Locals and traders defeat Sefton Council that planned to restrict parking
Sefton Council has now pulled plans to carry out controversial parking controls on Manchester Road.
Ward councillor David Barton told OTSNews.co.uk that, following a meeting earlier today at Bootle town hall, Sefton had decided to cancel the bulk of the proposed changes.
Sefton Council had said it was considering introducing a two-hour parking limit, and putting double yellow lines on a section of Manchester Road.
The proposals are linked to a scheme to improve Manchester Road’s junction with Leyland Road and Hartwood Road.
Cllr Barton said: “I can confirm that following a meeting with Sefton council officers earlier today programs to implement controversial parking retractions in the Manchester road area have been withdrawn.”
“This is a victory for people power and the 100 per cent opposition to these plans which was apparent as I canvassed opinion in the area over the last few weeks. The fact that I was able to give council officers more than 100 feedback forms from local residents and businesses registering opposition to these plans was key in overturning the proposals. I would like to thank Louise Hankinson Everatt from VIP Hair Emporium for belong to coordinate this widespread opposition.”
“The council are looking at improving the traffic lights at the Manchester Road/Roe Lane.
A redundant Zebra crossing at Roe Lane shall be removed on the basis of health and safety grounds as recommended by the highways department.”
“The proposals for all and any deferrals have been quashed.”
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today was a travel day. it took 20 hours, 2 trains, 2 subways, a bus and lots and lots walking, climbing and more walking to get to our hotel in nanchang, jiangxi, china. we’re here…the city where sterling was born and now resides. in just 1 day…that’s right 1 day, we get to go get him!
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PHUKET: After months of delays, the Samkong underpass is expected to be open later this month and be fully operational by May, it has been confirmed.
Inspectors from the Ombudsman Office in Bangkok visited the construction site yesterday and confirmed the underpass should be open to traffic within the next few weeks.
Boon Tapanadul from the Bangkok Ombudsman Office was in Phuket to follow up on the progress of the already delayed project for which the contractor, Wiwat Construction Co Ltd, is currently paying a two million baht-per-day fine (story here).
Phuket Vice Governor Kajornkiet Rakpanitmanee and other officials accompanied the inspection team.
“The underpass is a priority for both the local and central government. The construction company and officials must ensure that the construction site is safe and all applicable safety standards are followed,” said Mr Boon.
Mr Boon also ordered the construction company to make sure that the underpass is sufficiently lit to ensure the safety of motorists at night.
“I am aware that motorists are concerned about the progress of the underpass as it is already behind schedule. However, I am thankful for everyone’s efforts and hope it will be completed soon,” he said.
“I was told that it will be fully completed in May. The tunnel itself will be open to traffic this month, once the electrical system has been installed.”
In February, Transport Minister Arkhom Termpittayapaisith gave the construction company until April 10 to complete the project (story here).
He visited the site after heavy rains in January left a section of road running alongside the underpass, as well as one of its walls, heavily damaged (story here).
— Chutharat Plerin
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Harbour® collection docks are extremely stable and durable and are well-suited even for shallow water. The photo shows the Harbour collection marina in Mänttä. The dock is equipped with a special wheelchair access ramp.
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The Harbour® dock collection is intended for building marinas, connecting docks, breakwaters, floating terraces and floating pontoon bridges.


For years Leicester has experienced problems with unauthorised Gypsy and Traveller camps, which can have a big impact on local communities. To help resolve this issue, in 2012 Leicester City Council proposed building new authorised Gypsy and Traveller sites.
A consultation was launched in February 2012 on three potential new sites. The City Mayor has now considered the results of the consultation and the many views expressed in writing, via email and in person and he has now announced which of the proposed sites he intends to take forward.
A full statement from the City Mayor setting out his decision can be downloaded here, (82kb) however the key points are:
1. Beaumont Way is not suitable for a site
2. Greengate Lane is suitable for a permanent site containing up to 6 pitches
3. Red Hill Way is suitable for a permanent site containing up to 10 pitches
4. Further work will be undertaken to explore potential additional sites, including those at Hoods Close and Ratby Lane.
You can find out more about the work undertaken so far and what happens next using the links below:
This page was last updated 7th Jan 2013 @ 16.12


Over 2.5 thousand children and sports grounds to appear in Kyiv by 2012
Kyiv City Council bids to solve the problem
1670 and 1090 new children and sports grounds respectively are to be built at the expense of the city’s budget in the Ukrainian capital by the year 2012.
This is stipulated in “Children and Sports grounds building on 2009-2012 in Kyiv” draft program supported by the Kyiv City Council Committee for Budget and Social Economic Development, according to the Leonid Chernovetskiy Bloc’s press service.
The construction will require 116 million hryvnias.
Denys Komarnytskiy, chairman of the Chernovetskiy Bloc’s faction in the Kyiv City Council, claimed that deputies and Bloc’s activists drew up a register of children and sports grounds, which must secure them from illegal builders.
According to D.Komarnitskiy, 202 and 17 children and sports grounds respectively have already been reconstructed within the framework of Your House, Your Yard all-city program during the year 2007. However, the overwhelming majority of the grounds must be replaced, while the total number of grounds is still insufficient. He expressed a hope that the respective draft resolution of the Kyiv City Council will enjoy support of all faction members.


Hey there, time traveller!
This article was published 30/4/2013 (1570 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
Recently, Coun. Russ Wyatt made the press (again) by suggesting significant budget cuts to projects deemed excessive. He suggested the city faces "tough decisions" in the coming months in the wake of the provincial budget.
It is rather convenient that during Wyatt's hack-and-slash tirade, he avoided the Plessis underpass at $77 million and the expansion of the East End Community Centre for another $12 million. These are his projects, though, and one supposes do not require the same level of scrutiny.
Also, it's ironic that Wyatt is the same elected official who spent over $100,000 in taxpayers' money developing and promoting an arena and healthy-living centre project in Transcona when there was a similar plan approved and already on the table by another local volunteer group. But that wasn't his plan. So the $100,000 was worth it?
We can all agree it has been a long time since any serious dollars have been spent on recreational facilities in Winnipeg. So as someone who has been involved in this process for several years, I would challenge our elected officials to make sure we get it right and spend our scarce taxpayer-provided infrastructure dollars wisely.
The first question or criterion when spending tax dollars should be: What do the residents need or want? I think we all assume when decisions are made on how to spend our money, elected officials always consider what we want and or what is needed. A group from another local community centre did two separate surveys and learned that while residents were supportive of a new arena, what respondents were adamant about was having access to a healthy-living and fitness facility.
More important, in 2010, Wyatt commissioned a survey as part of the Transcona Recreation and Leisure Village process. The results were clear:
1) The comments suggest a clear support from participants of this meeting for the concept of a YMCA in Transcona, a fitness-type facility.
2) Most felt the arena was aging and could be replaced or reused for something else such as soccer or lacrosse. Nearly all participants that provided comments regarding green space, noting green space is an important part of the community and should not be eliminated.
3) There was divided commentary among meeting participants on the topic of housing. While many meeting participants expressed non-support for housing on the site, numerous others noted a distinct need and desire for new 55-plus and seniors housing.
So residents, when given the opportunity, made it clear they want a fitness facility, Roland Michener repurposed, green space maintained and plus-55 housing, but not necessarily at the Roland Michener site.
Apparently, that wasn't what the Wyatt wanted to hear. He pushed forward with his plans anyway.
The recent announcement about expansion at East End ignores what residents have stated they want. So why are we spending $12 million, money hard to come by, without listening to local residents or having further discussion?
So Wyatt wants to cut significant spending by the city? Not necessarily a bad idea, but it rings hollow when the same councillor ignores cutting his own pet projects and has a history of using taxpayers' money to pursue his own agenda.
Problem is, politicians count on us to either not pay attention, have short memories or to display typical voter apathy so they can get re-elected. Complaining about decisions we disagree with in the coffee shop or at the local rink is ineffective.
We need to hold our elected officials more accountable. The message might be: "Please don't use our hard-earned dollars building the legacy you want. Build the legacy we want."
Scott Donald is the past vice-president of sports at the Park City West Community Club and a longtime Transcona resident. See the Transcona leisure survey at http://winnipeg.ca/ppd/TRLV/pdf/Results.pdf.


