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Seafar and Ravenswood Community Council - North Lanarkshire
The purpose of the Seafar and Ravenswood Community Council is to represent the views of people in its area and take up their concerns with North Lanarkshire Council.
People in the Cumbernauld areas of Seafar and Ravenswood have a lot of suggestions for what can be done to improve the area. The Community Council has involved the council in its discussions and has organised fact-finding activities, such as a ‘walk round’ underpasses in the area with North Lanarkshire Council’s Chief Engineer.
The project is also working with the Wildlife Trust to link pathways with underpasses and encourage their use for leisure and walking.
For more information about Seafar and Ravenswood Community Council, visit the group's Facebook page


May 15, 7:00 PM @ Pickering Room, City Hall Northwest
This meeting has been cancelled.
May 15, 7:00 PM @ Council Chambers, City Hall South
May 15, 7:00 PM @ Cougar Room, City Hall
A special meeting of the commission.
May 15, 7:00 PM @ Issaquah Community Center
Unless otherwise posted, meetings are held the first and third Tuesday of each month.
May 15, 6:30 PM @ Council Chambers, City Hall South
This is a special meeting of the Committee to continue review of the Central Issaquah District Visions (AB 7344).
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May 12, 2014 - Mayor Annise Parker and Harry J. Hayes, Director of the Solid Waste Management Department (SWMD), are pleased to announce the addition of 62,000 households to the City’s popular automated curbside recycling program. As part of the expansion, residents in neighborhoods throughout Houston will receive a new 96-gallon green automated cart similar to the black automated garbage cart they already have. The green carts will take paper, plastics, metals and glass out of the waste stream.
“Once again, we are happy to announce more homes are being added to the Automated Recycling Program”, said Mayor Parker. “This expansion moves us closer to our goal of having all City-serviced homes on the program by the end of 2015. This is a long overdue goal that was established by the Solid Waste Task Force that I chaired back in 2006 - 2007. Director Hayes and his team are to be commended for their hard work.”
“This 62,000 home expansion brings our total homes covered to over 273,000, which is more than 72% of all homes directly serviced by the department,” said Director Hayes. “We’re excited to increase opportunities for our residents to recycle, which is something they want to do.”
Cart delivery will begin this week, with the first collection occurring the week of June 23rd.
Recyclable items that can be placed in the containers include: newspapers, magazines, office paper, junk mail, cardboard, paperboard, paper bags, glass bottles and jars, aluminum cans, tin and steel cans and plastics 1 – 5 and 7.
For areas included in the expansion, visit the Solid Waste Management Department web site at www.houstonsolidwaste.org and go to the section titled “Automated Curbside Recycling Program Expanded to 62,000 Homes” and follow the links.
For more information about the City of Houston Solid Waste Management Department and its services, residents may check online at www.houstonsolidwaste.org, like us on facebook at www.facebook.com/houstonsolidwaste, follow us on twitter @houstontrash or call 3-1-1, the City of Houston’s Customer Service Hotline.
The Solid Waste Management Department provides solid waste service to the citizens of Houston through the collection, disposal and recycling of discarded material in a manner that is safe, efficient, environmentally sound and cost-effective.


Route 1 Diversion 24 December 2023
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On Christmas Eve, Route 1 will be diverted for the final two trips of the day.
Route 1 will travel down Rutherford Street directly into the CBD interchange.
The bus stops on Selwyn Place and Collingwood Street will be closed to Route 1 from 6.30pm
- Selwyn Place at McDonalds 6:33pm and 7:03pm
- Collingwood Street at 132 Health 6.35pm and 7.05pm
- Collingwood Street at Dentist at 6.36pm and 7.06pm
- Collingwood Street at Fresh Choice at 6.57pm and 7.27pm
- Collingwood Street at Prices Pharmacy at 6.57pm and 7.27pm
- Selwyn Place opposite McDonalds at 6.58pm and 7.28pm


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Gloucester City Football Club will submit a planning application for a new stadium within the next two weeks.
The Blue Square Bet North club plan to build within the boundaries of their former ground Meadow Park. City have been without a home since the floods of the summer of 2007, having played one season at New Lawn, two seasons at The Corinium Stadium and the current season at Whaddon Road.
City chairman Nigel Hughes said: "After almost four years of uncertainty about the club’s future, and having to play our fixtures away from our city, I am delighted at this news.
"I am especially pleased for our supporters, who have throughout this very difficult time, been wonderfully supportive and extremely patient with us. There is still much work to be done but this gives us all a big lift and is something to work towards," he added.
The planning application will be submitted during the week commencing February 28 and will be the beginning of a long project to building a new home as club spokesman Mike Dunstan explained. "This is fantastic news not just because it’s the next step in the journey to bring the club back to the city.
"But also because we believe the scheme will bring significant benefits to our immediate neighbours and to the wider community, something that has been important to us as we have moved towards this point."
Despite being without a permanent stadium since 2007, City successfully achieved promotion to the Blue Square Bet North last season and believe a new home could help push the club towards the Football League.
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Scenic Foothills Community Council (SFCC) will meet at 7 p.m. Thursday, April 5th, in the auditorium at Wayland Baptist University, 7801 East 32nd Avenue. Access via Old Muldoon Road off 36th Avenue, west of Muldoon Road. Agenda highlights:
Presentations from APD Officer Robin Nave, Community Action Policing team, on crime; Greg Soule, project engineer, on Pleasant Valley Subdivision Road & Drainage Improvements planned for this summer, and Erin Kirkland on the Parks & Recreation Commission and what they do. Updates from our Legislators, Assemblymen and the Anchorage School Board.


Inglewood School was opened as the West Vancouver High School. The first apartment block was built in West Vancouver, called “Appleton Court”. The west end of the current West Vancouver Municipal Hall is situated on this property at 17th Street and Esquimalt.
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Commission Meeting first Tuesday of each month at 7 p.m. in the Municipal Building. A Workshop Meeting is held at 5:30 pm at City Hall Annex.
Municipal Planning Board Meeting is 3rd Thursday of each month at 7 p.m. at the Municipal Building.
Board of Adustments meets as needed.
If you are an individual with a disability and require a reasonable accommodation to participate and/or attend any of our meetings, please let us know by contacting City Hall at 706-778-8585 or email Janie Henderson, City Clerk, at: email@example.com


Fence heights are generally controlled by local ordinance but may also be a subject covered in neighborhood covenants. Commonly, they restrict fence heights to six feet in back yards, and three to four feet in front yards.
Natural fences are more burdensome. Bushes or trees used as natural borders or fences (or deemed to constitute same) become overgrown and tend to encroach on neighbors’ properties. In addition to the encroachment (which may constitute a trespass), overgrown natural fences also tend to obstruct views, thereby possibly violating another covenant.


In today’s comfort-seeking world, a major part of the country’s economic growth depends on the efficiency and competent system of transportation.
- We made our first move into the roadways vertical by constructing a 58.5 KM long road in Vijayawada, Andhra Pradesh.
- Presently, we are constructing a 40 km road from Machilipatnam to Avanigadda section in Andhra Pradesh.
- We also constructed a 3 km long and 45mt wide flexible runway along with taxiway, involving critical earthwork and high precision pavement work in Karnataka.
- Earlier, we had constructed an 800 mt long two-lane flyover in Nellore district of Andhra Pradesh.
- We are currently developing a heavy duty pavement for Visakhapatnam Port Logistics Park.


The Killeen City Council will return to the drawing board today in an effort to reconstruct the city’s future land-use map and thoroughfare plan.
The council will meet at 5 p.m. in the Utility Collections conference room, 210 W. Avenue C, to review and discuss the plans.
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Brecon Park, Brecon Close, SK12 1AU. Designed for children under 12 and open from 8am until sunset. Brecon Park was inspired by younger members of the community who were asked what they would like to see in their play area.
Hockley Park, Hockley Road, SK12 1RN. Designed for children under 12 and open from 8am until sunset. Hockley Park has been completely refurbished with new play equipment and is now fully open.


We command a significant market share in the BOT – Hybrid Annuity space of road construction. Our project portfolio in this space comprises of 1 prominent BOT project in Baramati and 10 Hybrid Annuity projects aggregating Rs 7,942 crores covering 1893 lane km.
Moving Ahead with Renewed Vigour :
In the Build-Operate-Transfer (BOT) space, we are handling Operations, Maintenance and Toll Collection of the road assets. We currently have one long-term BOT project in a strategic location – the Baramati project in Maharashtra, covering 42 lane Kms and 5 toll collection plazas. and 10 Hybrid Annuity projects aggregating Rs 7,942 crores covering 1893 lane km.


M4 near Slough closed this weekend for bridge beam lift
Road users are being advised that the M4 will be closed in both directions between junction 5 (for Langley) and junction 6 (at Slough) this weekend to lift huge steel beams for the new Datchet Road bridge into place.
The motorway will be closed from 8pm on Friday 31 July to 6am on Monday 3 August 2020.
The existing Datchet road bridge will be closed with a signed local diversion in place. Motorway traffic will be diverted via the A4 and A355 during the closure. Other traffic should follow local diversions. All diversions will be clearly signed.
Other work will be taking place this weekend to make best use of the closure.
There are two more weekend closures of the M4 in August:
- 7-10 August 2020 between junctions 5 and 6
- 14-17 August 2020 between Junctions 6 and 8/9
The work is part of a project to upgrade the M4 between junctions 3 and 12 to a smart motorway. For more information and to sign up for project newsletters please visit: https://highwaysengland.co.uk/projects/m4-junctions-3-12-smart-motorway/
Highways England provides live traffic information via its website (www.highwaysengland.co.uk/traffic), local and national radio travel bulletins, electronic road signs and mobile apps. Local Twitter services are also available at @HighwaysSEAST.


