ANDBC Gateway Signs
We were asked by Ards and North Down Borough Council to manufacture and install Gateway signs that had been developed by White Noise Studios in Belfast. The design brief was to create an entrance or gateway sign to be installed at various locations outside town entrances across the Ards peninsula. Ards and North Down Borough Council wanted something unique and different than they have had installed in the past.
The team at White Noise Studios created an awesome concept. Since White Noise had already created a brand image for each of the towns they developed this into a very unusual signage concept. After meeting with White Noise and the Council we devised and designed a manufacturing brief. The signs had to look good but they also had to be robust and as vandal proof as possible due to their prominent locations.
After many meetings with planners, road service, local councillors and community representatives we developed a small prototype sign for approval by all parties involved. The final manufacturing design was to use two sheets of polycarbonate plastic, cut to two different sizes and shapes, then placed one in front of the other with plotter cut vinyl applied to the inside and then mounted to two powder coated steel posts. This had to be done in such a way as to make any vandalism as difficult as possible and take into account such concerns as condensation behind the panels, regular easy cleaning by the council and road service regulations and requirements.
The end result is 30 beautifully designed and crafted signs that stand proudly at the main entrances to each of these towns and will be welcoming visitors and tourists into the Ard’s peninsula for years to come.


Washington City Utah | (435) 656-6300
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PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that Washington City’s; City Council, Planning Commission, Board of Adjustments, Municipal Building Authority, Power Board and the Coral Canyon - Special Service District will hold their regularly scheduled meetings for the calendar year 2020 as follows:
2020 MEETING SCHEDULE
CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING
Second Wednesday at 6:00 p.m.*
Fourth Wednesday at 6:00 p.m.*
COUNCIL WORKSHOP SESSIONS
Wednesday before City Council Regular Meeting at 4:30 p.m.*
There will be NO City Council Meetings held on September 22nd & 23th, November 25th, and December 23rd.
* Items to be presented for Council Meetings MUST be turned into the City Recorder Office by noon on Tuesday one week prior to the meeting.
Public Comment will be added to the Regular Meeting Agenda on January 22nd, April 22nd, July 22nd, and October 28th.
First Wednesday at 5:30 p.m.**
Third Wednesday at 5:30 p.m.**
** Items to be presented for Planning Commission MUST be turned into the Community Development Department approximately twenty (20) working days prior to the meeting.
First Tuesday at 5:00 P.M.
BOARD OF ADJUSTMENTS
MUNICIPAL BUILDING AUTHORITY
CORAL CANYON - SPECIAL SERVICE DISTRICT
Meetings held as necessary.
NOTE: All meetings are held in the Council Chambers in the Washington City Offices at 111 North 100 East, Washington, Utah.
POSTED on the 15th day of January 2020.
Danice B. Bulloch, MMC, City Recorder
In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, Washington City will make reasonable accommodations to participate in the meeting. Request for assistance can be made by calling the City Recorder at 656-6308 at least 24 hours in advance of the meeting to be held.


The objective of the Masterplan is to arrange a series of elements in a manner that is functionally appropriate, responds to site conditions, is responsive to future demands, creates delight in the configuration,and knits together a cohesive whole that is greater than simply the sum of its parts.
The Masterplan will address built form, open space, landscape character, circulation and access, and will reflect the ‘charter”.
Community and Stakeholder consultation is a necessary and important part of the masterplanning process.
An implicit element in all the master-planning is optimising our sustainability outcomes in an overall site energy and materials sense but also through the quality of the environment in individual spaces using orientation, ventilation and light and sun control.
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The Climate Action Mobilizer Project is hosting their kick-off event: Neighbourhood Climate Chats on Tuesday, March 22. The objective of this event is to unite neighbourhood champions and residents, community partner organizations, and UBC students.
The Climate Action Mobilizer Project promote a youth-led approach to addressing the climate emergency, working with neighbourhoods and communities to co-create innovative climate action projects.
You can find this event on our Events page! If you know of any other events relevant to transformative change and sustainability, fill out this form and we will work to add them to our event calendar.


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The Jefferson at Fair Oaks Apartments is in the city of Fair Oaks, VA. Fair Oaks has an average Walk Score of 41 and has 30,223 residents.


(WNY News Now) – The Falconer Rotary Club celebrated the inauguration of a new disc golf course at Falconer Park, funded through a combination of Rotary Foundation grant eliminating the need for public tax funding.
Falconer – On August 22, a ribbon-cutting ceremony marked the official opening of Falconer Park’s latest addition – a disc golf course courtesy of the Falconer Rotary Club. The initiative, supported by a Rotary Foundation grant and the Club’s internal funding, showcases a commitment to community-driven projects without burdening taxpayers.
Mayor James Jaroszynski, speaking at the ceremony, emphasized the positive impact on the community. Looking ahead, plans include repurposing court space for the increasingly popular sport of pickle ball, further enriching Falconer Park’s recreational offerings.


|Address:||Waterfall Hotel Shore Road Glen Maye Isle Of Man IM5 3BG|
|Proposal:||Demolition of existing hotel and erection of four terraced dwellings with associated parking and amenity space|
|Application Date:||15 Nov 2017|
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Any comment submitted with regards to a planning application must be based on material planning considerations. If you need assistance in composing your representation please read the Composing & Comment document


Volunteer Fire Company No. 1 Of Chesapeake City Inc.
Updated: 3.2 days ago
Single Lane Closures For Chesapeake City Bridge
Single lane closures are currently estimated as follows:
SUBJECT TO CHANGE BASED ON WEATHER AND CONSTRUCTION PROGRESS
June 27th through June 30rd between 9:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m.
July 11th through July 13th between 9:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m.
August 8th through August 11th between 9:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m.
No lane closures are anticipated on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays.


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|Project Details||Park Nova 柏皓|
|Developer||Shun Tak Holding|
|Address||18 Tomlinson Road Singapore 247858|
|General Description||1 Tower of 20 storey with 54 residential apartments with concierge service , basement car park, swimming pool, and communal facilities|
|Site Area||Approx 46,085sqft|
|Expected Date Of Vacant Possession||Q4 2023|
|Design Architect||PLP Architecture International Limited|
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|3+ Study $3,150 /mth|
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City of Yarra: Overwhelming support for Yarra’s stand. 22 July 2014
Yarra Council has been inundated by phone calls, emails and social media posts thanking Council for its decision to join the legal challenge against the Minister for Planning’s approvals of the East West Link.
Mayor, Cr Jackie Fristacky said the community wanted Council to advocate on their behalf because of the devastating impact the East West Link project would have on the lives of so many residents and the very fabric of Yarra.
“There is despair in Yarra about the lack of transparency surrounding this project, the impact it will have on inner city liveability and the fact that the $8billion for the East West Link would detract from vital public transport projects to reduce inner city traffic congestion as opposed to inducing traffic which is what the tunnel will do, especially on Hoddle Street and Flemington Road,” she said.
“As elected members, we have an obligation under the Local Government Act to represent the best interests of our community on issues that affect them and this is an issue of monumental significance.”
Cr Fristacky said that in the lead up to Monday’s special council meeting, dozens of residents had contacted Councillors urging Yarra to join Moreland Council’s legal action. Since then, hundreds of residents had made comments to Council and on social media. The overwhelming majority of comments have been strongly supportive of Council’s position. Some of the correspondence with Council has included:
“Congratulations and thanks to the Yarra councillors for voting to join the Moreland court challenge.
Thanks for your work & support on this. Once again the City of Yarra has done us proud. How could I move to another area with another Council?
Great that Yarra is making a stand with this.
The majority of residents in the City of Yarra and (according to research a large percentage of voters across Victoria are opposed to the East West Link) and therefore we support the legal action of local councils or any action to stop the Government to sign this contract before the state election.
As a rate payer in the City of Yarra, and fully appreciative of the wonderful efforts of Yarra Council in opposing the East West Link.
I commend Yarra Council for its efforts opposing the tollroad through the Comprehensive Impact Statement and planning panel processes and ask you to continue this effort by supporting Moreland.
As a rate payer in the City of Yarra, and fully appreciative of the wonderful efforts of Yarra Council in opposing the East West Link, I am writing to urge you to show support in whatever way you can to the City of Moreland.
I know many Yarra residents would stand behind you in your support of this action, as they have strongly supported your stand in the past.
Yarra Council has been magnificent. Don’t stop at the last minute. Yarra residents expect nothing less from you.
I fully support Yarra Council joining this legal action.
Yarra has taken a lead in the past in fighting the EWL, and we respect and support your many actions to date. Please don’t give up now!
May I add our very strong vote for Yarra Council to join Moreland’s Council’s Legal Action against the East West Tunnel.
It is a wonderful thing that you are doing, was, there one saying “I wouldn’t want to live anywhere else.
We need the Yarra City Councillors to have the courage to support residents who will be affected by the East West Link.
Whatever criticism Council may receive for joining in this legal action, I believe it will be well outweighed by the support you would receive from the majority of Yarra residents who do not want the East West Link built.
Thank you for representing your communities’ best interests…and for standing up for due process!
Feel like hugging a parking inspector after my @YarraCouncil voted to take #EWLink legal action. Thank you!
Thanks Yarra Council and Moreland Council for sticking up for due process and local communities.
We love you Yarra Council ! Thank you!
Great news: @YarraCouncil will be joining @morelandcouncil in #EWLink legal challenge! Representing best interests of our communities.
We are very proud of your work and wish you all the best.
More than happy for my rates to be invested in this fight. Congratulations for standing up for the community you represent.
Again, @YarraCouncil is awesome.
Cr Fristacky said community trust and confidence in Yarra Council and satisfaction with Council performance and levels of advocacy had increased substantially in the past 12 months, reflecting community support for Council’s actions.
“We regret that we have been forced to challenge the decision of the Minister,” Cr Fristacky said.
“However in good faith we went through the Assessment Committee process only to have the important recommendations of the independent body set up to assess the project rejected. Now we feel that we have no choice but to proceed with this legal challenge.”
- Next Yarra Council joins neighbouring Moreland in legal pitch against East West Link
- Previous Moreland takes legal action on East West Link project