My expectation is that it will take about 5 years to get the indoor part of the new Coney Island East complete - Restaurants, hotels, movie theaters etc. Longer for the new amusement park ( maybe 5-10 years) since the City must RFP that property first and we have no idea who will bid on the lease. In the meantime I see interim amusements coming in the next couple of summers. Maybe even a return of Astroland on city owned property! Wouldn't that be something else?
The community must now focus on a CBA!


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Missoula Bone & Joint, EC Conditional Use Application
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Ashley Down Allotments
Enter via Station Road or Muller Road opposite B & Q
This is a well known site, easily visible from Muller Road. The site has both sloping and level plots, and has a water supply. There is water supply and water troughs. The site also has compost bays where council leaves are delivered for tenants use each autumn, and has communal orchard plots
Availability: The waiting list for this site is not administered by Bristol City Council. Please contact the site representative for more information.
Apply for a plot on this allotment
at the Ashley Down Alloments Association.


On Jan. 4 the Capital Region Transportation Planning Agency’s Citizen Multimodal Advisory Committee unanimously supported the Thomasville Road Multi-Use Path Feasibility Study. Next is consideration by the CRTPA Board at their Jan. 31, 5:30 pm meeting. The 11 members are elected officials from Gadsden, Jefferson, Leon and Wakulla counties Our Board | CRTPA.
The draft report Thomasville Road Multi-Use Path | CRTPA shows preferred alternatives for four segments from Betton Road to Maclay Boulevard. Segments 1 and 2 follow the east side of Thomasville Road from Betton Road to Woodgate Way. Segment 3 follows the west side of Thomasville to Live Oak Plantation. The final segment follows Live Oak Plantation to Maclay Commerce Drive (also referred to as the Market District Connection).
Those concerned about a safe corridor should stay informed, submit comments to Our Board | CRTPA and attend the meeting.
Check back for more information.


From Tristan Denniston, Associate Director, Community and Government Relations, University of Victoria:
Subject: Engineering Expansion Open House – February 12, 2020
The Engineering Precinct Expansion open houses will be held on February 12th. This will be an opportunity for community members to learn about the project, share feedback on site and design principles and meet with project staff.
There will be two open houses that day:
- 9:30-11:30am at the Engineering & Computer Science Building lobby
- 12:30-2:30pm at the McPherson Library.
Please do not hesitate to contact me should you have any questions or concerns.
T 250-853-3768 | firstname.lastname@example.org


The new parking area on Ramsdell Road for Thayer Brook Preserve is progressing. The fourteen-car lot is nearing completion but please avoid parking during the week when construction equipment is present. Construction is now happening on the Mill Trail which connects to Libby Hill via the Ridge Runner Trail. The bridge replacement is complete however trail work is still being done. There are many muddy sections that have been created before gravel will be added to firm up the trails. We advise you not to use the trail during the week when construction is happening. You can hike the Mill trail now, but it has many wet muddy areas near Ramsdell Road.
Remember the parking area on Libby Hill Road is open and we recommend you use this to access both Libby Hill and Thayer Brook Preserve Trails.


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Consultants working with the City of Pittsfield Assessors’ Office to perform inspections of properties throughout the city will be in the following areas on June 18:
- Mohegan Street, Crane Avenue, Burke Avenue, Taconic Island Road, and Clifford Street
- Stanley Avenue and Ensign Avenue
- Curtis Terrace, Woodlawn Avenue, Grove Street, and Scammell Avenue
These inspections will take place between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m., Monday through Friday; however, please note that there may be occasional weekend inspections as well.
The consultants performing this work will carry a specialized City of Pittsfield photo ID. Residents can verify this information by contacting the Assessors’ Office at 413-395-0102 and the Pittsfield Police Department.


There is no single Shimla Bus stand. There are different Bus Stands in Shimla. We have enlisted them below.
Inter State Bus Terminus (ISBT), Shimla
Inter State Bus Terminus as the name suggests is for buses departing to and arriving from other states. Long route buses to Kangra, Dharamshala, Hamirpur, Bilaspur, Chamba, Dalhousie Manali and all other districts can be taken from here. It is situated at Tutikandi which is an outskirt of the city. ISBT Complex is very spacious. It has a restaurant and a hotel within the complex. There is also a movie theater ( SRS Cinemas ) so you can watch movies if your bus departs late.
Old Bus Stand, Shimla
Old Bus Stand is situated in the center of the City. This bus stand is for local buses although some interstate buses coming from Rampur, Reckong Peo stop here for a while during the night. You can take buses to Shogi, Taradevi, Solan, Summer hill, Chakkar and Sankat Mochan from here.
Local Bus Stand, Shimla
Just 200 meters away from Old Bus Stand is Local Bus Stand from where you can take buses to Sanjauli, Dhalli, Chotta Shimla, New Shimla, BCS, Panthaghati, Vikasnagar, Mehli, Malyana and Lakkar Bazar.
Lakkar Bazaar or Revoli Bus Stand
Lakkar Bazaar Bus Stand also known as Revoli Bus Stand is for local buses with slightly longer routes towards NH-22 and SH-13. You can also take buses to Sanjauli, Dhalli, and Mashobra from here. Buses to Narkanda and Kufri can also be taken from here.
We hope the information has been useful.


This was a unique, four phased project consisting of 55 blocks of a new seawall and 40 blocks of a new boardwalk and bikepath on […]
This was a unique, four phased project consisting of 55 blocks of a new seawall and 40 blocks of a new boardwalk and bikepath on the Virginia Beach Oceanfront. S.B. Ballard served as General Contractor on all phases of this project. The Seawall and Boardwalk are constructed of metal sheet pile, concrete and reinforcing steel, with approximately 60% of the work completed by S.B. Ballard’s own forces. The project also included a storm drain system.
The most notable and impressive fact about this project was that the construction was performed at the Virginia Beach Oceanfront, in both a resort area filled with revenue generating hotels and businesses, and an exclusive residential area where homes along the Oceanfront are valued in the millions of dollars. The key to this project was not only to satisfy the Owner with the highest quality end product, but also maintain a safe work site, where millions of tourists come to visit.


6+ acre commercial lot in the heart of Waukesha's business district. Zoned M-3 Light Manufacturing and Office. Fairly level site waiting for your office or business building. Located behind the OLD Walmart building. Exceptional traffic flow and convenient to major interstate highways.
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Design : SWMD: Springfield Lake Outlet, Channel Study, and Improvements
Jul 3, 2023
Lakemore, Springfield Township
07-01-2023 - 10-01-2024
The first phase of the Springfield Lake area improvements will reconstruct Springfield Lake Outlet channel from spillway to Akron corporation line.
This project is in the design phase.
In Springfield Township and Lakemore, benefitting Springfield Lake and the Little Cuyahoga Watershed.


Thank heaven! The New York City Department of Buildings issues partial stop work order to 7-Eleven.
After reporting yesterday that 7-Eleven installed 3 massive AC units in an air shaft alley just feet from residents windows, the NYC DOB has investigated and issued a Partial Stop Work Order.
Owner: VILLAGE JV 500 EAST 11TH LLC
Last Inspection: 09/06/2013 – – BY BADGE # 2283
Disposition: 09/06/2013 – L1 – PARTIAL STOP WORK ORDER
Comments: STOP ALL EXTERIOR WORK FOR INSUFFICIENT DETAIL ON PLANS FOR PLACEMENT OF 3 A/C UNITS.A/C UNITS AT SITE ARE 14 INCHES
DOB Violation #: 090613CERDL02
ECB Violation #s: 35030292X


Call for Bedford lay-by after 14 cars written off
A resident of a Bedford road, which has seen 14 cars written-off in eight years, is asking the council for a lay-by in which to park.
Howard Hall, who lives in Tyne Crescent, has seen five of his cars badly damaged while they were parked in the road outside his house.
Nine other neighbours' cars have had vehicles crash into them as they travelled around a nearby bend.
Bedford Borough Council said it had "no plans" to put in a parking bay.
Mr Hall said he does not blame the layout of the road because it is just a "gentle bend", but drivers are blinded by low-lying sun.
"It's the combination of the sun first thing in the morning and people not clearing their windscreens and just going straight into parked vehicles," he said.
He added that while they had allocated parking at the back of the houses, it was for one car, and as most of the households had two cars, there was overspill onto the road.
He said they used to park on the verge but now get fined for doing that.
"It's not that I want to put [the car] into a dangerous position, but I haven't got any other alternative, apart from parking on the verge and getting a fine of £30 a day."
Mr Hall said he had not only spoken to the council, but looked at other options including purchasing green belt land at the side of the house, but this was turned down.
He also had plans drawn up for having a drive put in put the council would not not sell him the land.
A spokesperson from the council said: "We have no plans to put in a parking bay.
"However, a new 20mph speed limit will be introduced on the road before April. This will considerably reduce speeds."