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Miles Walked: 3.5
Street Names (italicized have been walked on another day): Plummer Street, Butler Street, Pearl Street, Comrie Way, Ingalls Way, Friendship Avenue, Dryden Way, Elk Way, Dupont Way, Torley Street, Cullen Street, Choate Way, Milgate Street, Main Street, Garden Way, Bowery Way, Geneva Street, Fisk Street, Arsenal Place, Government Way, Davison Street, Saint Johns Way, 40th Street, 47th Street, Umpire Way.
I need to catch up on my walks in a bad way so I’m going to do a few in this quick and dirty fashion. If you would like for me to explain anything, leave a comment below or on facebook. Thanks!


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Owner: MI Developments
Consultant: Thomas E. Brown Architects Inc.
Location: Aurora, Ontario
Delivery Method: Design Build
Value: $ 27M
Description: This 70,000 square foot 3-storey building includes two hidden underground garages of poured concrete and structural steel, with exterior cladding and Indiana stone, accented with architectural precast. The roof is Newfoundland slate with copper dormers. As a result of the success of this project, Buttcon Limited was subsequently awarded the contract for Magna’s Research and Development facility. This project was completed on time and within the approved budget.


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This photograph shows part of Block C at Clarke Quay. The two-storey shophouses with wooden louvered windows feature a brick wall on the upper level. It is occupied by a clinic. A play area with a few water fountains is seen in the foreground. This was taken in the day. Title supplied by Donor.
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Thanks to those of you able to attend our consultation events held 12-17 June to discuss our development proposals for a new settlement at the former Flaxby Golf Course.
Consultation events will be taking place on the following dates and locations:
|Monday, 12 June 2017||3pm to 7pm||Bay Horse Inn, Goldsborough|
|Friday, 16 June 2017||3pm to 7pm||Chain Lane Community Centre, Knaresborough|
|Saturday, 17 June 2017||11am to 4pm||Flaxby Park Golf Club, Club House, Flaxby|
The Public Consultation PDF document contains information shown at the events detailing the latest on where we are at with our scheme as we prepare our Outline Planning Application.
If you were unable to attend the events and would like to share your comments please get in touch by either clicking here to email your feedback, or alternatively, complete the form below:


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Wednesday, December 8, 2010
Queensboro Bridge to be renamed for Koch!?!
From CBS 2:
The Bloomberg Administration wants to rename the span over the East River after former Mayor Ed Koch.
The name change requires approval by the City Council and Speaker Christine Quinn told the New York Times that she supports it.
The Brooklyn Battery Tunnel will also get a new name. State lawmakers voted Tuesday to rename it after former Governor Hugh Carey.


THAMES WATER TO HOLD DROP-IN SESSION OVER “MUST-DO” WORKS
THAMES WATER are to hold a three-hour drop-in session in Sainsbury’s Westow Street store next week to answer questions on essential water main repair works in Church Road which are set to bring unavoidable traffic chaos to the area.
Members of the Thames Water team will be on hand to answer questions between 4pm and 7pm at Sainsburys on Wednesday (July 8th).
Details of the closure of part of Church Road – between its junctions with Anerley Hill and Westow Street – will be available along with information explaining why the work is so important and diversion route maps.
Transport for London have still to give details of where buses which use the affected part of Church Road – the 249 322 417 432 450 N2 and N 137 – will be re-routed when they come into force on July 21st for a four-week period.
A Thames Water spokeswoman said: “A pipe which supplies drinking water to thousands of homes and businesses, must be fixed as, if left, there is a high risk it could burst which would potentially cause significant disruption in the area.
“Diversions will be in place for the duration of the work which is expected to take four weeks.
“During this time teams will be working through the night to get the job completed as quickly as possible but will ensure any noisy work is done by 10pm each day. “The work will not have any impact on the water supply to the area.”
Thames Water project manager Sean Healey said: “We’re sorry for the disruption this work will cause but it’s a must-do job.
“We’ve discovered a leak on a major water pipe and if we don’t get it fixed it will get worse and could eventually burst.
“This could lead to flooding and would affect the water supply to a large number of homes and businesses – so it’s important we don’t wait for the worst to happen and get on and repair the pipe now.
“We’ve worked closely with Croydon council to plan diversions which will be clearly signposted well in advance and have purposely scheduled the job to take place during the school holidays to minimise disruption.
“We’ll be working as fast as we can, including at night, to finish this vital work as quickly as possible.”
A Croydon council spokesman said: “We’re closing these roads so Thames Water can carry out their necessary repairs as quickly as possible and keep to a minimum any disruption to local people.
“As well as putting up signs before the road diversions go live, we have asked Thames Water to write to all affected locals in advance about how they can go about their business during these essential works.”
Thames Water have given details of the diversion routes as follows:
Diversion Route 1 – Traffic heading NW up Anerley Hill. (See map attached)
Crystal Palace Parade, College Road, Dulwich Wood Park, Gipsy Road, Gipsy Hill, Central Hill, Hermitage Road & Beulah Hill.
Diversion Route 2 – Traffic heading south down Crystal Palace Parade or heading east along Westow Hill. (See map attached)
Anerley Hill, Anerley Road, Croydon Road, Penge Road, High Street, South Norwood Hill.
(Note: Diversion route one appears to suggest there will be a temporary right turn at the top of Gipsy Hill onto Central Hill. Some bus stops – notably on Church Road going in the direction of All Saints church – may have to be suspended.
Buses using Hermitage Road could follow the 450 route along Chevening Road and turn into Harold Road. Clarification is awaited – Ed.)


It is time to put the Infill ToolKit on hold. There is no rush. The city council should hear that from its citizens on Monday, 29 June at 7:00. You can read the Herald article on the subject by clicking here. Agenda documents for the hearing on Monday can be found by clicking here.
This piece of legislation has been mashed through a so-called public process that has been controlled totally by the city from its inception with
I invite my readers to examine some of my prior posts (click on the links below) on the Infill ToolKit with its problematic origins and future. I also invite you to attend the hearing on the 29th to voice your opinion.


Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library Parking Garage Closed to Public
Starting November 15, public parking in the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library garage will no longer be permitted. This change is due to the library’s FY 2010 budget reduction. The library, located at 901 G St. N.W., is close to the Metro Center and Gallery Place Metro stations. In addition, there is paid parking available nearby.


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Published: Thursday, July 21, 2016
By Keith Salowich
For The News-Herald
A $10 million undertaking is in the works for one Ypsilanti car enthusiast who is hoping to build a car condo complex complete with the longest road course in all of Michigan on the site of the former Pinnacle Race Course in Huron Township.


The Village of Massapequa Park will start road repairs on a section of New York Avenue begining in the fall.
The village Board held a hearing on the proposed work at their meeting Monday night.
The plans are for road work on New York Avenue between Avoca Avenue and Brendan Avenue to starting September. The construction may last four weeks.
“We are actually reconstructing the entire road,” Mayor James Altadonna told a resident of the area during the meeting. “The only thing that would affect you is if you had a sidewalk in need of repair. You can fix it in various different ways and we would be out to discuss it with each of the individual homeowners.”
The Board also repealed a section of Village Code of Ordinances regarding brush, grass and weeds. “As you know, we already passed a pretty aggressive law and we’re just replacing it,” said Altadonna. “ We never did in last meeting.”
The Board also authorized the approval of the request to hang a banner on Park Blvd for Showtiques Crafts, Inc. prior to the annual Village Street Fair which will take place in August.


Eldeco City (Lucknow 4 Star) - Downgraded & Suspended
Location : IIM Road, Lucknow
Project Type: Integrated Township
Saleable Area: 2.75 million sq ft.
Start Date: January 2010
End Date: September 2012 (villas)
Sponsors Registered Office
Eldeco Housing and Industries Ltd
2nd Flr, Eldeco Corporate Chamber-I,
(opp Mandi Parishad), Vibhuti Khand,
Gomti Nagar, Lucknow 226 010.
The project is located near Sitapur National Highway on the IIM Road. It is 27 kilometres (km) away from the Amausi Airport and 15 km from Hazratganj. The project has good road connectivity but limited public transport.


Hearthstone is a quaint community consisting of 100 townhomes conveniently located at Chambers Rd. & Idaila St. in Aurora. These townhomes resemble Victorian cottages, each with their own individual style, but with a community feel. You couldn't ask for a more peaceful home and neighborhood. This community is located near a beautiful green belt, bike path, many restaurants, shopping, and is near I-225.