This Request for Proposals is seeking a qualified engineering service consultant to perform as-needed plan checks on Water Quality Management Plans required for public and private development projects as a condition of development.
Proposals must be delivered to the City of Laguna Beach, Water Quality Department, no later than January 29, 2020 at 3:00 p.m.
Please direct all questions, correspondence, and proposals to:
Mary Vondrak, Senior Water Quality Analyst
|Contact Name||Mary Vondrak|
|Contact Phone||(949) 497-0781|
|2020 RFP WQMP Documents|


By RICH BOVE
Your embrace of the “complete streets” concept in lieu of a massive highway plan is the Band-Aid on a severed artery.
Speaking of arteries, the shore-front drive along with the completion of the Richmond Parkway could have and should have been built in the 1970s. The politicos and their minions dragged their collective feet and were stopped dead by the environmental loons, the federal government, the state Department of Environmental Conservation. Add the city Parks Department and their collective band of ozone rangers.
Hylan Boulevard, Victory Boulevard, Forest and Castleton avenues will, one day, come to a complete stop.
The plan to demolish the parkway overpass in Sunnyside should be stopped dead in its tracks. The proposed roadways are still undeveloped and can be used if the fight is fierce enough. Homes and families will be displaced; many were when the highway was built. That is the price of progress. Some might welcome the plan or the opportunity to leave.
These agencies, the mayor or mayors along with their army of yes-men always thought they knew or know what’s good for Staten Island. So far it has been a total failure.
The old saying “Hit the mule in head with a two by four to get his attention“ has been upgraded: “Hit him with a bus.”
If I could muster 2 percent of the half million Islanders, I would shut down the bridges until we, the residents, have a voice that is heard.
My fellow residents, Staten Island is the doormat to New York City: don’t forget to clean your feet.


Free Tysons Express Shuttle Bus Service to Tysons East
Commuters working in the Tysons East corridor of Tysons Corner have a free shuttle bus service connecting them with the Woodbridge Tysons Express and Loudoun Tysons Express bus service. Relax in the club seats and leave the driving to someone else.
The West Park Transit Station will serve as the connecting stop for riders traveling to/from work in East Tysons. The five shuttle stops include:
- Polk Building on Old Meadow
- Northrop Grumman
- MITRE Rapp Building
- Capital One
- MITRE Campus on Colshire Drive
Click here to view the Tysons East shuttle AM and PM service schedule.
Woodbridge Tysons Express starts at the VRE Station in Woodbridge then heads to Tysons Corner on weekdays. Loudoun Tysons Express serves Loudoun County and Tysons Corner on weekdays.
For more information visit Loudoun.gov.


Meeting with Tuscaloosa mayor held Monday
The "Mayor's Night Out" will be held from 4-6 p.m. Monday at the McDonald Hughes Center, 3101 MLK Jr. Blvd.
The event allows Tuscaloosa residents to discuss plans, ideas and concerns directly with the Mayor Walter Maddox. This will be a come-and-go meeting.
For more information, call Tuscaloosa 311 at 205-248-5311.


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What I took away from the article (“Urban Yield,” News & Features, May 19) was that Lisa Taranto would like for it to be easier for individuals to be able to use vacant city lots for the same purpose, perhaps some kind of cheap subsidized rent for urban microfarms on these properties. I see no problem with this idea. Put the land to productive use until the building market improves.
With that said ... what the hell exactly is a “statist” anyways (“Garden Shouldn't Grow Government,” Letter to the Editor, May 26)? This is free-market enterprise in action. They are seeing a need, and filling it, hopefully at an eventual profit. Stop filling these pages with your parroting, Glenn Beck talking-point, hateful venomous bile.
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CONSTRUCTION NOTICE – RELEASE DATE: August 26, 2019
IL-31 / Huntley-Road Improvement Project
Due to weather, todays closure has been delayed until tomorrow – Aug 27th
Road Closure & Detour – Main Street and Lincoln Avenue
Tuesday, August 27th
•South-Bound Lincoln Ave. will be closed during daytime hours.
This is necessary to continue underground utility improvements.
Closure will be open to traffic in the evening and overnight hours.
The north-bound signed detour route will need to be followed.
Please visit theIl-31 / Huntley-Main Reconstruction website for other details and status.


Massive muddy flooding, drainage need for pedestrians and cyclists!
Reported in the Gully/Drainage category by Local resident at 13:11, Wed 24 January 2018
Sent to Bristol City Council 4 minutes later
This bridge under the motorway, on the south side floods all the time and is often deep and very muddy. This is a major route to the University, MOD and HP. Please add suitable drainage to either side of the path as this is used by hundreds of people every day and we all have to arrive at work with wet feet and shoes. this has been flooding now throughout the wetter months for the past year since some recent road works on the motor way.
Posted by Bristol City Council at 13:15, Wed 24 January 2018
Posted by Bristol City Council at 11:22, Wed 31 January 2018
Posted by Bristol City Council at 12:44, Wed 31 January 2018
Your enquiry has been passed to the appropriate department who will be in contact with you directly.
Posted by Bristol City Council at 09:57, Tue 6 February 2018
Your enquiry has now been closed.
State changed to: Fixed
Posted by Bristol City Council at 00:05, Tue 27 February 2018
This report is now closed to updates. You can make a new report in the same location. Please reference 1194080 in your new report if it is an update on this one.


Reported via mobile in the Carriageway Defect category anonymously at 08:56, Tue 22 February 2022
Sent to Bristol City Council less than a minute later.
FixMyStreet ref: 3333458.
The road is crumbling - dangerous for cyclists pedestrians (because cars park on the pavement) and any cars that need their wheels to have traction on a 25% hill
Receive email when updates are left on this problem.
A new enquiry has been raised for this issue.
Posted by Bristol City Council at 08:56, Tue 22 February 2022
This issue is currently under investigation. We'll provide updates on the outcome as soon as we can.
Posted by Bristol City Council at 16:35, Thu 24 February 2022
As this issue is not urgent we'll deal with it as part of a future planned work scheme in this area.
State changed to: Closed
Posted by Bristol City Council at 15:07, Mon 11 April 2022
This report is now closed to updates.
You can make a new report in the same location.
Please reference 3333458 in your new report if it is an update on this one.


The North Split Project’s Community Advisory Committee (CAC) met on May 3, 2018, to learn more about the System-Level Analysis. The meeting was held at the Indiana State Museum from 2 to 3:30 p.m.
- New York Street Closure to Begin August 4, Davidson Street Traffic Pattern Shift Friday, July 23
- Market Street Closure to Begin Today
- North Split Construction May Impact Independence Day Travel
- Monon Trail to Temporarily Close to Accommodate Utility Work
- Local Road Closure to Begin this Week as Part of North Split Construction


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Tuesday, May 26, 2015 (Halifax, NS) – The Halifax Regional Municipality is advising residents of road work underway today and continuing until Friday, May 29, on Young Street near civic 6176, between Windsor Street and Monaghan Drive.
This work will take place from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Lane drops and stop and go traffic will be in place. Motorists are advised to find alternate routes, if possible.
The municipality regrets any inconvenience that may be caused by this work.


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Starting at 8:00 AM, Tuesday, August 22, 2023, the intersection of Kites Lane and Prairie Hawk Drive will be closed to through traffic. BEK will be in the intersection making a water repair.
The closure will be in place until late Tuesday evening.
No detour will be in place.
Access to residence will be maintained.
Your Patience is Greatly Appreciated!


