'Not a joke': Who would steal a bus shelter?
MOTHER of three Emma Randall thought she was seeing things when the Shannon Brook bus shelter wasn't there.
She rang Richmond Valley Council to see if they had removed it and were going to erect a new one.
We've had park benches and picnic tables stolen, but never a bus shelter, the council told Ms Randall.
Her children - aged 17, 15 and 10 - used the bus shelter twice a day as they waited for buses to take them to Leeville Public School and Casino High School. They live two kilometres down the road from the shelter.
All that remains now are twisted metal stumps on a cement block.
"It would've have taken awhile," Ms Randall said of the unusual theft.
Richmond Valley Council posted an alert and plea on their Facebook Page:
"STOLEN BUS SHELTER Not a joke! School kids living in the Shannon Brook area have been left to endure bad weather conditions following the theft of a bus shelter near the Shannon Brook Road-Rutherford Road intersection. Any information which may help us get the shelter back is most appreciated. Please call 6660 0300. Your details will be kept confidential."
A bus shelter is cost $18,000 including construction costs, Richmond Valley Council said.


A COUNCILLOR has hit out at the many motorists who park on the District’s pavements, saying they show “no consideration whatsoever” to pedestrians. Read MoreBradford Telegraph and Argus | Bradford
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Construction duration is anticipated to be four months, with much of the work taking place in the underground channel with no visible disturbance to the general public. The two publicly visible components would include the reconstruction of the Beach Street transition structure and the Main Beach outlet structure, where the work may pose an intermittent pedestrian and/or vehicular impact. Work is expected to take approximately five weeks at each location.
The workshop will be held in the City Hall Council Chambers, located at 505 Forest Avenue.
Those who are unable to attend the meeting and would like to provide comments can contact Mark Trestik at [email protected] or call 949-497-0300.


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Minister, Niger Delta Affairs Ministry, Senator Godswill Akpabio, on Wednesday formally handed over the East-West Road, Sections 1-4 to the Minister of Works and Housing, Mr Babatunde Raji Fashola SAN, declaring to that he was happy to handover the road project at over 80 Percent completion level.
The handing over ceremony which took place at the Minister’s Conference Room, Federal Ministry of Works and Housing, Abuja, was witnessed by key ministry officials from both ministries, which include, the Minister of State, Works and Housing, Muazu Jaji Sambo, Permanent Secretary Ministry of Niger Delta Affairs and his Works counterpart, Dr Ardo Babayo and Engineer Chukwunwike Uzor, respectively, as well as the Chief of Staff to the Niger Delta Minister, Sir Etekamba Umoren among others. A statement by his Chief Press Secretary, Jackson Udom, quoted the Minister as saying, ” it is with great pleasure to us today in the Ministry of Niger Delta Affairs, to handover the Section 1-4 of the East West Road to the Works and Housing Ministry as demanded by the people of Ogoni. I can say that we are handing over this project at over 80 Percent completion level.”
” The people of the region can now travel from Port Harcourt, the Rivers State capital to Yenogoa, within minutes and that was not the case before we came into office.
” There were impediments on the road which were not in the original plan. There was therefore, the need to extend the road with a 6 lane layout, hence the issue of compensation arose and we mobilised funds to pay the owners of lands and property on the right of way,” he added.
The former Minority Leader of the Senate, stated further that though the road project has been handed over to the Ministry of Works and Housing, relevant staff of the Niger Delta Ministry would be available to render their support and share experiences with their counterparts in the Works ministry concerning the road, saying,” Our field officers in the Ministry are available for any assistance and information as it concerns the road. We will continue to work together to ensure that the East West Road is completed and commissioned by President Muhamadu Buhari”.
“We are also handing-over the N10.4bn Sukuk Cheque that was given to our Ministry by the Federal Ministry of Finance, Budget and National Planning for the East-West Road to the Ministry of Works and Housing for the commencement of work and not for payment of old debts,” Akpabio stated.
In his brief remarks, the Works and Housing Minister, Babatunde Fashola, described the handing over as uncommon, saying,” this an uncommon handover from an uncommon Minister. We have just received the handing over documents. I will undertake actual verification and assessment of what is on ground.”
The former Lagos State helmsman, however, sounded a note of warning to the people of Niger Delta that work on the road will not progress in the absence of peace and cooperation. He also promised that work would commence, as soon as it is practicable to do so, saying, “we will start work as soon as it is practicable to do so. One condition is that, for any project to take place, there is the need for communal peace. Without peace we will not do any work there. We need collaboration and sacrifice for us to do what we are supposed to do.”


BREVARD COUNTY news & notes
I-95 widening at SR 46 in northern Brevard means overnight closure for bridge work
TITUSVILE -- A two night, major detour is set to begin on SR 46 in Mims, as part of a project to widen and improve Interstate 95, on Wednesday and Thursday. Motorists will need to plan ahead for east- and west-bound road closures at the I-95 overpass. SR 46 will be closed from 8 p.m. to 5 a.m. each night, as the contractor plans to set bridge beams. For more information, please contact DOT official Nicole Colon at 321-228-1088.


Iliff and Florida Stations Information Meeting
On May 15, more than fifty community members gathered to learn about the platforms of the future Iliff and Florida Light Rail Stations. Staff from RTD, Kiewit, AECOM, and the City of Aurora provided the presentation and answered questions.
The I-225 Rail Line project team would like to express thanks to those who were able to attend and encourages all to subscribe to our mailing list to be notified of future events. A special thank you goes out to the Aurora Association of Realtors for generously allowing us to use their venue.
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NYC subway ridership reaches post-pandemic record with 3.94 million riders on Thursday
Subway ridership reached its highest levels since March 2020 this week, Gov. Hochul said Friday.
Some 3.94 million straphangers swiped through the turnstiles on Thursday, MTA data shows. That was the largest single-day subway ridership recorded since March 12, 2020, when 4.1 million people rode the subway in the weeks before any New Yorkers had died of COVID.
“The MTA is the lifeblood of this city, and these ridership numbers demonstrate that New York is continuing to make a strong comeback,” Hochul said in a statement.
“People are coming back to our subways as we have made critical investments in service and safety,”
Thursday’s ridership record beat by 11,000 passengers the previous post-pandemic high, recorded on Dec. 8.
The figure is a significant increase over daily ridership last fall, which peaked at 3.64 million.
The MTA — which relies on farebox revenue to fund a significant portion of its budget — has struggled to regain pre-COVID ridership numbers as many New Yorkers continue to work remotely.
At the height of the pandemic, the agency stopped 24-hour subway service to better facilitate cleaning. Round-the-clock subway service resumed in May 2021.


Andre Sandor Kajdacsy Balla Sosnoski, MSc
Joined Sao Paulo´s Alert System in 2013 following his work in the urban drainage and modeling department at Hydraulics Technological Center Foundation. He obtained his MSc in Water Management at Politecnico de Torino, Italy and in Hydraulics at the University of São Paulo. He holds a diploma in Civil Engineering at the University of São Paulo. After his MSc he started working in São Paulo´s storm water management master plan, co-developing between other activities the city Drainage Manual. He is recently developing a real time flood alert system based on radar rainfall and complez structures.
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Wessex Water are intending to come and mend a rattling manhole cover near the junction with the Hyde which has been annoying local residents since June. They will come some time during the week beginning 10th September: get ready for traffic lights and delays.
The long-awaited Coombe junction project is due to start on 24th September – watch that space. DCC’s Andrew Bradley informs us:
“The construction will last for approximately 6 weeks under 3-way traffic signals. The signals may be required 24/7 but we will adjust to suit the working arrangements and if possible we will take them off at weekends if it is safe to do so.”


The Yarmouth Highway Division will close Thacher Shore Road between Flintlock and Thacher Street on Tuesday July 31 from approximately 7 a.m. until 5 p.m.
The closure is necessary to repair a large sinkhole at the culvert between these two roads. Additional work could be required on Wednesday, Aug. 1.
Please direct questions or concerns to the DPW Administrative office at 508-398-2231, Ext. 1250.


A portion of Jovita Boulevard in Edgewood will close Wednesday and remain closed until Friday morning.
Motorists will be detoured while crews do construction and paving between West Valley Highway and 114th Avenue East, according to a news release from the city.
The closure begins at 6 a.m. Wednesday and the road is set to reopen 6 a.m. on Friday. Emergency and local access will be maintained, but all other vehicles are advised to use alternate routes.
Those routes include:
• Edgewood Drive
• Sumner Heights Drive
• Chrisella Road
• Meridian Avenue East
• SR 167 to SR 512 to Meridian Avenue East
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Reported in the Road Signage category anonymously at 16:22, Monday 11 May 2020
Sent to Bristol City Council less than a minute later
Have reported dog mess on pavement and even on my driveway over many months but despite the signs posted on telegraph poles people still walk dogs down the road, even though it doesn't go to a park or have a dog-litter bin. Therefore, could a sign be erected at the top of the road stating " this is not a dog-walking area" please? The existing signs are so small the owners probably don't even realize they are there
A new enquiry has been raised for this issue.
Posted by Bristol City Council at 15:22, Monday 11 May 2020
This enquiry has been referred to another team for action. They will provide further updates on the issue in due course.
Posted by Bristol City Council at 16:26, Monday 11 May 2020
This Fix My Street enquiry has been automatically closed.
State changed to: Closed
Posted by Bristol City Council at 23:05, Sunday 31 May 2020
This report is now closed to updates. You can make a new report in the same location.