Clark County maintenance will temporarily close two roads in Clark County next week for culvert pipe replacements, according to the Judge-Executive's Office.
Message boards will be in place.
KY 1960 (Ecton Road) will be closed from MP 0.0-0.595 (KY 15 to KY 1958) on Tuesday, October 8th between 8:00 a.m. and Noon. Suggested alternate route would be KY 15 and KY 1958.
KY 974 (White-Conkwright Road) will be closed from MP 10.9 to 12.2 on Thursday, October 10th from 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. There is not a good alternate route for this closure. Motorists would need to come in on the other end of KY 974.


Early bridgework means road closure
South Wasson Lane between East Cascade Avenue and Cemetery Road will be closed for much if not all of next week due to utility work before summer's bridge replacement.
City Engineer Reid Wronski said a posted detour will be up Monday but may not be enforced until Tuesday. Those who live on the closed stretch of road will be able to reach their homes.
Wronski said the timing is good because of spring break, meaning there should be less traffic on South Wasson Lane with schools closed, including the high school on Cemetery Road.
Sometime in May, a construction project begins to replace and modernize the deteriorating South Wasson Lane bridge. The aim is to finish the new bridge before school starts in fall.
Wronski said Ruzic Construction from Neillsville was the project's low bidder at $754,000.
The reason for next week's road closure: River Falls Municipal Utilities has hired a contractor to build a temporary electric transmission line. The rerouting is needed because the summer bridgework will affect the current distribution line.
An RFMU press release says no outages are expected next week, but adds: "Unexpected interruptions in service are always a possibility."
South Wasson Lane should reopen for traffic after Friday, March 21.


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This Home is spacious and private! Street access for your convenience. A thoughtfully planned layout that is spread across 2 floors. 2 bedrooms up and 1 bedroom/flex room downstairs, and 3 full bathrooms. 345 Lonsdale Avenue; Walk Score of 96 out of 100. This location is a Walker’s Paradise. All your day-to-day needs like rapid transit and frequent bus lines, grocery, coffee and restaurants are all within a few minutes' walk.
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Coastal Environmental Services will collect bare Christmas trees inside the Slidell city limits January 10 – 14. Please have your tree out to the curb by 5 am the morning of Monday, January 10 if you would like it to be picked up as part of the recycle tree program. We will be making one pass down every street inside the city collecting all trees that meet the parish requirements. Any trees that do not meet the below description will be thrown in the regular trash.
Any trees put out after these dates will also be put with trash or the resident can bring their tree to the location designated by the parish.
Trees must be stripped of all decorations —ornaments, lights, tinsel, bags, etc. and the stands must be removed completely to be eligible for the program. Flocked trees cannot be accepted.


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Amansara has been planned as a plotted development which is ready for building homes; that is amid 14 acres in North Bengaluru’s preferred investment destination, Yelahanka, which is located only 18 kms from Kempegowda International Airport. Amansara comes with 220 plots, each having open spaces separating them to make room for a peaceful environment. The change of ambience as you step inside leaves you speechless. Within minutes you are transported into a space where silence resides. You feel secluded, secured and pampered. Your secret door to serenity within the chaos of the city – Amansara.


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One of the key reasons why Beaumont is an excellent place to live is its warm and welcoming community. Residents of this close-knit city experience a strong sense of belonging and enjoy a relaxed lifestyle. From picturesque neighborhoods with tree-lined streets to the abundance of parks and recreational areas, Beaumont offers a peaceful and family-friendly environment. The city takes pride in its excellent school systems, providing quality education opportunities for children and ensuring a bright future for families.
For business owners, Beaumont provides a robust and supportive environment. The city’s strategic location at the intersection of major highways and its proximity to the Gulf of Mexico make it a hub for commerce and trade. The diversified economy of Beaumont encompasses various industries, including healthcare, petrochemicals, education, and tourism. The city’s favorable business climate, coupled with a low cost of living, makes it an attractive destination for entrepreneurs looking to establish or expand their ventures.
Moreover, Beaumont’s dynamic business ecosystem is complemented by numerous resources and support networks. The Greater Beaumont Chamber of Commerce, along with other local organizations, offers valuable networking opportunities, business development programs, and advocacy initiatives. Entrepreneurs benefit from a pool of skilled workforce talent, driven by the presence of Lamar University and its dedication to fostering innovation and entrepreneurship.
Beyond business, Beaumont boasts a vibrant arts and culture scene. The city is home to numerous galleries, theaters, and museums, offering a rich tapestry of artistic expression. From the annual Beaumont Jazz & Blues Festival to the captivating exhibits at the Art Museum of Southeast Texas, there’s always something to inspire and delight the senses.
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In addition to our experience, Parking Lot Striping Beaumont offers a full suite of services to cater to your specific needs. Whether you require fresh striping for a newly constructed parking lot or the re-striping of existing lines to enhance safety and efficiency, we’ve got you covered. Our services include parking lot layout design, handicap space marking, directional arrows, crosswalks, stenciling, and much more. We utilize premium quality materials and state-of-the-art equipment to ensure long-lasting results that can withstand heavy traffic and the elements.
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What is parking lot striping?
Parking lot striping refers to the process of applying visible markings, lines, and symbols on a parking lot’s surface. These markings serve as a guide for drivers, indicating designated parking spaces, traffic flow patterns, pedestrian walkways, fire lanes, loading zones, and other essential areas within the parking lot. The striping is typically done using durable paint or thermoplastic materials that withstand regular vehicle traffic and weather conditions.
Why do I need parking lot striping?
Having a properly striped parking lot striping is crucial for several reasons. Firstly, it ensures efficient use of the available parking space, maximizing the number of vehicles that can be accommodated. Clear and well-defined parking spaces and aisles prevent haphazard parking and minimize the risk of collisions, allowing for smooth traffic flow and reducing congestion. This enhances the overall safety of the parking lot and helps to prevent accidents and potential liability issues.
Parking lot striping is vital for complying with local regulations and accessibility requirements. By incorporating handicap-accessible parking spaces and crosswalks with proper signage, businesses demonstrate their commitment to inclusivity and accessibility. Failure to meet these requirements can result in fines, penalties, and potential legal consequences.
A well-maintained and freshly painted striping creates a positive impression for customers and visitors. A clean, organized, and visually appealing parking lot reflects positively on your business, enhancing its professionalism and credibility. It also contributes to a positive customer experience, making it easier for people to navigate and locate available parking spaces.
Parking lot striping is essential for ensuring efficient traffic flow, maximizing parking capacity, meeting regulatory requirements, enhancing safety, and creating a positive image for your business. By investing in professional parking lot striping services, you can provide a well-organized and customer-friendly parking environment that leaves a lasting positive impression on your clientele.
What is fire lane striping?
Fire lane striping refers to the marking of designated areas in a parking lot that are reserved for emergency access and firefighting operations. These fire lanes are typically located near building entrances, fire hydrants, and other crucial emergency equipment. The striping is done using highly visible paint or thermoplastic materials and is accompanied by appropriate signage to indicate that the space is a fire lane.
Why is fire lane striping important?
The presence of fire lane striping in your parking lot is essential for several reasons. Firstly, it ensures unobstructed access for fire trucks and emergency vehicles in case of a fire or other emergencies. By designating specific areas solely for emergency access, fire lane striping prevents vehicles from parking in these critical zones, allowing emergency responders to quickly reach the affected area. This rapid response time can be crucial in minimizing property damage, protecting lives, and ensuring public safety.
Secondly, fire lane striping helps to comply with local fire codes and regulations. Many jurisdictions have specific requirements for fire lanes in parking lots, and failure to meet these regulations can result in fines, penalties, or legal consequences. By having marked fire lanes, you demonstrate your commitment to safety and adherence to the applicable codes, which is essential for the well-being of your customers, employees, and the community.
Fire lane striping contributes to the overall safety of your parking lot. It prevents unauthorized parking in fire lanes, which could impede emergency response efforts or block access for individuals with disabilities. By maintaining clear fire lanes, you create a safer environment, reduce the risk of accidents, and ensure that emergencies can be handled swiftly and effectively.
Fire lane striping is crucial for providing unobstructed access to emergency vehicles, complying with fire codes, and enhancing the safety of your parking lot. By designating and clearly marking fire lanes, you help protect lives, property, and the well-being of your community. Ensure that your parking lot meets the necessary fire lane requirements by partnering with a professional striping service to implement and maintain these essential markings.
What is handicap striping?
Handicap ADA compliance striping refers to the specific markings and signage in a parking lot that designate accessible parking spaces for individuals with disabilities. These markings typically include the International Symbol of Access, commonly known as the wheelchair symbol, and are accompanied by blue paint or thermoplastic materials. ADA compliance striping ensures that parking spaces are properly sized, located in convenient areas, and equipped with the necessary signage to facilitate accessibility for individuals with disabilities.
Why is handicap striping important?
Having handicap ADA compliance striping in your parking lot is not only a legal requirement but also an ethical and inclusive practice. The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) mandates that businesses provide accessible parking spaces to ensure equal access for individuals with disabilities. By implementing ADA compliance striping, you demonstrate your commitment to inclusivity and make your business accessible to a wider range of customers.
Accessible parking spaces are specifically designed to accommodate individuals with mobility challenges, allowing them to enter and exit their vehicles comfortably and safely. These spaces are typically wider than regular parking spots, providing enough room for wheelchair users to maneuver. The accompanying striping and signage make it clear that the space is designated for individuals with disabilities, ensuring that they have easy access to the building or facility.
ADA compliance striping helps prevent misuse or abuse of designated accessible parking spaces. The clear markings and signage deter unauthorized parking in these spots, reducing the inconvenience and potential harm caused to individuals who rely on accessible parking. By enforcing ADA compliance striping, you create a more inclusive and considerate environment for everyone.
Handicap ADA compliance striping is necessary for your parking lot to meet legal requirements, promote inclusivity, and provide equal access to individuals with disabilities. By implementing properly marked and well-maintained accessible parking spaces, you demonstrate your commitment to accessibility and create a more welcoming environment for all customers. Ensure that your parking lot is ADA-compliant by partnering with a professional striping service that understands the specific requirements and regulations to effectively implement handicap ADA compliance striping.
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Gov. Tony Evers has signed a $487,618 contract to improve bridge decks on various state highways and interstate highways in the counties of Brown, Calumet, Fond du Lac, Manitowoc, Outagamie, Sheboygan and Winnebago.
The projects started Wednesday and are expected to wrap up in early August.
Norcon Corp. of Schofield is the prime contractor.
The work consists of resealing existing concrete bridge decks on various highways in each county. The application of the deck sealant will help extend the life of the concrete and steel in the bridge deck by protecting it from de-icing chemicals such as chlorides and decrease future maintenance costs. All the work is weather dependent.