A SOUTHAMPTON CITY COUNCIL CITY OF SOUTHAMPTON (ONSLOW ROAD) (PARTIAL ROAD CLOSURE / ONE-WAY RESTRICTION) (142-67)Notice ID: BOU0122321
A SOUTHAMPTON CITY COUNCIL CITY OF SOUTHAMPTON (ONSLOW ROAD) (PARTIAL ROAD CLOSURE / ONE-WAY RESTRICTION) (142-67)
TEMPORARY TRAFFIC REGULATION ORDER 2017
Southampton City Council HEREBY GIVES NOTICE THAT, in accordance with Section 14(1) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, as amended, the Council made the following Order on 6th March 2017.
1 The effect of the Order will be to partially close Onslow Road northbound from its junction with Dorset Street to its junction with Lyon Street.
2 The Order is required to allow high voltage cable relay works to be carried out.
3 The alternative route will be via Dorset Street, Inner Avenue, Lodge Road, Bevois Valley Road, Onslow Road.
4 The Order comes into force on 9th March 2017 for up to 18 months or until such sooner time as the works are completed. However, it is anticipated that the works shall be completed by 13th April 2017.
For further information contact the Southampton Highways Partnership (Network Management) on 023 8079 8073.
Dated: 9th March 2017.
SERVICE DIRECTOR: LEGAL & GOVERNANCE
RICHARD IVORY, Solicitor, Southampton & Fareham Legal
Services Partnership, Southampton City Council, Civic Centre,
Southampton S014 7LY.


Garbage Pick Up DELAYED until Wednesday.
Garbage Pick-Up is DELAYED due to mechanical issues. THERE WILL BE NO PICK UP ON TUESDAY – MARCH 7, 2023. Garbage pick-up WILL BE on WEDNESDAY this week only! We apologize for any inconvenience. Garbage pick-up is scheduled for Wednesday, March 8, 2023.
AMENDED AGENDA – CITY COUNCIL MEETING
There will be a regular meeting of the city council held on Tuesday, November 1, 2022. Please check back on Monday, October 31st, 2022, for possible additions to the agenda. Any addition will be published on the City’s website and Facebook page as well as posted in town and Davidson Landing.


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Gov Bello directs emergency repairs of Minna-Suleja road
Governor Abubakar Bello of Niger has directed the state Ministry of Works and Infrastructural Development, to quickly undertake emergency repairs on all bad portions of the Minna-Suleja road.
Bello gave the directive on Wednesday in a statement signed by Mrs Mary Berje, his Chief Press Secretary, which was made available newsmen in Minna.
The governor said that the repairs would ensure free vehicular movement along the road as well as reduce the difficulties faced by road users.
It would be recalled that there had been persistent traffic gridlock along the Minna-Suleja and Minna-Bida roads due to the dilapidated nature of the roads.
The governor also called on the Federal Government to urgently intervene in the repair of Makera road to reduce the number of trucks on the Minna-Suleja road.


Heber City Council set to vote on city manager contract, bypass resolution
The Heber City Council meets Tuesday and will cover an array of topics including the downtown highway bypass road and the city manager’s contract.
The council will revisit two items it didn’t resolve at its last meeting.
First, the council will vote on a resolution supporting the Utah Department of Transportation’s continued study of U.S. Highway 40 bypass routes around Heber City.
The week before the last meeting, Mayor Heidi Franco, Councilman Ryan Stack, and Wasatch County Council Chair Spencer Park met with UDOT executives. The local officials later said the UDOT leaders asked if they should stop the bypass study due to public backlash.
When the council met on March 7, some council members shared their preferences about which route UDOT should choose. Ultimately, they agreed to craft a resolution that supports the study process itself, rather than one declaring which route the council favors.
UDOT says it’s reviewing five bypass options, two of which would run through the Heber Valley North Fields.
The council also delayed a decision at the last meeting about City Manager Matt Brower’s contract. He has asked for changes to his contract a little over a year before it was due for renewal.
Brower said he wanted to clarify what fireable offenses are and outline an appeal process in case he is fired. He said that would protect him in case he’s wrongfully accused of misconduct and is fired as a result.
Council members and Franco requested more time to review, and said they wondered whether such protections would set a precedent that made firing city managers too difficult.
Other topics up for action include whether to execute a $5.5 million contract with Hydro Vac Excavation for pressurized water meter infrastructure. The city plans to install those water meters at all homes to track water use.
Another contract up for a vote is a roundabout design for 550 East. The design work from AWA Engineering would cost the city $60,400.
The council will also vote on whether to build a new cemetery administration building.
The meeting’s at Heber City Hall, 75 North Main Street. The full agenda and a Zoom online meeting link are available at heberut.gov.
The council will not meet on the first Tuesday of April because of spring break.


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Rochford District Councillors are set to hold a ‘summit meeting’ with regards to unauthorised traveller encampments, in order to address the continuing issues that have been experienced by residents and businesses across the district.
The meeting will be held with Councillors from all Parties, as well as Essex Countywide Traveller Unit, as part of a co-ordinated approach to addressing residents’ concerns and find practical solutions in an endeavour to put a stop to these encampments.
It will be held as a virtual meeting on Zoom at the end of this month, with residents informed of updates going forward.
Leader of Rochford District Council, Cllr Simon Wootton, said: “I have asked for an urgent Members summit to review the approach Rochford District Council takes when unauthorised traveller encampments happen on our open spaces and car parks, and consider a coordinated approach on any additional actions which can be taken to minimise the inconvenience. As local Councillors, we are all acutely aware, and share residents' concerns of the disruption these encampments regularly cause within the community."


A double-decker bus in Ho Chi Minh City. Photo by Anh Viet
The Ministry of Transport is responsible for guiding the two localities to pilot the transport services, which aims to boost local tourism activities.
Hanoi was the first locality to put double-decker buses into operation in 2018. The service has also been introduced in Danang, Quang Ninh, and Ho Chi Minh City. Dtinews


Market demolition a step closer
Plans to demolish Leicester's indoor market have taken a step forward.
Leicester City Council has appointed UK construction consultants Faithful+Gould to manage the project, which will involve consultation with market traders and the public and is likely to result in the rebuilding of the indoor market.
The consultants will appoint an architect to draw up plans, which will include council-run toilets for the city centre.
Mayor Sir Peter Soulsby said: "Market traders have been very supportive of the approaches we've been making about the concept of demolishing the market hall and relocating the meat and fish stalls.
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"We also want to replace the dreadful public conveniences at the bottom of the building.
"There will be consultation with members of the public and traders so they can have their say in the shaping of something right for the heart of the city."
The mayor proposed knocking down the 1970s building last year. He said it made commercial sense for the city to have a better indoor market.


ROAD CLOSURES FOR DECEMBER 14, 2018
DISCLAIMER: Please note the below list is valid for the time of posting and is subject to change / update.
Road closures will be posted on weekdays only if any exist. To sign up for DOTD announcements, click here. To see the latest DOTD announcements click here
- LA 3160 in Hahnville from LA 3127 to LA 18 - alternating lane closures utilizing flagmen with one lane to remain open from December 12 through December 15, 6:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. daily (week days only); while crews complete shoulder and roadway patch work. All work associated with this lane closure is weather permitting.
This closure will allow vehicles 12 feet wide or smaller to pass through the construction zone during working hours. The road is open for regular traffic but oversize vehicles must detour using LA 3141.
- Linwood Dr. between Ormond Blvd. and Melrose Dr. in Destrehan will be closed to thru traffic until further notice while Wastewater performs repairs.
Emergency vehicles will not be able to pass. Emergency vehicles can access the closed portion of Linwood Dr. via Melrose Dr. but will not be able to drive thru.
One lane Northbound closure for the Hale Boggs Bridge on December 16 from 8 a.m. until 4 p.m.
Traffic Solutions and police details will be implemented.
DOTD appreciates your patience and reminds you to please drive with caution through the construction site and be on the lookout for work crews and their equipment.


One essential element of the Neighbourhood Plan is to construct a Village Design Statement which provides a portrait of the whole parish as it is now. The parish has been split into 9 areas and the Statements for all have now been done.
Below are the draft statements for the areas as shown on the map:
Whilst this is still a draft, any comments will be gratefully received. We can be contacted by email at email@example.com or by contacting your nearest parish councillor.


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A contractor for City Utilities will close Kimbrough Avenue at Elm Street beginning 7 a.m. Sunday, June 25 through Monday, June 26 to install a new gas and water main connection on the west side of Kimbrough.
All traffic will be detoured away from this construction area.
For more information, contact Earl Wallace at 417-942-9255 or [email protected]


After 10 p.m. on Friday, April 8, buses will replace select trains on Metro-North Railroad’s Harlem Line at all stations between Wassaic and Southeast. From Saturday, April 9, through 2 a.m., Monday, April 11, substitute bus service will be provided for all trains between Southeast and Wassaic.
Buses will operate 15-30 minutes earlier than scheduled trains. Customers should listen for announcements and check local or express bus service to their destination while boarding.
Southbound, Friday, April 8


Learn more about North Cowichan's response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Notice of Proposed Development Variance Permit for 1005 Springett Street
January 17, 2019
North Cowichan Council will consider issuance of a Development Variance Permit durings its regular meeting to be held at 6:00 p.m. on Thursday, January 31, 2019 in Council Chambers at the North Cowichan Municipal Hall, 7030 Trans-Canada Highway, Duncan, BC. Read the full details in the attached notice. [PDF - 655 KB]


RICHARDSON – A second delivery of rail for DART’s Silver Line arrived last week. The Silver Line is an east-west rail line that will stretch from Plano to DFW Airport with two stops in Richardson.
The 50 segments were delivered to Carrollton and bring the total number of rail segments delivered to 100. The first 50 sections were delivered in July.
Manufactured in Columbia City, Ind., the 1,600-foot-long rails traveled 1,100 miles to North Texas by special train. With the arrival of the second load of rail, work moves into the heavier construction phase with an anticipated completion of the $2 billion project and its 10 new stations in early 2023.
Visit www.dart.org/silverline for more information.