Location: Windmill Road, from Akerley Boulevard to Victoria Road
Date: Saturday, Sept. 17 and Monday, Sept. 19
Time: 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. (Saturday, Sept. 17) and 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. (Monday, Sept. 19)
Work details: This work is related to pavement management. This project supports the 2021-25 Regional Council Strategic Priorities Plan<www.halifax.ca/sites/default/files/documents/city-hall/budget-finances/2021%20StrategicPrioritesPlan_Final.pdf> to establish a safe and accessible integrated mobility network.
Traffic impact: Lane drops will be in place while work is underway. Motorists should expect delays and are advised to use alternative routes whenever possible.


PIERRE, S.D. – (DRG News) The City of Pierre Water Department will begin a water main replacement project on Pleasant Drive on Tuesday. The work was to start today, but has been delayed to tomorrow. Water main replacement work will get underway at the intersection of Central Avenue and Pleasant Drive and will progress on Pleasant Drive east to Pierre Street throughout the week. Water will be off on Pleasant from Central Avenue to Oneida Avenue from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Tuesday. Those that have questions can contact Water Superintendent Dane Brewer at 773-7448.
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ODOT doing Perry County road work
JACKSONTOWN - The Ohio Department of Transportation has announce road work taking place in Perry County.
U.S. 22 between County Line Road 89 and Rush Creek Road will be closed from July 6 to 15 for utility work. The suggested detour is Ohio 664 to Ohio 37 to Ohio 668.
Microsurfacing will be done on Ohio 13 between Somerset and New Lexington and on Ohio 93 between New Lexington and Shawnee and New Straitsville and the county line. Work will also be done in Licking County County on Ohio 13 between Utica and Newark and on U.S. 40 between Cambridge and Old Washington in Guernsey County. The project is slated to start July 5 and last in the various areas through Nov. 15. Traffic will be maintained with flaggers.


As part of the I-24 Interchange Improvements Project at Broad and Market Streets in Hamilton County, Tennessee Department of Transportation contract crews plan to open the new US 27 South to Broad Street exit ramp on Monday, March 27, beginning at 9 p.m.
In addition, the contractor will permanently close the US 27 South exit ramp to Williams Street. This new exit ramp will provide drivers with a more direct route to Broad Street from US 27 South. Drivers are encouraged to use caution when navigating this new traffic pattern and be aware of the new traffic signal at the intersection of the US 27 South exit ramp and Broad Street.
This work is weather-dependent. Should inclement weather or unforeseen circumstances delay this work, it will be rescheduled to take place as soon as possible.
From your desktop or mobile device, get the latest construction activity and live streaming SmartWay traffic cameras at www.TNSmartWay.com/Traffic. Travelers can also dial 511 from any land-line or cellular phone for travel information, or follow us on Twitter at www.twitter.com/TN511 for statewide travel or Chattanooga area alerts @Chattanooga511 or any of TDOT’s other Twitter pages.


THE OFFICIAL BLOG OF THE ARCADIA POLICE DEPARTMENT, CALIFORNIA
Thursday, March 3, 2016
ROAD CLOSURE: First Avenue, Santa Clara to St. Joseph Streets for Arcadia's Gold Line Celebration
WHERE: First Avenue between Santa Clara Street and St. Joseph Street
WHEN: Friday, March 4th, 8:00 pm to Saturday, March 5th, 7:00 pm
To accommodate preparations for and the ceremony of Arcadia's Grand Opening Celebration of the Gold Line, First Avenue will be closed to all traffic between Santa Clara and St. Joseph Streets from Friday night through Saturday evening.
The Grand Opening Celebration is set to take place on Saturday, March 5th, 11:00 am to 3:00 pm at the Arcadia Transit Station.
Please join us in welcoming the Gold Line to Arcadia!


Current announcements from the EMA
Siren Test : Test occur on the last Monday of each month at 12 noon.
Mitigation Plan Update
The Vinton County Emergency Management Agency is currently looking at updating the Vinton County Mitigation Plan. We would like to have your input into this process by offering the ability to place information into the upcoming plan. If you would like to have input inton this plan please read over the 2016 plan then eithier email what you would like to see changed to:email@example.com or you can send me your thoughts on changes at Vinton County EMA 106 S.Market Street McArthur,


PROTERRACE SYSTEM is an innovative system for terraces and balconies, designed to protect the edges of tiles and to permit the efficient run-off of water. The system consists of a complete and varied range of multi-functional edging profiles, in painted aluminium (in white, grey, anthracite, ebony, corten and, on request, beige) and stainless steel, that replace the old “L” shaped ceramic trim and marble edges. The profiles feature a perforated anchoring flange that ensures a perfect grip on the substrate and a vertical side that facilitates the run-off of rain water and also covers the edge of the floor. The "Drain" version also incorporates slots to allow water to drain out from underneath the tiles. This excellent system protects and enhances the quality of outdoor floors, and makes them fully usable as extensions of the indoor environment.


Chairman – Allen Leiby
Vice Chairman – Heath Wessner
Supervisor – Judy Daub
Solicitor – Summers Nagy Law Office
Engineer – Chris Falencki
Code Official – Chris Paff
The Township of Maxatawny is a township of the second class governed by a Board of Supervisors who are elected at large by the qualified voters of the township. The Supervisors, elected for terms of six years, serve both legislative and executive functions. Their powers and responsibilities include:
* Maintaining a Planning Commission.
* Care of roads and bridges by Public Services.
* Maintaining a Municipal Authority.
* Enacting ordinances for building, zoning and the health, safety and welfare of the residents, enforced by the Codes Officers.
The Board of Supervisors meets on the SECOND Wednesday of each month for all township matters. The Board of Supervisors does not conduct a meeting on the 1st Wednesday of the month unless an important need arises. Meetings start promptly at 7:30 p.m.


A public inquiry to consider objections to the proposed M1 Junction 19 (Catthorpe) improvement border opens on March 5.
The Highways Agency says work is necessary due to the fact 157,000 vehicles pass through the junction daily and this was expected to increase to over 225,000 by 2029.
It also says the current layout sees frequent queues and a mixing of long and short distance traffic.
The plan will see improvements made to traffic flows, but not include an ‘all direc tions’ junction for the M6, M1 and A14, rather traffic heading in certain directions (such as north on the M1 to head east on the A14) would have to loop back on itself on the motorway from junction 20, or go through villages.
The inquiry provides the opportunity for all points of view to be heard and considered before recommendations are put to the Secretary of State for Transport and the Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government.
The inquiry will be held at the Holiday Inn at Junction 18 of the M1 at Crick starting at 10am. The public inquiry inspector is Mrs Diane Lewis.
There will be opportunities for those affected to speak in support of, make representations about or object to the proposals. Any alternatives proposed by objectors will also be considered by the inspector – these include different configurations and the ‘all directions’ option.
Further information about the proposals, together with a map showing the preferred route, is available at www.highways.gov.uk/roads/road-projects/m1-junction-19-improvement-scheme.


40 Portman Square, London W1
- Client: Malling Precast (LOR Group)
- Main Contractor:
- Arcitect: Squire & Partners
- Engineers: Ove Arup & Partners
Landmark £36.5M offices/residential project in london’s West End completed 2008.
The structure is a steel frame of long span fabricated beams and composite floors about a central braced steel core. The central core and long span floors allow for all office levels to be free of internal columns


The trail is a 10-foot wide path for walkers, joggers, bicyclists and others using non-motorized transportation. It winds nearly four miles through a beautiful blend of trees, plants and wildlife with a spectacular view of the river. There are more than 700 species of plants and trees and 150 species of birds. The Cape Fear River Trail is designated as part of the East Coast Greenway. The Greenway is a series of urban trails and greenways that will eventually connect from Maine to Key West, Florida, similar to the Appalachian Trail.


January 28, 2023 11:00 AM
[ARCHIVED] Plowing of North-South Streets
The plowing of north - south streets within the City will approximately begin at 1:00 pm today January 28, 2023. Any vehicles parked on the north – south streets at that time will be subject to ticket and towing.
The City of Mitchell Street Department will also continue to plow emergency snow routes.
For up to the minute plowing announcements you may check www.cityofmitchell.org and click on the snow alerts link.