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Give us your opinion on the future of the Stockwell Park Estate
Network Homes and SW9 Community Housing will be improving the Graffiti Space on Aytoun Road and we want to know how you would like to see the space!
Tell us what you think by filling in this survey or get a paper copy at the SW9 Community Housing office, 6 Stockwell Park Walk.
Everyone who takes part will be entered into a prize draw to win £50 worth of high street vouchers!
We will also be running a series of focus groups to discuss the Graffiti Space. If you would like to take part then please indicate this on the survey.
The deadline for surveys to be completed is Monday 6th March 2017.


Several areas in Manila will experience power interruption on Tuesday, Aug. 16.
The Manila Electric Company (Meralco) said the scheduled temporary power outage is due to the relocation of facilities affected by the North Luzon Expressway (NLEX)-South Luzon Expressway (SLEX) Connector Road along New Antipolo St. in Tondo.
Power interruptions will occur between 12:01 a.m. and 12:30 p.m., and 5:30 a.m and 6 a.m. in the following areas: Portion of Juan Luna St. from Bulacan St. to Banal St., including Jollibee, Chowking, Mang Inasal, Super 8 Grocery Warehouse, and St. Joseph School of Gagalangin.
> Portion of Bulacan Street from Juan Luna Street to and including Dagupan Extension
> Portion of New Antipolo Street near M. Guijon Street


The Level 1 car deck works will commence on Monday 13 January. When the works are complete in July 2020, the Level 1 car deck will include:
- A new and improved sealed surface.
- An additional access ramp on the eastern side of the car deck. The western ramp will be maintained, providing two access points to the car deck.
- An increase in car park spaces to what is currently available.
Approximately 120 parking spaces will remain available on the Level 1 car deck during the project works for customers requiring access to Goodlife Health Club, Speedfit, Life Ready Physio & Pilates, Gateways Dental Centre and Steenhof Brothers Barristers & Solicitors. Otherwise, you can still conveniently park as usual on the ground level and basement to access Level 1 via the lifts near San Churro. There are no changes to the ground level and basement car parks, all works are contained to the Level 1 car deck.


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The Mayor and Board of Aldermen of the City of Horn Lake, Mississippi, will hold a recessed meeting at Horn Lake City Hall Located at 3101 Goodman Road, Horn Lake, Mississippi 38637. At said recessed meeting the Mayor and Board of Aldermen exppect the Mississippi Department of Transportation to present it's proposed Highway 302 (Goodman Road) Median Project. Additionally the Mayor and Board of Aldermen will consider all other business that may come before them.


Waste Connections picks up bulky brush and tree limbs twice a year, on the first week of April and October.
The City of Saginaw's next Free Bulk collection begins Monday, October 2, 2023 and ends October 6, 2023. Items and Brush at curb is not required to be bundled during this free collection week.
Please take advantage of bulk collection week to remove dead or overgrown trees or shrubs and to trim trees that may overhang the roadway. Trees overhanging the roadway are required to have a minimum clearance of 14’ from street grade. Please trim and maintain trees that may overhang the roadway, obstruct traffic signs or, obstruct view of traffic.
Please consider when and where your brush is placed for collection:
Please place brush piles at curb no earlier than September 18th.
BRUSH MUST BE AT THE CURB BY 7:00am on Monday, October 2, 2023
Place brush fully at the curb, and not in the street, on the sidewalk or behind the sidewalk.
Avoid placing brush under low hanging wires, guy wires, near utility poles or mail boxes
Again, the next pick-up will begin the week of October 2nd.


Virtual Town Hall November 25
Please join me for a Virtual Town Hall on Friday, November 25th, 2022 from 5:30 pm onwards.
The Town Hall will be an open conversation about Ontario’s Plan to Build, Hospital Infrastructure, Training people for in-demand jobs and other important community updates.
Click here to join the conversation and share your thoughts. Should you have any questions, contact our office at 905-696-0367 or email@example.com.


TEMPORARY TRAFFIC DISRUPTION
TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURE - TOCO MAIN ROAD
The Ministry of Works and Transport wishes to advise the general public that there will be a temporary road closure along the Toco Main Road, in the vicinity of Oasis Ministries (Between La Seiva Road and River Road), Sangre Grande. The disruption will take place from Thursday 17th September, 2020 to Friday 18th September, 2020. This has become necessary to facilitate Culvert Reconstruction works.
Hours of Work: 8:00 PM to 8:00 AM
In light of the above, motorists are advised to comply with the following:
Proceed with caution and observe all directional signs and barriers
Motorists should drive at a reduced speed on approaching the work zone
Comply with instructions from Police Officers on site to facilitate a safe and orderly flow of traffic
Be aware of heavy equipment entering and exiting the site
The Ministry of Works and Transport regrets any inconvenience caused and thanks the public for its continued cooperation. For further information, please visit the Ministry of Works and Transport’s website at www.mowt.gov.tt or call the PURE Unit at 638-2350/675-4052.
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Operations & Community Services is responsible for the maintenance of the municipal road system, storm sewers, storm water management ponds and sidewalks. In addition, the Division works in cooperation with the County of Simcoe's Environmental Services Department on waste management and recycling programs. The administration of a majority of the Corporation’s fleet of vehicles and departmental equipment is also the responsibility of this section. The different types of fleet equipment maintained by Operations & Community includes light/medium/heavy vehicles, tractors, excavators, construction and snow removal equipment.
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- The Construction of a 4-lane Deoria Bypass with a paved shoulder on National Highway 727A in Uttar Pradesh has been approved at a cost of Rs 1734.70 crore under Hybrid Annuity Mode.
- The 4-lane widening of the Jaunpur – Akbarpur section of NH 135A (Package-II) under NH(O) in Jaunpur district, Uttar Pradesh has been approved at a cost of Rs.1511.57 crore under Hybrid Annuity Mode.
- The road from Salempur Bypass to National Highway 727B on NH 727A in Deoria District, Uttar Pradesh has been approved for 4-lane with paved shoulder under Hybrid Annuity Mode at a cost of Rs.1348.06 crore.
The construction of a 4-lane Deoria Bypass on National Highway 727A in Uttar Pradesh has been approved under the Hybrid Annuity Mode for Rs. 1734.70 crores. Additionally, the 4-lane widening of the Jaunpur-Akbarpur section of NH 135A in the Jaunpur district has been approved under the same mode for Rs. 1511.57 crores. Another project that has been approved is the 4-lane widening of NH 727A in Deoria district, from Salempur Bypass to National Highway 727B, for Rs. 1348.06 crores. All these projects will have paved shoulders for better safety and convenience.


Rajasthan, the largest state of the country has developed a lot in the past 3 years under the leadership of the chief minister Rajasthan. CM Vasundhara Raje claimed that Rajasthan government has spent Rs 10,600 crore on construction of roads. Now the NHAI, National Highways Authority of India has awarded a project in Rajasthan worth Rs 895 crore to Larsen & Toubro.
Laresen & Toubro Awarded for Rajasthan Road Project Worth Rs 895 Crore
“The NHAI has issued Letter of Award (LOA) for development of 4-laning of Bar-Bilara-Jodhpur section in Rajasthan under phase IV of National Highways Development Projects (NHDP) to Larsen & Toubro,” NHAI said in a statement.
Rajasthan government now has a project of 111 km section which connects the eastern part of the state – Ajmer and Jaipur to the western Rajasthan and border area (Jodhpur-Jaisalmer-Barmer). The project will cost Rs 895 crore.
“This is a major strategic route connecting Jodhpur as an important feeder route during war time. Four-laning of the section will permit smooth flow of military traffic as well as heavy commercial and domestic traffic. It will also facilitate transportation of mini.