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DART Bus Route Changes Take Effect Monday, June 9
Effective Monday, June 9, DART will modify six bus routes and eliminate two others currently performing below ridership standards.
Following public meetings in Addison, Dallas, Garland and Rowlett and a public hearing in Dallas, the DART Board of Directors approved the modifications on May 13. The changes are as follows:
Rush-hour service reduced from 13 to 15 minutes and selected late-evening and weekend trips eliminated on both weekdays and weekends. Route 310 trips, which are combined with Route 202 on weekends, also are affected.
Routes 204, 210, 207
Weekday morning and evening route schedules adjusted to reflect ridership patterns. Route 204 peak-hour frequency reduced from 6 to 8 minutes; Route 210 peak-hour frequency reduced from 10 to 12 minutes; and Route 207 peak-hour frequency reduced from 10 to 20 minutes.
Route eliminated, alternative service available on Route 283 (express/park & ride service available at Lake Ray Hubbard Transit Center) or local service provided on Routes 60 and 164.
Two morning and two evening trips eliminated to reflect ridership patterns.
Midday and evening service eliminated to reflect ridership patterns; only peak-hour service will be provided. Spring Valley Road service still available on Route 358.
Route eliminated, alternative service between South Garland Transit Center and White Rock Station provided by Route 428.
Service Change Alerts and customer timetables are available on buses and at transit centers and downtown Dallas DART Stores the week of May 26.
For information about DART services, fares, schedules, trip planning and maps contact DART Customer Service at 214-979-1111 or visit www.DART.org.
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Track DART bus arrivals, departures with new technologies
Three new technologies will provide riders with real-time Des Moines Area Regional Transit Authority bus locations.
DART launched Thursday technologies that will let riders track bus arrival and departure information via a mobile app, text message and automated phone system, according to a DART news release.
onTime Transit is a mobile app service available on several platforms, including iOS, Android and Windows Phone.
MyDART Text will provide estimated arrival times via text messages. People will be able to receive that information by texting DART and the stop ID — no spaces — to 64274.
People will be able to use MyDART Phone by calling 515-283-8100 and selecting option 1. The voice-automated phone system will then provide estimated arrival times and other services.


Gloucester County Council have advised us of the following roadworks due to take place in Longborough mid-November.
Purpose: New foul waste connection for resident. Work to be carried out by Thames Water.
Dates: From 14th November 2022 to 18th November 2022
Location: Moreton Road, Longborough (Near to junction with High Street)
Traffic Control: Two way traffic light signals


Agendas & Minutes
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The Main Street Advisory Board is comprised of nine members appointed by the Mayor and approved by the City Council. The Board meets monthly and its mission is to facilitate the changes needed to create a pedestrian-friendly, attractive, safe and desirable center for business, leisure and entertainment incorporating and celebrating the unique history, architecture and ethnicity of the community. Committee members make recommendations to Mayor and City Council.
Members are eligible to serve two consecutive three-year terms as described by their bylaws.


The Burbank Arts Beautification Program
The Burbank Arts Beautification Program is an initiative of the City of Burbank’s Cultural Arts Commission in partnership with the Parks and Recreation Department, and Burbank Water and Power. As part of the Burbank Arts Beautification Program the goal of this project is to bring visual art out of museums and galleries, so everyone can enjoy it. Furthermore, the painting of these boxes is designed to encourage community pride and beautify the neighborhood. To that end, thirty-eight (38) utility boxes have been painted by talented artists who were inspired by the theme of: “Just Imagine”, “A World of Possibilities”, “A World of Entertainment”, & “Celebrate Community.”
Check out this video produced by the New York Film Academy – Los Angeles, California that highlights the success of the 2019 Burbank Arts Beautification Program.


AS complaints are multiplying that buildings are being constructed across India bypassing the prescribed rules and regulations ,the Central Government on Tuesday told the Supreme Court of India that guidelines have been framed to blacklist builders, contractors and architects found to have constructed buildings in violation of sanctioned plans. A Bench comprising Madan B. Lokur, Justice S. Abdul Nazeer and Justice Deepak Gupta asked the Centre to put the guidelines on public domain.
Additional Solicitor General A.N.S. Nadkarni appearing for the GOI informed the SC that an advisory has been issued to state governments to stop unauthorized constructions across the country. SC had earlier directed the Centre to come out with proper guidelines to blacklist builders, contractors and architects found to have constructed buildings in violation of building bye-laws. The court now posted for further hearing on September 7 pleas relating to the validity of the Delhi Laws (Special Provisions) Act, 2006 and subsequent legislation that protected unauthorized constructions from sealing. The sealing drive in Delhi is being carried out by a Supreme Court-appointed Monitoring Committee against business establishments using residential properties for commercial purposes. It is being implemented by the three BJP-led Municipal Corporations of Delhi.
The committee was set up by the Supreme Court in 2006. In 2012, the apex court asked the committee to stop the drive.


Almost 500 London roads and landmark locations breach air pollution limits, campaigners warned today.
The news comes after the Mayor of London issued a high pollution alert for the capital yesterday in response to the unseasonably warm weather.
The worst offender listed in the report was Earls Court station, where nitrogen dioxide (NO2) levels exceeded the government's limit by more than three times.
Kensington High Street, Euston Road and the Strand were among some of London’s other famous sites in the top 10 for air pollution.
Earls Court had 129.5ug/m3 of NO2 in the air despite targets set for 2005 that levels should not exceed 40ug/m3.
High levels of NO2 are linked to asthma and other breathing difficulties.
“It’s unforgivable to see so many locations across London over air quality limits, leaving millions of us breathing dangerously polluted air,” said Catriona Currie, a campaigner from Friends of the Earth, the organisation behind today's report.
Here are London's 10 worst areas for air pollution:
|London location||Annual average level of NO2 (ug/m3)|
|Earls Court Station||129.5|
|Junction North Circular Road, Brent||115.39|
|Ikea, North Circular Road, Brent||102.1|
|Kensington High Street, Kensington & Chelsea||94.5|
|Euston Road, Camden||92.45|
|The Strand, City of Westminster||92|
|Harlesden High Street, Brent||91.83|
|Haddon Hall Tower Bridge Road, Southwark||90.79|
|Peckham High Street, Southwark||87.51|
|Dollis Hill Lane, Cricklewood, Brent||85.97|
A spokesperson for mayor of London Sadiq Khan said yesterday: “The high levels of pollution expected over the next few days is evidence of the scale of London’s air quality crisis and is exactly why the mayor is taking hard-hitting measures to clean it up.”
Currie praised Khan for “making some good progress with the Ultra Low Emission Zone (Ulez)”, calling the mayor’s policy a “sign of hope for air quality in the city”.
However, Currie called on the mayor to go further to tackle air pollution, adding “We need the Ulez to cover the entirety of greater London so that all Londoners can breathe cleaner air.”
The Ulez will be in place from 8 April and will apply to the same area as the congestion charge zone.
Plans are in the works for it to be expanded to the north and south circular roads by 2021.


Hello. This is a quick update on the works we completed at the Browns Point pumping station.
The MEICA, civils and accomodation works at the site are complete.
We have removed the site compound and we will carry out the landscaping works when the weather improves in the spring.
The works were completed without affecting our neighbours or the people that walk along the nearby pedestrian routes. This was a tremendous achievement.
We achieved the project objectives and have handed this station back to Northumbrian Water.


UPDATE: This meeting isnt now going ahead. Not sure why. There will be new date and time which I will blog about when I get it.
Residents on Aigburth Hall Avenue and roads nearby have been putting up with quite a bit of traffic and parking chaos near the new(ish) Tescos on Holmefield Road.
The Council did make some proposals to do with loading etc by the store.
It looks as if these will be discussed, and a decision taken, at a committee meeting later this month (27th March).
The agenda for this meeting (The traffic and highways representation committee) isn't published yet but when it is is will be at this link.
I'll blog again on this when I have more details.


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Sefton Council has issued an emergency notice of closure of Long Lane, a popular footpath from Gores Lane to Freshfield Road.
CHIEF OFFICER'S REPORT BOOK
Proposed Temporary Emergency Road Closure Long Lane, Formby
Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, Section 14, as amended by the Road Traffic
(Temporary Restrictions) Act 1991.
1.1 Head of Locality Services Commissioned is empowered to authorise a Temporary Emergency Road Closure Order for any period up to 21 days duration.
1.2 In order to install a retention system at the southern bank of Dobbs Gutter and to maintain safety for operatives and road users, it will be necessary to close Long Lane, Formby
1.3 Work will commence on 15th January 2018 and is due to be completed by 23rd February2018
To see the full order use the following link to download the document.