See City road and other maintenance works that may affect traffic conditions near you.
Easter holiday hours for our services
Bray Street Oval is a full sized Cricket oval with four lane Cricket practice nets.
Toilet and changerooms facilities available upon booking.
Also suitable for general sports training and other events as approved.
No flood (field) lighting.
74 Bray St, Coffs Harbour NSW 2450, Coffs Harbour 2450 View Map
74 Bray St, Coffs Harbour NSW 2450 ,
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Sports field closure arrangements


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City of Cedar Rapids creates survey to gather input for Citizen Review Board
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (KCRG) - The City of Cedar Rapids is asking residents for input on a survey for an independent Citizen Review Board.
The survey must be completed by August 31 and can be found here: https://polco.us/n/res/vote/cedar-rapids-ia/community-survey-citizen. If you cannot access the survey online, you can call 319-286-5041 to get a paper copy or pick one up at the Ground Transportation Center at 450 1st Street SE.
The Citizen Review Board is an independent group that would help influence and changes police practices. The City worked with members of Advocates for Social Justice and the National Research Center to create this survey custom for Cedar Rapids. This is just one of many ways the city wants to engage the public and begin conversations on the topic.
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- Approximately 4km from Klang town centre, located on the left side of Jalan Meru heading to Meru town.
- The commercial centre is also situated next to New North Klang Straits Bypass and is fronting Jalan Meru.
Excellent road linkages to Shah Alam/Subang Jaya and Kuala Lumpur via
a) North Klang Valley Expressway (NKVE)
b) New North Klang Straits Bypass (NNKS)
c) North Klang Straits Expressway (NKSE)
d) Federal Highway
C. Size Development : 13 acres
D. Tenure : Freehold
Mutiara Point – A comprehensive business hub themed “Neighbourhood shops”, built to cater for the ready and developing markets with amenities such as educational institutions, banking facilities and commercial enterprises.
Apart from its strategic location, an added value for property investors is a tropical ambience food court that offers a wide variety of food. This gourmet center will be a great convenience and asset to the residents in nearby housing localities as well as
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Clean Commute Day is Friday, August 20, 2010 and Smart Trips, the regional organization that promotes alternatives to driving alone, is trying to encourage 10,000 people to use an alternative form of commuting on that one day- either carpooling, taking the bus, walking, bicycling or working from home. It's easy to join in.
Participants can either sign up for Smart Trips at www.knoxsmarttrips.org and log their commute for that one day or complete a really short survey (3 questions) in Survey Monkey, http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/CleanCommuteDay as an alternative.
However, if they join Smart Trips that will allow searches for carpool partners and allow me to generate reports on participation. If this goal is reached more than 200,00 pounds of pollution can be reduced from the region's air in one day!


The James Island Town Council will hold a Public Hearing on proposed changes to the Town of James Island Zoning and Land Development Regulations Ordinance, including a change adding “self-service storage/mini warehouses” as a prohibited use in the Commercial Core and South Village areas of the Folly Road Overlay Zoning District, as well as adding a Special Exception requirement for parking lots in the Residential Office (OR) Zoning District.
The Public Hearings will be held on Thursday, July 12th, 2018 at 7:00 pm at Town Hall, 1238-B Camp Road, James Island, SC (843) 795-4141. Copies of the proposed changes are available for the public to review Monday-Friday during normal business hours.
Monday, June 25, 2018 12:40:00 PM
The Town of James Island will hold the following meetings the week of June 24, 2018:
Rethink Folly Road Steering Committee, Wednesday, June 27 @ 3:30 p.m. Please see agenda for items of discussion.
James Island Neighborhood Council meeting, Thursday, June 28 @ 7:00 p.m.
These meetings will be held at the Town of James Island, Town Hall, located at 1238-B Camp Road, James Island.
Friday, June 22, 2018 9:30:00 AM
The following meetings are scheduled the week of June 17, 2018 at the Town of James Island.
Tuesday, June 19 @ 7:00 p.m., Board of Zoning Appeals (BZA). Find the agenda of cases to be heard here
Thursday, June 21 @ 5:30 p.m., James Island Pride Committee
Thursday, June 21 @ 7:00 p.m. Town Council meeting. Find the meeting packet here.
For further information, please contact the Town Hall, (843) 795-4141.
Monday, June 18, 2018 9:52:00 AM
The Board of Zoning Appeals will meet on Tuesday, June 19, 2018 at 7:00 p.m. This meeting will be held at the Town Hall, located at 1238-B Camp Road. The agenda can be found here. For further information, contact the Town Hall, (843) 795-4141.
Friday, June 15, 2018 4:46:00 PM
The Town Council meeting will be held on Thursday, June 21, 2018 at 7:00 p.m. This meeting will be held at the Town Hall, located at 1238-B Camp Road, James Island, SC. The meeting packet is here. For further information, please contact Town Hall (843) 795-4141.
Friday, June 15, 2018 4:02:00 PM


Saturday, 30 April 2022 10:00 - 11:30am
All Aboard Minnesota Spring Meeting 2022
Join us for what will be a great session with plenty of opportunity for questions along the way! Some highlights planned for this meeting:
MnDOT will give an update on the status of the 2nd Train Frequency between the Twin Cities and Chicago. It looks like it will begin service much earlier than planned so you won't want to miss this! Also, MnDOT will give an update on revisions to the state rail plan.
Rep Alice Hausman will talk about the 2022 Minnesota Legislative session and the status of passenger rail bills. Things are advancing!
Great River Rail Commission Chair Trista MatasCastillo will give us an update on the Commissions progress this year
All Aboard Minnesota will talk about our progress connecting with cities and town throughout Minnesota along with updates on what's happening for passenger rail in the Upper Midwest, and the restoration of the North Coast Hiawatha led by the Big Sky Passenger Rail Authority in Montana.
Please register per the red "Registration Online" button below. Once you have registered, a zoom link will appear. Click on that zoom link which will send you a confirmation email. Thank you!
- All Aboard Minnesota Spring Meeting 2022 - Registration with suggested donation
- All Aboard Minnesota Spring Meeting 2022 - Registration only


West Concord Task Force forum is April 5
Been meaning to take some time to review the Warrant for Town Meeting that came in the mail a while back? The West Concord Task Force is hosting a public forum on Tuesday, April 5, at 7:30 p.m. in the auditorium of the Harvey Wheeler Community Center to discuss zoning and appropriation articles that pertain to West Concord Village to be voted on at Town Meeting. Bring the book of Warrant Articles along. There will be a PowerPoint presentation and the opportunity for the public to ask questions will follow.


Japanese loan green lights India’s US$19 billion bullet train
By Mike Hayes18 September 2017
India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Japanese counterpart, Shinzo Abe, have attended the ground-breaking ceremony for India’s first high-speed rail connection.
The two men laid the foundation stone for the project, which is set to break ground early next year.
The bullet train line will run along India’s west coast, between Ahmedabad and Mumbai, some 530km to the south.
With a 750-seat capacity, the train is expected to make the journey in around two hours, reaching speeds of up to 350kmh.
The line, with a planned completion date in 2022, will include 12 stations and a 21km-long tunnel, with 7km running beneath the sea.
The construction project will be a joint venture between India Railways and Japan’s Shinkansen Technology, with a soft loan from the Japanese government covering more than 80% of the predicted US$19 billion cost.
“A strong India is in Japan’s interest and a strong Japan is in India’s interest,” Abe said after laying the foundation stone of the project at Sabarmati in Ahmedabad.
The two prime ministers also laid the foundation stone for an institute to be built in Vadodara, where around 4,000 people will be trained to work on the bullet train project.
The Indian government is currently said to be considering plans for six further high-speed rail networks, having already committed to a $137 billion spend over the next five years, to improve the track infrastructure on its current railway system


We hope you enjoy the site. Our goal in redesigning our website was to make it far more accessible and easier to navigate than our old site. We hope most information will be accessible after a scroll and a click!
The Town is in the last stages of finalizing a design concept for "Central Park". Please click on link below to take survey. Surveys are limited to two per residence and we ask that you complete surveys before September 30, 2016. Click Here for Survey


Two road closures next week in Niagara Falls
Drivers in Niagara Falls should prepare to detour next week, as CN Rail begins work fixing a couple of rail crossings.
Kalar Road, between Beaverdams and Lundy's Lane will be closed to through traffic from 6 am to 6 pm on Wednesday, October 11th.
Drummond Road will be closed between Portage Road and Morrison Street from 6 am to 6 pm on Thursday, October 12th.
Larry talks with Hockey Canada about the selection camp at the Meridian Centre and about the upcoming tournament.
Larry speaks with the physics and astronomy prof. about this latest directive.


UPDATE: Doug Nintzel with the Arizona Department of Transportation says repairs have been made to the girders of the I-17 overpass at 19th Avenue in Phoenix, and that the report about deficient bridges is outdated. Ninzel says the bridge will be taken off the list of structurally disabled bridges in Arizona.
The most dangerous overpass in Arizona has been named.
Americans are crossing nearly 56,000 structurally deficient bridges millions of times every day. These bridges have one or more key components in poor condition, a problem that will cost trillions to fix. Business Insider named the most structurally deficient bridge in each state, with the I-17 over 19th Avenue taking first in Arizona. This overpass is not only the most structurally deficient in the state but also the most traveled every day at 123,000 daily crossings. However, there are plenty more that follow. 3% (214) of Arizona’s bridges are structurally deficient and 8% (649) are functionally obsolete. Overall, nearly 2,400 bridges in the state need some sort of repair, a task that would cost Arizona $1 billion.


Temples Under Construction
There are currently 44 temples that are under construction. Once each temple is completed, it will be opened to the public for an open house before being dedicated for ordinance work.
Stone cladding of temple nearing completion; exterior of meetinghouse completed; majority of parking lots paved
Hardscaping the temple grounds; installing lamp posts; monument sign panels installed; cupola frame covered in plywood and wrapped in weather barrier
Scaffolding erected around steeple; sheathing of upper levels continues; cladding the main level in stone; framing meetinghouse


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- Nagpur: Over 3,600 illegal houses close to high tension lines to go
Continuing its crackdown on illegal/unauthorized constructions that came up in the vicinity of high tension (HT) lines, the Nagpur bench of Bombay High Court on Wednesday directed the Nagpur Municipal Corporation (NMC) to take steps to remove over 3,600 homes/flats which have come up flouting all norms.
- Kolkata: Third-year Presidency University girl asked to wear ‘decent clothes’
A third-year student of Presidency University has lodged a complaint of moral policing against the president of a housing society located off EM Bypass, alleging the elderly man had abused and made filthy comments regarding her dress — a tee shirt and a pair of shorts
- Bridge to end Delhi Metro's Pink Line gap by mid-2020
The ‘missing link’ on Delhi Metro’s longest corridor – Pink Line – will be bridged by mid-2020. Construction of a viaduct between the metro stations at Trilokpuri and Mayur Vihar Pocket-I is expected to begin soon with Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) already floating tenders for the work.