To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Selectmen to transfer from the Undesignated Funds account the sum of $35,000, and expend that amount to cover the secondary education overage.
Sealed bids will be received at the Town Office, 441 Camden Rd., Hope, Maine 04847 up to 2:00PM, Friday, March 10, 2017 at which time they will be publicly opened and read for Town Mowing Services.
The Newcastle Planning Board will hold a Public Hearing at 6:30 pm at the Town Office, 4 Pump St. to discuss an application from Mobius, Inc. to convert the interior of 21 Academy Hill into multi-family (residential) housing to serve their clients.
February 22nd at 6:00pm, Somerville Town Office, 72 Sand Hill Rd.
Somerville Town Office – 72 Sand Hill Rd.
The Municipal Officers of the Town of Waldoboro, Maine will hold a public hearing on Tuesday, February 14, 2017 at 6:00 p.m. at the municipal building meeting room, to hear public discussion on the following requests by JDSJ, Inc d/b/a Bella Gia’s:
Selectmen will hold a public hearing regarding Sheepscot General’s application to serve malt and vinous beverages located at the 98 Townhouse Rd.
The following Personal Representatives have been appointed in the estates noted. The first publication of this notice is February 9, 2017.
The Town of Damariscotta is currently soliciting bids for the following:
meets the first Tuesday of each month, 7 P.M., at the Town Hall on Clarks Cove Road, Walpole. The public is welcomed to attend meetings. Permits are to be filled out and presented at the Town Hall the Thursday before each regular meeting.
When: Monday, February 6, 2017 @ 7:00PM
Rutherford Library will hold its Annual Meeting Tuesday, Feb. 14, 2017 at 7 p.m. at the library
Sealed bids will be received at the Town Office, 441 Camden Rd., Hope, Maine 0847 up to 2:00PM, Friday, March 10, 2017 at which time they will be publicly opened and read for Town Mowing Services.
The Parks Department will meet on Tuesday, January 31 at 6:00 p.m. at the Ellingwood Information Center.


CLEVELAND — Construction is underway for a new airport service station owned and operated by PMG Airport Plazas Developers LLC, which was acquired by the Cleveland Airport System, according to 19 Action News.
The service station, a Circle K, will be in a location with easy access to major highways, including Interstate 71, state Route 237 and Interstate 480, stated the article.
“We want to have a convenient location for our passengers, as well as residents in surrounding areas, to stop and fill up their gas [tanks],” said Ricky Smith, airport director, in the article. “This location is also close to our car rental facilities, again, making it easier for those customers.”
The service station will include a carwash as well as a Burger King inside for a quick food option, reported the article.
Construction for the $5.3 million project is expected to last around six months, noted the article.
You can find the article here.


The Beaufort County Bicycle Plan Steering Committee has been working on the Beaufort County Comprehensive Bicycle Plan. The plan includes recommendations for programs and projects that will make Beaufort County an interconnected, bicycle friendly community and we want your input.
Please join us on Tuesday, February 18, 2020
between 4:00 PM and 6:00 PM at Beaufort Community College, 5337 US-264, Washington, NC, Building 10
in the multi-purpose room.
Informational flyer: https://mcusercontent.com/bb0688cacc1794c87e352491d/files/7ea43753-cf13-4be9-84eb-d887b4f836a0/Flyer_Beaufort_Co_Bicycle_Plan_Public_Open_House.pdf
For more information contact Jamie Heath at email@example.com
We hope you can join us!
- Katie Mosher, CMC, NCCCC
- Clerk to the Board
- Beaufort County
- Ph: 252-946-0079, Ext. 1010


For weeks the Portland & Western’s Water Avenue rail line has been blocked by equipment to build a sewer pump station, and you may have thought this has crippled railroad operations. But apparently it hasn’t, because the track is opened up again every night.
I wondered about this and asked Staci Belcastro, the Albany city engineer.
“Luckily, the train on this line runs at night, just one in either direction,” she reminded me. “Working hours for the project are generally between 7 a.m. and 6 p.m., and the contractor makes sure the railroad tracks are clear before they leave each day.”
Ron Green, one of the residents and property owners in the townhouses across Water Avenue, recalls that when the project began, the contractor laid down gravel between and around the rails to support all the heavy equipment needed for the construction. But the excavators and trucks and other heavy rigs block the track only during the day.
“Each day at quitting time they move the stuff out of the way and fasten the fence shut between the track and the site,” Green told me by email. “I’ve seen a couple of daytime trains/rail cars go by, and there was obviously a message sent to let that happen.”
The pump or “lift” station there is part of a new sewer main that Pacific Excavation is building under a $7.2 million city contract. The so-called “force main” is intended to prevent overflows to the Willamette River when the existing main sewer, the Riverfront Interceptor, can’t handle all the load during periods of heavy rain.
How long is the work going to continue? The contract sets a completion date of Jan. 31, 2020. (hh)


MAMARONECK, N.Y. -- Mamaroneck residents have plenty of opportunities to get involved in their local government this week.
The village Board of Trustees will meet at 7:30 p.m. in the Courtroom, where they will continue their disucssion on Cove Road, which is a private road that homeowners shut down to public use Oct. 17 because it had fallen into disrepair - for more details click here . The board will also continue a public hearing on the Comprehensive Plan Update. To view the full agenda, click here .
The town Coastal Zone Management Commission will meet at 8 p.m. in Conference Room D.
The village Flood Mitigation Advisory Committee will meet at 7 p.m. in the Regatta Conference Room.
The Town Board will hold its first public work session on the 2012 tentative budget from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the Weaver Street Firehouse.
The village Recreation and Parks Commission will meet at 7 p.m. in the Courtroom.
The village Planning Board will meet at 7 p.m. in the Courtroom. For the full agenda, click here .
The town Zoning Board of Appeals will meet at 7:45 p.m. in Conference Room C. For the full agenda, click here .
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Beverly Hills News – City Council to Discuss Consultant’s Report on Rent Control Tuesday
Posted: Friday, July 27, 2018 – 4:19 PM
Renters and Landlords in the City of Beverly Hills can look forward to another round of civic engagement on the Rent Stabilization Ordinance (RSO) as the summer winds down. The Beverly Hills City Council will receive the results of the analysis of the RSO Tuesday at 7 p.m. at City Hall.
- The report is to be a summary presentation by HR&A Advisors, Inc. that covers the following:
- Data analysis of the rental unit registration
- Maximum annual rent increases
- Relocation fees
- No-Fault Evictions
- Exemptions from the ordinance for buildings of four units or less
- Banking of annual allowable rent increases
- Landlord Rent Adjustment Application
- Ellis Act
- Schedule of Facilitated Dialogue Sessions
- The focus of the meeting will be HR&A’s representation of the topics to inform the City Council members. The report will form the basis for the facilitated discussions to follow. Those discussions will provide crucial input to assist the City Council in finalizing the RSO.Questions or comments should be sent to email@example.com. The comment line is 310-285-1031.