About 2800 W Camp Wisdom Road
This is a commercial lot in SW Dallas near Camp Wisdom and US-67. It is at the northwest corner of West Camp Wisdom Road and Richwood Drive. There is a median opening in Camp Wisdom. It is platted, zoned RR commercial, gently sloping, no FEMA flood, and utilities appear to be nearby. There is no residential adjacency which is a good thing. Buyer to verify all information and schools.
Features of 2800 W Camp Wisdom Road
|Address||2800 W Camp Wisdom Road|
|Subdivision||Camp Wisdom Estates|
|Utilities||City Sewer, City Water, Concrete, Curbs, Electricity Available|
|Lot Description||Corner Lot, Few Trees, Rolling Slope|
|Office||Burgdorf Realty Group|


WILTON WATER & SEWER – EXIT 16 AREA.
A BOIL WATER ORDER HAS BEEN ISSUED DUE TO A WATER MAIN MAIN BREAK.
The November Town Board Meeting will be held on Wednesday November 9th instead of Thursday November 3rd
2017 Town Budget Public Hearing November 9th at 7pm
View Tentative Budget
27-Oct-2016Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting - October
09-Nov-2016Town Board Meeting - November
16-Nov-2016Planning Board Meeting - November
24-Nov-2016Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting - Nov/Dec


They finally did it!! After decades of hearing from hillside residents and six years of meetings, emails and urging from the Riviera Homeowners Association, the Torrance city staff came back with a draft View Equity ordinance which was approved unanimously by city council at the last council meeting on Oct. 4!!!
The View Equity ordinance is based on the model of our neighboring city of Rolling Hills Estates, and will give residents a process to resolve view disputes that cannot be resolved in informal conversation. The draft ordinance may be found here as part of the Oct 4 meeting agenda, along with attachments presented by city staff. Soon this will be updated with minor modifications and incorporated into the Torrance Municipal Code. You can also view the city council meeting deliberations (item 9D on the agenda) by clicking here.
We think this is long overdue. Our hope is that just by having an ordinance on the books, neighbors will be more likely to trim trees before they become a problem, and not grow trees to cause an intentional view obstruction. If the ordinance acts as a deterrent–that’s great!! If disputes cannot be otherwise resolved, at least now there is a path that will lead to a resolution.
Thank you to all of you who came out repeatedly for many long nights at council meetings, community meetings, individual meetings with mayor and council, visits with neighboring planning directors in other cities, emails and calls. They all helped bring forward an issue that has long been ignored.
Along with the Hillside Overlay ordinance, the new View Equity ordinance will enhance the value of homes with ocean and city views, reduce the ambiguity over responsibility among neighbors to preserve each others’ property values, and retain the character of this unique “Jewel of the South Bay”.
PCH Safety improvement project
Per the Torrance construction start notice, beginning Monday October 17, work will begin on the safety improvements along PCH which consists of tree removal, a new guard rail, and fencing. Work will proceed through January; working hours are weekdays from 9AM to 3PM. Southbound PCH between Janet Lane and Calle Mayor will be reduced from two lanes to one during working hours. Parking will be limited at times along the residential side street parallel to PCH.
Stretch of PCH impacted by safety improvement project
The RHA will continue to work with Torrance Public Works, Caltrans, and our neighbors along PCH to promote the best outcome for this project. It’s important to note that the second project phase for incorporating new landscaping is tentative for now, and dependent on the outcome of the first, safety-related phase. For more detailed information, view the city’s project website.
Membership drive underway
Our annual fall membership is now underway; we need your support to continue our ability to represent our community, provide college scholarships and other support for our neighbors, bring you news that impacts your street, your neighborhood, and present meaningful topics for our meetings which remain open to all residents.
Please visit our membership page for a printable copy of your renewal form, or use the Paypal button to quickly and easily register your support for the RHA. We thank you for your ongoing commitment.
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TRAFFIC is running smoothly across most of the metropolitan area this morning.
Nick Green from the Australia Traffic Network says there are no major incidents on Adelaide's roads this morning, through traffic is building in the usual areas.
Road works will create some added traffic for south-bound commuters on South Rd at Regency Park just after Grand Junction Rd.
In the city there will be some disruptions around the intersection of Morphett St and Grote St where work to repair a burst water main is continuing.
Main North Rd and Prospect Rd, Blair Athol
Hancock Rd and North East Rd, St Agnes
Grand Junction Rd, Hope Valley
Lyons Rd, Holden Hill
Grenfell Rd, Redwood Park
Main North Rd, Gepps Cross
Cavan Rd, Dry Creek
Nelson Rd, Para Vista
Churchill Rd, Kilburn
Grand Junction Rd, Gilles Plains
Barcelona Rd, Noarlunga Downs
Grand Blvd, Seaford Rise
Old South Rd, Old Reynella
Hillier Rd, Reynella
Lonsdale Rd, Lonsdale
Victor Harbor Rd, Old Noarlunga
Bains Rd, Brodie Rd, Elizabeth Rd, Emmerson Dr and Flaxmill Rd, Morphett Vale.
Main South Rd, Hindmarsh
Tiers Rd, Pages Flat Rd and Reservoir Rd, Myponga
Hindmarsh Valley Rd and Victor Harbor Rd, Hindmarsh Valley
Hindmarsh Rd and Seaview Rd, Victor Harbor
Crows Nest Rd, Port Elliot
Nangkita Rd and Victor Harbor Rd, Mt Compass
Main South Rd, Second Valley
Inman Valley Rd, Lower Inman Valley
Randell Rd, Hindmarsh Island
Strathalbyn-Goolwa Rd, Currency Creek
Main South Rd, Yankalilla
Hindmarsh Rd and Adelaide Rd, McCracken.
ROADWORKS UNDER WAY
Motorists requested to exercise caution or take alternative routes to avoid delays.
Anzac Hwy/Greenhill Rd, Adelaide.
Anzac Hwy/Greenhill Rd, Keswick.
Anzac Hwy/Morphett Rd, Novar Gardens.
Barossa Valley Way/Edith St, Gawler East.
Beach Rd/Southern Exp, Hackham West.
Beach Rd/Southern Exp, Morphett Vale.
Bridge Rd/Baloo St, Ingle Farm.
Briens Rd/Neville St, Gepps Cross.
Brighton Rd/Elgar Rd, Somerton Park.
Brighton Rd/Folkestone Rd, South Brighton.
Brighton Rd/Grantham Rd, South Brighton.
Brighton Rd/Jetty Rd, Glenelg East.
Brighton Rd/Melton St, Glenelg East.
Brighton Rd/Oaklands Rd, Glenelg South.
Brighton Rd/Pier St, Glenelg East.
Brighton Rd/The Crescent, Brighton.
Brighton Rd/Voules St, Brighton.
Churchill Rd/Dudley Ave, Prospect.
Churchill Rd/Regency Rd, Prospect.
Churchill Rd/Rose St, Prospect.
Churchill Rd North/Port Wakefield Rd, Cavan.
Commercial Rd/Albany Ave, Port Noarlunga South.
Commercial Rd/Geraldton St, Port Noarlunga South.
Cormack Rd/Davis St, Wingfield.
Daws Rd/David Ave, Ascot Park.
Daws Rd/Goodwood Rd, Pasadena.
Eastern Pde/Grand Trunkway, Port Adelaide.
Eastern Pde/May Tce, Ottoway.
Flagstaff Rd/Bonneyview Rd, Flagstaff Hill.
Fosters Rd/Grand Junction Rd, Northgate.
Fosters Rd/Redward Ave, Northgate.
Fullarton Rd/Ferguson Ave, Highgate.
Fullarton Rd/Fisher St, Myrtle Bank.
Goodwood Rd/Leader St, Goodwood.
Gorge Rd/Silkes Rd, Paradise.
Grand Junction Rd/Devon St, Gepps Cross.
Grand Junction Rd/Hanson Rd, Athol Park.
Grand Junction Rd/Nelson Rd, Gilles Plains.
Grand Junction Rd/Sudholz Rd, Oakden.
Grange Rd/Findon Rd, Flinders Park.
Grants Gully Rd/Luke St, Clarendon.
Greenhill Rd/Anzac Hwy, Adelaide.
Greenhill Rd/Conyngham St, Dulwich.
Greenhill Rd/Fullarton Rd, Adelaide.
Greenhill Rd/Glen Osmond Rd, Adelaide.
Greenhill Rd/Goodwood Rd, Adelaide.
Greenhill Rd/Goodwood Rd, Wayville.
Greenhill Rd/Hutt Rd, Adelaide.
Greenhill Rd/Hyde St, Linden Park.
Greenhill Rd/King William Rd, Unley.
Greenhill Rd/Peacock Rd, Adelaide.
Greenhill Rd/Portrush Rd, Linden Park.
Greenhill Rd/Sir Lewis Cohen Ave, Adelaide.
Greenhill Rd/Sir Lewis Cohen Ave, Wayville.
Greenhill Rd/Unley Rd, Adelaide.
Hart St/Carlisle St, Glanville.
Hart St/Swan Tce, Ethelton.
Henley Beach Rd/Dew St, Mile End.
Henley Beach Rd/Marion Rd, Torrensville.
Holbrooks Rd/Ashley St, Underdale.
Holbrooks Rd/Grange Rd, Flinders Park.
John Rice Ave/Haydown Rd, Elizabeth Vale.
Lander Rd/Matthew St, OHalloran Hill.
ower North East Rd/Jarrah Rd, Dernancourt.
Main North Rd/Ballville St, Prospect.
Main North Rd/Gawler North Interchange ramp (from Nuriootpa), Hewett.
Main North Rd/Nottage Tce, Medindie Gardens.
Main North Rd/Redbanks Rd, Willaston.
Main North Rd/Robe Tce, Medindie.
Main North Rd/Sattler Tce, Enfield.
Main North Rd/Tiver Rd, Evanston Gardens.
Main South Rd/Old South Rd, Reynella.
Main St/Cox Pl, Crafers.
Marion Rd/Finniss St, Mitchell Park.
Marion Rd/Glengyle Tce, Plympton.
Marion Rd/Nilpena Ave, Park Holme.
Marion Rd/Oaklands Rd, Park Holme.
Marion Rd/Raglan Ave, Plmpton Park.
Marion Rd/Ralph St, Bedford Park.
Marion Rd/Shelley Ave, Plympton Park.
Marion Rd/Sixth Ave, Park Holme.
Marion Rd/Southern Exp, Sturt.
Marion Rd/Third Ave, Park Holme.
Marion Rd/Thomas St, South Plympton.
McIntyre Rd/Main North Rd, Salisbury South.
Military Rd/Trimmer Pde, Tennyson.
Morphett Rd/Baker St, Glengowrie.
Morphett Rd/Bray St, Morphettville.
Morphett Rd/Claines Ave, Glengowrie.
Morphett Rd/Oaklands Rd, Morphettville.
Morphett Rd/Sturt Rd, Warradale.
Murray Rd/Parham Cr, Port Noarlunga.
North East Rd/Aberdeen Ave, Holden Hill.
North East Rd/Ascot Ave, Vale Park.
North East Rd/Sudholz Rd, Windsor Gardens.
North Tce/Hackney Rd, Kent Town.
Northcote Tce/Park Rd, North Adelaide.
Norton Summit Rd/Greer Pl, Magill.
Oaklands Rd/Beauford Ave, Park Holme.
Oaklands Rd/Brighton Rd, Somerton Park.
Oaklands Rd/Diagonal Rd, Somerton Park.
Oaklands Rd/Hendrie St, Oaklands Park.
Oaklands Rd/Marion Rd, Park Holme.
Oaklands Rd/Morphett Rd, Warradale.
Old Port Rd/Frederick Rd, Port Adelaide.
Panalatinga Rd/Reynell Rd, Woodcroft.
Park Tce/Gawler St, Salisbury.
Park Tce/Jeffcott St, North Adelaide.
Park Tce/Port Rd, Hindmarsh.
Park Tce/Sixth St, Bowden.
Port River Expressway/Hanson Rd.
Port Rd/Old Port Rd, Cheltenham.
Port Rd/Queen St, Croydon.
Port Wakefield Rd/Deuter Rd, Bolivar.
Port Wakefield Rd/Diagonal Rd, Cavan.
Port Wakefield Rd/Ryans Rd, Globe Derby Park.
Port Wakefield Rd/St Kilda Rd, Waterloo Corner.
Prospect Rd/Barton St, Blair Athol.
Prospect Rd/Brunswick St, Blair Athol.
Prospect Rd/Gloucester St, Prospect.
Prospect Rd/Kintore Ave, Prospect.
Prospect Rd/Leslie Ave, Blair Athol.
Prospect Rd/Lionel Ave, Blair Athol.
Prospect Rd/Milner St, Prospect.
Prospect Rd/Northcote St, Blair Athol.
Prospect Rd/Olive St, Prospect.
Prospect Rd/Ross Ave, Blair Athol.
Prospect Rd/Solent Ave, Blair Athol.
Prunus St/Morphett Rd, Warradale.
Regency Rd/Burns Ave, Sefton Park.
Richmond Rd/Chatham Rd, Mile End South.
Richmond Rd/Deacon Ave, Richmond.
Richmond Rd/South Rd, Richmond.
Seacombe Rd/Main South Rd, Darlington.
Sherriffs Rd/Hillier Rd, Reynella.
Sir Donald Bradman Dr/Milner Rd, Hilton.
Sir Donald Bradman Dr/Wilson St, Cowandilla.
South Rd/Alexander Ave, Ashford.
South Rd/Anzac Hwy, Kurralta Park.
South Rd/Castle St, Edwardstown.
South Rd/Celtic Ave, St Marys.
South Rd/English Ave, Clovelly Park.
South Rd/George St, Thebarton.
South Rd/Grand Junction Rd, Angle Park.
South Rd/Grange Rd, West Hindmarsh.
Southern Expressway/Beach Rd north on/off ramp, Christie Downs.
Southern Expressway/Brodie Rd north on/off ramp, Reynella.
Southern Expressway/drain over Panatalinga Creek, Reynella.
Southern Expressway/Lander Rd, OHalloran Hill.
Southern Expressway/Main South Rd, Bedford Park.
Southern Expressway/Majors Rd, OHalloran Hill.
Southern Expressway/Majors Rd Overbridge, Trott Park.
Southern Expressway/Marion Rd, Sturt.
Southern Expressway/Seacombe Rd, Sturt.
Southern Expressway/Seacombe Rd Overbridge, Sturt.
Southern Expressway/Sherriffs Rd, Reynella.
St Bernards Rd/Church St, Magill.
Sturt Rd/Marion Shoppingtown accs, Oakland Park.
The Parade/George St, Norwood.
Torrens Rd/David Tce, Kilkenny.
Torrens Rd/Drayton St, Bowden.
Torrens Rd/West St, Brompton.
Victor Harbor Rd/Main Rd, McLaren Vale.
Womma Rd/Stebonheath Rd, Davoren Park.
Barossa Valley Way/Concordia Rd, Kalbeeba.
Barossa Valley Way/Wheatsheaf Ave, Kalbeeba.
Bay Rd/John Watson Dr, Mount Gambier.
Black Rock-Clare/Anama Lane, Anama.
Coffin Bay Access/Hawson St, Coffin Bay.
Dukes Hwy/Start MM 31.65 to finish MM 78.
Dukes Hwy/Start MM 78.16 to finish MM 118, Keith.
Gawler Bypass/Weyland Rd.
Gorge Rd/Torrens Hill Rd, Cudlee Creek.
Jubilee Hwy East/Attamurra Rd, Glenburnie.
Lincoln Hwy/Duncan St, Whyalla.
Mallee Hwy/Start MM 0 to finish MM 100.
Penola Rd/Wireless Rd East, Mount Gambier.
Pick Ave/Lake Tce East, Mount Gambier.
Princes Hwy/Start MM 67 to finish MM 71.
Venables St/Parin St, Macclesfield