Epsom and Ewell Borough Council Town and Country Planning Act 1990Notice ID: SUT2005042
Epsom and Ewell Borough Council
Town and Country Planning Act 1990 Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) Act 1990 Town and Country Planning (Development Management Procedure) (England) Order 2015
Notice is hereby given that the following applications have been received:
21/00064/FLH 38 The Ridings, Epsom, Surrey
Formation of new vehicular access involving drop kerb incorporating new hard standing for driveway and soft landscaping, including the felling of Hawthorn T44 within TPO 165 located in the front garden.
21/00196/FLH 10 Ewell Downs Road, Ewell, Surrey
Erection of single storey rear/side extension
21/00208/FLH 11 Higher Green, Ewell, Surrey
Two storey side/ rear extension. Miscellaneous alterations.
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or alternatively by visiting Epsom Town Hall, The Parade, Epsom, Surrey, KT18 5BY during office hours or in local public libraries with internet access. Should you wish to comment please use our website or email@example.com
or write to Place Development at the above address. Please make sure that you quote the application reference number. Comments should be sent within 21 days from the date of this notice. All comments will be publicly available for inspection and will be displayed online.
Please note that details of all planning applications received are available on the Council's website.
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For visitors and residents alike, here's the Conwy County Council Street Closure Map for Llandudno - Armed Forces Day 2018. Followed by more information.
Conwy County Borough Council is pleased to welcome the National Armed Forces Day to Llandudno on Saturday 30 June. To open the event, hundreds of serving personnel and veterans will march side by side in a parade.
To safely facilitate this, and the associated event build, some road closures are necessary. Roads affected are included on the attached map. Due to the high profile nature of this event, plans have been drafted in conjunction with North Wales Police to ensure the safety of participants, visitors and Llandudno itself.
On the Promenade parade route a road closure will be in place from 00:01 on Friday 29 June. We will endeavour to re-open the road by 23:59 on Saturday 30 June.
We will continue to manage access to properties directly within this road closure as best we can until 15:00 on Friday 29 June. However, on street parking, other than for drop offs and short stay deliveries will be prohibited.
The Victoria Shopping Centre car park (LL30 2UU) will offer an extended service to include overnight parking for the event weekend. Opening times are 07.00 to 22.00 on Friday 29 and Saturday 30 June and 07.00 to 18.00 on Sunday 01 July. There is an overnight charge of £5 per vehicle.
Please note any vehicles remaining parked within the Promenade road closure after 10.00 on Friday 29 June will be towed*.
The Great Orme toll road, Marine Drive will be closed between 08.00 and 12.00 on Saturday 30 June only.
Clarence Crescent will be closed between 07.00 and 22.00 on Saturday 30 June only.
Bodafon Road will be closed between 07.00 and 22.00 on Saturday 30 June only. Access for residents on Bodafon Road will be maintained.
You can find further event details by visiting our webpage bit.ly/AFDLlan or by following Events Conwy on social media.
We expect tens of thousands to attend the National Armed Forces Day bringing together our whole nation in thanks. We hope you agree that the event will be a real positive for the area.
We apologise for any inconvenience and we thank you in advance for your patience and co-operation. If you have any concerns please contact: firstname.lastname@example.org , (01492) 575948.
More info on road closures can be read via the Conwy County Borough Council Page link below
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SIMMS ROAD REPAIR
Simms Road will have on going highway construction from 7:00am to 4:30pm, Monday through Thursdays until further notice. Road closed barricades are to prevent through traffic. Road open to any emergency vehicles.


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Local authorities will often require a survey for protected species which may be present on site to be provided with most planning applications. Animals such as bats, birds and newts are legally protected and must not be harmed by construction works. It is now a legal requirement to survey any building earmarked for demolition to ensure there are no bats present - this is where a Protected Species Survey is required
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The Governor of Oyo State, Seyi Makinde, and Minister of Transportation, Rotimi Amaechi, on Monday, were at Ibadan, the Oyo State capital, to inspect the ongoing Lagos-Ibadan rail line project.
Rotimi Amaechi who posted updates on the inspection via his twitter handle, wrote: “Today (Monday), Oyo State Governor is accompanying us on the monthly inspection of work on the Lagos-Ibadan rail line. We are going the whole nine yards."
He noted that the mega station which runs from Ebute Metta to Apapa and all the way to Ibadan has a large chunk of the rail line in Oyo State.
Uncertain on the date of completion of the project, Amaechi wrote: “Looking at the state of work in Apapa, completing the project in April doesn’t seem feasible, especially the extension of the rail line to the seaport."
However, he assured tat he and his team will double their efforts to complete the project and meet set targets.


The incoming Eze Aro of Arochukwu ancient kingdom, Eberechukwu Oji has revealed that a road project that his team initiated in 2022 has been resumed.
According to information made available to Jungle-Journalist.Com, the project was started in 2022, but suspended earlier this year due to the heavy rains.
The project, according to our sources, is the Agbagwu- Ministry of Works -Abia Hotel – Ibom Barracks – link road. It is a one kilometre plus road and has reached advanced stage.
In a statement, the Eze Aro-designate threw light on the scope of work done already. Hear him “We have commenced reconstruction of the road this dry season. We will make it motorable again this December.
“The work is done by direct labour. No contractor. The scope is to build gutters on the two sides of the road and grade the road for this December.
“We had completed the gutter on one side of the road last year. We are now building the gutter on the other side of the road, after which we will grade and compact the road to make it motorable this dry season.
“Next year we will pave the road with either asphalt, concrete or interlocking stones”, he stated.
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Residents attend IDOT open house
More than 1,000 signatures of residents wanting the viaduct on the city’s north side upgraded were delivered to an open house Thursday evening.
A group of Chillicotheans also voiced their support for the change at the Illinois Department of Transportation’s District Four Headquarters in downtown Peoria.
“If attendance counts, we certainly got the prize for that,” said Mike Krost, chairman of the Chillicothe Viaduct Safety Intiative, a grassroots group spearheaded by the Chillicothe Chamber of Commerce.
The public forum gave leaders and residents a chance to talk to IDOT officials about why they want this project funded. It currently is listed as a project for 2035.
For years, both residents and officials have complained about the viaduct, which is owned by the Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railroad, and goes over Illinois Route 29, for its narrow lanes and safety.
Illinois Valley Central District 321 school buses avoid the area when possible.
Chillicothe’s state officials also lent their vocal support Thursday, including state Sen. Darin LaHood (R-Peoria) and Rep. David Leitch (R-Peoria).
Other businesses and government entities have approved resolutions of support in an overhaul.
Residents now may contact the Chillicothe Chamber of Commerce at 274-4556 for a copy of the comments form, which residents may write in their own words about the viaduct.
The comments are then forwarded on to IDOT in Springfield, Krost said.


Illinois Governor JB Pritzker was in Plainfield on Wednesday as a part of a tour highlighting different projects in the "Rebuild Illinois" plan, which deals with infrastructure and roadway projects.
In Plainfield, the Governor spoke about a number of Will County projects, which includes $180 million to build new interchanges along I-55.
$1.2 Billion in work is planned for the Interstate 80 corridor. I-80 construction from New Lenox to Minooka will tentatively begin in 2023 and is expected last about five years. Public hearings are currently being held with IDOT in Joliet.
$148 million is also being implemented for work between Route 29 and Lorenzo Rd. A number of other investments around the county are also being made.
49th District Democratic Sen. Jennifer Bertino-Tarrant, whose district covers portions of Will and Kendall Counties, also spoke.
The Governor also visited Lombard on Wednesday and discussed about $25 million worth of work to Route 56 in DuPage County, as well as other items.


SW Virginia lawmakers call out McAuliffe for no action on Coalfields Expressway
Far Southwest Virginia's five lawmakers took Gov. Terry McAuliffe to task on Friday, criticizing the administration's lack of action on a funding request that would aid the Coalfields Expressway.
A joint statement issued by Senators Bill Carrico and Ben Chafin and Delegates Terry Kilgore, Todd Pillion and Israel O'Quinn said the lawmakers were disappointed to learn from state transportation officials that a request for federal funds to construct the four-lane project have not been submitted by McAuliffe's office.
The deadline to file for a Infrastructure for Rebuilding America grant is three weeks away and Carrico, a Senate Transportation Committee member, noted that his initial inquiry about the filing has gone unanswered by the governor's office.
"We cannot allow the Coalfield's Expressway and Southwest Virginia to continue being underfunded and overlooked," the statement said.
The Virginia General Assembly passed a bill carried by Pillion that created an authority for the expressway project that would help collect federal dollars to help construct Dickenson County's first four-lane highway along with creating new jobs and businesses.
The Coalfields Expressway has been on the agenda of Southwest Virginia lawmakers for decades and would create a corridor that extends in Wise and Dickenson counties and link to an existing roadway in West Virginia.