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Public Works News and Releases
Posted on: June 10, 2022
[ARCHIVED] Church Street Water Tank Rehabilitation Project Bids
Informal bids for the project will be received until 2:00pm local time on July 7th, 2022, in the Town of Boone Public Works Department. Bids may also be submitted electronically to Josh Eller at firstname.lastname@example.org. Learn more in the PDF link below
Please Read Bid Request Here


Ellwood Diamond Overnight Construction
As part of the Stage 2 O-Train Trillium Line South Extension project, work is proceeding on the Ellwood Diamond rail bridge, which will allow VIA Rail trains to safely and efficiently pass below the Trillium Line.
WHAT: Caisson drilling to form the sub-structure of the rail bridge.
WHEN: Work will take place each night between 10 pm and 6 am starting on August 4 and continuing until September 4.
WHY: Caisson construction is required for the completion of the rail structure.
WHERE: Work will take place at the site where the existing Trillium Line alignment between Mooney’s Bay and Walkley stations crosses the east-west VIA single track alignment.
DATES AND HOURS OF WORK
Construction activity will start on August 4 and will commence each night between the hours of 10 pm and 6 am until September 4.
Noise will be intermittent and not expected to exceed 85 decibels at the location of work but reducing to approximately 56 decibels 30 metres from construction activity. Efforts will be made to divert light from residences.


Input Sought on SR-10 Plans
The Utah Department of Transportation plans to widen State Route 10 from Huntington to Poison Springs Bench and is seeking public input on the project.
Current plans call for safety improvements to include the addition of passing lanes, widening of shoulders, and modifying shoulder slopes on the five-mile section of S.R. 10 from mile marker 48 to mile marker 53. The project includes an extension of Huntington's five-lane main street to make a smooth transition into passing lanes that will then extend over the hill north of town to about mile marker 53.
UDOT plans to start construction in spring 2003.
An environmental study has been prepared to look at what impacts the proposed widening may have on the surrounding environment - including social, economic, cultural, historical, wetland, and wildlife issues.
An official public hearing is scheduled for Aug. 21, to allow open discussion on the project, its environmental documents, and to take written and verbal comments from the public. UDOT's goal is to share information and take comments that identify any remaining issues that should be addressed with this project. The hearing will be held at Huntington Town Hall (40 North Main St.) from 5 to 6:30 p.m. It will be an open house format where the public can visit with and give feedback to project team members.
The environmental document is available for review at Michael Baker Jr., Inc. in Salt Lake City, UDOT Region Four offices in Richfield, UDOT Price District in Price, Emery County offices, Huntington City Hall and at Castle Dale City Hall.
Anyone desiring to provide written comments should mail them to H. G. Kunzler, Michael Baker Jr., Inc., 6955 South Union Park Center, Suite 370, Midvale, Utah 84047. Comments must be received by Sept. 5.
Individuals needing further information or special ADA accommodations should contact H. G. Kunzler at (801) 352-5977 or by e-mail at email@example.com.


Sink Hole forming
Published: Friday, May 29, 2009, 4:16 PM Updated: Friday, May 29, 2009, 4:16 PM
There is a huge sink hole developing at the intersection of Felicity and Market Streets uptown. This is the primary route from St. Charles and Magazine to the new River Garden complex and the new Wal Mart. I'm afraid it's going to swallow my car one day. I took a photo which I thought I was to download here, but alas don't see that option.


You may have received a letter in the mail from “Say Yes to Auburn Hills Committee”. The envelope says: Auburn Hills Community Survey Results Follow-Up Enclosed on the front of it.
PLEASE BE ADVISED that this information does not come from the City of Auburn Hills, nor can we confirm the accuracy or validity of any of the data. The City of Auburn Hills has adopted an ordinance which prohibits the sale of marijuana in our community. The communications you are receiving on this issue are not generated or endorsed by the City of Auburn Hills City Council or city management. This information is being sent to you by external parties and does not represent Auburn Hills.


We’re still working hard to try and secure the funding needed to get the project started. Thanks to everyone for their patience – fundraising can be a long process, and it’s great to have your continued support. We hope to have more news for you all by the end of the year.
Thank you to everyone who responded as part of the public consultation process. We’ve reviewed the feedback, and we now have an updated plan for the park which you can take a look at below.
The next step is to find funders and begin the application process. This is a long term project, and improvement work will take place over the next couple of years, but we’ll keep you updated as we go – so do keep checking back here for more news and information 🙂
We’re delighted to be working alongside Bury Council on plans to improve the much-loved Prestwich Clough and St. Mary’s Flower Park sites in Prestwich.
The council have already been liaising with park users and local residents, and the masterplan below outlines some of the changes that could be made across the site. However, before the plan is finalised, Bury Council would like to find out what you think of the suggestions and give you the opportunity to share your own ideas too. You can do this by completing this very short survey: Prestwich Clough and St. Mary’s Feedback
The results of this survey will help determine what improvements are tackled first and help us put the others in priority order. Not all the work will take place at once – it will be carried out over several years dependent on successful fundraising.
If you could like to view a large image of the plan, you can do that here: Prestwich Clough and St Marys Masterplan for consultation


A road has been made unsafe for motorists following a landslide or landslip.
The A435 Cirencester Road, at Charlton Hill, is cracking and needs urgent repairs to ensure that it is safe for commuters.
The road serves as a vital link between Cheltenham and the A417 and is used by those commuting to and from Bristol every day.
The work will be done overnight and at the weekend in an attempt to limit the amount of disruption.
Councillor Vernon Smith, cabinet member for highways at Gloucestershire County Council, said: “This work is urgently required and so we’ve put in an emergency closure to get the repairs done as quickly as possible.
“By doing it overnight we’ll minimise the disruption.”
Traffic will be diverted by the A436, A417 Shurdington Road and A46 while the work takes place.
The work is currently scheduled to take place on Tuesday, March 27 and Wednesday March 28 from 7pm to 7am.
The work aims to be finished by March 29 at 7am.
Crews will lay 210 tonnes of asphalt and cover an area of 780 square metres of carriageway during the repair works.


Illicit Connection Inspection Program
The Dallas Area Municipal Authority, in an effort to remove non-wastewater sources (storm water and ground water) from its wastewater collection system, is conducting residential inspections within our service area to insure your building sewer connection is in compliance with DAMA regulations.
If you receive a letter in the mail, please follow the instructions to schedule an appointment with one of our inspectors. The phone number is: 570-696-1133 ext. 304
Please see the municipality ordinance that was adopted by Dallas Borough, Dallas Township, Kingston Township, and Jackson Township that authorizes this inspection process.


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The original item was published from 5/13/2016 5:00:02 PM to 6/10/2016 12:00:01 AM.
Land Use & Community Development
Posted on: May 13, 2016
[ARCHIVED] Township Council to hold Public Hearings - June 8, 2016
Council will conduct two Public Hearings on Wed., June 8th, 7:30 pm at the Township Municipal Bldg for the Uhl Contractor's Storage Yard Cond'l Use and Hampton Shoppes/Starbucks Conditional Use. Please refer to attached notice for additional information
June 8th Public Hearing Official Notice


Felix Street Mural Coleman Hawkins Park
- Coleman Hawkins – Legendary American jazz saxophonist
- Coleman Hawkins Blues Festival Saint Joseph Missouri
- St. Joseph Downtown Partnership Western Expansion Mural – St. Joseph Mo.
- Gust Karras in front of his office on 8th Street between Edmond and Felix
- Felix Street From 8th Street St. Joseph Mo
- Felix Street in Downtown around 1928


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BRIDGEWATER, NJ - As of Monday, roadwork began on Talamini Road, from the Route 287 bridge to Route 202/206, and it is expected to continue until Aug. 11.
Roadwork will be done Monday through Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
The township has contracted with JTG Construction Inc. for improvements that include drainage, base pavement repairs and new surface pavement.
Talamini Road will be accessible from Route 202/206 during non-construction times that include weekdays from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 a.m. and all day Saturdays and Sundays.
Those looking to enter the Shimon and Sara Birnbaum Jewish Community Center, on Talamini Road, can enter from the west, from the direction that brings drivers in from Country Club Road or Thruway Drive. Access from Route 202/206 will be closed during construction times.