The City of Gadsden Community Development Department will hold a public hearing on August 16, 2023 at 1:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers within Gadsden City Hall to hear citizen comments concerning the 2022 Consolidated Annual Performance and Evaluation Report (CAPER). All interested parties are invited to attend.
Copies of the report are available for review online at www.cityofgadsden.com or in the Community Development Department in City Hall between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 4:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. The City encourages citizens to review and provide written comments on the report. All comments should be submitted on or before Monday, August 28, 2023 by 4:00 p.m. to:
Najsha Corbett, Community Development Planner
Community Development Department, Room 310
City of Gadsden
Post Office Box 267
Gadsden, AL 35902-0267
or via email at: firstname.lastname@example.org
City Hall is handicap accessible. If you require special accommodations to participate or are a non-English speaking person and require a translator, please contact the Community Development Department at 256-549-4532 not later than August 14, 2023.


Our Community Liaison Groups (CLGs) play an important role in keeping the local community informed about key stages of the North East Link Program.
There are 2 CLGs formed to discuss the northern and southern parts of the program.
The groups include representatives from a range of backgrounds, including community groups, residents, sports clubs, schools, environmental advocates, disability representatives, and council representatives.
The CLGs meet regularly with an independent chair to discuss a variety of topics including ways to minimise project impacts during construction, urban design and sustainability initiatives.
The CLGs are independently chaired by Jeni Coutts (North) and Mike Marasco (South).
Join a CLG
Applications closed 5pm, Friday 20 January 2023.


The I-5 Central Corridor HOV Project is scheduled for nighttime paving activity, on Monday, June 8th, from 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. nightly through Wednesday, June 10, 2020. The nighttime paving is behind concrete safety barriers (K-Rail) with no impact to the general travel lanes.
OCTA and Caltrans construction team are expediting this work while traffic demand is lower due to COVID-19 impacts. Should you have questions or issues with the construction please call (800) 724-0353 or e-mail email@example.com.
To sign up for construction alerts or for more information, visit www.octa.net/i5Central.
Dates and times are subject to change if there is inclement weather or if there are unforeseen operational factors.