VIRGINIA BEACH - As part of the Laskin Road Bridge Replacement and Widening Project, motorists should expect alternating, single-lane closures on Laskin Road at the First Colonial Road intersection, beginning as early as Sunday, Jan. 9, while crews perform utility work.
The work, expected to take approximately one week, will occur nightly from 8 p.m. to 5 a.m. Single-lane closures on southbound First Colonial Road are also scheduled during this time.
Access to properties at this intersection will be maintained at all times.
This work is weather-dependent, and the schedule is subject to change.
Motorists are urged to use caution and to obey the reduced speed limit of 35 mph throughout the work zone.
For more information about the Virginia Department of Transportation's Laskin Road Bridge Replacement and Widening Project, click here.


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Notice of Variation of Parking Charges for On & Off Street Parking.
The Notices are scheduled to appear in the KM papers on Friday 4th March 2022. The new charges will apply from 1st April 2022.Notice-of-Variation-of-Charges-Off-Street-1-April-2022
Additionally, they are proposing introducting new parking charges in West Hythe Car Park, and for changes to restrictions in various car parks. The below Notice is scheduled to appear in the KM papers on Friday 4th March 2022. Copies of this Notice will also be erected in all car parks.Proposal-Notice-Amendment-2-Off-Street-FMs
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(The Center Square) – Gov. Gretchen Whitmer has requested federal dollars to upgrade the I-375 and I-75/I-375 Interchange in Detroit. The governor’s office announced Wednesday morning she had requested federal money appropriated through the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act to fund the upgrades to U.S.... read full story
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As part of an $97.9 million bond issue, West Ottawa Public Schools was looking to create a unique stadium complex for West Michigan with premier facilities for each West Ottawa sport. They were experiencing capacity issues and programming limitations in their existing stadium. This new stadium complex provides an intimate athletic spectator experience with the capability to host multiple events at once. Our design included both a large and small venue stadium to accommodate these desires. With any new facility, we were intentional in our design to integrate the complex and site into one idea.


Safer neighbourhood meeting set to take place at the end of January
- Credit: Ian Burt
A neighbourhood meeting will take place in Dereham at the end of the month to give residents the opportunity to discuss what they feel is impacting their community the most.
The Safer Neighbourhood Action Panel (SNAP) meeting will take place in Dereham on January 31 and it is open to anyone that is interested in discussing community safety issues such as speeding, anti-social behaviour and vandalism.
The previous SNAP meeting, held in November, was attended by representatives from the highways agencies and it was revealed that plans are moving forward to improve safety on sections of the A47.
A representative from the county council's Highway's team has said he may attend this month's meeting, giving residents another chance to voice their concerns about roads within the town.
The SNAP meeting will take place at the Breckland Council Chambers in Dereham at 7pm.


Definición de pedestrian precinct en inglés:
An area of a town restricted to pedestrians.
- The 30 ft tree, which cost around £1, 500 and was funded by city centre traders, was left strewn across the pedestrian precinct.
- The road outside our store turns into a pedestrian precinct between the hours of 10 am - 4.30 pm.
- Mr Jones said in other parts of the town it was clear businesses such as his benefited from passing trade, rather than a pedestrian precinct.
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Nighttime lane closures are expected next week on the Veterans Bridge and on Cedar Road near Dominion Boulevard.
Monday night, sewer work will close lanes of Cedar Road near Dominion from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m. Tuesday, a city news release says.
On Wednesday and Thursday nights lane closures will happen from 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. each following morning on Veterans Bridge for work related to the Dominion Boulevard Improvement Project.
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The idea, one of a number being examined, came up as an information item at Monday night’s council meeting. The discussion started with an uptick in the amount of requests the town was getting for residents looking to have repairs done to their driveway culverts.
Town policy has been not to accept liability for the repair or replacement of such culverts because in most cases the municipality did not install, inspect or otherwise take responsibility for them. However, the community has no bylaws in place specifically laying out that policy.
When staff started doing research to form a bylaw they found a jumble of different approaches from various towns across the region. Many either charge property owners for doing the work or leave it up to them entirely.
Even within Kensington’s boundaries there is discrepancy because various provincial highways bisect the community. The provincial government is responsible for the repair and maintenance of all highways, including the culverts leading to private property. So two adjacent homes in the community could be covered for culvert repairs differently depending on who has responsibility for the road where their driveway exits.
Further confusing the issue is the fact that the province is responsible for maintaining all the roads, not just highways, in some Island municipalities, including Cornwall and Stratford. Property owners in these communities can apply to the province to have their culverts maintained or replaced at no additional expense to them.
In an attempt to address this discrepancy council directed staff to do further research on all its options, including turning responsibility for town-owned roads over to the province or continuing on with developing their own culvert policy.


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Dizengoff Street is one of the main and most important streets in Tel Aviv, named after the city’s first Mayor, Meir Dizengoff (1861-1936). The street was previously an important cultural center, that was known as the center of Israel’s bohemia due to the several high fashion stores and cafes, which became a regular spot for prominent cultural figures and intellectuals. As you have probably noticed, Dizengoff is still just as alive and kicking as it was in the past. The street is full of designer fashion stores, packed cafes, vibrant bars and famous sites such as Dizengoff Center, the Fire & Water Fountain at Dizengoff Square, Beit Lessin Theater and more.
Tel Aviv’s first boulevard, named after Baron Edmond James de Rothschild (1854-1934), an influencing philanthropist and Zionist supporter. Rothschild Blvd is one of the city’s most magnificent and impressive boulevards. It was and still is a vibrant cultural center of Tel Aviv and part of its economic core. Numerous important sites are found along the boulevard, including designer homes of some of the city’s and nation’s leaders, who lived on the boulevard and were preserved over the years, as well as old cultural and economic institutions alongside modern ones. Together with other sites in the city, these historic building comprise the “White City” – a nickname for some of Tel Aviv’s older areas that include more than 4,000 buildings known as part of an international, architectural style declared by UNESCO as a heritage site. Today Rothschild Blvd remains a busy and vibrant boulevard, day and night, with many offices, cafes and restaurants, stores and trendy bars.
The Tel Aviv Promenade is one of the country’s most attractive sites for both locals and tourists and also a preferred choice for many bike riders and people working out along the promenade. There are many restaurants, cafes and bars along the Promenade, a tourism center that offers a combination of magnificent sea views, a breeze all year long and breathtaking sunsets.
Tel Aviv Port
The Tel Aviv Port is the first Hebrew port in the “First Hebrew City”, located in the north-western part of the city. After extensive renovations in 2001, the port became a relaxation and commercial center. Today the Tel Aviv Port is known as one of the city’s most lively leisure area, offering a vibrant night-life, restaurants, cafes, live shows and a shopping complex. A gastronomic food market operates at the port every day, except for Sundays inside Hanger 12 and on Fridays, between 08:00-15:00, there is a farmers market offering fresh, high quality produce.


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RESIDENT PARKING RESTRICTIONS on these streets and alleys for the Alley Loop race course will be in effect from Midnight on Thursday, February 2nd until 4 pm on Saturday, February 4th. Please plan to move your car before the dates/times listed below. Thank you for your assistance and community support of the 31st Annual Alley Loop!
We apologize for the inconvenience. Please call us with any questions. 970 596-0176
MIDNIGHT – THURSDAY, February 2nd to SATURDAY, February 4th – 4 PM
Elk Avenue (entire street): From the West End (Old Kebler) to 3rd Street
Sopris / Whiterock Alley: between 1st Street and 3rd Street
Elk / Maroon Alley: between 1st Street and 2nd Street
Teocalli / Butte Alley: between 2nd Street and 3rd Street
3rd Street: EAST side of Street from Totem Pole Park to Gothic / Teocalli Alley
3rd Street: EAST side of Street from Teocalli / Butte Alley to Butte Ave.
MIDNIGHT – FRIDAY, February 3rd to SATURDAY, February 4th, 4 PM
1st Street: BOTH sides of street from Whiterock / Sopris Alley to Elk Ave.
(Overnight parking in Town Lot is permissible at 1st & Elk Ave)
1st Street: BOTH sides of street from Elk Ave. to Elk / Maroon Alley
2nd Street: Entire Street from Elk Ave. to the Elk / Maroon Alley
2nd Street: EAST side of Street from Gothic / Teocalli Alley to Teocalli / Butte Alley
3rd Street: WEST side of Street from the Whiterock / Sopris Alley to Elk Ave.
Gothic / Teocalli Alley: between 2nd Street and 3rd Street (opened by 2 PM)
Maroon Ave: NORTH side of street from the bridge EAST to entrance of Totem Pole Park.
Butte Ave: SOUTH side of street from Third to Kapushion Annex Alley