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Temporary Road Closure on Chatham Street, Waihola
Clutha District Council is continuing work to improve Chatham Street between Sheerness St and Gull Street.
Due to the nature of this work, a portion of Chatham Street will be closed between Gull Street, Sheerness Street and Beacon Street.
Access will remain available to all properties, however a detour will be required via Nore Street for properties that are above Gull Street.
Our contractor, Clearwater Civil will be working to minimise disruption but some construction noise and dust will be unavoidable, they will do their best to reduce this.
Motorists are asked to take extra care as there will be trucks and machinery operating.
In the event of bad weather or other unforeseen circumstances, the work may be delayed and will proceed when conditions permit.
Thank you for your cooperation and patience while we complete this work.


PennDOT has been doing road work and paving on Baldwin Street and the work will continue during the upcoming weeks. Traffic will be one lane and there may be temporary road closures, so please pay attention to the flagmen or find an alternate route.
We ask for your patience while they work on completing this project as soon as possible and remind you to slow down while traveling in any work zone. If you have any questions, please contact us at firstname.lastname@example.org or 814-336-1271.
Please be careful driving on all various Township roadways during the upcoming summer season. Please be sure to give yourself plenty of time to get where you are going. Check back here for up to date information on road projects. Please be patient when driving through construction and emergency zones and remember to slow down in and around road workers and heavy equipment.


The I-69 System (I-369) Harrison County/Marshall Route Study will, with substantial citizen and community participation, determine options for
the development of I-369 in the Marshall area.
The goal is to construct, designate and sign US 59 as I-369.
The study includes two broad options:
- Upgrade existing US 59 through Marshall to an interstate highway (I-369), or
- Construct I-369/US 59 at a new location and convert the existing US 59 through Marshall to Business 59.
TxDOT expects completion of the study in late 2014.
The I-69 System (I-369) Harrison County/Marshall Working Group
I-69 System (I-369) Harrison County/Marshall Working Group was created to provide input
and recommendations on the route study. Since February 2014, the group has
met regularly. It
- Goals for establishing I-369 in the Marshall area related
to traffic safety, connectivity and community impacts
- Potential interstate route options
- A preliminary, recommended interstate route option to
study as part of the environmental process
The working group meets regularly to
gather feedback from local citizens to learn
about concerns and issues that may need to be addressed. Read more about the
study and complete the survey linked below.
- The working group will make recommendations for further study as
part of the environmental process.
- After completion of the environmental process, funding will be
identified and the design of the roadway will begin.
- Construction would most likely be phased depending on funding.
Your Input is Needed!
The deadline to comment on the study is Nov. 7, 2014. There are three ways
to submit your feedback:
For more information, contact TxDOT by email or call (903) 799-1308.


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Posted on January 22, 2014 at 12:50 PM by Suzanne Iarla
Ohlone Greenway Crosswalk Improvements, C3046
The project’s construction phase is poised to begin. The first order of work is selecting and ordering of the specialized equipment for the crosswalk lighting system. This equipment has a long lead time of approximately eight weeks. Because of this, the project will not break ground until the equipment is close to delivery. Staff anticipates that work will commence in earnest by late February 2014 and be completed before the summer.
Central Avenue and Liberty Street Streetscape Improvements, C3063
Substantial completion of the project, including all civil and landscaping work, is anticipated by the end of January. At this time, on-street parking will be restored and temporary barricades and delineators will be removed. Additional, although much less disruptive, work will follow in the next few months as follows:
• Pedestrian street light installation – Anticipated in February/March (the City is awaiting equipment delivery from the manufacturer and electrical service)
• Pavement slurry seal and final striping – Anticipated in March/April (slurry sealing requires sustained warmer weather)
• Recycling & Trash receptacles – March/April (we are awaiting equipment delivery from manufacturer)
2013 Street Improvement Program (State Local Partnership Program), C3072
VSS International (VSS), the project contractor, requested and was granted a delay in starting the project due to winter weather constraints. Specifically, the asphalt rubber chip seal and slurry seal are both temperature and moisture sensitive. Staff anticipates that work will commence in earnest on April 1, 2014 and be completed in the summer. Below is the final list of street segments planned for improvement:
Tag(s): streets, street improvement, Ohlone Greenway Crosswalk, Liberty, CIP, Central


Local news- Press Release
☷ Bentonville Arkansas - Temporary Trail Closure – Razorback Greenway through Town Branch Park 27 July 2022★★★ ( news )
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Due to utility construction along the trail , a section of the Razorback Greenway through Town Branch Park will be closed from E Central Avenue to SE Henry Street . Please follow all marked detour signs as indicated on the attached map .
This temporary detour is expected to be in place for one week beginning Thursday , July 28 , 2022 . Please bear in mind that construction delays could occur due to weather or other unanticipated events . The City of Bentonville apologizes for the inconvenience and disruption and is working quickly to reopen this portion of trail on the Razorback Greenway .
To learn more about Bentonville Parks and Recreation , please visit us online at
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, or call 479 . 464 . 7275 .
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Learn more about the Purple Line through related community events and meetings listed below.
Purple Line NOW Press Conference
PLEASE mark your calendar for an important collaborative event that Purple Line NOW is organizing along with a coalition of organizations including Action Committee for Transit, CASA and the Fair Development Coalition, Chesapeake Climate Action Network, Coalition for Smarter Growth, DC Area Ironworkers Movement for Justice, Laborers Local 11, Purple Line Corridor Coalition, Sierra Club, City of Takoma Park, and Washington Area Bicyclist Association. More organizations will be added as they accept our invitation.
We ask you to gather at the brand new downtown Silver Spring Library (900 Wayne Avenue, Silver Spring, MD 20910) at 8:30 a.m. on Tuesday, May 2 for a press conference - media is invited. We are working on the program right now and will send updates as the event comes together, but we ask you to join us that morning to show your support to make sure we send a clear message that we want the Purple Line back on track. And don't forget to wear your purple!
Stay tuned for the next forum in the Envisioning the Purple Line series.
Residents, businesses, and stakeholders located near the new transit line’s route are hungry for information about the Purple Line project. PLN is currently hosting an informative and innovative series of individual forums led by leading experts in their fields. Two forums have already occurred and have been well-attended by community, elected officials, and the press. Past forum topics have included The Purple Line and a New College Park, A Purple Line Update and The Denver Eagle Commuter Rail Lines: A Successful Public/Private Partnership Project. Upcoming events will include:
- To Be Scheduled: The Purple Line and Available Jobs
What kind of jobs will be available as Purple Line construction gets underway? How can people seek them? What is the timeline for the project? A forum set in the Takoma Langley Crossroads area will bring together the community, county officials and the Purple Line builders to highlight opportunities associated with this exciting venture
Upcoming Events and Meetings


Getting to the Courts: 610 Coloma Street, Sausalito, CA
Bike or drive location.
Located near Martin Luther King (MLK) tennis courts, a soccer field, basketball courts, a children’s playground, par course
Click Tennis Maps here to see more info.
Inside the Court
2 pickleball courts – individually fenced
Popular, especially on weekends
A bit windy on some days


Arcola City Council meets to discuss business items
Members of the Arcola City Council met at 7 p.m. Monday, Aug. 15.
The Arcola City Council meets at 7:30 p.m. on the first and third Monday of each month. Meetings are held at the Municipal Building, 114 N. Locust St.
Here are the meeting minutes as provided by the Arcola City Council:
REGULAR ARCOLA CITY COUNCIL MEETING
MONDAY, AUGUST 15, 2016
- Roll Call
- Pledge of Allegiance
- Public Comment
- Approval of August 1, 2016 Council Meeting Minutes
- Approval of July 30 – August 12, 2016 Bills
- Report from the Zoning Board of Appeals
- Report from the TIF Advisory Committee
- Consider and Approve Request from Dimond Brothers Insurance for Outside Event
- Consider and Approve Joint Preliminary Engineering Funding Agreement for the EDP Improvement Project in Arcola