Tanu Hill County is located at Nagaram, Maheswaram Mandal and is adjacent to the Electronic Park. It’s very close to Fab City, Hardware Park, Rajeev Nanotech Park and 12 stars Hotels, with the new ORR12 lane (Outer Ring Road). The growth at Shamshabad (Maheshwaram) have taken a Gaint Leap forward which has witnessed an exponential growth attracting world wide attention towards Shamshabad.
Features & Amenities
- Final Approved DTCP Layout
- Layout with clear Marketable Title
- 3 Kms from Outer Ring Road.
- 6 Kms from Airport Compound Wall
- 2.5 Kms from Electronics Park
- 10 Kms from Hardware Park
- 8 Kms from Fab City & Nanotech Park.,


Pacific Professional Center #676366
Vacant Commercial Land Listing – 2.49-acres. Zoned Light Impact Industrial. Located in the path of progress with clear I-5 visibility and near the new Costco, existing Fred Meyer and the Bellingham International Airport. Multiple uses available. Some reports and studies have been completed.
Listing Courtesy of: Coldwell Banker Bain – Jeffery Morrison (#30279)
Disclaimer: The information contained in this listing has not been verified by Muljat Commercial and should be verified by the buyer.


Who you need to contact depends on what’s flooding.
Sewers and burst water mains
Contact your local water company to fix:
- blocked sewers
- burst water mains
Public drains and flooded roads
Contact your local council to:
Rivers and the sea
Call the Environment Agency to report:
Contact your local council to report flooding from other rivers, brooks or streams.
Report groundwater flooding to your local council. Groundwater flooding is caused by water rising up through the ground.
Floods caused by private drains are the responsibility of the property owner.


After almost 50 years of use, the historic glass facade of the Alster indoor swimming pool in Hamburg needed renovating: not easy given that it’s made up of more than 2,000 square metres of glass, mounted on a huge and highly complex framework. Implenia Fassadentechnik GmbH is carrying out the renovation and new construction. Once the old structure had been dismantled as planned, we began building the new facade in spring 2022. Insight into the work:
Implenia Sweden has been working for a long time to increase the number of digitally reported work environment events. This year, the focus has been to get even more people to report risk observations, incidents and accidents via the mobile app tool.


Monumental Construction - Aarhus Edition (FR)
During this year's ILT Festival, the citizens of Aarhus, young and old, are invited to work together to build a gigantic and visually impressive monument of cardboard, specially designed for Aarhus and the ILT Festival, thus creating a new city inside the city. The spectacular outdoor art project, MONUMENTAL CONSTRUCTION - AARHUS EDITION by French artist Olivier Grossetête, brings together the citizens for a joint artistic project, for both young and old and makes it possible for everyone regardless of gender, age, religion, social status and ethnic background to create something magnificent together. Because together we can move mountains ... or at least a monumental cardboard construction measuring almost 20 meters high and weighing more than 1 ton.
GRAND CONSTRUCTION CEREMONY AND JOINT DECONSTRUCTION
The city is transformed into a stage when the monument is assembled and erected by the citizens of Aarhus and culminates in a grand ceremony where local artists stage the monument.
All citizens - children as well as adults - are also invited to help with the deconstruction of the cardboard monument the next day. The symbolic destruction moment is just as entertaining and involving as the building project itself. Come and join us!


We are moving along nicely with the development of the City of Fernley Strategic Plan. Two items we would like the Fernley residents to consider and get input:
- The Draft City of Fernley Strategic Plan is ready for review. Please review and send your comments or questions by email to StrategicPlanComments@cityoffernley.org by Friday, November 6, 2020. Click here for a PDF copy of the draft plan.
- You are also invited for the follow-up Strategic Plan Community Meeting on Tuesday, November 10th at 7:00 pm where the draft plan will be presented to you and comments and questions will be addressed. Please use the Zoom meeting link below to register for this online meeting.
You are invited to a Zoom meeting.
When: Nov 10, 2020 07:00 PM Pacific Time (US and Canada)
Register in advance for this meeting:
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.
We thank you in advance for your comments and questions!


Bordering Hercules this great investor development opportunity for single family or multi units, 35 feet build up in the town of Rodeo. (Buyer to confirm building requirements with the county) This property is marketed as 5 lots. Walk to schools, restaurants & stores. Builders, Contractors & Others looking for project? Here it is!


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NZ Herald features an article on Auckland Council and Twentyfour's software PLAN.
NZ Herald have featured an article on Auckland Council detailing
how they are reducing cost by putting their plan online, and
compressing seven district plans and five regional planning
documents into one using Twentyfour's software PLAN.
Read all about it here - http://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news


Yard Waste Collection 2 Weeks ONLY this Spring
Yard Waste Collection 2 Weeks ONLY this spring Monday, April 24th through Friday April 28th and again from Monday, May 8th through Friday, May 12th. The program will only occur during these two weeks. Please plan accordingly. Residents currently being served by the city’s trash collection program (1-3 family homes and condominiums) are eligible for yard waste services.


Madrid Metro Line 9
Here you will find information on the actions carried out by the Community of Madrid since its creation on this subject.
Four construction phases were carried out to reach the current layout of Line 9, which is more than 15 km long and has 18 stations. The first section, Sainz de Baranda-Pavones, entered into service on January 31, 1980 with a length of 3.540 m, 5 stations 115 meters long, 15 ventilation shafts and 52 escalators.
In the northern part of the city, the line called 9B was built in two stages: 3 km from Herrera Oria to Plaza de Castilla with 4 stations and the Plaza de Castilla-Avda. of America of 4,3 km in length and 6 stations that were inaugurated on June 4 and December 30, 1983, respectively.
Continuity in the layout was achieved with the inauguration on February 25, 1986 of the Avda. de América-Sainz de Baranda section with 3,2 km in length and 3 intermediate stations. There were 32 escalators and 2 moving walkways 200 m long at the Núñez de Balboa station to connect between lines 5 and 9.


News Flash Home
The original item was published from 7/13/2010 3:51:27 PM to 7/17/2010 12:00:08 AM.
Posted on: July 13, 2010
[ARCHIVED] Downtown 3rd Street crosswalks
Street Department personnel will be installing Thermoplastic crosswalk marking material across 3rd Street at Spruce, Broadway, and Cedar this week. Drivers will experience some one lane traffic at these intersections while the work is being performed.


N.Y. Public Library & 5 Av., So. from 42 St.
N.Y. Pub. Library & 42nd St. So.
NY Public Library, 5th Ave., from 40th to 42nd Sts.
New York Public Library, 5th Ave & 42nd St.
NY Public Library, 5th Ave & 42nd St.
Forty Second St. West from 5th Av.
New York Public Library, 5th Av., 40 - 42 Sts.
Fifth Av. and 42 St. North
500 5th Ave. Bldg. 5th Ave. & 42nd St.
42nd St. West from Park Ave.
5th Av. north from 40 St.
5th Av. & Forty first St. North
Fifth Ave. & 42nd St. intersection
Astor Trust Co. Bldg. 42nd St. and 5 Av.
Astor Trust Bldg, 5th Ave & 42nd St.
Astor Trust Bldg., 5th Ave. & 42nd St.
Fifth Avenue and 42nd St., New York.
[Fifth Ave. North from 42nd St.]
Forty Second Street West from 5th Av.


Fire Station Building Committee to host community meetings for each station
Meetings to allow for open discussion about all three stations
The Fire Station Building Committee in conjunction with Context (Architect) and Daedalus (Owners Project Manager) will be hosting multiple community meetings for each of the three stations. The goal of these meetings is for the community to participate in an open discussion with the project team about each station. Each of the three meetings will have a focus around one of the three stations but we are happy to discuss other stations at any of the meetings. This is the first round of community outreach meetings that the FSBC and project team will be hosting. The following lists the date, time, location, and focus for each of the upcoming meetings:
Community Meeting 1 of 3
Focus: Headquarters Station
Date/Time: May 14, 2019, 2:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Location: Milton Library, Keys Conference Room (476 Canton Avenue)
Community Meeting 2 of 3
Focus: Atherton Station
Date/Time: May 21, 2019, 7:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.
Location: Fuller Village Conference Room (1372 Brush Hill Road)
Community Meeting 3 of 3
Focus: East Milton Station
Date/Time: May 23, 2019, 7:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.
Location: Milton Council on Aging Building, Conference Room (10 Walnut Street)
For more information:
Please head to their website: https://www.miltonfirestations.org/
Or their Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/MiltonFSBC/


Construction Inspection and Construction Administration For Project Forge Roadway and Water Line Constructionby GDN Job Post March 30, 2020
CITY OF SANFORD, NC
REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS
CONSTRUCTION INSPECTION AND CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATION
PROJECT FORGE ROADWAY AND WATER LINE CONSTRUCTION
APRIL 2, 2020
The Project Forge Roadway is a NCDOT funded project that will construct an NCDOT roadway. City is looking for qualified firms to provide construction inspection and construction administration. Interested firms should contact the Public Works Department, Engineering Division at 919-777-1122 for the qualification requirements. Submittals are due by 10:00 a.m. on April 23, 2020.