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Join us on 21 - 22 March, 2022 in Werribee or online as we ask - will the future of outer urban growth areas be gridlocked or unlocked? Growth areas are poised to lead Australia’s new way of living, working, doing business and building communities in response to pandemic-induced global change. We'll discuss:
- Can we adapt future built environments and transport systems to reflect the changes communities want after COVID?
- What do communities need now to recover from the pandemic and be safer and healthier?
- What economic drivers can unlock the industry and business profile of growth areas and are we ready to respond?
- Keynote speaker is renowned economist, Saul Eslake
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- Hear from Government and Opposition about their policies and plans for growth areas
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The City encourages the community to attend an upcoming Community Workshop for the possible development at the former BKK Landfill site. For more information, please click here.
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The City of West Covina is partnering with the West Covina and Covina Unified School Districts to launch the Shop Local After School Program. Click here to learn more!
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Following over two decades of advocacy by Rideau Lakes, studies now confirm that a roundabout is the preferred option to reduce the risk at the notoriously blind and dangerous intersection in Crosby at Highway 15 and County Road 42. Council looks forward to the solution being implemented without delay.
The Ministry of Transportation (MTO) retained Dillon Consulting Limited to complete an update to the Preliminary Design and Class Environmental Assessment (EA) Study for improvements to the intersection. Following an evaluation of long-term intersection improvement alternatives and considering comments received at the Public Information session held in September 2022, a roundabout has been identified as the Technically Preferred Alternative.
In a letter to the municipality dated March 6, consultants detail that, in accordance with the MTO Class EA for Provincial Transportation Facilities (2000), the Class EA study update is documented in a Transportation Environmental Study Report (TESR) Addendum, which will be available for review from March 9, 2023, to April 11, 2023, and will be posted on the Project Website at www.hwy15crosby.com.
Now that the Ministry (MTO) has completed the updated TESR for the Crosby intersection and the roundabout was confirmed as the preferred alternative, this decision provides the MTO with the legal and procedural foundation to move forward with the detailed design and subsequent tender. The construction of the roundabout, a series of “crossing intersections” where the entering traffic is controlled by yield signs, may begin as early as 2024.
“We are entering the last few miles of this marathon,” says Mayor Arie Hoogenboom, “I am very pleased to be able to deliver this news to the community. Resident and visitor safety will be greatly improved at the Crosby intersection. I would like to express our gratitude to MPP Steve Clark for his unwavering support on the file over the years and thank local residents for their patience.”
Multiple proposals for the intersection have been developed over the years. Rideau Lakes Council will continue to press the Ministry and provincial government to deliver on this critical safety improvement without delay.


There are a number of road closures at Kingston roundabout over the next couple of weeks. An hourly shuttle will operate between Kingston and Woburn Sands on some evenings. Notices have been placed at bus stops.
Contact: Stuart Simmonds
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Telephone Number: 01908 252011
FAX Number: 01908 252302


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GoTriangle has several service changes starting this Summer 2017, including updates to Route 100, Route 300 and the FRX. These service enhancements are funded via the half-cent sales and use tax approved by Wake County voters last November in support of the Wake County Transit Plan.
Beginning August 6, 2017, Route 100 and Route 300 will join the rest of GoTriangle’s core routes in 30-minute service, Monday through Saturday, from 6AM until 7PM, allowing customers that much more freedom and flexibility with their midday and Saturday trips. On July 3, Route FRX will be continued, though at a lower frequency. Wake Transit funding will take over NCDOT funding due to the Fortify project ending.
Route 100 midday trips (from 9:30am-1:30pm) will increase from hourly to every 30 minutes on Monday through Saturday. Route 100 Sunday trips will remain hourly. Route 100 serves downtown Raleigh, NC State University, RDU Airport, and the Regional Transit Center (RTC).
Route 300 midday trips will increase from hourly to every 30 minutes. Route 300 Saturday trips will also increase from hourly to every 30 minutes, until 6pm. Route 300 will add new hourly Sunday service. Route 300 serves downtown Cary, NC State University, and downtown Raleigh.
Route FRX (Fuquay-Varina – Raleigh Express) will now provide three trips to Raleigh in the morning with one reverse trip to Fuquay-Varina and in the afternoon, and three trips to Fuquay-Varina with one trip to Raleigh, Monday through Friday. In addition, the Raleigh downtown routing will be adjusted to improve reliability.
The Wake County Transit Plan includes four “Big Moves.” They encompass the goals of the plan to:


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Safe, healthy, and sustainable Fort Mill waterways that can be enjoyed by everyone.
Maintain and improve the Fort Mill’s waterways from pollution by mitigating the effects of urban development. To accomplish this, we:
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Twin Transit fixed route service will be fare-free throughout the month of November. Passengers are also asked to board and exit the bus from the back door during this time. This will help reduce potential contact points and protect passengers, drivers, and staff. Twin Transit no tiene tarifa para noviembre El servicio de ruta fijaContinue reading “NOVEMBER FARE FREE”
Twin Transit fixed route service will be fare-free throughout the month of October. Passengers are also asked to board and exit the bus from the back door during this time. This will help reduce contact; protect passengers, drivers, and staff; and slow the spread of COVID-19. What if I already purchased a September or OctoberContinue reading “OCTOBER FARE FREE”
Twin Transit fixed route service will be fare-free throughout the month of September. This will help reduce contact; protect passengers, drivers, and staff; and slow the spread of COVID-19. What if I already purchased a September monthly pass? Previously purchased September passes will be valid throughout the month of October. If you have any questionsContinue reading “SEPTEMBER FARE FREE”
Wondering when your bus will arrive? Now you can track its location in real time! Simply click here for a quick tutorial, which will then take you to a live map showing the current location of your bus. It’s that easy! So linger a little longer over that morning cup of brew. With the “Find YourContinue reading “FIND YOUR BUS”
Twin Transit’s new routes are up and running – including express weekday service from Centralia to Tumwater, Washington. This new route allows passengers to connect with Intercity Transit, which offers connections to Olympia, Lacey, Aberdeen and beyond! Twin Transit service now operates Monday – Friday from 6:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., and Saturday – SundayContinue reading “Twin Transit Launches New Routes”
Starting May 3, 2021, Twin Transit will roll out an entirely new route system, which will provide more comprehensive service and better access to riders. These routes were developed using extensive ridership data and are designed to provide better, more comprehensive service where it is needed most. To improve timeliness and consistency, flag stops willContinue reading “New Route Highlights”
Twin Transit bus routes will operate as usual on Easter Sunday, April 4th, 2021.
Twin Transit will continue to offer fare-free service on our fixed route buses through May 2nd, 2021. We will resume fare collection on Monday, May 3rd, 2021. If you have questions or would like additional information, call 1-360-330-2072 or email Info@TwinTransit.org.
Twin Transit has increased passenger capacity in accordance with new Phase 3 requirements. Washington State entered Phase 3 on March 22, 2021. For more information, click here.
The following route adjustments will also take place on Monday, March 1: To help improve the flow of traffic, Twin Transit will no longer travel through downtown Chehalis. Instead, buses will turn right from Market, drive past the library, and turn left on Washington. The Downtown Stop will now be located one block up theContinue reading “MARCH 1 ROUTE CHANGES”


Concrete raising or mud-jacking is used for most repairs of uneven concrete. It is used to repair broken or uneven sidewalks, stairs or driveways. Our concrete raising and basement waterproofing company provides concrete repair and basement waterproofing services in South Chicagoland Area including Shorewood, Lockport, Plainfield, Frankfort, New Lenox, Orland Park and the surrounding area.
Basement waterproofing is a common repair to stop the seepage or leaking of basements. Once.. concrete settles and moves it allows water to fill this space and then expands with cold weather further damaging and separating the concrete.


Analysis of Costs and Benefits Informational Workshops
DETAILS: Caltrans and Metro invite you to attend informational workshops regarding the Analysis of Costs and Benefits for the State Route 710 North Study.The meetings will be held:
Thursday, September 22, 2016 6 – 8 PM Pasadena Convention Center 300 East Green Street Pasadena, CA 911017
Monday, September 26, 2016 6 – 8 PM Centro Maravilla Service Center 4716 East Cesar Chavez Avenue Los Angeles, CA 90022
BACKGROUND: On June 19, 2015, Metro and Caltrans issued an Analysis of Costs and Benefits (CBA) for the State Route 710 (SR-710) North study alternatives for public review. The CBA was prepared in response to direction by the Metro Board and is a means of applying an economic value to alternatives being evaluated for the SR 710. The CBA is one of many technical reports that will be used to evaluate the alternatives in the SR 710 North Study Draft Environmental Impact Report/Environmental Impact Statement (EIR/EIS) which are as follows: No Build Transportation Systems Management/Transportation Demand Management Bus Rapid Transit Light Rail Transit Freeway Tunnel This informational meeting is not part of the formal environmental review process. By participating in the meeting, you will learn about the process and methodology for completing the CBA, key findings related to the SR 710 North Study and how it will be used. Comments received at the informational workshop will be shared with the Metro Board of Directors.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: To view the CBA and/or learn more about the SR 710 North Study, please visit: www.metro.net/sr710study For questions, please contact Lilian De Loza-Gutierrez, Community Relations Manager – San Gabriel Valley Area Deputy at 213.922.7479 Email to firstname.lastname@example.org
SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS: Special accommodations are available to the public for Metro-sponsored meetings. All requests for reasonable accommodations must be made at least three working days (72 hours) in advance of the scheduled meeting date by calling 213.922.7479 or California Relay Service at 711. Spanish and Mandarin language interpreters will be available.