Client: Ahmad Zaki Sdn Bhd
Location: Kuala Lumpur
Services: Structural / Electrical & Mechanical
Completion Date: 2007
Project Value: MYR 158 Million
MMSB Consult in association with Perunding ZKR was commissioned to carry out Civil & Structural, Electrical & Mechanical consulting engineering services for the proposed Upgrading of Roads and Interchanges along Jalan Duta/ Jalan Kuching/ Jalan Segambut. There are 5 interchanges in total for the project and MMSB's scope are for the following interchange:
- Interchange 3 : Flyover from Jalan Duta to Jalan Segambut Interchange on both directions at Segambut Roundabout at Jalan Duta/ Jalan Kuching/ Jalan Segambut - Precast Post Tensioned U-beams and Slab Structure Bridge.
- Interchange 4 : Flyover from Jalan Segambut Interchange on both directions across Jalan Duta / Jalan Segambut 'T' junction - Precast Post Tensioned U-beams and Slab Structure Bridge.
- Interchange 5 : Dedicated ramp from Jalan Kuching north to Jalan Duta at Segambut Roundabout - Segmented Box Girder Bridge.
MMSB was responsible for :
- Structural design inclusive of superstructure and substructure and foundation of Interchange 3, Interchange 4 & Interchange 5
- Utility diversion of all interchanges
- Street lighting design of all interchanges
- Construction supervision
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Chino Valley Council Votes on Tentative Budget
The Chino Valley Town Council has a vote scheduled on its tentative budget for fiscal year 2023-2024 at its meeting Tuesday. The council also votes on the preliminary plat for the Homestead Subdivision at the intersection of West Road Three South and South Road One West. The meeting begins at 6 p.m. in town council chambers at 202 N. Highway 89.
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Belleville City Council recently passed Bylaw 2016-84.
This bylaw makes it illegal to have more than one kitchen in a single family home. There is some political history to this change. The way this bylaw was passed by council hints of blatant overstepping by city staff and lack of preparation and study by the mayor and councillors.
This potential abuse of process is a whole other discussion.
The question at this point is why is city staff so vehement about limiting kitchens?
My wife and I own a single family home which we rent out. When we bought the house there was a small bar in the basement with a small fridge and 24” stove. Certainly not a kitchen. The stove was actually disconnected. We rented the house to a couple and their adult daughter and her baby. They were sharing the house as a multi-generation home.
A neighbour complained to the City that we were operating an illegal rental. A City building inspector ordered us to remove the stove. We learned recently that there is no such Bylaw or rule on the books.
Bylaw 2016-84 adds the line “only one kitchen” to the definition and permitted uses for single family homes. This is direct violation of the “Strong Communities through Affordable Housing Act, 2011”. is provincial legislation “requiring municipalities to establish official plan policies and zoning by-law provisions allowing second units in detached, semi–detached and row houses, as well as in ancillary structures”.
This Act actually “requires” municipalities to provide for this type of accommodation in its zoning bylaws rather than purposely restricting secondary units or “granny flats”.
The Act was created to facilitate multi-generational living in single family homes. Many people need to accommodate parents, children or other family members. The Act allows such families to provide some privacy, independence and dignity for all concerned.
Council passed this bylaw without fully appreciating the need for this type of housing in our community and across the province. In fact it is a reality in our society as a whole.


Tuesday, October 30, 2012
The vision that I saw, Hieftje was as Pharaoh. I saw a vision of Hieftje's right hand with five rings on each finger. Each ring had a name. One was named Public Opinion. 2. DDA (Downtown Development Authority) 3. DNA 4. UofM 5. False Peace/Safety according to 1 Thessalonians 5:3 And the voice which spoke to me said: "I have hardened Hieftje's heart for my glory".
Posted by Albert Howard at 8:33 AM
Saturday, October 20, 2012
Wednesday, October 17, 2012
4:19 PM on 9/18/2012
I very rarely comment on current A2 issues as I had my 11 elected years of comments but there seems to be some questions on the DDA and its mission. As I, and my fellow colleagues on council, wrote the law over 30 years ago , I am in a position to give some intent and purpose to its creation. It has certainly changed missions over the years and it has changed for one reason and one reason only.....MONEY and who controls it. As it began its life, the DDA board was to be made up of "downtown" residents and business owners. The only council participation was ONE NON-VOTING liasion member. It was to be administered from the planning department....we said we did not want to create another bureaucracy outside of city hall and we were determined not let it become another core wasteland like so many other Michigan cities. Please remember the DDA began with no money,no staff,no parking responsibilty and no one paid much attention to its existance. This all changed when this "orphan" started to generate (guesswhat) MONEY. No DDA funds can be spent outside the set bountries of the DDA and the DDA cannot buy or sell real property for the city....only the city council by a 3/4 majority vote can do that. The DDA was never intended to be another government. It has so because of MONEY and the Power MONEY brings. The council has abtacated responsibilities to the DDA because it could not balance its operating budget without the DDA's MONEY. The DDA has become the ATM for the city government. Look at the make up of the DDA board...it's a sub-committee of city council...really....the mayor, council members, former council members, county commissioners....follow the money. The DDA has worked!!! and if left alone to do its original mission it would work even better. ... the government, is only there to support the vitality of the all important core. Affordable housing and projects outside the DDA boundries should not be funded by DDA funds. Citizens....WATCH THE
Posted by Albert Howard at 6:44 AM


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on January 10, 2011, the Department of Environmental Protection, received a petition for a variance from the City of Minneola. The petition requests a variance from the paragraph 62-503.430(9)(a), F.A.C., which requires that construction loans for projects sponsored by local governments be repaid within 20 years. The City of Minneola is requesting that their loan, No. 89601L, repayment be extended from 20 years to 30 years due to substantial hardship. The petition has been assigned File No.: OGC File #11-0050.
A copy of the Petition for Variance or Waiver may be obtained by contacting: Department of Environmental Protection, Office of General Counsel, 3900 Commonwealth Blvd., M.S. #35, Tallahassee, Florida 32399, Attn: Justin Wolfe, (850)245-2214, email: email@example.com. Written comments must be received no later than 14 days from the date of publication of this notice.


Community Cleanup Day
SAVE THE DATE! Saturday, May 16 - Community Cleanup Day 2015.
Help beautify Boulder! Choose from 10 parks and greenways. Plant flowers, pull weeds and more. Organize a group or join solo. 8:30 a.m. to noon on Saturday, May 16. Online registration will be available in April.
Para mayor información o ayuda en Español, o si usted necesita alguna parte de este documento traducida, por favor comuníquese al 303-441-1905.
Community Cleanup Day is presented by the Boulder City Improvement Association II (BCIA 2), the City of Boulder and the Daily Camera.
The mission of Boulder City Improvement Association II (BCIA 2) is to help maintain, improve and beautify Boulder’s public lands through directed volunteer efforts, and to provide a convenient outlet for Boulder citizens to participate in the physical betterment of their town.


The Public Works and Transport Ministry (MOPT) will temporarily change bus stop locations on March 16 and March 25 to facilitate access to this year’s International Arts Festival (FIA).
MOPT authorities have coordinated a plan with the production team of FIA 2012 for what they are expecting to be the busiest days in La Sabana Park, in western San José.
The plan includes the demarcation of two pedestrian crossings: one on Route 1 east of La Sabana, at the corner of Nissan dealership, and the second at Calle 42, one block from the Soda Tapia crossing to La Sabana.
Temporary stops for public transportation near La Sabana will be added at 9 p.m. as needed for the following routes:
|San José-Alajuela||In front of Crown Plaza Hotel|
|San José-Heredia||In front of Crown Plaza Hotel|
|San José-Cartago||In front of Parque del Lago Hotel|
|San José-Pavas||In front of Nissan dealership|
|San José-Guadalupe||In front of Banco Nacional|
|San José-Moravia||In front of Soda Tapia|
|San José-Hatillo||In front of Luis Dobles Segreda High School|
|San José-Escazú/Santa Ana||In front of Comptroller General building|
|San José-Desamparados||Behind Luis Dobles Segreda High School|


Dublin City Centre
John Sisk & Sons
June 2020 To October 2023
- Bulk excavation of approximately 25,000m3 for 8 metre deep basement.
- This was a very logistically challenging project due to its location right in the heart of Dublin and the site Access via Dawson Street and Duke Lane and with the Luas on Dawson Street and the Pedestrian Foot fall of Grafton Street and Dawson Street. It was a challenge we succeeded in without incident and which did not compromise safety or programme delivery at any stage.
- M&N completed all substructure excavations & blinding works for basement slab.
- M&N completed all in slab drainage and testing completion.


GO Transit operates a train from Toronto to King City hourly. Tickets cost $5 - $8 and the journey takes 39 min.
How to get from Toronto to King City
From Union Station train to King City GO. 39 min $8. From St Patrick Station - Northbound Platform line 1 subway to York University then line 96 bus to King Rd / Doctors Lane. 1 h 43 min $6. From Toronto taxi to King City. 34 min $98. From Toronto drive to King City. 34 min $5. From Toronto Uber to King City. 34 min $53.


GHMC begins de-silting of nalas
Hyderabad:A�The Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation began nala de-silting works on Tuesday at a cost of Rs. 30.18 crores in all the circles. This is the first time that the GHMC has started the nala work five months prior to the rainy season. Ita��s also the first time the civic body has taken this type of initiative in its history.
Every year the GHMC uses to take up these works one or two months before the onset of the monsoon. But now, as per the direction of the Municipal Administration and Urban Development Minister K. Taraka Rama Rao and city mayor Bonthu Rammohan A�tenders were called well in advance and work started from January 31stA�onwards.
After launching the desilting works at Nacharam and Meerpet, the mayor said that it had been decided to take up these works on priority basis throughout the year.
The GHMC has major nalas, drains, small nalas, pipe drains etc. to an extent of 951 km. The de-silting works are being taken up continuously and by this year-end, all the work is expected to be completed. -NSS


A couple weeks ago we were in Dale City, VA and checked out Andrew Leitch Park in Prince William County. The park also has Waterworks Waterpark sadly we weren’t able to go in because a thunderstorm came through.
Address: 5301 Dale Blvd, Dale City, VA 22193
The park includes baseball/softball fields, basketball and volleyball courts, playground, walking/hiking trails and picnic pavilions. The playground area has lots of shade with two play equipment pieces and both types of swings. A porta potty is available near the parking lot not far from the equipment.
Andrew Leitch Park was a nice park and had plenty for the kids to do. If you live in Dale City or Prince William County I would suggest you check it out.