Council's special working group opposing the current concept design for the Coffs Harbour bypass will meet on Thursday.
20th Nov. 2018 10:11 AM
Just five councillors sat to debate a number of important issues last week.
19th Nov. 2018 2:11 PM
Deputy Prime Minister Michael McCormack has today penned an op-ed on the politics surrounding the planning for the Coffs...
18th Nov. 2018 11:11 AM
Consultation on the Coffs Harbour bypass has been extended but no date given.
23rd Oct. 2018 2:10 PM
When the bypass came by her Moonee Beach home she was prepared for the disruption but had no idea how bad the noise would...
17th Oct. 2018 10:10 AM
Discussions at the bypass public meeting on Thursday evening soon turned to the possibility of revisiting the far western...
12th Oct. 2018 3:10 PM
Hundreds of people packed the PCYC on Thursday evening to voice their resounding opposition to the proposed Coffs Harbour...
12th Oct. 2018 1:10 PM
In response to frustration at the level of community consultation on the bypass, a public meeting has been called.
03rd Oct. 2018 10:10 AM
Politicians have claimed the Coffs bypass is one of the most expensive parts of the Pacific Highway project.
03rd Oct. 2018 9:10 AM
Community consultation sessions on the bypass are set to start this week.
24th Sept. 2018 1:09 PM


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Posted on: September 7, 2023
[ARCHIVED] Burns Road Area Water Project
Attention Burns Road Area Water Customers: Important Updates on Upcoming Water Pressure Adjustments as the City Undertakes a Project for Equalized Water Pressure.


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THE FOLLOWING COMMUNICATION HAS BEEN RECEIVED BY MARY TAVY PARISH COUNCIL FROM WDBC. THE DROP IN SESSION WILL BE AT THE CORONATION HALL IN MARY TAVY ON MONDAY 12TH JUNE FROM 3.30 TO 6.00PM.
“In response to West Devon Borough Council’s declaration of a housing crisis in 2022, we will be carrying out Housing Needs Surveys across the borough. We will be carrying out the Housing Needs Survey in your area in June 2023. To understand the housing need in more areas, we are doing this in clustered groups, so this cluster will include Lydford, Mary Tavy and Peter Tavy parishes.
There will be a community drop in session, where people can come along and ask staff any questions they have about the survey and have assistance to complete it, about affordable housing, or any other questions they might have.”


LUBBOCK, Texas – The Legacy Play Village’s new location is scheduled to reopen to the public in October 2021. Legacy Play Village is located at 6401 Marsha Sharp Freeway in Southwest Lubbock.
The build will commence on September 20, 2021, and the new and improved playground will be completed on October 3, 2021. This delay allows the steering committee to ensure that the funds and materials needed are in place and also provides much-needed time to plan for any extraordinary volunteer health and safety concerns during the build itself.
0The area will now include firehouses, police cars, a firetruck, an ambulance, and many more themed amenities that allow us to honor local first responders and inspire our child guests to imagine themselves as the heroes they absolutely can be. More information on this redesigned section of the playground will be made public soon.
Visit www.legacyplayvillage.com today to learn more about this exciting community project.


ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 – SECTION 14 (AS AMENDED)
WORCESTERSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL
NOTICE OF THE CLOSURE OF U10227 SEVERNSIDE NORTH, BEWDLEY, WORCESTERSHIRE (“THE HIGHWAY”) AND THE COUNTY OF HEREFORD AND WORCESTER (SEVERNSIDE NORTH, BEWDLEY) (ONE WAY TRAFFIC) ORDER 1991 (TEMPORARY SUSPENSION) ORDER 2023
Reason for restriction: Burst water main. There is a likelihood of danger to the public or of serious damage to the road. There is a need to close the highway in the following terms:-
The effect of this Notice is that no vehicle shall proceed along that part of the highway from its junction with U10227 Dog Lane to its junction with B4190 Load Street.
That The County of Hereford and Worcester (Severnside North, Bewdley) (One Way Traffic) Order 1991 is hereby temporarily suspended for the duration of this Notice to facilitate two way access on Severnside North.
This provision shall continue in force for a maximum of 21 days; however, it is anticipated that it will remain in force for 2 days commencing 9 August 2023.
Alternative routes: B4190 Load Street, B4190 Dowles Road, U10227 Dog Lane
and vice versa.
Nothing in this Notice shall prevent at any time access for pedestrians to any premises situated on or adjacent to the highway, or to any other premises accessible for pedestrians from and only from the highway.
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Revised Plans for Project 18-1 (since our update sent at 9 am today):
Street Reconstruction Project 18-1 – 4.7 miles of residential streets on the east and west sides of Foley Boulevard, from near Highway 10 to south of Northdale Boulevard
The Contractor for this project is North Valley, Inc. The Contractor's 24-hour emergency contacts are Herb Thielbar at 612-716-4214 and Jeff Wunderlich at 612-282-5039. Jason Huebscher is the City’s full-time project inspector, and can be contacted any time to respond to specific questions or concerns. Jason can be reached at 612-709-2704 (cell).
Pavement reclamation is now planned in Area 2 (104th Lane, 105th Avenue, 105th Lane, 106th Avenue, and Goldenrod Street east of Foley Boulevard) starting Saturday, June 23 from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. and will continue on Monday, June 25. Utility and concrete work will begin in Area 3 (streets west of Foley Boulevard). Also, temporary mailboxes will be installed and affected residents will be notified of the location. Work is expected to begin in Area 4 (streets north of Egret Boulevard) in two to three weeks.


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4 Bronx-bound trains run express from 149th Street to Burnside Avenue from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday. For service to 161st, 167th and 170th streets, Mount Eden Avenue and 176th Street, take
train to Burnside Avenue and transfer to a Manhattanbound No. 4. For service from these stations, take
Manhattan-bound No. 4 to Burnside Avenue and transfer to a Bronx-bound train.
A Shuttle buses replace service between Far Rockaway and Beach 90 Street.
D Manhattan-bound trains run express from Bay Parkway to Ninth Avenue.
J No trains between Jamaica Center and 111th Street. Free shuttle buses replace trains between Jamaica-Van Wyck Expressway and 111th Street.
* All changes are from 12:01 a.m. Saturday until 5 a.m. Monday unless otherwise noted. Full list on nypost.com


Interstate 71 Repaving Projects Update
Hamilton County (Friday, Sept. 14, 2018) - The Interstate 71 repaving
projects require the following restrictions:
- Various lane closures on north and south I-71 between
Reading Road and the Lytle Tunnel nightly from 8 p.m. until 6 a.m. Monday,
Sept. 17 through Saturday morning, Sept. 22. The north lane restrictions
will be in place until 10 a.m. on Saturday, Sept. 15.
- Continuous right lane closure on north I-71 between MLK
Jr. Dr. and Dana Avenue from 8 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 11 through 6 a.m. on
Wednesday, Oct. 31. The MLK Jr. Dr. to north I-71 on ramp will merge with
through traffic at the bottom of the ramp; the Dana Avenue exit will
- Close the ramp from north Red Bank Road to south I-71
at 9 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 23 through 9 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 23. A detour will
- Continued closure of the ramp from Reading Road to
north I-71 through 6 a.m. Friday, Sept. 21. The detour uses Reading Rd. to
MLK Jr. Dr. to north I-71.
- Close the ramps from east SR 562 to north I-71 and
south I-71 to west SR 562 nightly from 9 p.m. until 5 a.m. Tuesday, Sept.
18 through Saturday, Sept. 22. Only one ramp will be closed at a time.
- Single lane closures on Liberty Street between Sycamore
Street and Reading Road nightly from 6 p.m. until 6 a.m. Monday, Sept. 17
through Wednesday, Sept. 19.
- Single lane closures on Woodburn Avenue between
Jonathan and Brewster avenues nightly from 6 p.m. until 6 a.m. Monday,
Sept. 17 through Wednesday, Sept. 19.
- The left lane of south I-71 from SR 126 to Ridge Road
is in a contraflow lane, using the left lane of north I-71. Traffic will
remain in this pattern until May, 2019.
- Continued reduced bridge clearance for the ramps east
SR 562 to Ridge Road and north I-71, and from north I-71 to west SR 562,
through Saturday, Sept. 15.
Arrow boards and/or
signs will alert motorists of the upcoming restrictions. All work is contingent
To help ensure the
safety of the construction workers as well as the traveling public, motorists
should remain alert, reduce their speed and watch for stopped traffic while
passing through the work zone. Move over or slow down.
For ongoing traffic,
construction and weather-related information, please check www.OHGO.com.
For more information
contact: Brian Cunningham, Communications
Manager, at 513-933-6517 or Liz Lyons, Public Information Specialist, at
Know Before You Go!
For more detailed
traffic information, and to get personalized traffic alerts for your commute,
download the OHGO app or visit OHGO.com.