Construction of eight viaducts for motorway project
Konstruktor-Inzenjering d.d. is currently constructing eight viaducts as part of several new motorway projects in Croatia.
On Zagreb Gorican Motorway, section Breznicki Hum-Novi Marof, viaduct "Dugi Vrh" with a length of 448.70 m and viaduct "Zukci" with a length of 147.70 m. On Zagreb - Split Motorway, section Maslenica - Sv. Rok viaduct "Rovanjska" with a length of 268.80 m and viaduct "Crna Draga" with a length of 298.80 m. On section Prgomet - Dugopolje viaducts "Bejici", length of 178.60 m, "Fradinina", length of 88.60 m, "Rodine Glavice", length of 118.60 m and "Podgrede", length of 88.60 m.
All viaducts are being built as two separate parallel structures, each for one motorway direction.
The superstructures are constructed using 30 m long post-tensioned precast T-girders that employ DYWIDAG Post-Tensioning Strand Tendons type 9-0.6" or 12-0.6" and cast in situ deck slabs.
For the aforementioned eight viaducts, a total of 505 nos. post-tensioned precast T-girders have to be constructed. Completion of the entire Zagreb - Split Motorway (480 km long) is expected till the end of 2005.


CMAA San Diego Award
The City of Chula Vista Fire Stations No. 5 & 3 were recently honored with a CMAA San Diego Project Achievement Award in the “Buildings: Less than $25 Million” category. The OCMI construction management team was present with our client, Jonathan Salsman with the City of Chula Vista, to accept the award. OCMI was especially proud of the successful completion of these two simultaneously built stations utilizing progressive design/build delivery. Click here to learn more about how we actively worked with the city to develop and execute their first progressive design/build project.


Nicholson Construction was recently awarded a $72.1 million dollar design-build contract to replace an existing force main from the Virginia Key Central District Wastewater Treatment Plant (CDWWTP) under Biscayne Bay Norris Cut to Fisher Island.
The project, which involves changing out the current 54-in. sewer force main for a 60-in. replacement, is set to last approximately 26 months. The main scope includes the installation of a precast concrete segmental tunnel, which will stretch more than a mile from the treatment plant on Virginia Key to Fisher Island.
The design-build contract includes planning, engineering, design, permitting, procurement, construction/installation, testing and the start-up of the replacement force main. Nicholson will act as the general contractor for this project, with subcontractors including award-winning tunnel-design firm Arup, and various local sub-consultants and subcontractors.
Nicholson was among the three firms selected to bid on the project out of the six who intended to prequalify. “There were a lot of really strong firms bidding on this project,” said Laurent LeFebvre, Executive Vice President, Nicholson Construction. “We’re happy to be working with Miami-Dade County again and we look forward to a successful project with them.”
The project is slated to start in early 2014.


Construct 3 connections to Mid-Valley Pipeline, one pump station improvement, and 4 connections to Colorado River Canal system to deliver non-potable water to golf courses in lieu of groundwater.
Coachella Valley Water District
Project will help local public agencies to meet long-term water supply needs, protection of water quality, and augment/restore environmental conditions.
Complete and Fully Paid
Imperial, Riverside, San Bernardino, San Diego


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City crews worked through the night and have repaired the water main break on Railroad Ave., restoring service to the area. Crews used fill as a temporary measure to fix the roadway and allow traffic to flow. Eventually, crews will patch the affected area. Thank you for your patience!


Public notices and exhibitions
Submissions close: Friday 1 March 2019, 4:30pm
Submissions close: Friday 8 March 2019, 4:30pm
Submissions close: Friday 29 March 2019, 4:30pm
Closed: Friday 31 August 2018
Have your say on plans to upgrade the northern section of Yarranabbe Park, Darling Point.
In response to community feedback received as part of the public exhibition for the Yarranabbe Park Plan of Management and Masterplan, Council has developed concept plans to upgrade the northern section of Yarranabbe Park. We are interested in offering residents and visitors more opportunities to relax and enjoy the view, as well as better access to the water's edge, consistent with other locations in Woollahra and in other Sydney Harbour foreshore access areas.
- A wider pedestrian promenade
- Additional bench seating for greater opportunity to sit and enjoy the harbour view
- Returfing of the northern lawn to improve the space for informal recreation and picnics
- Access to the water’s edge from the 6m wide harbour stairs located 60 metres from the northern tip of the park.
You can have your say on the proposed upgrade by completing our brief online survey and sharing your feedback before Thursday 7 June 2018.
Draft Community Strategic Plan - 'Our Woollahra 2030' and Draft 2018 to 2019 Delivery Program and Operational Plan 2018/19
We invite you to share your thoughts at Our Woollahra, Your Say
On exhibition until 18 June 2018.
More information on community engagement
Council relies on community feedback as part of its decision making process. Opportunities for community consultation occur regularly throughout the year and are advertised in the Mayor's Column, Council's Notification Page (published weekly in the Wentworth Courier), and on this page.
Council's public exhibitions and invitations for public submissions are published weekly in the Wentworth Courier.
Public tenders are either published in the Wentworth Courier or in the 'Local Government Tenders' section of the Sydney Morning Herald on a regular basis.
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The supply of information is voluntary. If personal information is not provided, Council may be limited in dealing with a submission. Submissions, summaries of submissions, and/or names and addresses of people making submissions may be included in publicly available reports to Council or Committee Meetings. All submissions will be placed on the appropriate Council file and may be accessed by Councillors, Council Officers, consultants to Council or members of the public.


Section of Stonehaven beach boardwalk to close for flood protection work
A section of Stonehaven's beach boardwalk is to close for a week for work on the town's Flood Protection Scheme.
The boardwalk will be closed from Salmon Lane to the harbour from next Monday to Friday.
A contractor will be carrying out work to divert the existing sewer.
Aberdeenshire Council said in a statement: "We apologise for any inconvenience caused and thank the public for their patience."
Stonehaven has been badly affected by severe flooding in the recent past, leading to the evacuation of homes several times.


Chief Minister Shri Shivraj Singh Chouhan has directed to complete land acquisition and compensation distribution works of projects sanctioned under National Highways Agency within time-limit. The Chief Minister was reviewing works of National Highways Agency here today. PWD Minister Shri Sartaj Singh and Chief Secretary Shri Anthony de Sa were also present on the occasion.
The Chief Minister made work-wise review of road projects. He directed that special attention should be paid to quality and completion of works within time-limit. These roads should be repaired on priority. Four-lane conversion work of Bametha-Khajuraho road should be undertaken on priority for facilitating tourists in reaching Khajuraho from Jhansi. As an alternative road, State Road Development Corporation is constructing Jhansi to Khajuraho road via Prithvipur-Jatara-Tikamgarh.
The meeting was informed that 2597 km long roads are under different phases of construction in the state under National Highways Agency of which works of 1460 km roads have been completed. Secretaries to CM Shri Vivek Agrawal and Shri Hari Ranjan Rao, Secretary Energy Shri I.P.C. Kesari and officers of PWD and National Highways Agency were present on the occasion.


The Buleleng regency administration has said it will build a road race circuit on 7.5 hectares in Kubutambahan district. “ We have prepared the location and have completed the land acquisition,” Regent Putu Agus Suradnyana said on Thursday, adding that the location for the circuit was close to the site where Buleleng airport would be built.
Building the road race circuit is aimed at accommodating the needs of automotive enthusiasts for a designated location for a race, as well as to campaign for road safety. The regency has seen traffic accidents caused by illegal racing on public roads. Buleleng Police chief Beny Arjanto welcomed the regency administration’s plan to build the circuit, saying it could minimize traffic accidents caused by illegal racing. The administration has yet to disclose the amount of budget it would allocate for the project that is targeted to complete by next year.
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(TX) SH 286 (FM 43 to FM 2444)
All dates below are specific to the schedule of the Environmental Review and Permitting processes for this project.
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Other Agencies with Actions or Authorizations:
Department of the Army, US Army Corps of Engineers - Regulatory
The Build Alternative would include widening the existing 2-lane undivided highway to a controlled access four-lane freeway with two 12-foot main lanes in each direction, the main lanes having four-foot inside shoulders and 10-foot outside shoulders, two 12-foot frontage road lanes in each direction with a 12-foot outside shoulder, entrance and exit ramps, and five-foot sidewalks outside the frontage road shoulders. The proposed improvements would include grade separations at CR 20A, CR 22, and FM 2444. The project length, including all transitions, is approximately 3.2 miles.
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UPDATED October 4th, 2:18 p.m.: The closure will now last from 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. on October 23rd.
Hanes Road in Huntsville will be temporarily closed for railway repairs.
From 6:00 a.m. October 21st to 6:00 p.m. on October 23rd, the road will be fully closed at the Canadian National Railway line west of Silver Street. Residents can detour around the closure via Centre Street and West Road.
A CN official says it’s to allow for routine repairs on a crossing panel, rail, and ties, and that no other closures are scheduled in Muskoka.