Green Eggs: U.S. Green Building Council Monthly Breakfast Forum
Maine Audubon Gilsland Farm Center
Green Eggs is the Chapter’s monthly breakfast forum featuring a speaker and topic relevant to green buildings. Networking and breakfast, featuring a full breakfast – local, organic, creative – prepared by Local Sprouts Cooperative, will take place from 7:30 – 8:00 followed by a 45 minute presentation and a 15 minute question, answer & discussion period. Attendance is limited and pre-registration with payment is recommended. $10 members, $15 non-members.


Wood block street
Hyde Street in Winchester is an old road that is unfortunately a rat run. I can't complain as I do use it myself sometimes.
The road surface is very poor, with a lot of bumps and potholes, including this deep one where wooden blocks are exposed.
I found this:
"Around 200 years ago Hyde Street was the main road north out of Winchester and the potholes have revealed that it was surfaced for this heavy traffic with wooden setts. This is a fascinating glimpse of a past road surfacing more common in towns during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. They were protected with pitch before they were put in place which preserved them from the elements, and in this case, were buried when the road was relayed using new bitumen-based road surfaces.


Bath is UK's only World Heritage City. It is a city fanatical about rugby. So where do you put a Premiership-standard stadium to achieve maximum capacity and cultural sensitivity? We carried out an investigation.
Comprehensive site study
Bath Rugby Stadium
For years Bath Rugby has needed a new stadium to fit its profile and meet Aviva Premiership standards. However, passions run high over the issue of rugby v culture. Three venues have been proposed: the current site at the Recreation Ground, as well as two new sites at Western Riverside East and West.
To gain clarity, B&NES Council commissioned SRA to conduct a comprehensive study around stadium capacity. We worked with numerous Council departments, gaining a rare insight into complex aspects of this historic city. For instance, covenants on the land for the Recreation Ground forbid any one sports club or facility dominating activities there.
Ultimately we were able to identify crucial opportunities and obstacles, both city-wide and stadium-specific. When the new stadium is eventually built, it will be based on some rock solid research.


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Please open this post and click here to access a full Agenda Package for the May 4th 2022 Council Meeting. Please note that agenda is subject to change up to the start of the meeting.
- September 7th 2022 Council Meeting
- July 6th 2022 5:15pm Council Meeting Agenda
- Notice of Special Council Meeting June 23 2022 at 6:00pm
- Public Hearing for Land Use Bylaw Amendment 336 and RV Area Structure Plan Bylaw 337 July 11th 2022 at 5:15 Alberta Senior Centre
- Notice of Tax and Assessment Notices


Our affordable, high quality Line Barriers are available in several styles designed for both indoor and outdoor use, and provide a crowd control solution. We currently stock durable Line Barriers with weighted bases, topped by retractable belt cassettes that curb tough solution that can manage crowds and pedestrian traffic effectively and easily. These portable retractable belt barriers are available in belt styles (blue and red) to better meet your desired application. Whether you’re on a budget and need an economical stanchion, or you want a top of the line elegant and long-lasting post, we’ve got the belt barriers you need.
- Height: 3Ft
- Length: 6Ft


The Kingston Community Advisory Council co-sponsors the Kingston Community Conversation, coming up 9-11 a.m. Saturday, Feb. 19 via Zoom. Learn more and register at tinyurl.com/kingstonconvo or email firstname.lastname@example.org. Join this discussion with neighbors and community groups who will delve into issues, look for solutions, share resources and review planning initiatives. Everyone in the greater Kingston area is encouraged to attend. To learn more about the Kingston Community Advisory Council, go to kcowa.us/KingstonCAC.


Water Recreation Facility (WRF) Construction Occurs and WRF Builder Requests Health District Pre-Occupancy Inspection of Piping Structures Prior to Covering
After the building department issues a building permit, construction can proceed. During the construction process any changes to the approved plans or equipment must be submitted for further plan review and approval.
Throughout construction, the health district must be contacted to request a pre-occupancy inspection of any piping, drain sumps, or other structures that will be covered during the construction process. The installation of these structures must be approved in writing before they are covered with soil. A preliminary pre-occupancy inspection may also include the inspection and measurement of built-in step heights and handrail placement to verify code compliance prior to the final gunite/shotcrete coating application to a pool or spa.
Note: Requests should be made one week in advance (five working days) to allow for scheduling.


The following ramps are closed from now through Friday, May 1, according to the Ohio Department of Transportation:
1. The ramp from northbound state Route 8 to Steels Corners Road. The detour is Route 8 to Seasons Road to Hudson Drive to Steels Corners.
2. The ramp from Steels Corners to Route 8. The detour is Steels Corners to Hudson to Seasons to Route 8.


The following video was aired by ABC 7 News on August 20, 2013 regarding the Red Flag Warning, vegetation management, evacuation plans, and general community preparedness.
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Town of Patagonia
Patagonia Town Government prides itself on providing a high level of business-friendly service in a quick, responsive manner. Our services include licenses and building inspection, police, water, sewer garbage collection as well as maintaining the beautiful park that is the centerpiece of the Town. Our Office is open for walk-in traffic from 8 am to 2 pm and for calls from 8 to 5, Monday through Friday.
We are located at 310 McKeown Avenue, PO Box 767, Patagonia, AZ 85624
Phone 520-394- 2229. Email at firstname.lastname@example.org and our website is http://patagonia-az.gov/


One Bausch & Lomb Place
Various building upgrades are underway by owner Buckingham Properties, which purchased the tower in June 2014. The building’s formal name was changed from Bausch & Lomb Tower to Legacy Tower in November 2014.
- Project Type: Office/Retail/Business
- Project Status: Under Construction
- Investment: 4 Million


Street Closure - 2nd Street
Monday November 5, 2018 10:50 AM
November 5, 2018
For information, contact Adrienne Carrico at 270-687-8561 or firstname.lastname@example.org.
STREET CLOSURE – 2nd STREET
Starting Wednesday, November 7th, both lanes of 2nd Street at Daviess Street will be closed for street repair. This closure is expected to last through Friday, November 9th, pending no delays or inclement weather. A detour will be appropriately marked for this closure. Please use caution and attention while driving in this area.
For more information about the City of Owensboro, please visit www.owensboro.org.
Other Recent News
- Owensboro City Commission Meeting Cancelled 2/5/19
- Street Closure - Ewing Road
- Owensboro Parking Committee Meeting for 1/17/19 Cancelled
- 2019 Spring Break Day Camp registration
- 2019 PGA Youth League
- 2019 8th Annual ISI Figure Skating Competition
- 2019 T-Ball Registration
- 2019 Owensboro Parks – Intermittent Positions
- 2019 SPRING/SUMMER ADULT SOFTBALL LEAGUES
- Edge Ice Center offering Learn-to-Skate Classes


TUCSON, AZ (Tucson News Now) - Construction kicks off on Silverbell Road again this week, while crews perform final striping work after a long term widening project.
This work will last from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday, September 28 through Wednesday, September 30. Crews will install thermal, reflective striping here.
Rolling lane closures will take place while this project plays out, so west side drivers should be aware, and therefore slow down in the area.
This schedule could change based on weather conditions.


Construction of the Horstmannsteg bridge in the city Hennef , Germany
Scope of work: fabrication, delivery, assembly and anti-corrosion protection of the steel bridge in amount of approximately 180 tons.
Realisation time: start September 2019,
finish: December 2019.
Modernisation of a flyover in the course of Wojska Polskiego Street on Jana Pawła II Avenue in Bydgoszcz
Contract value: 22 mln PLN gross
Contract value: 10,55 mln PLN gross
Completion date: 40 months


SDOT and its contractor plan to repave Virginia Street between First Avenue and Westlake Avenue, working on Saturday, August 7 and at night on Tuesday and Wednesday, August 10 and 11.
To prepare for paving, the contractor will work on Saturday from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. repairing the concrete street base in areas that are in poor condition.
Weather permitting, crews will pave the street during the nights of Tuesday and Wednesday, August 10 and 11 between 7 p.m. and 6 a.m.
On Saturday as well as on Tuesday and Wednesday nights, Virginia Street between First and Westlake avenues will be limited to one eastbound lane. There will be parking and loading restrictions on Virginia Street and its cross streets. Sidewalks will remain open. Uniformed police officers will be on site to keep vehicles moving.
On Tuesday and Wednesday nights there will also be periodic cross street, alley and driveway interruptions and possible side-street lane closures.
After street paving, crews will apply new traffic markings and street channelization.
For more information: George Frost, (206) 615-0786
Media contact: Marybeth Turner, (206) 684-8548


City of Lafayette Public Works Department presents our residents with the 2020 water quality report. This report provides information about Lafayette’s water. The City’s goal is to provide safe and dependable drinking water.
For questions or to learn about public participation opportunities that may affect water quality, call the Public Water System Representative at 303-661-1277.
Read the full report here:


The Diamond Harbour Memorial Gardens Cemetery is located at Stoddart Point. The first known burial was 2002.
The existing cemetery construction does not function well in terms of drainage and ease of burial.
A new plan to fully utilise the top area of the cemetery and create greater capacity is being developed.
The cemetery is open for casket, ash and green burials.