Welcome to West Chester's newsroom. The department of Public Information & Engagement is committed to sharing important news with the West Chester community and the media.
West Chester's public information team is prepared to respond to requests for information and work within tight deadlines to support our local media organizations.. Working with the media is critical to successful communication with the general public. West Chester's communications team works with the media to ensure accuracy and transparency in a responsive manner. Please contact us first for information or to schedule an interview with a subject expert from our team of professional public servants. Media contact.
Transformation of Union Centre interchange on tap for summer 2019
The West Chester Board of Trustees accepted a nearly $20 million bid from John R. Jurgensen for transformation of the Union Centre Boulevard interchange to a Diverging Diamond Interchange (DDI).
West Chester Township will work with the Butler County Engineer’s Office and the contractor to finalize details of the project in the coming weeks.
The transformation of the interchange will take place on the existing bridge deck and will include extension of the highway ramps. Nearly all of the work – over the next two construction seasons – will take place without complete closure of the bridge or road. A four-day closure of the bridge will be necessary at some point and will be planned for a weekend.
“We are committed to working with our partners and communicating with our residents, businesses and travelling public throughout the project to limit inconvenience, but patience is always required when construction is involved,” said Township Administrator Larry D. Burks.
Butler County Engineer Greg Wilkens recommended the DDI design to West Chester in 2015 as a way to increase capacity at the interchange, reduce collision points and more safely and functionally integrate a practical and usable pedestrian crossing.
Since 1997 (construction of UCB interchange) there has been more than $2.4 billion in real and personal property investments; more than 22 million square feet of retail, corporate office, entertainment and industrial development, generating more than 25,000 jobs in the Union Centre area.
More than 50,000 cars per day travel the Union Centre change currently. Investment in the DDI supports opportunities to achieve the highest and best use of remaining developable properties in the area, efficiently and safely move vehicles and even allow for some pedestrian use.
Investment in quality infrastructure is a key factor in defining West Chester as a premier community for economic development which has allowed West Chester to responsibly grow and become one of America’s Best Places to Live.
“If we stop the momentum of development at Union Centre Boulevard, we may never get that momentum back,” said West Chester Board of Trustees Chairperson Mark Welch.
The DDI project will be funded with Tax Increment Financing (TIF) dollars. West Chester issued $14 million in bonds for the project and will pay the rest with cash from the TIF.
TIF can only be used for qualified improvements within the defined districts or directly providing service to the district. West Chester has used these resources to make infrastructure improvements, build a library for the community, purchase fire apparatus, develop The Square at Union Centre, and much more.


Kilkenny County Council
Section 11 of the Roads Act, 1993
DECLARATION OF ROADS TO BE PUBLIC ROADS
Kilkenny County Council, having its offices at County Hall, John Street, Kilkenny and being the Road Authority for the County of Kilkenny, proposes to consider the making of a declaration that the road set out hereunder shall be a public road;
The road at Clonconey Lane, Clonconey, Piltown, Co. Kilkenny with a total length of 103m connecting to the LP3400.
A map outlining the said road is available for inspection at the following offices of Kilkenny County Council:
- County Hall, John Street, Kilkenny.
- Area Office, Ferrybank Shopping Centre, Ferrybank, via Waterford, Co. Kilkenny.
The map may be inspected at these offices during normal office hours (9:00am to 1:00pm and 2:00pm to 5:00pm Monday to Friday inclusive, except for public holidays) in the period from Friday 17th February, 2017 to Monday 20th March, 2017.
Observations and representations on the proposal to make the declaration may be made in writing and shall be received not later than 5:00pm on Monday 20th March 2017.
Observations/Representations shall be addressed to Tim Butler, Director of Services, Corporate & Infrastructure, Kilkenny County Council, County Call, John Street, Kilkenny.
Director of Services,
Corporate & Infrastructure


June 11, 2020
The June 15, 2020 Board Meeting will be held at the Township Hall. We are again open for business.
The Planning Commission has re-scheduled the Master Plan Public Hearing for Monday, August 3rd. at 7:00 p.m.
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- On 10 October 1979, Fleetwood Mac were honoured with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame for their contributions to the music industry at 6608 Hollywood Boulevard.
- There are stars on east and west sides of the 1600 block of Vine Street respectively, and one on the south side of the 6500 block of Hollywood Boulevard for his work in television.
- Flanking the west side of Highland Avenue, the structure fronted on Prospect Avenue, which, still a dusty, unpaved road, was regularly graded and graveled.
- On September 20, 2004, Joel received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, for his work in the music industry, located at 6233 Hollywood Boulevard.
- A correspondent not seen on camera will ask pedestrians on Hollywood Boulevard a fake question related to an actual current news event.
- The Hollywood Boulevard Commercial and Entertainment District was listed in the National Register of Historic Places in 1985.
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Students in North Quincy High School's Design & Visual Communications class were assigned a different type of design project this spring.
The Montclair/Wollaston neighborhood of Quincy made their feelings clear when they learned about a proposed development project last week. Boston Property Ventures led a community meeting organized by City Councillor Ian Cain to get feedback on their preliminary proposal to build a 65 unit building and 10 townhouses at 0 Harriet Avenue. The problem? One […]
NepRWA will collaborate with towns to reduce water pollution and conserve water resources
The extraordinary high tide in the Neponset Estuary a few weeks ago provided a clear message: it’s time for the Commonwealth and our communities to get serious about climate adaptation.
The Neponset reaches new highs
Updated, February 5, 2018— Much thanks to Les Tyrala and Steve Olanoff who led the Winter Birds of Squantum Point Walk on Sat., Feb 3. The following birds were seen: Brant (Wollaston Beach) 13 Canada Goose (Wollaston Beach) 5 Black Duck 2 Common Eider 18 Bufflehead 9 Common Goldeneye 13 Red breasted Merganser (males displaying) […]
The City of Quincy has authorized the Neponset River Watershed Association to proceed on constructing the final portion of the two mile long northern section of the Quincy Neponset Riverwalk. Once the project is complete, the Riverwalk will run along the Neponset Estuary from the pile-supported gazebo at Adams Inn north to Squantum Point in […]


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Highland park gets $150K grant
Monday, April 11, 2022 by Tai Moses
Thanks to the largesse of the Austin Parks Foundation, Highland Neighborhood Park is getting a $150,000 Community Impact Grant to fund “specific amenities as part of the park’s overall vision plan implementation, including a pedestrian bridge, connection path, water fountain and more.” In a news release, the foundation also announces some updates to its ACL Music Festival Grants Program that “will allow for more funds to be requested, offering greater opportunities for a larger impact. The program will now consist of two grant options. Community Impact Grants are designed for large-scale, community-initiated park improvement projects from $5,000 and up. Neighborhood Grants are designed for smaller-scale projects and range from $500 to $5,000.” Grant applications for the first cycle of 2022 are being accepted until April 30. The second cycle opens in July. Find more information about APF’s grant program here.
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In order to assist Blue Badge holders to park as close to Ipswich town centre as possible, a number of on-street parking spaces have been provided.
There are some shared use parking bays which only allow blue badge parking at certain times and at other times are designated for loading and unloading. It is important to read the signs carefully before leaving your car.
Restrictions are subject to change from time to time, including the suspension of parking in bays. Please ensure that the signs are checked carefully before leaving your vehicle.
The bays where Blue Badge holders may park for a maximum of three hours are listed on the map.