West Point may contract with Harris County for inmate labor
Published 8:05 pm Friday, March 8, 2019
The city of West Point is considering a contract with Harris County that would provide inmates to help keep the city clean.
During Thursday night’s work session, the West Point City Council discussed a possible contract with Harris County, which would provide inmate details to keep cemeteries, right-of-ways and other facilities clean and litter-free.
Under the proposed contract, Harris County would provide up to eight inmates and one correctional officer that would be assigned to the public works department. The cost to West Point would be $10 per day per inmate.
No vote was taken on the contract Thursday, but the item is likely to be discussed again during Monday’s council meeting.
Also at the meeting, City Manager Ed Moon said Troup County’s 2018 Hazard Mitigation updated plan was approved by the Federal Emergency Management Agency in January 2019 and was also approved by the Georgia Emergency Management Agency in 2018.
Public Works Director Mike Criddle discussed a partnership with Georgia EPD and the City of West Point that will allow citizens to properly dispose of waste and junk tires at no cost. The program will take place May 13-17, 2019, at 1506 Highway 29 and will go from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day. West Point citizens are allowed to bring up to eight tires per household. Proof of residency must be provided at the time of drop-off. The city will also have crews going around picking up old tires from the rights-of-way.
Mayor Steve Trammel ended the work session by extending the thoughts and prayers of the city to the families affected by the recent tornadoes in Georgia and Alabama.
The council will meet again on Monday, March 11 at 5:30 p.m.


Salida City Council will meet on Friday, September 21 at 8:45 a.m. at the Bridge Art project site (220 West Sackett Ave.) to continue their discussion on the SteamPlant & Sackett Avenue Bridge as Art project proposals. Council will then walk to council chambers (448 East First Street) to consider Resolution 2012-55, awarding the Bridge as Art.
Please read the Project Description: Here
Please contact your councilmen to voice what project you like. Click on this link for council members’ contact information. Contacts.


Bullingdon Community Centre MMC New Build
Main contract details
This project is an urgent requirement for the Council and is subject to the tender price being within the Councils budget.
Expression of interest window
From 13/11/2019 15:30 to 18/12/2019 12:00


Advice has been received from Construction Solutions NSW that, due to the placement of a mobile crane, Pitt Street between Market and Park Streets will be temporarily closed to traffic on Sunday 3 July 2016 during the hours 7.00am and 5.00pm.
Should the works not proceed on the above date, then this closure will take place on Sunday 10 July 2016.
The closure has been programmed to cause the least disruption as possible.
Acting Chief Executive Officer
City Tattersalls Club


Airport Master Plan Open House -- May 9, 5:30 - 8:30 p.m.
The City of Middleton has scheduled an open house for Thursday, May 9, 2019, in the Cafetorium at Kromrey Middle School, 7009 Donna Drive. The public is encouraged to stop by anytime between 5:30 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. to learn about the master planning process, ask questions, and provide comments. Project staff will give short presentations at the top of each hour--6:00, 7:00, 8:00--and then be available to respond to questions and seek input at various stations that focus on a particular component of the project.
Notice is hereby given that a quorum of the Airport Master Plan Advisory Committee (AMPAC), Airport Commission, Common Council and possibly other committees of the City of Middleton may be in attendance at this meeting to gather information; however, no action will be taken by any governmental body at this meeting. The next AMPAC meeting will likely be scheduled for early June. The City will hold a formal public hearing on the draft plan later this year or in early 2020.
For more information, see the project website at:


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Electric Bird scooters will no longer be allowed around Nashville, at least for now.
The scooter company on Thursday agreed to suspend its operations.
Metro Public Works has been confiscating the scooters over the past couple of weeks, collecting more than 300 on Thursday, alone.
The agreement comes less than 24 hours after Metro’s legal office sent an ultimatum, ordering Bird to remove all scooters from public rights of way in Nashville or pay a fine.
News 2 reached out to the company, which released this statement:
We are glad to be working with the Nashville mayor and city council to build a framework that permits affordable transportation options that help the city reach its goals of getting cars off the road and reducing emissions. While this work is underway, we have agreed to remove our scooters from the streets of Nashville. We hope the ordinance is completed as soon as possible so we can get back to helping people easily get around Nashville. – Bird Spokesman Kenneth Baer.
Councilman Jeremy Elrod said it’s a positive step towards finding the best set of regulations for dockless vehicles.
Elrod said he hopes it’ll address educating the public on safety, proper use, and etiquette, and also the number of scooters around town.
“As Nashville opens itself up to these companies, there’s going to be several of them, said Elrod. “All of us we have to slowly roll them out as a city so we’re not inundated with dockless scooters, dockless bikes, dockless electric bikes, and work with the companies. I think it’ll be a good partnership once we get everything in place.”
Elrod adds based on the agreement, the city will return all the bird scooters it has confiscated.
He hopes the dockless scooter regulation will be done by early August.


We received great community feedback from our first public consultation on the draft Chippenham Neighbourhood Plan. The ‘Regulation 14 consultation’ was carried out between 28 February – 12 April 2022.
We are pleased to share with you the Consultation Results Report. The Report, written by Community First Wiltshire, sets out the headline results of the consultation. It also includes some selected comments by respondents. The Report can be viewed by clicking on the link HERE
Some headlines statistics from the report are:
- 483 responses in total.
- Overall response rate of 68%.
- Good distribution of responses from postcodes across Chippenham, and surrounding areas.
- 77% of respondents agreed with the Plan’s Vision and Objectives.
- 90% average agreement rate across all policies, with an average disagreement rate of 10%.
- Lowest agreement rate was for Policy H1 – Housing Mix and Types. 74% were in agreement with this policy.
- 101 respondents named their favourite Local Green Space. The highest number of mentions was for ‘LGS B – Baydons Wood, Baydons Meadow & Long Close’.
The Neighbourhood Plan Steering Group are currently reviewing all the comments received during the Regulation 14 Consultation. They will then make amendments to the Neighbourhood Plan based on these comments.
The Steering Group will publish their response to individual comments in due course. This is currently expected to be in September 2022, when the Neighbourhood Plan is formally submitted to Wiltshire Council.
The draft Neighbourhood Plan, as consulted upon at Regulation 14 stage, can be viewed by clicking on the link HERE.


1825 Kilcrease Road Bethlehem, GA 30620
Due to the health concerns created by Coronavirus we are offering personal 1-1 online video walkthough tours where possible.
This is a rare opportunity in the Archer School district of Gwinnett County. The best use of this property would be for a multi family development or town homes. This property borders the Rowen project on the South side of SR316. This property has the new Eastern Regional Infrastructure Project runs through this property. The project is almost complete. There will be walking trails. This listing is three different parcels which must be sold all together. Contact listing agent for appointment. Animals on site.
|5 days ago
|Listing updated with changes from the MLS®
|a year ago
|Listing first seen online


Tonbridge and Malling Leisure Trust, known as tmactive, as of 14 June 2021, took over the management of Kings Hill Sports Park on a 25 year partnership agreement with Kings Hill Parish Council.
The Trust recognises the ambition of local residents and incumbent clubs to secure appropriate use of the Sports Park in the future and these protections have been built into the agreement. This partnership provides an opportunity to re-invigorate and develop the Sports Park for the benefit of Kings Hill FC and the wider active community in Kings Hill.
Further development by Rouse Kent (Residential) Limited, the freeholder of the site, has started and will see the addition of more changing rooms, 2 tennis and 2 dual use courts (with all having the ability to be marked out for both tennis and netball, as demand dictates), a trim trail for running and exercise opportunities, a rugby pitch, additional car parking and associated landscaping.
Chief Executive of tmactive, Martin Guyton said,
‘We are extremely pleased to take on the management of the Sports Park and look forward to working with local clubs and residents to provide excellent service, health and wellbeing opportunities and to widening the number of activities on offer and level of community use for all. My team brings industry knowledge, resources and economies of scale that will improve the financial and qualitative outcomes associated with the facility and provide a ‘win, win, win’ solution for the Trust, the Parish Council and most importantly, local residents.’
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May 6, 2019 - The Planning Commission will hold a special meeting at 5 p.m. on Tuesday, May 7, to consider two items previously scheduled for the April 18 meeting. That meeting was postponed because not enough commissioners were able to attend. The items, which will include public hearings, are:
- A permit for a commercial daycare 2 at Wesley United Methodist Church at 2510 and 2512 N. Armistead Ave.
- A permit to adjust boundary lines that would affect setback requirements at 110 and 118 E. Mellen St. in Phoebus.
Both items are also scheduled to be heard by City Council the next night. The meeting will be held in the Community Development Conference Room on the 5th floor of City Hall, 22 Lincoln St.