Ideal for residential or commercial. This lot has 220 feet of frontage on Clements ferry rd. Conveniently located near Interstate 526. This area is rapidly developing. Geotechnical exploration has been completed. Don't miss this opportunity!
|Elementary school: Daniel Island|
|Middle school: Daniel Island|
|High school: Philip Simmons|
|Lot acreage is: 3.50|
|Subdivision: Thomas Island|
|Lot zoned: Residential|
Courtesy of: AgentOwned Preferred Group


The newly-installed bridge collapsed over a six-lane highway, crushing at least eight vehicles.
'There are eight vehicles that are trapped underneath as far as we know and we are going to try and get to them as quickly as we can,' Mayor Carlos Gimenez told CNN.
Miami-Dade Fire Rescue Department said on Twitter that 'multiple patients' had been injured, although authorities are still yet to confirm the exact number.
US Senator Bill Nelson of Florida told CBS Miami that there were at 6-10 fatalities as a result of the tragedy.
The new bridge was installed on Sunday and wasn't due to be opened to the public until 2019. It was built as a way to provide pedestrians direct access to the campus from student housing without needing to cross the highway.
Updates to come.
This article originally appeared on New Idea.


Traffic ADVISORY – contractor plans a northbound lane restriction on the US 41 Twin Bridges at Henderson on Sat. & Sun., April 8th & 9th
April 4th, 2017
A contractor for the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet plans a northbound work zone lane restriction on the US 41 Twin Bridges at Henderson on Saturday & Sunday, April 8 & 9, 2017.
This northbound lane restriction on the Twin Bridges during daylight hours is to allow ongoing repairs to the bridge structure. This northbound lane restriction is expected to be in place from approximately 6 a.m., CDT, to approximately 6 p.m., Saturday and Sunday.
All northbound traffic will move to the left-hand or passing lane in the work zone. Motorists should be alert for slowing and merging traffic as they approach the Twin Bridges this weekend.
The contractor has committed to minimizing lane restrictions by doing as much work as possible underneath the bridge structure.
The contractor will evaluate progress this weekend and determine the need for lane restrictions next week.
Due to heavy holiday traffic, the contractor will not be working the Thursday, Friday, Saturday, or Sunday of Easter Weekend, April 13-16, 2017. There will be no lane restrictions during the Easter holiday driving period.
Hall Contracting is the prime contractor on this $527,000 steel upgrade to both the southbound and northbound bridges. Due to some additional work that may be required, the target completion date has been moved to May 5, 2017.
Another contractor has some guardrail work to complete along the approaches to the US 41 Twin Bridges in coming weeks.
These maintenance projects on the US 41 Twin Bridges have to be completed before the start of a major rehab planned along the US 41 Corridor scheduled to start in early-May. The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC) and Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) are planning a major 3-year rehabilitation project along the US 41 Corridor between the US 41 Twin Bridges and the I-69 Interchange at the south edge of Evansville. This joint project headed by INDOT includes a deck overlay driving surface on the southbound bridge. For more information go to: http://www.in.gov/indot/3459.htm
The US 41 Twin Bridges, also known as the Bi-State Viet Nam Gold Star Memorial Bridges, are located at US 41 mile point 19.649 about a mile south of the Kentucky-Indiana State Line. They carry approximately 40,000 vehicles per day across the Ohio River between Henderson, KY, and Evansville, IN.
The bridges are located about a mile downstream from the confluence of the Green River and the Ohio River at Ohio River navigation mile point 786.8. The Twin Bridges have a total length of 5, 393.6 ft. with a 720 ft. main navigation span. The bridge superstructure is a Warren cantilevered through-truss design.
The northbound bridge was opened to traffic on July 4, 1932. The southbound bridge was opened to traffic on December 16, 1965.


Zoning Board of Appeals
What Is the Zoning Board of Appeals?
The Zoning Board of Appeals (ZBA) is composed of 7 residents and two alternates, appointed to a 3-year term. Currently, both alternate positions are vacant and we are taking applications. Alternates are expected to attend the meetings and are called up to sit in as regular members in the absence of a regular member. Click here to complete the online board application.
Meetings are held, as needed, on the 2nd Monday of every month at 7 PM at the City Hall, 3338 Coolidge. ZBA meetings are televised live on Berkley's government access channel, WBRK (available for WOW and Comcast customers).
The ZBA hears the following types of cases:
- Zoning Variances, both use and nonuse variance requests
- Zoning Appeals as described under the zoning ordinance
- Interpretation of use
Who We Are.
|Joseph V. Krug
|Sue McAlpine (Chair)
| Kevin Wilner
Council Liaison: Dennis Hennen
Staff Liaison: Kristen Kapelanski
To view the enabling legislation surrounding the ZBA, click here. To view the ZBA's Rules of Procedure, click here. To view ZBA meeting agendas and minutes, click here. Questions or comments for the board can be directed to email@example.com or 248-658-3320.
When Can You Attend a Meeting?
The Zoning Board of Appeals meets on the 2nd Monday of every month at 7 PM at City Hall, 3338 Coolidge.
ATTN Businesses, Residents, and Community Members:
If you would like to submit an agenda item for the Planning Commission meeting, the submission deadline is Friday 5 WEEKS BEFORE the meeting.
|2024 Meeting Dates
|January 9 - (Delayed for City Council)
|December 8, 2023
|November 12 (Delayed due to Holiday)
Property or business owner who wishes to modify existing property in a way that is not addressed in the zoning ordinance, can apply for a variance from the Zoning Board of Appeals (ZBA).
Watch Meetings Live online!
Zoning Board of Appeals meetings are televised live** on Berkley's government access channel, WBRK (available for WOW and Comcast customers).
**Work sessions & Joint Meetings are not recorded or televised.
If a meeting is currently in session, it will be streamed live below.
Watch Archived Meetings online!
Miss a meeting? You can view recorded meetings below. Click the icon in the top right corner of the video to see the list of available meetings from 2024, and visit our YouTube channel to see the list of available meetings from previous years. Recorded meetings are only available online from January 2018 to the present.
The City of Berkley will provide necessary reasonable auxiliary aids and services, such as signers for the hearing impaired and audiotapes of printed materials being considered at the meeting, to individuals with disabilities. For more information on this, or to request auxiliary aids or services, contact the city in writing or by phone at:
City Clerk's Office
Berkley City Hall
3338 Coolidge Hwy.
Berkley, MI 48072


Kashmir Colony, Karachi
Events & News
Kashmir Colony is a thriving private zone in Karachi, located along Primary Korangi Street with easy access to Shaheed-e-Millat Street to the east. Schools, basic supply stores, cafes, mosques, and churches abound in the thriving private zone, making it extremely difficult for residents to venture beyond their immediate surroundings. Nonetheless, the surrounding zones are densely packed with various offices that residents can visit as needed. Residents of Kashmir Colony in Karachi can travel to popular areas such as Guard Stage 1, Resistance Stage 2, Stage 1, DHA, and DHA. Other zones, such as Stage 4, DHA, Stage 2, DHA, Stage 6, DHA, and Stage 7, DHA, are also available in a reasonable amount of time.


Letter Writing Event to Advocate for Safe Crossing at Kollen Park
UPDATE: This event has been cancelled
Tuesday March 24th-
6 to 7:30 pm –
Herrick Library-Main Floor Meeting Room
Washington School Neighbors will host this event for any interested City of Holland residents. There has been continued concern over a safe crossing into/from Kollen Park, one of our cities most beautiful assets.
We will gather to write letters that express our concerns and desire for this to be addressed by City officials.
WSN will provide all materials needed and will drop letters off after the event.
Please join us and share your thoughts on this important community issue.
If you would like to write a letter, please email to: [email protected]
and they will be dropped off to City Officials when we are able.
Looking forward to coming together to build a stronger, more safe community.


To consider objections received and amendments
made in response to a recent Traffic Order advertisement.
Decision type: Non-key
Decision status: Recommendations Approved
Wards affected: Norden;
Decision due: 30 Nov 2021 by Rochdale North Township Delegated Sub Committee
Lead member: Cabinet Member for Highways and Housing
Lead director: Director of Neighbourhoods
Department: Neighbourhoods Directorate
Contact: Darren McCrohan, Highway Engineer Email: firstname.lastname@example.org.


158 Burlington Road
PO Box 165
Harwinton, CT 06791
Donate to the Building Project
The construction of the new ambulance facility will financed through grants secured by the Board of Selectmen, through funds set aside by the Ambulance specifically for this project and through donations.
Any donations to the project would be greatly appreciated and will assist us in the construction of an ambulance facility designed to meet the long term needs of our community.
Click here if you would like to make a donation.
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A joint initiative between the city council, business, the universities and anyone else with a vested interest.
Here is the Mission Statement
'The goal of Amsterdam Partners is to promote and improve the image of Amsterdam and the surrounding region among relevant target groups in the Netherlands and abroad. The improvement and raising of Amsterdam's profile is guided by a single concept for the city's national and international positioning: Amsterdam is distinctive for its combination of creativity, innovation and commercial spirit.'
Need I say more? Amsterdam Partners are (is?) close associates of the equally cringe-making I Amsterdam initiative. Why does marketing speak always sound so hollow?
There are various other initiatives around as well to promote the city - Amsterdam Topstad (top city) for example - another city council organisation.
Perhaps putting all this manpower and money into making sure the city did not look like a building site and that the taxis were okay might do the trick as well?