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The Fencing of Swimming Pools Act was introduced to protect young children from the danger of drowning.
The Council has 112 units in Kaiapoi, Oxford, Rangiora and Woodend for people over 60 with limited means.
You can share your views about the Council's plans and projects by making a submission.
The Waimakariri District Council is one of the largest employers in the Waimakariri District and has become an employer of choice.
Over the last eight months Smith Street in Kaiapoi has been bustling with construction activity while the Council upgraded the Smith Street and Williams Street Intersection.
While the majority of work went as planned, an issue with the installation of the water main was identified during construction, resulting in the need to repair an area where the ground has subsided between Williams Street and Princess Place.
Roading Manager Joanne McBride says it’s not uncommon for issues to be identified post construction as part of the Council’s commitment to providing a high standard of workmanship.
“It’s unfortunate that this re-work needs to be done, but it’s important that we receive a quality end-product on behalf of our residents.”
As the fault was caused during installation, the repairs will be completed by the contractors and are not an additional cost to ratepayers. The repair involves digging a 1.5-2m wide trench along the water main and will resolve ground subsidence that has occurred in this area.
An area of Smith Street has been cordoned off in preparation for the work, which starts on Monday 5 November and is expected to take around four weeks to complete.
Joanne said the Council will do as much as they can to minimise disruption to nearby homes.
“We would like to thank residents in the area for their patience while the final work is completed.”
Impacts of the work:
Name: Joanne McBride
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The meeting sponsored by Harris County Flood Control in Kingwood to explain the upcoming $2.5 billion flood bond is being rescheduled. The rescheduling is so that County Judge Ed Emmett can attend.
Originally the meeting was to have been held at the Kingwood Community Center on June 14 from 6-8pm. That meeting date has been cancelled and will be reset.
June 14 Meeting Harris County Flood Control District Bond Meeting Cancelled
No new date has been set yet. As soon as the new date has been finalized, I will post it on ReduceFlooding.com.
Thanks for your patience. Few things are more important for the future of our community than this flood bond.
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279 Days Since Hurricane Harvey


KARACHI: Sindh Governor Imran Ismail is likely to return the ordinance forwarded by the provincial government for the regularisation of illegal constructions, citing sources, ARY News reported on Thursday.
Sources told ARY News that the Sindh governor has decided to return the ordinance for regularisation of illegal constructions to the provincial government on Thursday evening.
The governor will return the ordinance with objections on some sections of the legislation. The political parties have already raised objections over the ordinance. The law will be returned with observations by the governor, sources added.
Earlier in the month, the Sindh government had drafted an ordinance aimed at providing relief to the people of the province by regularising illegal constructions and housing units.
READ: SINDH GOVT ANNOUNCES COMMISSION TO ‘REGULARIZE’ ILLEGAL HOUSING STRUCTURES
The draft of the legislation had been forwarded to Governor Imran Ismail for approval. The move to regularise residential buildings had come after much hue and cry following the Supreme Court’s order to demolish Karachi’s Nasla Tower.
Under the ordinance, a commission headed by a retired Sindh High Court (SHC) judge would be formed that will identify illegal structures.
The secretary of Local Government and Housing Town Planning, Government of Sindh, will be its secretary. The demolition works on illegal settlements will be stopped for a period of 90 days, according to the ordinance’s draft.
The ordinance also recommended punishment for violation in the construction of building structures.


City Council Special Meeting set for October 3, 2022
October 1, 2022
The City of Cape Coral Council will hold a Special Meeting at 3:00 p.m. Monday, October 3, 2022, regarding Emergency Response Resolutions.
- Extending the State of Local Emergency
- Extend required Leave Use during an emergency
- Approve canceling all City of Cape Coral Boards, Commissions, Advisory Board, Appeals Board, Task Force, and Hearing Examiner meetings through October 31, 2022
- Authorize Temporary waiver of permit fees for emergency permits
- Declaring a Habitable Structure Emergency, and waiving requirements for Temporary Storage Containers
- Discussion of Emergency Policies and Procedures following during Hurricane Ian event
The City Council meeting will be held in the Nicholas Annex building located at 815 Cultural Park Boulevard in Conference Room A200. Please visit the public calendar at www.capecoral.gov for all other meetings.


HAVE COFFEE WITH THE MAYOR (Revised) Do you have a question or two for Gold Bar’s Mayor? If so you can get it answered on the first Saturday of every month over a cup of coffee with the mayor. Residents and business owners are invited to join Gold Bar Mayor Bill Clem for coffee and […]
Gold Bar City Council Meeting City of Gold Bar Council Meeting will be held on Tuesday, April 3rd, 2018 at 7pm in Council Chambers! Click here to view agenda!
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Funding and Tax Revenue Distributions
Transportation 2050 is being generated by a 0.7 percent sales tax which became effective Jan. 1, 2016. This sales tax dedicates 7/10ths of a cent or 70 cents on a $100 purchase to fund the implementation of the
Transportation 2050 plan. Over the life of the 35-year plan revenues from the sales tax are estimated to generate about $16.7 billion, or almost half of the plan’s overall cost. An additional $14.8 billion is projected to be generated from federal and county funds, passenger fares and other sources.
The pie charts represent how the
Transportation 2050 sales tax revenues are programmed for distribution.
$16.7 Billion Distribution Breakdown
14 percent of the revenues generated by the
Transportation 2050 sales tax are dedicated for street improvements (green pie chart). More than $2.3 billion is projected for street improvements over a 35-year period from 2016 through 2050.
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Please select the links below to view the latest road ban and associated maps.
- Road Ban Order 02/20 - Effective June 1, 2020 at 7:00 a.m.
- Road Ban Order 02/20 Map - Effective June 1, 2020 at 7:00 a.m.
*Please note that the County does not control Secondary Highways.
For information on non-County controlled roads, please contact:
Alberta Transportation Road Ban Information Line at: 1-877-236-6445 or online at the Road Ban Information Web Site:


The plan, which aims to ease congestion around Heathside School and the college, also addresses areas of concern around the station, Heath Road and other busy parts of the town.
Initial proposals evolved from discussions between the two education institutions and Ian Lake, county councillor for Weybridge.
The News & Mail reported in May that the programme, called the South Weybridge Transport study and put together by the Local Transportation Service for Elmbridge at Surrey County Council (SCC), would be implemented over the coming months.
However, according to residents and councillors, Brooklands College is no longer involved in the discussions.
Weybridge resident Margaret Whitefield who lives nearby said: “No-one knows why Brooklands have pulled out but that whole area between the college and Heathside needs looking at. It is a serious accident blackspot.
“More than 6,000 students attend the college and more responsibility needs to be taken for them outside the school grounds.’’
Raymond Spary, chairman of the town’s Police and Community Partnership Group (PCPG) said there was a lot of concern the project would now grind to a halt.
“There are areas in Weybridge that are really dangerous and need attention,” he said. “We are very disappointed this now seems to have stumbled and hope that everyone involved will come up with an agreement as soon as possible.’’
Parts of the plan include a joint drop off and access point for students on land between the two educational establishments and better cycling facilities. Safety measures were planned for the junction outside Brooklands College on Heath Road and near the railway station.
Chris Paisley from SCC Highways Department was confident the plans will still go ahead. “Access to Brooklands College and Heathside School is a part of the transportation study but we are looking at a positive option for the whole area,’’ he said.
“There are many other areas along Brooklands Road that need looking at and already we are looking at improving road markings in parts of Weybridge,’’ Mr Paisley said. “The town needs a transport plan but people have to appreciate that it takes time to implement and we don’t want to put anything half-hearted together.
The plan is still in very early stages and there is no mandate or funding so nothing has been decided. The report will be discussed at an Elmbridge Local Committee meeting in September.”
Mr Paisley highlighted other problem areas such as Heath Road and Hanger Hill and said the council is liasing with police about widening footpaths and improving cycle lanes and crossing points.
County councillor for Weybridge Ian Lake told the News & Mail: “I am extremely disappointed with the attitude of Brooklands College on this matter. Brooklands is one of the main players in the transport plan and it is a real shame they have decided to pull out.’’
The principal of Brooklands College was unavailable for comment as the News & Mail went to press.