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Next Village Council Meeting:
NOTICE The Deerfield Village Council will be holding a Public Hearing for the re-zoning request of property at 175 Raisin St. from commercial to residential made by Marissa Mueller & Josh Young. The hearing will be held May 7, 2018 @6:45 at the Municipal Building. Denise Wylie, Village Clerk April 12, 2018
Waterbills will be due 4-15-18.
Splash Pad Grand Opening May 19th 11-1:00
Movie Night June 1st
Mon. May 7, 2018
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Next Planning Commision Meeting:
May 7th 2018
Village council meetings occur the 1st Monday of every month @ 7pm in the Municipal Building
Planning Commission Meetings occur the 1st Monday of every February, May, August, & November @ 6pm in the Municipal Building


|Blue Line & Long Beach Transit Upgrades|
September 20 - October 19, 2014
After 23 years of service transporting riders between Long Beach and Downtown Los Angeles, the Metro Blue Line is getting a well-deserved $1.2 billion dollar overhaul. It includes new tracks, improved stations, refurbished rail cars and more. Construction will take place over the course of one month - September 20 through October 19. To complete the work quickly, construction will take place 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
During this month of construction, 4 Blue Line stations will be closed and Long Beach Transit buses will be redirected to different station. Learn more about the project and schedule changes below.
Blue Line Improvements & Schedule Changes
Long Beach Transit Schedule Changes
Daily Service from May 18 – Sept. 29, 2013
What is that red, yellow and purple boat? It's The AquaLink water taxi from Long Beach Transit. The 68-foot catamaran comfortably ferries passengers to the most popular attractions in Long Beach Harbor and on down to Alamitos Bay Landing. Fare is just $5 and wheelchair boarding is available at Doc 4 near the Aquarium of the Pacific, at the Queen Mary, and at Belmont Pier. Click Here for schedule and locations.
Ride Free in Downtown Long Beach
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"Connected Germany" Conference
06.12.2022 - 07.12.2022
BABLE Smart Cities will participate in the Connected Germany conference, which will take place on 6 and 7!
Germany's connectivity landscape is transforming. The goal is ambitious: to roll out nationwide, converged networks at gigabit speeds by the end of 2025. Now more than ever, it is imperative that everyone involved in building next-generation networks gather to advance Germany's broadband strategy.
Two of our BABLE colleagues will be participating in two different panels:
- Smart Germany - Smart Mobility & Intelligent Transport(Alexander Schmidt).
- Smart Germany - Smart Places & Digital Neighborhoods(Pierre Filohn).
With over 1,000 delegates and 100 speakers, Connected Germany will provide a forum where leading experts, decision makers, equipment suppliers, investors, companies and others can exchange thoughts, discover perspectives and form partnerships.
Meet us in Mainz!


GG. Not Part of Original Village. Built from late 1920s up to the 1970s. Note varying architecture. Above homes are 2779, 2777, and 2775 Congress Road (opposite creek side). Entire section spans 2700 - 2900 Congress. Supersize Me. Back to Tour.
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UPA will disintegrate soon: Rajiv Pratap Rudy
He said Centre should think in terms of constructing a new greenfield airport in Chennai to cope with increasing needs.india Updated: Jul 13, 2006 16:26 IST
The UPA coalition at the Centre will "disintegrate" very soon, BJP leader and former civil aviation minister Rajiv Pratap Rudi said in Chennai on Thursday.
"The coalition cannot serve for long as signs of its disintegration had started," he told reporters. "We have a non-existent prime minister and the disintegration is imminent."
He also said the Centre should think in terms of constructing a new greenfield airport to cope with the increasing needs of Chennai city.
With a large number of IT companies coming to the city, a new greenfield airport on the lines of those in Hyderabad and Bangalore was the need of the hour for Chennai, he said.
Alleging that successive state governments, including the DMK regime, were insensitive to infrastructure needs, he said if the authorities wanted to go in for a new greenfield airport, funds would not be a constraint. NRIs from the state were prepared to pump in Rs 10,000 crore for the project, Rudy said.
He said BJP supported the protest against expansion of the existing runway as 4,829 houses and 21 temples would have to be demolished. The residents of these houses have already been given demolition notices, he said.
Rudy said the BJP would take up the issue in Parliament and a group of party leaders from the state would call on the prime minister and other Central ministers to demand that the expansion plan be given up.


Council rules out York Street Oval as future Regional Athletics Centre site Coffs Coast Coffs Coast News by News Of The Area - Modern Media - July 16, 2021 Significant issues with both York Street Oval and Bruce Barnier Oval have caused Council to seek a new greenfield site for the future Regional Athletics Centre. Photos: Emma Darbin. SIGNIFICANT issues with placing a future Regional Athletics Centre at both York Street Oval and Bruce Barnier Oval have been acknowledged by Coffs Harbour City councillors, with a new greenfield site now to be investigated as a possible future site. Councillors debated the long-running controversial issue for more than an hour at Council’s meeting on Thursday 8 July. Advertise with News of The Area today. It’s worth it for your business. Message us. Phone us – (02) 4981 8882. Email us – [email protected] Nicola Johnstone spoke at the meeting on behalf of the local and regional athletics community urging councillors to place the Regional Athletics Centre (RAC) at Bruce Barnier Oval, within the Coffs Harbour Sport and Leisure Park. “The option of a greenfield site will delay the process significantly as it takes the RAC back to square one,” Ms Johnstone stressed to councillors. “We have been there before, we’ve moved on, we don’t need to go backwards. “The greenfield site will also be significantly more costly than any other option.” Ms Johnstone stated that Bruce Barnier Oval was the most logical site for the RAC. “It is the least expensive option and it is the only option which will see the RAC established in the near future,” she said. North Coast Football General Manager Andrew Woodward also expressed his frustration with Council at the meeting. “It’s nearly six months to the day since I was last here and in those six months sadly little has changed,” Mr Woodward said. “We’re further away from an answer today than we were six months ago. “We’re concerned, we’re frustrated and we’re disappointed.” Mr Woodward called on councillors to select Bruce Barnier Oval as the site for the Regional Athletics Centre and to rule out the Moonee Sports Complex site as a potential greenfield site. “Putting a RAC at Moonee would be a disaster for sport on the Northern Beaches,” he stressed. “We can have the Regional Athletics Centre at Bruce Barnier Oval, the Moonee Sports Complex can be had sooner rather than later and we can keep all current visiting events.” Mr Woodward stated that at a recent Regional Athletics Centre Stakeholder Workshop only one out of 15 stakeholders, Oztag, was against placing the RAC at Bruce Barnier Oval. “This Council has done a great job with the Stadium precinct, but you need to finish the job,” he said. “The missing piece of the Stadium precinct is the Regional Athletics Centre.” Cr Sally Townley moved an alternate recommendation that Council reject York Street Oval as a possible site for the RAC and investigate another greenfield site and compare this site’s suitability against Bruce Barnier Oval. “I think everyone in this Council wants to commit to the idea of a Regional Athletics Centre,” Cr Townley said. “To locate the facility at York Street doesn’t suit anyone particularly well; the York Street site has a lot more demands on it in the future. “Is there a greenfield site out there that we don’t know of, maybe.” Cr Townley said any future greenfield site needed to be compared against the Bruce Barnier Oval site. “I think that Bruce Barnier needs to stay on the table and be compared to a new site so that we can really stack it up,” she said. “It’s not ideal to seek a greenfield option, but I guess what it does do is make sure that we’ve considered every possible option.” Cr Paul Amos called on Council to seek a formalised commitment from Oztag for its continued use of Coffs Harbour Stadium Sports fields, and for Council to liaise with the State Government to identify State Government controlled lands suitable for a synthetic athletic facility. Council staff stated during the meeting that both Oztag and touch football had multi-year agreements in place with Council for the use of the Coffs Harbour Sports fields and that they had expressed their intent to continue these agreements in the future. Cr Keith Rhoades called for the Council report on a potential greenfield site for the RAC to come back to Council as soon as possible. “I want it concluded, the sports want it concluded, those who are currently users of the facility want to know about their long term plans and goals that they want to put in to place, plus those that want to grow their sport, such as North Coast Football, such as the athletics community, they all want to know where they’re going,” Cr Rhoades stressed. Cr John Arkan agreed that the Council report on a potential greenfield site must come “sooner than later”. “If we can get that happening I think there will be a lot of happy sport people,” he stated. Cr Micheal Adendorff moved to select Coffs Coast Sport and Leisure Park, including adjacent leased areas if available, as the site of the future Regional Athletics Centre, however this was defeated 6 votes to 2. “We’ve heard so many reasons why this is the correct location for the Regional Athletics Centre which we all want,” Cr Adendorff said. “Let’s stop denying ourselves and let’s just grab it while we can. “Let’s please grab the moment.” Councillors instead resolved 6 votes to 2 to investigate a Council owned greenfield site including Coffs Coast Sport and Leisure Park and adjacent leased areas for a Regional Athletics Centre, and to consider the allocation of $40,000 at the next quarterly budget review to progress the site selection and preliminary concept planning. Council will also consider a further report with a recommended greenfield site location and assessment with a comparison against Coffs Coast Sport and Leisure Park, seek a formalised commitment from Oztag for continued use of Coffs Harbour Stadium Sports fields, and liaise with the State Government to identify State Government controlled lands suitable for a synthetic athletic facility. By Emma DARBIN Significant issues with both York Street Oval and Bruce Barnier Oval have caused Council to seek a new greenfield site for the future Regional Athletics Centre. Photos: Emma Darbin.


Join us on Wednesday April 12th at 5:45 PM in-person or virtually to learn more about potential lighting on the Kennedy Drive Shared Use Path and provide your input on the design alternatives presented by the project team! This meeting will be held as part of the Bicycle and Pedestrian Committee Meeting at City Hall on the 3rd floor in Room 301.
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