/2 inches deep spans between prestressed beams. They are permanent, “stay in place” (SIP) forms. The contractor had the option to install and remove plywood forms.
Casting of continuous runway walls adjacent to railroad tracks. The busy railroad could not be shut down at all during construction. “We had to coordinate with the railroad flagman for our vehicles to cross the tracks,” says Hernandez.


to be posted on Wednesday, November 23, 2022, on the Utah Public Notice Website.
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING:
Notice is hereby given that Draper City will hold a public hearing before the City Council on December 6, 2022. Public comment will be received on a request by Greg Nield, representing Eternal Spring, LLC, for a Zoning Map Amendment, known as the Residences at Draper Hills Rezone, located at approximately 14178 S. Bangerter Pkwy., for the purpose of rezoning the property from CG (General Commercial) to RM2 (Multi-Family Residential).
The hearing will be on December 6, 2022, at 7:00 PM. For inquiries, please contact Jennifer Jastremsky at Draper City offices, firstname.lastname@example.org, 801-576-6328.
Attest: Laura Oscarson, CMC, City Recorder


The state government has succeeded in getting a new national highway between Anantapur and Guntur.
The Centre has stamped its nod for the revised designs proposed by the state government to take up the 417-km long NH on different stretches. The national highway, 544-D, will be constructed at a cost of 9,000 crore.
Previously, the TDP government had proposed to take up a greenfield six-lane highway between Anantapur-Amaravati at a cost of 32,000 crore. However, the project was shelved after YSRC came to power, following the objections from the forest department.
The state government found that it was a herculean task to get clearances to acquire nearly 3,000 acres of land from Union forest and environment ministry as it was proposed to pass through the Nallamala Tiger Reserve.
Besides, the government had to acquire and allocate almost double the land to the forest department as compensation in addition to monetary grant to raise new forest. Senior officials advised that it would consume several years of time in getting clearances, and was not wise to spend huge monies only for land acquisition in the present situation.
Subsequently, the state government dropped the plans and requested the Centre to cancel the Amaravati-Anantapur project. It, however, requested the Centre to grant separate national highways to improve the connectivity between Rayalaseema and Amaravati region. The state government, which had already got Bengaluru-Kadapa-Vijayawada highway cleared, has now got another NH between Anantapur and Guntur. The proposed Anantapur-Guntur highway designs have been readied by taking the ongoing national highways enroute into consideration. The proposed NH will link existing NHs and develop remaining stretches into four-lane highway.
“Union surface transport and highways ministry has cleared the new NH between Anantapur and Guntur and started inviting bids to launch the works. We are gearing up to kickstart the works by January,” said a senior NHAI official.


PI.C.O. Neighborhood Council is hosting a Land Use Forum April 21. Come and listen, learn and have a dialog with City of Los Angeles experts and your Neighborhood and City Council Representatives. RSVP’s requested but not required. email@example.com
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