Sub-bid Requested for ODOT – Trolley Trail: SE Kellogg Creek – SE Glen Echo Ave City Streets! Get your bids in by 5pm on December 8th. Coffman is looking for quotes on Asphalt paving, curbs, sidewalks, erosion control, fencing, flagging, landscape, retaining walls, sawcutting, signage, striping, surveying, and trucking. Submit bids to Coffman Excavation. To see full sub bid, please click here!


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The City's paving contractor will begin work on Monday, June 20. They plan to work on the following streets:
Ernest Jones Drive
Motorists are encouraged to use alternate routes. ...
The contractor for Hollywood Blvd will begin work this week on installing the roundabout and traffic islands. Please see the attached plan sheet for the anticipated work.
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The Canada Maltings Co. is a former industrial complex located at the foot of Bathurst Quay in Toronto. The site consists of two large silo structures, distribution rooms, a head house, link structures and other accessory buildings. The complex was continually developed throughout the 20th century with the earliest structures on the site dating back to 1928. The facility was closed in 1987 and the property has remained vacant since that time.
Currently, the silos are in a state of advanced deterioration requiring remediation and repairs to the concrete structure. It was also determined that the eastern seawall adjacent to the Canada Malting Co. complex was in need of structural remediation. The work on the seawall was completed in 2010.
As the heritage sub-consultant, ERA was engaged in 2010 to prepare conservation drawings and to assist Golder Associates in the development of a Conservation Plan for the 1928 Canada Malting Car Shed structure attached to the silo. This conservation work was undertaken by TROW Associates Inc. in late 2010 as part of the seawall repairs.


Details for NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Notice is hereby given that the Board of Mayor and Aldermen of the City of Franklin, Tennessee, on September 24, 2019, will hold a Public Hearing at 7:00 p.m. in the City Hall Board Room, 109 Third Avenue South, Franklin, Tennessee, Concerning Resolution 2019-81, A Resolution Initiating the Annexation Process and Draft Plan of Services for the Annexation of the Ingraham and Stovall Properties 4099 and 4101 Clovercroft Road, and 4324 and 4326 Murfreesboro Road.
The complete text of this item is also on file at the Office of the City Administrator, City Hall, and may be inspected there between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. All interested persons are encouraged to attend the public hearing and will be permitted to express their opinions concerning the passage of this items.
Lanaii Y. Benne
Assistant City Recorder


The Sharon Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a hearing on Tuesday, October 20, 2015 to consider an application by San-Ken Homes, Inc. for a Special Exception for Earth Excavation. The hearing will be held at the Sharon Meeting House and will begin at 7:30 pm.
The applicant proposes to remove 69,300 cubic yards of material from parcel 3-38 (south side of Nashua Road). The material would be transported to NH Route 123 via a driveway across parcel 3-38C.
Electronic copies of the application and supporting materials may be viewed under the “Documents” tab on the town web site (www.sharonnh.org).


The government was informed that up to 50 electric buses had been introduced in Delhi with assistance from the FAME India Phase II scheme of the Ministry of Heavy Industries.
The government granted Rs 10,000 crore for a three-year period in 2019 because of FAME. About 86 percent of the budgetary assistance total has been set aside for incentives to boost demand for electric vehicles.
Mahendra Nath Pandey, the union minister for heavy industries, claimed that 3,538 electric buses have been ordered by the government. A total of 1,716 buses have been used thus far from those.
In August 2019, 400 electric buses were approved for the Delhi Union Territory, with 300 going to the Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) for in-city operations and 100 going to the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) for last-mile connectivity.
“The deadline for placing the supply orders was January 15, 2020. The selected bidders received a supply order from DMRC in December 2019, whereas Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) could only do so in March 2021. MHI extended the deadline for the supply order by DTC on March 31, 2021, as a unique circumstance for providing Delhi with a pollution-free, top-notch transport system “the Ministry of Heavy Industries states. According to the government, the pledge to provide 300 electric buses to DTC has been met with the introduction of 50 buses today.


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Council renames water treatment facility for Berl Handcox
Friday, August 4, 2017 by Nina Hernandez
Yesterday, City Council honored one of its own by renaming the Austin Water Treatment Plant 4 for Berl Handcox, the first African-American elected to Council under the Manager-Council form of government. During his tenure, the former Council member championed the Community Improvement Program and the Handcox Paving Policy, and was known as an advocate for water and wastewater facilities. Handcox, who served on Council from 1971 until 1975, told the Austin Monitor he was honored by the resolution, which was sponsored by Council Member Jimmy Flannigan. “I appreciate Council Member Flannigan and the mayor for that recognition,” he said. Referring to the difficulty local leaders have in pulling together the political will to pay for big infrastructure needs, he added, “I feel some empathy for the Council people, because those problems will never go away. The city’s growing, a lot of people want to move here to live in this community, which is a very special community for most of us. We want it to be acceptable to everyone, but it costs.” Handcox has been a resident of District 6, which Flannigan represents, for more than four decades. “To get to name such a substantial piece of city infrastructure, that’s also in District 6, is really the perfect way (to recognize him), and I’m very honored to get to do it.” Flannigan said he can learn from Handcox’s legacy as an advocate for equitable infrastructure as he serves his time on the dais, noting that District 6 is the most remote part of the city. “When we talk about geographic representation and equitable distribution of resources and infrastructure, that is a mandate from my voters and my constituents that we look at the entire city and ensure that every part of it is being treated fairly.”
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Preliminary Preferred Alternative: Alternative 1
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Alternative 1 - the Diamond Interchange - grade-separates 236th Street over U.S. 31 in a tight
diamond configuration. The ramp terminals are single-lane roundabouts.
Access from 241st Street to U.S. 31 will be removed, and a cul-de-sac will provide turnaround access
for properties along 241st Street.
Alternative 1 - By the Numbers
|U.S. 31/236th St. level of service||A||Number of residential impacts||24|
|Percent reduction in future crashes||23.4%||Acres of wetland impacts||0.45|
|Acres of new right of way||122.0||Acres of floodplain impacts||11.5|
|Number of parcels impacted||41||Linear feet of stream impacts||1,400|
|Number of commercial impacts||2||Total project costs (millions)||$24.88|
Adam Burns, project manager
Crawford, Murphy & Tilly


Minutes are maintained by various Town Boards/Committees. After minutes are deemed "official" by a vote of each board/committee they are available for public inspection upon request at the Town Clerk's office and will be posted on the Town of Hanover website. The posted Boards/Committees meeting minutes are from the following:
Town Board (regular meetings held the 2nd & 4th Monday of the month, 6:30pm workshop, 7:30pm public meeting)
Planning Board (regular meeting held the 3rd Monday of the month, 7pm)
Zoning Board of Appeals (regular meeting held the 3rd Tuesday of the month, 7pm)
Citizen Advisory Committee (regular meeting held the 4th Tuesday of the month, 7pm)
All regular meetings are held at the Hanover Town Hall, 68 Hanover St., Silver Creek, NY 14136
Any questions regarding Town Board meetings may be directed to the Hanover Town Clerk or the Town Supervisor at 934-2273.


(DEL VALLE, Texas) – At the August 3rd Board Meeting, the Del Valle ISD Board discussed and approved calling for a $284 million bond election on November 5. This was in response to the Citizens Advisory Bond Committee’s recommendation to move forward with a bond election.
The Citizen’s Bond Advisory Committee initially met on March 28 for a Community Stakeholders Meeting. The committee subsequently met every two weeks over the next few months hearing from district departmental representatives, bond attorneys, residential developers, and demographers allowing opportunities for further inquiries and dialogues. This process culminated in co-chairs presenting to the Board the committee’s recommendation at the July 16th Board Meeting. The Board called for a special meeting on August 3, 2019 to consider and act on the recommendations.
“The Citizens Advisory Bond Committee spent over four months listening and understanding DVISD’s needs and providing input on our community’s priorities,” said Vanessa Fuentes, Co-chair of the committee “It was a great opportunity for the community to come together and make recommendations to the board.”